Astrology has become one of my biggest loves in learning. It ties me back to my roots, when my grandfather would take me to the field on my family’s farm and show me the constellations in the night sky. I learned more about the stars and planets, and their direct impact on my life, when my parents had my birth chart done.
I call on my angels for everything. I have asked for small things like finding my car keys, to big ones like helping me through a difficult situation.
I’ve been around animals all of my life. For my tenth birthday, my mom and dad bought me a beautiful Eskimo Spitz. His name was Major and he was this beautiful white fluff ball. He was also my very best friend. From about 10 to 17, I would sit and talk to Major about all the things going on in my life and I remember his presence bringing me so much peace and happiness.
In January 2007, as I sat in my cubicle in Corporate America pondering my purpose here on Earth, I thought, “There has to be more.”
Although my career had served me well in a material sense, it lacked passion. But asking “Isn’t there more?” launched me onto a path of self-discovery.
Intuition. It’s a gift we all have. But real gift isn’t the intuition, itself. It’s what happens when we follow it.