There is no greater transition than the kind that the journey of grief pushes you into. It doesn’t matter if it’s a death, a loss of a job, the end of a relationship, the loss of a dream—grief can stop you in your tracks.

For those of you who know me, have taken classes with me or have had a 1:1 session, you’ll have noticed that I like to ponder things. My definition of pondering is where a thought drops in that causes me to pause—a thought that catches my attention. And then I will make space for that thought or concept to unfold organically—with a lot of help from Spirit, usually. The most recent concept to catch my attention: ‍What are miracles?

Sometimes our prayers or answers to questions we pose to Spirit aren’t actually answered directly from Spirit. These “indirect” answers are what are referred to as cledons. Cledons are defined as messages from Spirit—that aren’t meant to be a message from Spirit by those who are delivering them. Case in point: an email that landed in my inbox which was closely followed by a message posted by a friend of my husband.

I joke and tell my intuitive coaching and mediumship clients that I’m sort of like a phone operator. You call me and I call Spirit and pass along the information you are asking about—and while it does work like this for my work—it isn’t always so easy for myself. I have a few tried and true methods that help me, when it feels like Spirit isn’t picking up their direct line.

You may have noticed that there have been a few missed blog posts lately. That’s because life has turned upside down recently and I am working on getting my bearings.