James S
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« Reply #1 on: July 07, 2002, 22:14:00 » |
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Ferris,
That's an amazing experience! My own experience is not nearly as "physical" as that.
My thoughts - I think that our guides must make themselves known to us when either they feel that we are ready to meet them, receive their knowledge and help us take the next step in our spiritual journey (and man, sounds like you took a huge step), or we need to be comforted in some way, and they know they can help us.
The former case is my experience, though not nearly as dramatic as yours. When I really started to learn to quiet my mind, and just absorb my surroundings, my spirit guide introduced himself to me, just in an internal audible way, but with words and insights that I knew were not mine. He doesn't speak or think the way I do, so I knew it wasn't just my self-talk. He'd been talking to me for some time, helping me out with bits of good advice from time to time, I just didn't realise who or what he was. I talk to him from time to time, even if it's just to say hello, or to apologise for ignoring him when I've become too self absorbed in little things. He never seems to mind, and will often tell me something that either completely stops me in my tracks, or makes me laugh. As to who or what he is, I only know he is a spirit sent by the Creator, and the rest I don't need to know just yet,and he knows it bugs me when he says that (hope he's reading this).
My wife has also met hers, but at a time when she needed comfort. A few years after her mother died in a terrible car accident (her parent's car was hit by a speeding out of control drunk), she was referred to a medium by a good friend. The medium proved very early in the session to be the genuine article when my wife's mother got in contact with the medium, and passed on a message to my wife using a phrase that was a very close personal thing from my wife's childhood, that nobody else ever knew of. At that time, with my wife in tears having a conversation with her mother, her mother introduced my wife to her spirit guide - someone she describes an American Indian. That might seem a little cliche'd to some, but my wife's English - Yorkshire born. She certainly didn't expect it, but her mother had let her know that this Indian would be looking after her, especially at a time when she needed it most. My wife knows when her spirit guide is present, and also knows when her mother drops in from time to time to visit. Both she and her sister have some gift of clairvoyance that manifests itself on occasions.
James S (Fate amenable to change)
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