This year is closing on a memorable note of spiritual challenge and learning.  We perennially complain that our celebrations of the sacred have become too commercially focused (even our jolly, red-suited Santa Claus is a contrived icon created by a soft drink company in the thirties to promote another time of year besides summer when people should drink pop) but few possess the fortitude to take that discernment to the mat.  It’s inspiring to witness a spreading reclaimed tradition by the insightful to adopt the practice of making donations to charity organizations on behalf of their loved ones.

It takes a conscientious act of will to resist the urge to get snagged by the news bombardment of economic disaster.  I’ve been contacted by a number of media sources over the past week to comment on the status of my business in light of the fact that professional stock brokers are reportedly losing business in the US to psychics. I declined to comment.    

I don’t encourage clients to focus their questions on gambling because chances are that spirit will joyfully provide celestial lessons and guidance that do not entail getting rich sitting on your fanny.  Spirit is lovingly keen to help you be of service, but watching money inflate/deflate sort of fits in the same class as watching paint dry.  You don’t want to spend eternity chained to an irrelevant stock exchange.  Here on the earth plane we establish habits of service that will nourish or deprive our soul for a long, long, long time. 

Many have asked me about buying and selling a house over this past year.  I’ve advised all my clients beginning in late 2007 not to buy houses unless they are selling one to buy another.  Some heeded my advice.  In any case you can rest assured you are exactly where you are meant to be.  Your home’s value is more profound than monetary consideration anyway.  It’s where you love, find peace and grow. I vision you claiming all of that for yourselves and heart songs throughout this Holiday Season. 

May your lives be rich with joy, abundant with love, and replenished with wisdom.