REV. FRANCINE HAYDON
Reiki ~ Kolaimni ~ Crystal Energy Healing
Medicine Wheel ~ Tarot Reader ~ Palmist
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Patricia GGarry
• Spiritual Coaching • Reiki Energy Healing
Handling
• Intuitive Tarot Reading • Dream Interpretation
• Teaching Personal Growth Classes
(513) 281-6864 ~ patriciagarry.com
unexpected
course As human beings, we must encounter and conquer chal-
lenges on a regular basis. Otherwise, life would be boring. We
would just exist, not truly live. These challenges help us learn
and grow if we don’t allow them to become obstacles. The out-corrections
come will only be negative if you choose to see it that way.
How you choose to face the challenge is yours and yours
by Francine Haydon & Patricia Garry
alone. Embrace the change and what it has to offer.
Contemplate the message that it brings into your life and how
O, THERE YOU ARE, life is going along well, the car
you can best respond to the challenge. Be positive in your out-
is almost paid off, the family is doing nicely, and then—
look and help others see the light.
SBoom!—change happens. Or, as the old saying has it—
Some may see the change as adversity. But you can choose
life is what happens while you’re making other plans.
to have faith and know that all is as it should be. For example,
It might be a good change: Your daughter and her husband
when dealing with a family member’s terminal illness, choose
have wanted a baby for a long time and now they’re pregnant.
to seek and find goodness. Perhaps the illness causes estranged
It might be a more difficult change: Your employer is moving
family members to start speaking or visiting once again, or you
your job overseas. It might be a heavy-load-to-carry kind of
are able to spend quality time with the person helping them
change: Someone in the family is diagnosed with a serious ill-
find peace of mind by getting their affairs in order.
ness.
You can achieve a wonderful sense of peace and love when
Always, before you start running around taking care of the
helping others during difficult times or in working through
many responsibilities you’re ready to shoulder, take a few min-
those times yourself. Talk to any breast cancer survivor. They
utes to just sit with the change. Breathe deeply and slowly; let
have a real joy of life and know how precious and wonderful
the idea of this new-ness in your life settle in. And remember
it can be.
that you need to keep self-care high on your priority list.
Lastly, don’t be afraid of course corrections. Accept them
All that you want to be part of, all the assistance you want
as the inevitable learning experiences of life. Make a conscious
to give to solving problems for others is important. But being
choice to be bold and to live your life to the fullest.
calm, cool and collected, well-rested and not totally stressed is
equally important. The help you offer could be negated if you
About the authors: Francine Haydon is an intuitive
suddenly become a high-maintenance or highly controlling
tarot and palm reader, energy worker, teacher, and
person. Continue to look for beauty in your life; continue to be
owner of Sea Angels Cruise and Inner Wellness
a good listener, especially in listening to your own body.
Conference. She helps people reclaim their person-
al power. Contact her at francine.haydon@fuse.net,
513.248.8772 and www.foresthouseofhealing.com.
Patricia Garry is a spiritual reader, teacher, heal-
Instincts aare tthe ccellular llanguage
er, and writer. She has been on her path and shar-
ing her gifts since 1985, holding the vision of all of
between iintuition aand mmanifestation.
us as peaceful and powerful lightworkers. Contact
her at 513.281.6864, patricia@patriciagarry.com
—Unknown
and www.patriciagarry.com.
20 Whole Living Journal May-June 2008
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