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Angel Whispers – Tear It Down

tear it down

Our training and resource website iel-institute.com will be down from Sunday night through Monday at midnight for maintenance and for the exciting new changes coming to the IEL Institute for the Spiritual Arts. In the mid-seventies, delivery room nurses saw a large influx of babies with indigo blue auras....

Angel Whispers – Manners

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Name-calling, rude behavior, and putting people down have become more normalized. It seems that common courtesy and demonstrating good manners are quickly becoming passé! (tee hee) Manners describe a person’s outward bearing or way of behaving toward others. When you practice good manners, you’re showing others consideration and respect...

Angel Whispers – Conscious Behavior

conscious behavior

In psychology, behavior comprises an organism’s external reactions to its environment. Conscious is defined as aware of and responding to one’s surroundings. Conscious behavior represents who and what we are, while clearly indicating the direction we have chosen our life to take. The philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson identified spontaneous...

Angel Whispers – Being Tested

being tested

When someone says, “You are being tested,” how do you feel? Someone recently shared how much they disliked the expression, especially when the speaker brings in God as the source of the challenging experience. Their reason was simple: They didn’t always do well with tests in school, so the...

Angel Whispers – Manifestation

manifestation

The New Age movement brought focus to the Law of Attraction, drawing the ire of some who might see such activity as the devil’s work. The Law of Attraction basically says energy goes where energy flows. This concept on manifestation dictates that we attract that which has our focus,...

Angel Whispers – Metaphors

metaphors

The last whisper, on Spiritual Concepts, led me to look at metaphors to gain understanding. Working with the spiritual realms could lead you to believe there is a spiritual classroom for the seekers of our world. I often pride myself on the use of metaphors as a learning tool...