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Angel Whispers – Emotional Availability

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Last week’s whisper on The Art of Receiving brought up emotional availability. Opening the heart to reception takes a willingness to be vulnerable and available to love. Emotional availability is being able to sit with difficult, upsetting, or challenging emotions and to avoid running away from, dismissing, or attempting...

Angel Whispers – Toxic Stress

toxic stress

There are several types of stress. Positive stress is essential to our growth and development. The problem is most of us are conditioned to the degree we become unaware of our stress levels. This means we deal with most stress as tolerable stress, which can be more severe and...

Angel Whispers – Gray-out

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Have you ever had a moment when the world around you went into slow motion, your hearing faded, and you dissociated from reality? Chances are you experienced a gray-out. Following last week’s whisper on Astral Travel, the whispers from the loving light focused my attention to this term. Gray-out...

Angel Whispers – Impending Doom

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Personality types who are intuitive feelers by nature often get a sense of what might be coming from just over the horizon. When that feeling brings a notion of impending doom, an uncomfortable sensation can be evoked. You want to trust your instincts, but who wants to feel the...

Angel Whispers – Self Sabotage

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How many times have you believed you were responsible for something negative in your life? Self-sabotage is usually defined as a behavior that creates a problem in your daily life or interferes with your goals. The most common forms are procrastination, self-medication (drugs or alcohol), self-harm (such as cutting),...

Angel Whispers – Heuristics

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Moving through this crazy world, I am forced to process a lot of information to make decisions. A heuristic is a mental shortcut used to make decisions around complex issues, often to the exclusion of critical information. By taking the shortcut, I reduce my cognitive load. Heuristics can help...