Fairy Sparkles: My Journey With Angels, Fairies, Nature and Spiritual Enlightenment

By Sarah Rajkotwala

Can you use Metaphysics to make your life Better? How to a be a multi-dimensional being and to use spiritual enlightenment concepts in an everyday life. What it means to use the 'law-of-attraction' and to use your guidance, signs, angelic advice and listening to your heart to create a life of happiness and fulfillment. How to co-create your life with God and to use prayer, intention, intuitive and psychic insights, and your words to create your greater good. Can you have access God's advice and guidance without being in a religion? Likewise can you pray and otherwise contact God without an intermediary? How to be a person of faith, without having a 'Faith' in are some of the many questions that get asked and then answered in this entertaining and highly practical book! How to wake up from an unconscious life, to become a conscious-creator on this earth for your highest and best good? Sarah Rajkotwala uses many examples from her own life, on how you can use metaphysics principles to make your life better in so many ways. Sarah is also a psychic who can talk telepathically to fairies and angels, she has included a lot of channeled angelic advice on the many topics she covers, for a little added Heavenly advice to gain a higher perspective on these issues. A fun and practical book for metaphysics students, students of life and anyone who wants to learn how to make their life flow with a little more ease and grace.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Sarah Rajkotwala
• Release date: Jan 30, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393540885

Sarah Rajkotwala

Sarah Rajkotwala grew up in Adelaide South Australia and now lives in rural SA. She is a passionate gardener and lover of spiritual growth, metaphysics and enlightenment. After a short career as a plant nursery owner she realized she could talk to plants telepathically. This game-changing information prompted her to write her first book 'The Year of Talking to Plants'. This documents her fascinating discoveries into the world of the plants and fairies. A real-life spiritual adventure into her garden. Sarah’s second book ‘Fairy Sparkles’ is part spiritual autobiography and part spiritual handbook; describing her search for enlightenment and the lessons she learned along the way. In this book she describes in detail, how she works directly with her and angels and God to create miracles and blessings in her life and others. How she uses her psychic insight and intuition to help her in her daily life and how other people can access their guidance too. A practical and fun life manual on how to live a better human life with the help of spirit. Her third book 'Conversations With My Vegetable Garden' is a delve into the private world of the vegetable plants and fairies in your garden. A fun and informative adventure into the spiritual nature of your vegetable garden. Sarah also writes spiritual articles for new age magazines and in her blog Rose Garden Conversation. Sarah teaches Spiritual Workshops at Petals and Buds spiritual teaching classes. She lives with her family and pets in a large rambling organic garden in country South Australia.

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Chapter 1

Believing is Seeing

Fairies & Angels really do Sparkle!

How the Sparkles Appear to Me

Since I wrote my first book, I have ‘matured’, psychically speaking. Where before I could only psychically ‘hear’ the fairies when I addressed the plants, now I can see both fairy and angel sparkles. I also see orbs and sudden flashes of beautiful multi-coloured or white lights, in the air, the shrubbery, on my book page, behind or in front of other people etc. Appearing all at once in a momentary flash and then disappearing, just as quickly.

These indicate the presence of beings appearing from the spiritual realms. The spark of energy that announces their presence, is quite interesting and really sparkly and pretty! Sometimes they appear when asked (such as from a prayer or request for angelic help), sometimes they are just going about their daily work (as fairies do), other times they are uninvited visitors from other realms. There is definitely more to this world than meets the eye!

Fairies Brought in With Cut Flowers

I picked a bunch of flowers yesterday, after I brought them inside and arranged the flowers, I saw a momentary sparkle emanate from them, lending credence to the idea that every bunch you bring inside has fairies with it, and they bless the household once they are inside.

Gentica (local Fairy of the Woods) what is the benefit of bringing fairies in with your cut flowers?

"A few fairies will always be brought in with a cut flower bunch, especially if it has been picked fresh from you own organic garden, if the flowers are healthy and well they will benefit the household that they have been brought into. That is why flowers feel so good to receive. It is the extra fairy-magic that makes flowers so appealing and healing to have in the house.

A household that regularly has cut flowers in it will always feel more peaceful than one that never has flowers at all. It will feel happier too."

What if they were bought flowers artificially grown with chemicals?

That will result in less fairies with the bunch or none at all. They might look good, but they won’t feel as good as ones picked fresh from nature and grown without chemicals. They will have a dull lifeless feel.

Fairies Falling Off Fruit Skins!

I was once feeling a little low and I ate a kiwi fruit. I brought the fruit skin into the kitchen in the dark with only the light from the next room, partially illuminating it. As I tipped the fruit skin onto another plate for disposal into the compost, I saw a green fairy sparkle fall from the fruit skin to the plate below It made me laugh out loud and cheered me up no end!

It still makes me chuckle thinking of fairies falling off fruit skins! In retrospect I think it may have been a deliberate act to make me laugh and not look at life so seriously...and it worked!

Half-Light Wonderland

In the half-light, the betwixt and between place between night and day is where I see most of these orbs and sparkles. Sunset is a great time to pick up fairy sparkles in the digital camera. Sometimes I deliberately take photos of flowers against the setting sun, and once above a fairy-garden I had made, to see if any fairy orbs appeared in the shots. Apparently orbs appear to people who have raised vibrations and knowledge of angels and fairies. They will more likely appear in many of the photos you take and even of photos others take of you, particularly in the morning or evening.

Fairy Garden Fairy Sighting

I once made fairy gardens, we planted miniature plants, pebble paths and made mini fairy houses out of sticks. I somehow knew that if I took some photos of the fairy garden pots against the setting sun, we would get a fairy sighting on photo. Sure enough, I took one photo, then another and in the third one up popped a delightful big green fairy orb! They probably knew I wanted to get a fairy sighting next to the fairy garden, so they kindly obliged!

What Has Changed in my Plant Communication?

Plants Giving Me Visions of Where They Want to Be Planted

My psychic senses have altered and refined a little, as the years have gone by (a common phenomenon amongst many psychics). I have also become more aware of the messages, I receive. One interesting phenomenon is when I have been hovering undecided over a potted plant, thinking in my mind or even saying out loud "Where should I put you?’ And then in my mind there is a vision of a place in my garden where the plant wants to be planted! Wow nifty trick! It also goes to let you know that not all thoughts in your mind are private!

At first, I thought it was just me imagining it, but one plant that I hovered near gave me the vison again of the place it wanted to be planted. It was glory vine (a grape vine that has decorative leaves that go ruby red in the autumn). I had bought this plant from a local op-shop and had kept it in a pot in the shade for 3 years waiting for it to grow more and to find an appropriate place to plant such a plant treasure! We have an old shepherd’s hut ruin on our farm, and I thought it would look quite romantic draped all over that, but alas I would visit this area seldom in order to water it, so that position was out.

Then one day as I was hovering over the glory vine plant and I had a vision of the perfect place where I could plant him, over a central gazebo in the rose garden! I hadn’t even considered this spot where the glory vine gave me the vision of. There’s a gazebo on an area which we call ‘Daisy Island’ (I used to have it planted full of daisies) in the very epicenter of my old rose garden. I had been waiting to put some climbing plants in this place for a while but needed a very hardy, but beautiful climber that could grow mainly in the natural rainfall as there is no drip or sprinkler irrigation in this area. It was quite a perfect spot because I do go past that area as I water the roses, so I could give him a sprinkle to establish him every now and then. My rose garden is all pastel pinks, blues and whites, I hadn’t considered a ruby red climber in the center of the garden, but the glory vine did! It would look a treat in autumn!

On consideration, I realized this was indeed the perfect spot for it, so I duly planted it in the position it asked to go! I had no idea plants were aware of positions in the garden where they wanted to be planted! It knew that the gazebo was waiting for a showy but hardy climber to be the centerpiece of the garden. I had a climber looking for a good spot and I had a position where a good climber was needed! So, I had a match made in heaven (or earth)! The clever little plant fairy obviously knew this and volunteered its plant for the job!

The plants in question (that have told me where they want to be planted in the garden) are plants that I had purchased but did not yet have a position in my mind for in the garden (a common gardener affliction, going to a garden-centre and buying things you have no idea where you will plant them, but you buy them never-the-less!).These lovely plants find their way in your shopping trolley, into your garden and into your heart, but I bet you did not think it knew who you were and where it wanted to be planted!

Another instance of the plants giving me an idea of where they want to be planted was a lovely purple emu bush. I bought this late in the planting season (I tend to plant natives only in the wet season; winter and early spring) so that they can establish themselves well by themselves with the regular rain before the drier summers start.

So, I bought this purple emu bush; (a native eremophila) with gorgeous rich purple bell-shaped flowers but did not want to plant it on the driveway (where I bought it for initially) as it was so pretty, I wanted to plant it in place that I could view the lovely purple tubular flowers in spring. Each time as I walked past it, I contemplated it and where it should be planted, and each time I had a vision of planting it in a new herb bed that I had just set up in the front garden on the way to my garden water tap. I got the vision on more than one occasion, so I knew it was from the plant itself. The plant’s suggestion was indeed a perfect spot because I have the opportunity to see the plant daily on my trips to turn on and off the tap while gardening. So, I duly planted the emu bush there (as he suggested) and he is doing very well! Thank you little emu bush!

Plants Knowing What Species They Are

Each plant has a fairy and has access to a higher-consciousness and intelligence. Many fairies often attend one plant during the course of one year or even one season. Plants know what genus and species they are as well as the history and uses of their plants. They all have a specific energy current that heals and radiates their specific qualities out to the garden, people and beyond.

One interesting thing I have found out, is that each plant can tell you what he is. Now I am a super keen gardener. I love almost every sort of plant and tend to collect plant genus in my garden. I have a large old roses collection and another of fruit trees, salvias, native melaleucas and acacias, emu bushes, that sort of thing. As a collector of plants, one obtains them from all over the place (the cheaper the better) so sometimes op-shops and trash and treasure sales (car boot sales) are a great source of unusual and cheap plant varieties. I especially love the special table at my local garden centers, that have plants that are past their best, have stopped flowering and or look particularly awful being overgrown or wilty. Often these plants have no label at all, and I have to back-track to find out what sort of plant they actually are.

I am also a big recorder of these things in my numerous garden journals, where I draw-up maps with plant varieties on it and when they flower, that sort of thing. So, knowing the plant genus and species is always an aim of mine.

As a plant telepath, I do get quite good and accurate information from them. And sometimes they attempt to give their genus and species but that is particularly hard if the name is a complicated Latin name that I am unfamiliar with. I do know a lot of botanical Latin (being an ex-nursery person) but sometimes the plant is named after the person who discovered it too, so the botanical Latin names are not all that straight forward.

So, when I ask a plant out-of-the-blue, they often furnish me with their common name, I suspect that being much simpler and a name that rolls off the tongue they are far more commonly known by people. One tree/shrub I dug up from my grandmother’s garden, once I get home, I asked what he was and he said, ‘a privet’. I knew the name privet probably more readily than its Latin name so. I was content with its answer.

Sometimes I am unaware of the common name they have furnished me with but when I look it up, I find these to be correct. So, plants giving me a common name as an answer as to what they are, is a simple and easy way that I can find out what a plant is. A telepathic short-cut so to speak!

A Tree Asking a Bird’s Fairy What Species He Is

The tree and tree fairies, also interestingly, can furnish me with the names of the native birds that shelter in them. I was trying to find out what this particular cute little native bird was. (I also like to identify all the birds that frequent my garden and take photos of them). However, this little bird was quite shy and likes to flit in and out of the undergrowth.

I had my head in the tree looking for the bird to no avail, so I asked the tree (while I was there) what the bird was, he said, Scrub robins, look it up. I did not look it up at the time, but this morning got another look at the little birds as I watered another tree I planted yesterday.

I rushed in to my bird book and the closest identification I could (from the markings I saw) get was a ‘scrub wren’. Then I remembered what the tree told me last night and I knew its identification was very close to the bird that I needed.

Gum trees, how is it that you know what types of birds are sitting in your branches?

We do not know, but we ask their fairies and they furnish us with an accurate answer. All birds and animals’ fairies know their common names and botanical names. And if they are in a different language, that language is spoken to the native person who asks the question. That is how telepathy works.

Wonderful thank you.

A Wink of Thanks From Animal Bird and Insect Fairies

I often see little or large ‘fairy sparkles’, around or on a cat or a dog or chicken that I am adjacent to. These often occurs just as momentary flashes, blink and you miss them. This certainly lends credence to me talking to my angels and the fairies, when I can actually see them with my own eyes!

I have also seen purple fairy orbs on my cats and I once saw one huge blue orb (the size of a small car) over one of my ponies one evening the evening after I was sending him healing with archangel Raphael the healing angel. I felt that this was the ponies’ angels thanking me, lighting up momentarily, but spectacularly in the half-light of the setting sun. Letting me know that they know and appreciated the angel healing that I sent their charge!

One evening in the half-light of dusk I was shutting the door of the chicken shed and said goodnight to the chickens, like I always do. That night the rooster clucked back at me (as he often does). But this time accompanying the cluck I also saw a blue orb light up just above his body. Obviously, it was his guardian fairy, acknowledging me too!

These orb sightings, come at odd quiet moments in my life, as I quietly go about my daily business. Simple little moments of contact with the other dimension; letting me know that no matter how small your act of kindness, to any part of nature, it is noticed, acknowledged and thankful for, even if you can’t see or sense it. The animal, plant, insect or part of nature you are healing, whether it is clearing rubbish from a riverbed or any other act of kindness appreciate it.

Pictures in My Mind

One of my favourite ways of getting communication from fairies and also my angels and guides is via a mental image. This is called clairvoyance and is a very accurate way for them to get their message across to you. A picture is worth a thousand words and one mental image can furnish you with a whole mental concept, it will buoy you up in times of doubt or educate you, in one mental image.

I once asked a delphinium plant in a garden pot one day. I wonder what colour you will be?, rather absent-mindedly; more speaking to myself than the plant. Then suddenly I was furnished with an image in my mind of a tall flower or delphinium with pale blue flowers. I was delighted and hoped the mental image I received was accurate, I do adore pale blue flowers! Months later at blooming time, low-and-behold the plant did have tall pale blue flowers, just like it showed me!

Feelings Out of the Blue Leading Me to Garden Delights

Another pleasant phenomenon is when I have a feeling out of the blue to go to one place or another in the garden. Often it is a feeling to go to an out-of-the-way place, that I don’t frequent much. An example of this happened last week. I had the feeling to go and walk down one particular path that I haven’t used much this year, as the roses have overgrown near it and spiders sometimes have big webs across it in summer. So, I use an alternative path to avoid getting a face full of spider web, not a prospect I relish!

Anyway, I went down this less trodden path and lo-and-behold there blooming as pretty-as-can-be where two bright pink nerine bulbs, that I had never seen flower before! After along dry autumn they were a particular treat! I must confess I had completely forgotten I had planted them there. I must have planted them years ago, and the bulbs took a few years to flower. This was particularly important to me as I had tried to grow pink nerines (I have a very prolific common variety of cerise red that blooms every year) however, for years I planted them in spots that were too dry. I planted them instead in a new spot I knew was sheltered and grew good bulbs, and complexly forgot about them. I usually keep good garden records and have several notebooks that I have garden plants, planting plans and names of what I have put where, but these little bulbs had escaped my attention!

My angels, was it the angels or the fairies that alerted me to such a delight?

"It was the fairies of course, they knew you would have been sad to have missed out on such a treat, so they gave you promptings to take that path to see what you could see!"

Wow thank you fairies! This is not the first time I have had feelings out-of-the-blue to go here or there. Sometimes it is to a tap because I forgot to turn off a sprinkler. Sometimes it is to an area of a garden in an unusual spot to see something blooming particularly well for the first time.

It is a comfort to realize that these little beings are around and helping you enjoy your garden to the fullest! Like little garden friends.

Organic Wonderland

When talking to both the plants and the fairies I have had an expectation that we are gardening organically. Chemical pesticides, weedicides and fertilizers, destroy the delicate balance of nature and all its inter-weaving systems, and the beauty and synchronicity between them.

Like permaculture, gardening has ways of each part relating to the other, one garden and farm, treated with love and respect has an influence upon the neighboring farms. It also influences the native plants of the region, the birds insects and wildlife. The water systems and run-off must be pure from the farms and gardens so that the frogs, bees, butterflies and fish-life can survive, and all the insect and micro-flora minutiae, that most people do not give a second thought to.

Gentica, my local ‘fairy of the woods’ what do you have to say about the fairies’ love of organic gardening?

Well, it is not so much a love, as a pre-requisite for gardening the way God intended it. It is about adding inputs that are from the natural earth such as manure and compost from the local site, so that the outputs are high energy, clean food that is high in nutrients and life force. Fairies can’t exist well in areas where there is chemical spray, it ruins the land, the water run-off, and the toxicity levels into the sea where it also creates havoc. So have a care what you buy to eat, only give your money to ethical and organic farmers. So that eventually the growth of organic farms, and food sources will grow exponentially until, the chemical farms will be like the dinosaurs, an extinct relic of the past.

You little beauty, I’d like to see that!

We Are Sensitive People

Anyone who is at all interested in the spiritual side of life is bound to be a sensitive person. This sensitivity is a blessing but will not always seem like a positive trait at times. You will probably dislike altercations, very negative people, yelling or loud noises. You will also probably not like the confusion and mayhem of big cities, parties or crowds with their big noises, pollution and mayhem of people, their thoughts, feelings and emotions and traffic and tooting horns. All senses stimulated at every turn, that is upsetting and confusing rather than stimulating, as some of the less sensitive among us find it. The mental and emotional stimulation of multiple stimuli, all at once can seem overwhelming to sensitive and psychic people.

The more populist the city and the more mayhem, and taller the buildings the less you will like it. These buildings are man-made hard concrete shells, that have no real contact with nature, the earth, the sky or even fresh air, or the advantage of a window to open, if the air gets stale. The air in real populist cities, with too many petrol-fueled cars is not of good quality anyway. Can this be an ideal way to live and to feed the human spirit? I think not. All the four elements are in short supply, and the few fairies to cleanse the area will be few and far between too.

Nature has been ruled-out, banished and ransacked in these areas, it is cruel to man, woman and child and even pets, to live in such areas. It does not feed your spirit, like you can in the suburbs where at least there are trees, plants and gardens and even more so in the countryside where there is peace and quiet and you can clearly hear your own thoughts and guidance, like a clear bell on a still day.

Chapter 2

My Metaphysics Adventure

Life as a form of sacredness.

Using Metaphysics as a Stepladder to Enlightenment

I often see gardening as an act of pure sacredness. A form of moving in amongst, God’s living paradise for us. Where every move is blessed and sanctified by Mother Earth herself. There are no wrong moves in your garden. Whatever you do, Mother Earth blesses with her grace, bounty and even healing energy. Most seeds you sow on this sacred earth come to fruition. Most plans in your garden often turn out way better than expected. My garden often amazes me when at its peak, just how beautiful it can be, always more beautiful and more depth in reality than any plan drawn on paper.

Your own garden is your own form of art and of worship, where you call the shots and are master of your own domain. I see gardening also as a form of art and use the colour of flowers and texture of foliage to contribute to the overall affect. A living breathing masterpiece, that never is really complete. Ever evolving into a truer better version of itself. It just goes into many different incarnations of wonderfulness. In many ways your garden is in love with you and blesses you with its very existence!

Gardens Have Consciousness and Memory

So, your garden is alive, but it’s also conscious and that is the magic of it. It is like you are living with a group of pets that are aware of you, they know you, they even have memories of you and wisdom beyond what we even realize. Your garden is aware as you garden in it, play in it, or just simply sit and enjoy it.

I remember in one class I got a student to ask the trees what we did in the garden yesterday, what special activity? Just with a sense of fun, more than anything to see what we got. I was imagining that it could possibly give her an image of one thing we were doing, I think it was reading outside (this student was quite psychic, and I knew she would get some message from them).

But the trees gave her a completely different image of what we were doing which was true too. Children playing with skipping ropes was the image. I had completely forgotten that we did that the day before