My Blogs for Your Soul: Written by a Medium

By Satin Maize

The role of a Medium. If it is your hearts desire to contact to your loved one to know if they are safe, secure, with God, friends and family; this book will help you do just that.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jun 25, 2018
• ISBN: 9781984521095

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Copyright © 2018 by Satin Maize.

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Rev. date: 08/27/2018

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Contents

Inner Intuition

What does it mean to use your Inner Intuition?

Do you want to connect to someone you have lost contact with?

Do the deceased visit us?

When you lose your mate?

When could be the Last Good-Bye?

When is it time to move on after death?

My mother died today!

Could denial be the most difficult stage of grief?

Seeing the bright side

My spouse is dead—now what?

Pay attention to your dreams!

Have you ever had anyone try to throw you off of your natural course in life?

People who really loved you leave you with an imprint . . . .

Developing your psychic abilities

Connecting to your spiritual gifts

I soul travel to heaven

My visit with an angel

I found heaven under the sea

The Wolf spirit

Amulets

Pendulum Dowsing

Rocks used to heal

A visit from Sadie

Labor Day begins

Rekindling tradition

What is the month of October known for?

Halloween!

November

The very first Thanksgiving parade in U. S. History

Thanksgiving history

Merry Christmas

Our gift for Christmas

How do I know Christmas really happened?

New Year’s creation

Friendship’s in the new year

The soul-mate search of today

What does the word Trust really mean?

Let’s talk about having Integrity

Integrity; what is it and how do I get it?

About love & commitment

Making the right decision

How do I make a serious decision?

What is the month June remembered for?

He married her and now he is gone!

Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater had a wife and couldn’t keep her

Sadie, our rescue dog is adopted

Valentines Day

Happy Valentine’s Day!

The Heart Smart series

Valentine’s Day tradition

Mother’s Day

How is a good mother made?

Take yourself back

St. Cloud, MN Experiences Isis

St. Patrick’s Day

Memorial Day

A mother’s panic

Child neglect

Inner Intuition

Clients have come to me to talk about their friends and family members, who have died either recently or long ago. They ask me to be a Medium, a person who has the gift of bridging people from the deceased world into the ever-present world. Others come to me asking what they should do with their personal situations. I connect to spirit in order to do that for them. Sometimes I connect to the higher self of another individual who is still alive for them to be able to seek resolution for things out of their control. It all depends on what kind of positive outcome we want to get with the help of the spiritual realm. I work with only God energy, nothing else. I think similar to the famous Teresa Caputo but I am not plagued with hearing spirits all day as she is. In spirit, we never get what we are not in agreement to do as far as spiritual gifts are concerned.

I like to tell people to use their own conscience to determine what is right or wrong for them within the guidelines of civil, county, state, federal laws and human rights decisions. I am not their counselor but also do direct people to professionals who can help them with personal, family counseling or legal help. So I am resourceful besides being a Medium.

If one door closes for us because of a negative action we committed this does not necessarily mean that another positive door cannot open for us. First, we must take responsibility for the negative action we have committed in hurting someone else. After we have done this we need to ask for forgiveness of that person and thus deal with our own guilt we have brought upon ourself. All of these steps are very hard to do. We have all heard the saying, Let your conscience be your guide! Most of us are keenly aware of our conscience because we have been brought up by our families, society, and religions to have one. We also innately have an inner voice which is the natural conscience we are born with. I say start listening to that inner voice which is a soft gentle good spirit within your mind who reminds you to lock your house before you leave or check the electric blanket on your daughter’s bed before you leave. We are all assigned spirit guides at birth whether you want to believe me or not. Each person has a different number of them either female or male. These guides are not passed on relatives or friends. They are heavenly beings of some sort who have the job of helping you along on this earth. A Guardian angel is a bit different. That particular angel is assigned to you too in a singular form and has the power to give you strength and healing when you are sick, save you from despair, prevent any accident or lessen the blow of a bad one. Isn’t it nice to be aware you have that comfort and protection?

Tune in my friend and become aware of your spiritual helpers who work so hard to get your attention.

What does it mean to use your Inner Intuition?

First of all we must get some solid definitions for this complicated word; Intuition. You then can determine if you are using yours. The word Intuition is a noun which has these various meanings; It is a hunch and suspicion; an impression that something is the cause. It is a quick insight which is recognized immediately with out any reasoning process of the individual. It is a belief which arrives to an individual unconsciously.

The word intuition is often used pertaining to the natural instinct of a mother and child bond. It is the use of conscious rational processes. With all of that said. This is the question. Do you have it? Do you know that there will be a parking spot in a particular aisle when you are in the mall lot? Or how could you possibly know that there is a sale at a certain store that you did not research?

After awhile you may notice that there is a flow of good energy around you and within yourself too. You might realize that you are a bit different than your family or friends. I have seen fathers and daughters with a psychic connection. I was one of them. My dad and I were always close from birth. My grandmother and I shared knowing what mail was awaiting us in the mail box. My mother and I did not share this connection until we lost my father and her husband to death. In any dating situation at a later time in life where a father has that type of connection with his adult daughter; trouble is insight.

Also I have seen mothers and daughters who share a connection where both women have Intuitive abilities. The daughter will begin experiencing extrasensory spiritual signs of being an intuitive. When I talk to the mother, she too is spiritually aware of her own gifts and may want to change her career path to include insights which she could never afford to use in the past. For adults, its like coming out of the closet to say, "Yes, I am an intuitive and I am not afraid to say it, as she looks around the room to see the response of her friends and family. That is what we all experience when we admit that we are different than other people. The reality is that we were born intuitive.

So, don’t fret, you will be okay. If you have faith in God, believe in yourself and the fact that you have these ‘spiritual gifts’ to use; use them for the good of yourself and others. What can be wrong with using your spiritual gifts? The answer is nothing. People will sense you are different. You are. Find people who accept you, not reject you.

Kenny and his wife, Shirley, were dear friends of mine and our young, growing family. He was a father figure for me. He died four years ago of lung cancer after spending his last month or two in the VA hospital. We all knew that he was going to pass in time. I did not visit him much then and did not go to his funeral, which took place in December with—40-degree temperatures headed our way.

Kenny’s wife was upset that I did not go. I was ashamed that