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Day Dreams and Night Dreams
A Dream may be that wonderful idea you treasure and long to fulfill, or it may be an awakening in the middle of sleep that impels you to. seek and ponder for meaning. I have had dreams that I recorded upon awakening, and without looking at what I wrote, I can still see many decades…
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The Journey Is The Goal
What would I have done without the nursing school education? When I went to Brooklyn College School of Nursing I had no idea that the biggest lesson would not be about health, it would be about sticking to a promise to get things done. From crash carts, to stat orders, code blue, and a starched…
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Rescue Dog Stops Burglars
Note: My daughter, son, and I were returning home. I had a vision of a robbery in our home while we were out. Excerpt from “The Life Of A Psychic Detective”, one of two times Ramona helped solve a crime. I walked through the living room into the hall and stopped. To the left my…
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Missing Children, Adults & Pets
What do you do when you see or hear of some thing that is missing? Unless you are in law enforcement, or the family of the missing being, I do not respond. At http://childfindofamerica.org/resources/facts-and-stats-missing-children/ you can see how impossible the task is to, “just find….”. With over a dozen requests daily, for anything ranging from missing…
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Some Background
A little background about the work I’ve been involved in with law enforcement for those who either would love to do the work or are curious. The universe is loaded with ideas floating around. Synchronicity is simply catching the rhythm of a dream when the universe agrees. Back in the 1970’s I had a group…
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The Shaggy Dog
Several encounters with pain-ridden, frightened, angry animals have taught me that coming from the heart not only makes it safe, it can also create miracles. One of them was a shaggy dog. Meeting my girlfriend to go out for lunch, she asked if I would mind helping a friend of hers. “Her dog has a…
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One Beautiful Moment
Scottie, our precious grand-daughter, was seven and we were taking her to a zoo in Richmond, Virginia, on one of our visits. Scottie and I had a running argument. She thought I was silly believing that animals talk, and I thought she needed help to understand what I meant. We had just finished petting a…
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The Other Side
On a recent reading of a deceased older sister (her “baby” sister wanted the connection) a beautiful moment occurred that brought tears to my heart and eyes. We both feel strongly her sister’s death was a homicide. Her sister came through and after discussing details of both her life and death, she mentioned that she…
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A Door Opens
As 2019 has drawn to a close I think of what I need to release. Nature abhors a vacuum so what would I like to fill the void I would be creating? When necessity forced me to close the door to my nursing career (disabled), I remembered Helen Keller’s words: “When one door of happiness…
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