Archives for January 2014

The Archangel of the New Moon in Aquarius is Uriel. Here’s some info about Aquarius and Uril and why they go so well together from my new book, co-authored with Doreen Virtue, Angel Astrology 101.

Uriel is by far the most cerebral of all the Angels and here he is paired with Aquarius, an Air sign. Air signs, you might know, are famous for living in their heads rather than their hearts. This is not a criticism – all the signs have challenges to surmount. And Aquarians are famous for being brilliant thinkers and the inventors of the zodiac. All that time they spend in their heads is often put to very good use! However this is just to point out why these two energies – Uriel and Aquarius – go so well together.

In some ways, Archangel Uriel is like the wise old uncle of the zodiac who is always teaching those around him. Think of Yoda from Star Wars, who wants to pass on all that he knows to the people around him, who become his students. Similarly, Aquarians are also information sponges. In fact, they are known as the scientists of the zodiac – without Aquarius there would be no progress! They take in information, process it and out it comes in ways that can change the world. Everything they experience is a lesson and in fact, their “ability” or tendency to live in their heads rather than their hearts obviously adds to their intellect and their ability to view life rather dispassionately at times, all the better to make cool, calm and collected judgment calls and to take life’s lessons on the chin. Far from crumbling when life goes wrong for them, they are able to be very pragmatic and to look at not just where they went wrong in a certain situation but how they can learn from it. Because Aquarians tend to be rather uncomplicated people, they are also happy to talk about their life’s trials and tribulations as they come and go (as they come and go for us all) allowing their friends and family to learn from their Aquarian friend’s errors. Click here to pre-order Angel Astrology 101 now.

Fancy a scarf that raises your vibrations?

Last year I had the pleasure to meet Adam Jones, a former designer for Dior and Kenzo. He is based in Paris and is now involved in making clothes infused with powerful energy, under the name Yarnlight.

I wanted to write about it here as I found the scarves I wore very powerful indeed. In fact, one nearly made me cry, I kid you not!

Backing up a bit; Adam and I have a mutual friend. I went to his office to meet him and also to meet a wonderful woman called Atsuko, who is a Japanese healer.

Atsuko was wearing an indigo scarf and she put that around me, to start with, as we chatted and nibbled on Japanese biscuits and drank Chinese green tea!

At first, I didn’t feel much except warm – no surprise, since the scarves are made from cashmere and bamboo blended with the thread that brings the magic.

But very weirdly, after about five minutes, I suddenly felt “something”. And as I soon as I said to Adam and Atsuko that I was feeling “something”, tears welled up in my eyes and I nearly burst into tears. I felt emotional. And after that? I just felt better!

I felt emotional. And after that? I just felt better!

I didn’t allow the tears to flow as I was in the company of two people I had never met before, but even so, I felt the release!

Adam later told me the story of the magical scarves. He is a healer and student of metaphysics himself, and having heard about experiments where energy was conducted, he decided make clothing infused with positive energy.

He has now made a range of scarves and sweaters which have been proven to do amazing things! Asked to sum up their effect, Adam told me “They balance your energies and give you what you need.”

To make the garments, Adam gathered a large group of healers together in Paris and they focused their intentions on a massive reel of carbon thread.

They sent the carbon various intentions, including that once this thread was woven into garments, the wearer would have their energies healed, and also that the positive energies in the thread would last forever.

And – as they say in Paris – voila! I can honestly say, I felt the energies. These are very high end products – click here to view the range and order online.

EVIDENCE AND PROOF…

For those interested in just a bit more info about the proof that these things work, let me add that Adam had two sample scarves – one with the charged carbon and one without – sent to a lab for testing, to see how much they would resist electromagnetic rays – the nasty things we all pick up sitting behind out computers for too long, for example.

The scarf without the carbon resisted 34%. The scarf with the charged magical carbon resisted 64%. This floored Adam and led him to take the project further.

YARNLIGHT COLLECTIVE sweaters can protect from harmful electromagnetic waves by as much as 63% at certain frequencies. We are increasingly aware of the dangers of electromagnetic pollution to our health.

He also wrote to Dr Masaru Emoto, known for his work with energies. Adam told Dr Emoto about his idea and Dr Emoto tested a scarf. The resulting water crystal came back looking pretty perfect, very like the one I have here on the page.

Finally, some investigation was done on the effect these scarves have on the body’s energy field, using kirlian photography. Below is a picture of the way energy showed up before and after after wearing the scarf for 30 minutes.

Click here to view the range and order online.

From the Neptune in Pisces files..

From the Daily Mail: “As a nurse, I’m always cheered when I see a patient who appears to be making a good recovery. That certainly seemed the case with 60-year-old Tom Kennard, who’d been suffering from sepsis after surgery for cancer.

After a couple weeks in the intensive care ward, he was well enough to be moved from his hospital bed to a chair. Moments later, however, he suddenly slumped into unconsciousness.
There was no doubt at all that he was out cold. He responded neither to my urgent questions nor to the painful pressure of my Biro on his fingernails.

Worse still, his skin became clammy, his oxygen levels dropped and his blood pressure plummeted — clear signs that his condition had become critical.

As I quickly gave him extra oxygen, I called out to the other nurses in the intensive care unit. Four of them immediately flocked to Tom’s bedside, and we gently helped return him to his bed as we called for a doctor urgently.

He was still unresponsive when the doctor arrived, followed a few minutes later by a consultant.
Indeed, Tom didn’t regain full consciousness for another three hours.

Yet, during those three lost hours, he had apparently gone on a life-changing journey. His first sensation, he told me afterwards, was of ‘floating upwards to the top of the room. I looked down and I could see my body on the bed. It was lovely, so peaceful — and no pain at all.’

In the next moment, the hospital ward had disappeared and he’d entered a pink room, in which his father was standing next to a man with ‘long black scruffy hair and nice eyes.’ For a time, Tom talked telepathically with his father.

At some point, he became aware that something was touching him. Once again, he was back on the hospital ward ceiling — looking down at me and the doctor.

I was putting a lollipop-shaped instrument into his mouth to clean it, he recalled later.
He could also see a woman beyond the cubicle curtains, who kept twitching them to check on his condition.

Indeed, I can personally verify that everything Tom ‘saw’ while unconscious was 100 per cent accurate — down to the swab I used to moisten his mouth and the names of the consultant and of the physiotherapist lurking behind the curtains.

While all this was going on, Tom heard the man with the scruffy hair say: ‘He’s got to go back.’ This came as a blow: he remembers desperately wanting to stay.

Shortly after that, he told me, ‘I was floating backwards and went back into my body on the bed.’

His pain was excruciating, but he could still vividly recall how peaceful he had felt in that pink room. ‘Pen,’ he told me, ‘if that’s death, it’s wonderful.’

This near-death experience had two significant effects on his life. First, Tom says, it completely removed any fear of dying.

Even more extraordinary is what happened to his right hand, which had been frozen since birth into a claw-like position.

(This had been noted on his hospital admission form, and his sister has since signed a statement confirming it.)

Yet, in front of me, soon after his near-death experience, Tom opened and flexed that same hand. This should not have been physiologically possible, as the tendons had permanently contracted. What had caused this sudden, seemingly spontaneous healing? Even now, science has no answers.

But when you study near-death experiences, as I have for the past couple of decades, you grow used to phenomena that defy all rational explanation.” Read more – click here.