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Seeking and dialogue...

09/03/2010

I was going to reply to Marie-Claire's comments to the previous post, but her words were so thoughtful I decided to respond with a new post instead.
Thank you Marie-Claire, for your kind words. And thank you so much for sharing your musings and your personal experience. Opening up dialogue on spiritual subjects is precisely what we wish to accomplish in the book and on this site. A safe haven for those who are struggling and those who are simply seeking...
Your thoughtful quote on the Buddhist philosophy was beautiful ~ the observer as logical intutitive is a wonderful way of looking at things.
The Soul Sisters cafe was exquisitely synchronistic. One can only imagine how magical it must have felt when you turned and spotted those words! Nirvana indeed.
There are many ways of looking at things in order to expand consciousness. The more we can share in open dialogue the more enlightened we will become. Let there be Light!

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Sharon was born an Intuitive. We all are, most of us just don't realize it. Sharon did the human thing and started out a serial entrepreneur. Serial because she was always searching. Until one day not long after 9-11 she was forced to close a business - the only 'failure' she'd ever had. She was devastated. She lost her way. Of course she did not know it at the time but the truth was she had really found her way... to her truth, to her calling. She had always had a thirst for knowledge and a knowing at an early age that religion as we knew it did not ring true for her. How could God be loving and forgiving if He issued all those 'punishments' He was purported to have committed. Sharon began to doubt God even existed at all, so she embarked upon a search for the truth. And the truth for her is certainly God does exist, only not as a Man but as Source, the Universe, Spirit, whatever one wants to call it. The other thing Sharon had always known was that she was a writer. After she closed her store, she began to study in earnest and put pen to paper. She wrote several 'practice' books. And then one day, as she was lying in bed in an alpha or theta state, she's never certain which, she was informed that she must write 'that' book. The one she'd always had inside her. She resisted, but you know the old saw, the more she resisted the more it persisted. It seemed a massive undertaking and she doubted she could do it. She wasn't ready, she had other projects on the go, she couldn't afford the time. But she was compelled to write the book, pure and simple. She found herself making notes on her mini recorder at all odd hours of the day and night. Books, interviews, people found their way to her. Mediums would suddenly pop up out of nowhere and give her a 'reading' as if it were the most natural thing in the world.
As was meant, Sharon found her way again while writing this book, and it is her fondest hope that in some small way, it may help the reader find theirs too.

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