Very often, especially
during the winter months, we may feel as if we have lost that spark of
creativity and happiness. The days get shorter and the nights get longer, and
we crave for those days of spring and summer when we feel the warmth of the sun
and its healing rays. It is really easy to lose track of what is important such
as our family and friends and the focus to achieve our dreams and fulfill our ambitions.
Frequently when people
come to us for readings, they ask questions such as “Why can’t I speak to my
loved ones?” and then we reply “You still can.” by holding them close and dear
to our hearts, we help to keep their memory alive. Our loved ones wish great
things for us. They want us to be creative, to still carry on doing the things
we loved to do whilst they were still with us in the physical world.
Continue to strive for
excellence, try to help others and be good to yourself. Be a beacon of light to
those who need encouragement. Try to say things such as “I can” instead of
saying “I cannot”.
Imagine if you will that
even during the darkest days of the year, you have a light within you that
continues to shine, a light that can overcome challenges, and a light that
shines so bright, it brightens and uplifts the life of family and friends and
others who come into your life.
To be spiritually creative
is the greatest gift of all.
Love, Janet and John Copestake
