Hollister Rand has joined John Edward and a small team of experts in their fields for InfiniteQuest, a one-stop portal for all things metaphysical.
Dear Friends,
I’m on vacation this week. Actually, let me rephrase that. I’m cleaning out the garage and re-organizing the office this week. And getting the car repaired. And getting my yearly physical. And that’s my vacation. I’m just trying to shorten my “to do list” a little.
One of the more pleasant things on my list is a trip to San Diego from August 19 – 23. During that time I’m doing an event at the Jenna Druck Foundation (which I’ve been told is full) as well as a Small Spirit Circle and private sessions.
Of course I won’t be neglecting people in Los Angeles either. On Sunday, September 12th, there’s an Evening of Spirit Communication at The Bodhi Tree. Private in person sessions in LA and appointments by phone are also available in September.
As I sit here writing to you, I’ve become aware of how quiet it is around me. Quiet doesn’t usually spontaneous occur in my life; that’s why it is worth mentioning. My life buzzes with activity all the time and I’m usually talking with someone – - either on the phone or in spirit. Or I’m running through the “to do” list that hangs in my head. Or the hum of Los Angeles thrums like the lowest note on a bass guitar. Therefore, quiet is startling to me when it happens and . . . precious.
The reason that quiet is so precious is because it is in the quiet that Spirit speaks loudest and eternity can be heard. I love silence because the temporal falls away giving a glimpse of the eternal.
And now as suddenly as it came, the magical quiet is gone. I hear a train in the distance, a plane flying overhead, a cat eating kibble in the kitchen and a motorcycle revving up in the parking lot.
This experience serves as a reminder that if we quiet ourselves for a moment each day, we can learn to hear the whispers of Spirit. Quiet isn’t something to take for granted; quiet is a gift to treasure and a challenging boundary to the cares of the world. As quiet becomes a valued commodity, it naturally follows that loved ones in spirit will have an easier time making themselves known.
Please read this month’s article to learn even more about how to know when those you love are saying, “Hi.”
During even the busiest of days, may a moment of quiet bring you a moment with Spirit, Hollister Rand
