Reviewing these items is like touring my Akashic Record, but just the small portion which reflects this one lifetime. The Akashic Records are a fuller recording of all we have done through multiple lifetimes.
This work is also similar to a Life Review, but I only see my side of things, not how I impacted other people. The magic of the after-life review is that you see the impact, for good or bad, you had on others.
Excavating through the boxes, I found a couple of psychic messages from years ago. I consulted with psychics to try to understand people and situations. One psychic told me I would have a pretty easy life; some ups and downs, but mostly clear sailing.
I also found a card which I purchased in my early 20s at a fortune telling machine. It said I would travel the world, have a great deal of happiness, unlimited money, and that life would be sunny.
Life takes us on a ride with ups and downs. We keep moving forward. It’s like we move along on a conveyor belt, checking out different adventures and experiences. We can try to cut the line and skip to new experiences, but if we skip something, we are stopped in our tracks, waiting for life to catch up. There’s no sidestepping the things we agreed to try in our life contract.
What did I find in my notes? Evidence that I had a tough childhood. Some adults tried to ensure that I had no self-confidence. I was not in a supportive environment.
I discovered that during the dating years, I wore my heart on my sleeve in a more-dramatic way than I had known. Dating debacles were called “crushes” because we were crushed when they didn’t work out. My heart was broken when the guys I had crushes on weren’t interested in me. Now, I realize that there were guys who had crushes on me who I liked as friends. I wasn’t interested in them romantically, just as the guys who I liked weren’t interested in me romantically. There is something to be said for chemistry. Either it’s there, or it’s not.
The college years were full of school work and a longing for romantic love. I think the guy who I liked and who I was very good friends with, was gay. I didn’t know it then, and I don’t know if he knew it then, but it sure would explain things. Those are the circumstances we don’t figure out until the light bulb goes on, years later.
After college, I declared my independence and left the east coast. It took a while to get my footing, to finish school, and to establish a career.
My career years were intense. Lots to be accomplished. My greatest frustration related to incompetence. I never understood why people couldn’t do their jobs. They could either do the job themself or ask for assistance. I couldn’t understand why they said they would do a project, then not do it. For me, it was about working together and contributing reliable information to the world. I am a big believer in accountability, integrity, and fairness. Turns out, not everyone feels the same way.
One upside of work conferences? I found a life partner, we married, and we began a family.
Once I was married and had children, life was crazy-busy. My husband and I were both working full-time and had two small children. Life was full of birthday parties, ear infections, squabbling siblings, house guests, and trips to see relatives. It takes a lot of energy to juggle children and work!
During that time, many friends and co-workers provided a pressure valve for letting off steam. Oh, those people helped me laugh! (You know who you are.)
After the small-kid years, I left my job and began doing volunteer work and artwork. Then I began “My Psychic Search” Project. I had aspirations for success and for making a big contribution to the world. While this hasn’t happened (yet), I can see that those psychic predictions were correct: a mostly-happy life with plenty of challenges, but the where-with-all to keep moving forward and remain on life’s conveyor belt.
I wonder how this life fits in with the greater scheme of my multiple lives? What have I learned which will prepare me for my next life (not that I’m going anywhere)? What issues from passed lives were carried into this life to be resolved? Has progress been made?
I see that some resolutions could not be achieved. My mother and I never reconciled. With the help of psychics, I came to understand that we were different people with different priorities and we would never be friends. I had to accept that we were oil and water. This was not the kumbaya moment I had sought. Psychics have told me that this situation was set up beforehand so that we could help each other grow.
Overall, I can’t complain. As an adult, I have the family I always wanted. We like each other. For our wedding vows, my husband and I had pledged to create the kind of family we always wanted to be a part of. We accomplished that goal. :)
Why did I keep journals, calendars, and photos? I wanted to remember life’s details. In retrospect, I think I was writing to organize my thoughts and to tell the truth to someone who wouldn’t judge me – my journal. Maybe I wrote in detail to find a sense of control over life’s “Whys?” Life can be confusing!
I want to remember most of it . . . however, a few items are going through the shredder.
Life goes on. I’ve got more memorabilia-sorting to do. Then, I can get back to the origin of the project: organizing and labeling photos.
What are you up to?
Gail
gail@MyPsychicSearch.com