Spiritual Advice: Tuesday Morning with Lynn

Hello everyone! I hope your day is going well. Things have been busy, and we’ve received some new retail items. We also have new mining buckets arriving this week. The best news is that our shaman, Elka, will be back in August! We are so excited about that.

I may have more readings available this weekend. Also, our 33-Day Transformation Class is happening this Sunday.

Spiritual Advice

A good friend of mine recently started her own spiritual reading and healing business, but she has encountered some challenges while navigating it on her own. Since she communicates with and sees spirits, I’d like to offer her some advice. I’m sure others in similar situations could benefit from it as well.

People who judge you for helping others and expect you to be perfect often have inflated egos that hinder their personal growth. They tend to be unhappy and are always searching for the next big thing.

Keep your head up and continue moving forward. The more you allow them to act foolishly without letting it affect you, the better you will feel. Remember that your clients come to you because you provide something they need, not necessarily because they are seeking friendship. Personally, I often feel a closer bond with the people I read for than with those I teach. While I care for both groups, that’s just how it is.

Keep in mind that your sensitivity, due to your work, may lead you to take things personally. Don’t let that consume you, and it's not always necessary to address the elephant in the room.

You are a conduit; you’re not the one giving the message or doing the work. If you become overly attached to the idea that you are the one doing everything, your ego may hinder your growth.

Always keep your personal issues to yourself, as others may use them against you in some way. (I recently had to learn that lesson the hard way.) Remember that there are spiritual people and those driven by ego and craziness. While we cannot fix irrationality, we can hope for humility in those who are egotistical. Sometimes that doesn’t happen, and that's okay. I know you are humble and skilled at what you do. Stay strong and keep moving forward.

I will always be here for you. Love you always, Lynn.