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Martyr Archetype~Hunger Games/Harry Potter/A Tale of Two Cities

Posted by csy11 on February 6, 2015 at 5:05 AM Comments comments (1)

Note:  This blog contains multiple spoiler alerts for The Hunger Games-Catching Fire and for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

Normally when we think of the martyr archetype certain historical images come to mind, like Joan of Arc.  The extreme end of the "light" side of this archetype means that the martyr is willingly self-sacrificing for a cause he/she deems greater than the worth of his/her own life. Normally, however, the martyr will act somewhere in the spectrum so someone else will stand to benefit and by default, the martyr stands to lose something.  We see two highly emotional instances of "light" martyrdom in Catching Fire. 

As pictured above, we see an elderly gentleman from District 11 who touches us beyond all measure.  Subsequent to Rue's slaughter, the angelic twelve year old child from District 11 who was reaped in The Hunger Games as a tribute, this district is left deep in mourning and wounded as ever.  In this scene, Katniss has just delivered a moving speech about her friend and ally, Rue.  The elderly man, in recognition of Rue's senseless death, delivers the four note whistle (we now know as Rue's whistle) and offers the three fingered sign that is considered a passive way of revolting (like a sit-it would have been considered back in the 1960's.)  To the horror of all, the peaceful man is ripped from the crowd, beaten, and then mercilessly shot in the head in front of all as a means of squelching any thoughts of rebellion.  Besides the shock factor, the most moving piece of this scene is that the man knew exactly what he was doing.  He took a stand.  His statement was more important than his own life and it may have been exactly what the district needed to motivate them--push them over the edge as is necessary in any uprising. 


The second instance of "light" martyrdom is during the reaping of the 75th Annual Hunger Games in Catching Fire.  Mags, the lady pictured above, volunteers in place of Annie Cresta during the reaping.  Even though Annie was a victor in a prior Hunger Games, she has been rendered nearly helpless from post-traumatic stress and is the secret love interest of Finnick Odair (above).  Finnick is the symbolic adopted son of Mags and like any "light" mother archetype, she sacrifices herself knowing she will endure certain death.  However, it gets more intense.  Once the tributes are in the arena, specifically Finnick, Mags, Katniss, and Peeta, the ominous threat of poisonous fog is only yards away.  It is a nerve agent that renders the victim in agonizing pain then kills them.  Each of them is marred by the fog and unless they can out run it, they have no chance of survival.  Once it becomes apparent to Mags that Finnick cannot possibly save himself or assist the others since Finnick must carry the elderly woman on his back, she gently kisses him as her way of saying goodbye and then runs into the fog.  She is no longer a burden and has helped the cause beyond great measure as Finnick's charge is to save Katniss at any expense.

The light martyr will act even if no one is watching because there is no need for applause.  In the Harry Potter series we see this with the anti-hero, Severus Snape. Snape is lacking in honorable characteristics and could be considered one of the antagonists since he appears to give our main character nothing but trouble.  However, we only see from Harry's muddied point-of-view, and until the tail end of the last book in the series, we are convinced Snape is both a traitor and a coward.  In fact he is deplorable until we are given more information regarding his double agent status, his motivation, and his bravery beyond all.  He gives his own life in order to save Harry who is the savior archetype--only no one knows it except Dumbledore! Harry doesn't learn the truth until subsequent to the sacrifice.  There is no audience--Severus Snape is in fact the light martyr beyond all measure. 

We see the same anonymous heroism by Sydney Carton in Charles Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities.

Now, what about the shadow side of the martyr?  I suspect you knew that was coming...

The shadow martyr will always have an agenda behind the motivation.  Keep in mind, agenda is EVERYTHING.  Yes it is true that our examples above required an agenda, but it is not for the purpose of getting attention or for self-importance.  Those martyrs sacrificed for a higher purpose--for the benefit of another person or for the benefit of an entire society.  However, the shadow martyr will act only if he/she has an audience so others can see what they sacrificed, otherwise the shadow martyr has no interest since there is nothing in it for them.

Just like any character defect, it is easier to spot a flaw, or in this case, the shadow martyr in another person.  However, life is full of lessons--each person's hand different.  It isn't our job to call someone out on acting like a martyr.  Let them--it's their choice--their life.  The big question of the day is:  do you have the shadow martyr as one of your archetypes?  If so, it is the perfect opportunity for self-reflection.  Why do you do it?  Why do you require an audience?  What would it feel like to sacrifice in silence?

The Divine Download

Posted by csy11 on November 23, 2014 at 9:25 AM Comments comments (0)

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A week or so ago, I was channel surfing and happened upon an episode of Ancient Aliens on the H2 cable channel entitled "The Genius Factor".  To my delight, the entire episode was dedicated to the very notion I have been speaking about for years! Actually, it is two ideas that are basically first cousins if not siblings.  First is the idea that problem solving and creative concepts are born from our dreams while we sleep. Second, is the closely related belief that these same tools may be accessed from meditation.  Thank you H2!


Which geniuses use this technique?  Likely many more than we can identify.  Besides Albert Einstein, which I have written about on numerous occasions, how about the brilliance of Nikola Tesla?  Much has been written about Tesla, but most recently H2 did an episode called, "The Tesla Experiment."


How do geniuses get their ideas?


Normal awakened thought patterns are considered beta brain waves.  This is the brain waves we normally experience when we are fully awake and going about our day.  Beta is necessary for tapping into logic and reasoning.  It is how most people go about problem solving.  


However, it is essential to change the pattern of brainwaves in order to tap into the consciousness of the Universe. Brain waves such as alpha, theta, and delta are the waves that are desirable for the resonance required for a Divine download. Moving from one wave to the next is not a matter of effort so much as it is a matter of being.


The best way I can describe what it feels like to be in alpha is to "zone out."  Most can get into alpha by simply staring at a point on the floor or a wall.  It is the perfect state of "day dreaming."  Creative ideas come much easier this way.  My artist daughter uses this technique when she is creating.  Intuitive hits come while in this state or even deeper.  


Theta waves are a deeper state.  It is what I refer to as a grounded or meditative state.  This state may require a solid teacher, practice, and patience.  Theta waves are doubtlessly the state that Albert Einstein and Steve Jobs used to obtain remarkable ideas.  In fact, Jobs credited his meditative practices to his success.


My medical intuitive and healing sessions are conducted while in theta.  I cannot speak enough about the wondrous events that can occur while in this state. Truly it cannot be underestimated.  


Delta waves are obtained while in the sleep state.  While in delta, we dream and receive valuable information for a gamut of reasons.  Dreams have the propensity to solve countless issues and may also procure countless ideas.  Srinivasa Ramanujan, and Indian mathematical genius from the mid 1800's, received mathematical theories while sleeping.  Amazingly, he had no formalized training in mathematics and flunked out of college twice!  Ramanujan's theory regarding black holes has been proven one hundred years later.  


These are just a few but powerful testaments to the benefits of tapping into information that is readily available to us all.  You don't have to be a genius! 

Revolutionary Archetype ~ Hunger Games

Posted by csy11 on November 21, 2014 at 9:05 AM Comments comments (0)

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Gale Hawthorne, resident of District 12 and childhood friend of our heroine, Katniss Everdeen, is the revolutionary archetype.  Forged from suffering, Gale's father dies in the same mining accident that is Katniss' father's fate.  This early loss, sometime before his fourteenth birthday, puts him in the position of providing for his large family. Unlike Katniss who is a master of the bow and arrow, Gale's talent lies in the trapping of animals.  He and Katniss hunt illegally outside their district's boundaries, and if found out, may result in the strictest of penalties.  It is the only way to keep their families from starving to death.  Already as a young teen, he is breaking the rules.  As we watch, we silently cheer them on.  As the man of the house, he opts to put his name into the pool of reaping candidates multiple times in exchange for tesserae. Each tessera provides a minute amount of grain and oil for one person.  Selflessly, just as Katniss does, he offers himself up, symbolically, to be reaped in order to help feed his family.  At eighteen years of age, he has forty two chances to survive the arena.  The losses do not stop here as he watches his best friend, Katniss, volunteer to replace her young sister of twelve as she is reaped into what is sure to be a death sentence.

Early on in the story, Gale, played by Liam Hemsworth, suggests they take their two families and make a run for it since they both know survival skills, but he changes his mind later on as he prefers to take a stand once he gets a sense a rebellion may be brewing.  His hopes of rebellion are solidified when matters become dire for the district when "Peacekeepers" decide to make an example of Gale and nearly whip him to death for illegal hunting. This does not deter Gale.  He sees no reason to succumb to the Capitol's tactics but silently watches and wait.  It does not take long to provide the catalyst after the unthinkable occurs and provides an iron-clad reason for him to revolt when the time is right.

By the end of Catching Fire, Gale demonstrates quick thinking by evacuating as many as he can while the firebombs drop.  He sets himself apart as a leader and the revolutionary is fully manifested. 

Even though all residents of the districts suffer, not all of them are inclined to revolt as the consequences are too severe.  It takes a specific type of blueprint to embody the qualities of a strong revolutionary, so the catalyst of suffering is not enough. Revolutionaries have strong convictions, are brave, are ideally selfless, recognize injustice, are persistent, and usually clever. They inspire confidence, are committed, and personify charisma and oratory skills.  

Gale Hawthorne although young, is now a revolutionary in Mockingjay.  As the plot progresses, like any archetype, he will be tempted to fall into shadow.  How far will he take the cause?

Relating the revolutionary archetype to everyday life is less exciting yet significant. Caroline Myss says that revolting is often at the tribal level and can be a necessary part of spiritual growth.  Accepting the tribe's mindset when it is not in the Light is the equivalent of sheep flocking just because that is the way it has always been done. Question that which does not feel right.  

Lightworkers and Indigos make for terrific revolutionaries although it does not always make us popular with our tribes.

Diplomat Archetype ~ The Hunger Games

Posted by csy11 on November 17, 2014 at 4:40 PM Comments comments (0)

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Although Effie Trinket's position in The Hunger Games series is that of escort for the tributes for District 12, I consider her the diplomat archetype.  Effie, played by Elizabeth Banks, is a resident of the pampered Capitol.  Up until the rebellion, she lives a lavish life filled with delightful delicacies, original designer clothing, and an unusual role. Each year, she must accompany the reaped tributes to the Capitol, introduce them to their mentor, write their speeches, and keep them on a tight schedule so they may be paraded around prior to the games.

Our first impression of Effie is that she is simply another superficial drone.  In fact, the juxtaposition is striking when we witness Effie in the first film looking polished standing in front of District 12 while glazing over their impoverished frames in a sea of gray garb, she declares, "Happy Hunger Games and may the odds be ever in your favor!" At best, we feel slightly repulsed but we never get the sense she ever wishes ill will. She truly is in foreign territory.

After having lost tribute after tribute to the games, Effie finally comes out ahead as she has two victors for the first time in her career. However, the celebration is short lived as an unprecedented and unjustified event occurs in the second installment of The Hunger Games series. Making the best out of a grim situation, she suggests they all wear something gold to show they are a team. It sounds trite but the offer was full of empathy and loss for her doomed tributes. We now know her heart is in the right place.

The picture above shows a more somber Effie than we saw in the first film.  She does not verbalize her thoughts but we can infer from body language and tone of voice that she now understands the inhumanities the Capitol has committed against its own country.  True to her role as diplomat, she aims to keep her tributes alive but knows not to cross the Capitol.  She walks a fine line and walks it well.

The shadow diplomat will have a hidden agenda but this is not the case with Effie. She makes it clear her career is finally going somewhere after the tributes have a short time to enjoy their spoils.  

Now that rebellion is clear, what will happen to our diplomat if the tables turn?  See the reveal in Mockingjay...

It is worth noting that Effie's character in the film (at least Mockingjay, Part I, unravels very differently than the novel.

 

Mockingjay

Posted by csy11 on November 14, 2014 at 7:10 PM Comments comments (0)

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Tying pop culture with archetypes as we approach the release of Mockingjay, Part I on November 21, 2014.  Next:  Plutarch Heavensbee as the shadow inventor archetype.

Inventor Archetype - The Hunger Games

Posted by csy11 on November 14, 2014 at 5:25 PM Comments comments (0)

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Plutarch Heavensbee, played by actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, is introduced as the Head Gamemaker after the execution of his predecessor, Seneca Crane.  The Hunger Games series take place in a futuristic United States (Panem) via a high-tech arena symbolically similar to that of ancient Rome.  (See my post The Hunger Games ~ Panem v. Ancient Rome).  Given the games have taken place over 74 years and the outcome requires the death of all but one in the arena, every imaginable way of dying has been considered by the gamemakers of the past.  If the tributes at any time do not play dirty enough or refuse to participate, it is up to the gamemaker to create carnage.


How so?  Simulated "natural" disasters such as forest fires and lightning storms occur, but the real horror comes through the idea of muttations.  Muttations or mutts are animals that are altered genetically to throw a wrench into what may seem harmless. This is where our inventor archetype comes into play.  The Head Gamemaker is under enormous pressure by President Snow, and Snow's goals are threefold.  First, he must maintain his power and authority as any good dictator.  Second, he must keep the districts fearing for their lives since the tributes are reaped from the districts as a means of keeping revolution at bay.  Third, the President deems it essential to keep the Capitol happy. Just as the elite in ancient Rome watched gladiators fight to the death in the arena, so do the Capitol citizens.   It is Heavensbee's task to "entertain" and since he certainly does not want to end up like his predecessor he relies heavily on his skills as an inventor.


It is a normal reaction to hate the gamemaker as we commiserate with the districts, however, Heavensbee tells our heroin, Katniss, that he has volunteered for the job. So the wheels start turning...why?...is it bloodlust?  Does he hope to gain the favor of Snow?  Why would anyone volunteer to kill children?  


The minute Heavensbee shows Katniss his pocket watch, in Catching Fire, we see on the face of the watch what is soon to be the symbol of the revolution, the Mockingjay. He hints to Katniss, "It starts at midnight," although we are left befuddled regarding Plutarch's intent.  Suddenly, Plutarch Heavensbee is a layered character.  Is he friend or foe?


The third book, Mockingjay, reveals a complicated Heavensbee.  We already know he is capable of masterminding the murder of children but he is also a leader of the rebellion.  He, along with the other survivors, takes refuge at District 13 which we were previously led to believe was annihilated for rebelling.  District 13 and the survivors are desperate to win against Snow but Heavensbee is manipulative enough to use trickery and deceit as needed to get what he wants using technology as his wand.  (Caroline Myss pools the inventor archetype with the wizard, magician, and scientist archetypes.)   He will position himself to benefit, he will justify the means to the end, and we will have clouded emotions.



This does not mean that those archetypes are negative.  As is normal for any archetype, each has a shadow side, inventor included.  How many times have we seen brilliant scientific discoveries and inventions used to win a war?  Watch how quickly it is justified. 


If you fit the bill for the inventor, scientist, magician or wizard archetype, you will be called to make ethical decisions in the Light.  To make matters more complicated, how many others will covet your discoveries?  Be cautious when treading down this path.  You may be ethical but what about the ones who want power or control?  It can be a mixed cauldron.


Nikola Tesla said: “There is a difference between progress and technology, progress benefits mankind. Technology does not necessarily do that.”


By the way, it is likely that Suzanne Collins, author of the series, named Plutarch after Lucius Mestrius Plutarchus from ancient Rome.  


Mockingjay, Part I will release November 21, 2014, so follow as I delve into more archetypes. 


As an aside, Philip Seymour Hoffman passed away after the majority of  principle photography of Mockingjay.  Rest in peace.

The Crystal Child ~ The Hobbit

Posted by csy11 on November 3, 2014 at 8:15 PM Comments comments (0)
While in session with a young Crystal Child, I received a clear intuitive hit about a characteristic she not only needs to acquire in this life, but a symbolic parallel that has the propensity to help her understand her challenge.  This is why I am such an advocate of tying in pop culture to archetypes.  What better way to get a point across? If we speak the same language we are more likely to communicate.  Seems obvious, but had I used Odysseus as an example, I believe it likely, given her age, she would have not understood.

In order to understand, let's take a look at Tolkien's fantastical little people known as hobbits.  Hobbits have a deep love of the simple things in life, such as delicious food, a pint of ale, and what they refer to as pipe weed.  (We actually don't know exactly what that is, but we'll assume it's legal!)  Above all else Tolkien tells us that they love peace.  Hobbits, however, are not at all fond of anything remotely resembling adventure.  In fact, they look down upon it.  What they are really saying is that adventure breeds change and no one really likes change.  Hobbits as well as humans prefer the status quo.  It is easier.

After much nudging from Gandalf the Gray, the wandering wizard, and our hobbit, Bilbo Baggins goes on an adventure with Gandalf and a dozen dwarves.  Thorin Oakenshield, the would-be king of dwarfdom, has taken dislike to our hobbit as he initially sees him as lacking.  Although Thorin is a warrior, Bilbo is out of his element when it comes to wielding a sword, however, Bilbo has many other traits that outshine Thorin and Company.  For one, he is quick-witted, and in fact, comes to the dwarves rescue numerous times.  Not bad for a sheltered hobbit!  However, this is not easy for Bilbo as he prefers his books and his cozy hobbit-hole. 

This is not the first time we have seen a hobbit on film struggle with something outside of his element.  Pippin from The Lord of the Rings is also stretched far beyond that which he is familiar. Courage is defined as:  the ability to do something that frightens (Google).  Both hobbits will have opportunity time and time again to develop that courage.

I find that it is a common thread for many Crystals to grapple with courage.  It is uncomfortable but attainable.  Keep in mind, you can pray for courage but you will not be imbibed with it but instead, given the ability to earn courage.  

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Below is a clip where Bilbo nearly tells Gandalf what he found in the cave, only he tells him something else.  

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 The Hobbit:  The Battle of Five Armies opens on December 17, 2014.  It is the final of three installments.  For you Tolkien lovers, this film is actually a hybrid of both The Hobbit and The Silmarillion. I suspect the director, Peter Jackson, was under a certain amount of pressure to create something as spectacular as his interpretation of The Lord of the Rings which sweeped the Academy Awards a decade ago.

(Did you know that J.R.R. Tolkien is the most read author of the 20th century next to The Bible?) 

Good Will Hunting

Posted by csy11 on October 31, 2014 at 4:00 PM Comments comments (0)

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Dream themes often repeat themselves, have you ever noticed? Over and over again I have dreamt of a friend from high school who is probably one of the most talented women I have ever known. She had the midas touch - grades and musical talent to name just a few. So I ask myself, what does she mean for me?


 

Let me tell you more...


 

Let's call her Laura. Laura, from my perception, could have made it in the music industry had she given it a try. Do I really know that? No - it isn't intuition, just an opinion. Instead, she dropped out of college after a year and waited tables. Eventually, she taught herself data entry and progressed through a company, getting promoted.


 

Is there anything wrong with that? No. It was her choice.


 

However, the question in the dream world is: What does she represent for me?


 

How could someone so brilliant and a natural at music not reach for the stars?


 

The answer is likely the lack of self-esteem.


 

In my dream, she was a duck and was kept in a pen. Interestingly, it reminds me of the AFLAC commercials where there is a talking duck.


 

Let's put the pieces of the puzzle together...


 

My husband intervened for this dream. After he understood the frame of reference for Laura and that it reminds me of a commercial, he knew what my dream meant!


 

In the film, Good Will Hunting, Matt Damon plays a college-aged man who is a janitor, but is brilliant. In fact, he easily solves a math problem that stumps many. Ben Affleck befriends Matt Damon, picking him up for work each day, but hopes he will not show up for a ride having decided to make something of himself and go to school, ditching the janitorial position.


 

Matt Damon's character had some huge self esteem issues that Robin Williams, a counselor, brings to his attention.


 

Affleck is the tie-in to AFLAC.


 

The dream is guiding to keep an eye on self esteem.


 

Reach for the stars!


This entry was written prior to the passing of Robin Williams.  RIP.


 

My name is Cindy Yoakum, I am a medical intuitve and healer here to serve human and animal kind at the turn of the tide. I am an empath and clairvoyant and use my abilities to tap into information provided by the Divine for medical, career, life path, and relationship issues. I work with spiritually gifted children and adults, and teach many classes. In addition, I cross a host of beings into the Light on a regular basis. You can see me on Fox 8, New Day Cleveland - check out my You Tube Videos and Follow.

 

www.lightworksheal.com

 

 

Harry Potter and the Evans' Girls

Posted by csy11 on October 31, 2014 at 3:40 PM Comments comments (0)

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As the Harry Potter films recently aired once again on television, I am reminded of a parallel that is so profound, I must share.


 

If you have ever read the books or viewed one of the films, it becomes abundantly clear that Petunia (Evans) Dursley (pictured left as a child) has a strong dislike for her wizarding sister, Lily (Evans) Potter (pictured right). Lily is muggle born yet is an extremely talented wizard. By virtue of the fact she in born into a muggle family, her sister Petunia, who displays no wizarding talent whatsoever is deeply jealous of her sister and eventually this jealousy turns into utter disdain for Lily. It is of no consequence that Lily is both kind and gentle.


 

In the first film, The Sorcercer's Stone, we feel the adult Petunia's distaste for not only Lily but for her nephew, Harry, who is left in her care after Lily's murder. Anything wizard is repelling to Petunia, yet we never commiserate with Petunia.


 

Later, in The Deathly Hallows, we are provided more information by J.K. Rowling as we view a flashback of the girls as children. How quickly it becomes apparent that Lily is "different" well before she is recruited by Hogwarts. Severus Snape, childhood friend of Lily and the anti-hero of the story, refers to Lily as "special" and to Petunia as "ordinary" and yet Lily immediately comes to her sister's defense telling Severus that "that isn't very nice." No matter as Lily, James, and Harry will be blatantly rejected by her muggle family.


 

Why the post?


 

Consciousness workers, specifically Lightworkers, will likely experience the same treatment on some level. Especially if you have come out of the spiritual/psychic closet, expect nothing of your muggle family as it is likely that is what you will receive. As Caroline Myss says and I paraphrase, "The tribe will never support the one who outruns them."


 

Support can be limiting and if you expect support or applause from the muggle tribe, you will be sorely disappointed. In fact, it is likely they are under contract to disappoint. This is one way the Lightworker develops backbone and a thick skin.


 

Hang in there! Feel bad and get it over with. The journey is meant to be lonely, and keep in mind, consciousness is hard work. Pray for the grace and equanimity to get you through.


 

With Empathy,

 

Cindy


 

My name is Cindy Yoakum, I am a medical intuitve and healer here to serve human and animal kind at the turn of the tide. I am an empath and clairvoyant and use my abilities to tap into information provided by the Divine for medical, career, life path, and relationship issues. I work with spiritually gifted children and adults, and teach many classes. In addition, I cross a host of beings into the Light on a regular basis. You can see me on Fox 8, New Day Cleveland for dream interpretation in action - check out my You Tube Videos and Follow.

 

www.lightworksheal.com

 

 

Of Bichons and Beings

Posted by csy11 on October 31, 2014 at 3:30 PM Comments comments (0)

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This story is too cute to keep quiet!


 

Recently, after having worked an entire weekend and feeling quite tired, I went to bed early. Traditionally, my little Bichon follows me wherever I go, and if I go to bed, she does too.


 

Out of character, she was restless and could not find her spot that night, and in fact, preferred to sit on the landing, above the staircase, where all the bedroom doors are available. I heard my husband take her out twice and even feed her a snack, just in case, but still, she was not pleased and would not go to bed. Perhaps she was upset I was gone all weekend?


 

Later that night, I felt a disembodied being standing behind me. I realize this is enough to frighten anyone, however, that is normal for my house. At any given time, who knows how many occupants we have. Just in case I am not clear, I am referring to spirits or ghosts.


 

As I was far too tired to give her my time, especially while sleeping, I put the female being off. I simply cannot work 24 hours a day. Meanwhile, my Bichon refused to enter the bedroom.


 

The next morning, my oldest daughter tells me her story of that night. Apparently, our dog who was restless the entire night, entered her bedroom well after midnight, which only happens when I am not home. My daughter heard her door squeak, sits up in bed to see who is at her door and attempts to recover from pure shock. Floating directly above our Bichon was a young lady of about twenty in a nightgown. The apparition was as clear as day from the waist up, although transparent. She looked directly at my daughter, my daughter looks at her, and after a single blink of her eye, she is gone.


 

No wonder our Bichon couldn't sleep!


 

My daughter, too, put off the young spirit. She was too tired to cross her over.


 

I am happy to say, I crossed her over the next morning after I made clear I had a few things to do.


 

Once spirits have your attention, it is likely they just want a little help. My entire family, even the dog, is in service. Who would have thought?


 

My name is Cindy Yoakum, I am a medical intuitve and healer here to serve human and animal kind at the turn of the tide. I am an empath and clairvoyant and use my abilities to tap into information provided by the Divine for medical, career, life path, and relationship issues. I work with spiritually gifted children and adults, and teach many classes. In addition, I cross a host of beings into the Light on a regular basis. You can see me on Fox 8, New Day Cleveland for dream interpretation in action - check out my You Tube Videos and Follow.


 

www.lightworksheal.com

 

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