"Our 'sense' of time changes for many different reasons."Trish explores the perception of time.

Let’s be honest - healing and spiritual growth are hard work! Let this be your friendly reminder, CELEBRATE!

During a child’s first six to seven years of life, he/she is absorbing everything. This is a crucial period for the highly intuitive child.

Mindful ritual can be a profound tool in spiritual growth. Leila shares her perspective.

Trish takes a look at what the journey of self-discovery entails. We have "left the Little League behind!"

With the knowledge self healing is possible, new belief systems can develop too. In this blog, Leila discusses healing and beliefs.

Trish shares a brief synopsis on Archetypes. Archetypes are powerful universal patterns of behavior that help our understanding.

"During all threshold events our consciousness shifts into active awareness." Trish shares her perspective as a mother and a healer.

Leila shares a soul dream about two bonsai, "The Paired Junipers."

Imagination is an important part of intuitive living!

Leila shares a few of her possible experiences or visitations by the Mothman.

Trish takes a brief look at energy vortices and the Earth's chakra system.

Can you be high vibrational and feel sad, angry, and afraid? Leila shares her insights on emotions and high vibration.

I know as a nurse and mother, there are times that medication is the appropriate choice for an intuitive child... Blog by Trish Briggs.

Trish shares her recollection of her grandmother's stories of spiritual "air mail."

To manage your own energy, you need to first be aware of your energy and what it is doing when you interact with others.

Trish shares her childhood bedtime story, created through Akashic memory, intuition and imagination.

Katey shares a moment of multi-dimensionailty. Is it possible she and her fiance were in two places at once?

You get a choice! We encourage and attract spiritual information through interaction.

Celebrate being a work in progress! It keeps you young and allows the adventure to unfold. A blog by Trish Briggs.