Heros!
Sunday, May 24, 2009 at 12:58AM I know many people have questions from yesterdays blog so I will try to answer them, but I am actually writing about them in my book. It's very comprehensive and I know I only have 70,000 word to write the book but I think I may need more!! ha ha ha
Yes there are times I am very tired and I know I have not had a restful sleep. I tend to do the rescue work about 2-3 times a week. There are some weeks I don't do it, as I need the sleep, but I only leave when I know I am able to complete the work in the right way and also have time to rest in my 'real' world.
It's very strange, and I know what happens but I will write more about that in my book... so it could be an interesting read!
Well it's been a weird day with so much going on, and I actually haven't felt very well because of it. Kev rolled a pea at me earlier... which if you know me, I loathe and freaked me out, and then seconds later I felt faint and I have felt like that since then. Fortunately the work I had to do was all before that incident, so I wasn't traumatized by the 'pea' incident.
Yes it's funny but I honestly freak out and have palpitations... strange eh... but I do think my feelings of nausea is due to having to deal with some negativity, not Peas.... ha ha ha
Anyway I wanted to talk about what this weekend means to me. It's memorial day weekend. It's important and it's a time to honor those who fought to keep us safe and to honor those who are fighting for us right now. It's made me think about my grandparents and what they contributed to the war and for what we are.
It's a humbling feeling to know that these people put themselves in situation and risk their lives for us in so many ways. I can't image what their families felt/feel and here we are sometime moaning and complaining about silly issues, our egos are in the way and they get bruised. But our soldiers didn't have egos they gave and continue to give their everything and take away their egos and fight for what they believe in... freedom!
We are free, and it's because of the heros amongst us and in 'heaven' that we live our lives the way we do!
Thank you so much for fighting and believing!
I am going to step away for a day to gather thoughts and take time with my family so I will probably be back Monday!
Have a fun weekend
With love
Lisa xx
Reader Comments (36)
As a veteran myself, I think of all those who went before me and weren't lucky enough to make it home. I can only home they have found peace and one day return "home" to incarnate into a life of happiness and fulfillment that is their just reward for having given their last full measure of devotion.
sorry... that's "can only hope" =D
Yes, I totally agree. And you have some much deserved rest. All the best
I am looking so forward to reading your book when it's finished and hearing more about the rescue work you perform it's sounds like it will be such a wonderful read....
Hope you start feeling better and the negativity you've had to deal with passes on. I know all about those heart palpitations I get them myself as I have a horrible fear of spiders and living in Australia I see plenty of them...They always seem to find a way in my home or car.....I just can't deal with them at all. I count myself lucky the other day there was one on my bathroom floor which crawled up my husbands leg, if that had of been mine I am sure I would have had heart failure!!
Whilst none of my family had ever faught in a war, my own husband was a victim of war in Afghanistan a long time ago so I take my hat off to all the soldiers and people who fight to save the lives of innocent people & their own countries...
The Australian weather is crazy lately we just got over fighting bushfires now many towns are suffering sever flooding.
Enjoy your weekend!
Lara Haidary
Can I say I'm a very proud parent of a serving soldier who was shot in afghan luckily he's ok all I can say is all those out there have got some guts and everybody should hold there heads up high and be proud all those people who complain they don't feel too good think about them lads and women in pain and heat fighting for us
Hi again Lisa,
A Question....When do you expect your new book to be released for sale?
Happy writting.
Enjoy the rest of the weekend with your boys.
bug hugs
Leeanne. xx
peace.....deb t/illinois
yeah, I know exactly what you mean and how deeply you are feeling.We recently celebrated ANZAC Day here in Australia and it is so very emotional every year. You just cant escape the raw emotion of the day it is totally humbling and makes us all realise how VERY lucky we are to be living the lifestyle that we all now have, thanks to all those men that so bravely defended us and continue to do so.God bless them all xo
Hi Lisa
I recently read your "Life Among The Dead" book it came out in the UK a few weeks ago and I appreciate the honesty and insights in it. I was really excited about the incident where you channeled in Punjabi. Most channelers are criticised for not speaking in foreign languages but with an accent instead so if you could document that if it happens again in the future it would give sceptics something to think about. Looking forward to your next book.
Have a good weekend,
PSVC2
(Liverpool, UK)
Lisa, I'm looking forward to your new book also. I've read your first book twice now. I get something new each time I read it.
Thanks for everything you do for all of us!
Cheers!!
Being the mother and mother in law of two Iraq Vets... i so appreciate your sentiments and to Louie and all the other vets and soldiers out there.. and the family of the soldiers becuase we give up so much too....
thank you
{{{hugs}}}
Thanks for taking the time to remind us of what we are honoring this weekend. My thanks and prayers also go out to all who served and are serving.
Take a day away, Dear Heart. You dealt with the negativity properly (if I am tuned in correctly to your reference). Do Lisa stuff today.
New Moon... let it all go........
love you for you, and the work you do -
It's 1 in the morning here in oz and can't sleep due to a-sick children and b-my guides and whom ever else has decided to wake me every 15 min with messages about my health and attitude towards my body and lack of mental strength when it comes to chocolate,wine and food in general. Love to exercise and go for walks with the girls but my weakness is FOOD.FOOD,FOOD,FOOD. My life has been filled with lots of drama(family issues ,mothers) and the way in which l escape is with food . Anyway,l am just talking sleep talk now. Just want to give thanks to all the men and women who have fought for our freedom .THANKYOU so very much. LISA,you takecare of yourself,you don't want to get sick. You bring so much joy ,peace and closure for people and you are a true earth angel and you inspire me in so many ways. When l read your blogs and watch your shows l start to understand myself a little better and for that l thankyou. Rest up,hug your boys,keep away from peas and get some sleep. Hugs and Kisses Rachael from Oz xx
Hi Lisa!!! I can't wait for your second book to come out!!! I loved the first and I'm sure I'll love the second one just as much or even more!!! : ) And maybe one day you'll get over your fear of peas!!! : ) I love peas, but I don't have them too much their more of a starch than a veggie. And yes, it's nice to have a holiday to remember those, who have served our country and are currently serving our country. But, I personally always think of my relatives that have served and I also think about those fighting in this very long war that we've been in!!! All of them will always a blessing and God, their angels, and guides are always with them and us!!! Much Love you and everyone <3 <3 <3
Hey there Lisa,
I am really looking forward to your next book. I have a feeling it will be filled with amazing information and experiences. It is funny because the more I learn and experience spiritually the more I question and want more.
Aw Lisa, tell Kev that peas are not allowed in the house if he is going to do that to you. No more peas for you Kev! All I know is I have some very strange phobias and can empathize with you. People that do not have phobias cannot understand the terror one experiences when facing the phobia.
Sorry you are not feeling well! Just flow with it and allow yourself the space to clear and release it. It will pass and soon a brighter day will emerge.
Sending you extra special zap the negative energy hugs,
DS
Hi Lisa
Thank you for remembering this weekend Memorial day weekend. I am a vet of the Vietnam War. Many people transitioned right to the end to the fall of Saigon May 1, 1975.
Among those that gave up their life’s were American and international nurses and
A young Marine who gave took my place. I was 20 and my dear wife was 7 months along expecting our first of four. On this special weekend ... I send out my love, my blessings and thank you from the heart to their loved ones they left behind.
Blessings to all the vets and to their families
Rick G
That was beautiful Lisa. They thank you as well..a whole lot with my brother....listening & smiling, nodding at you with acknowledgement. ~
Good you are stepping away!
Hope you had a restful thoughtful solution time for you.
Hugs to you, Sir Charlie and Kev.
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Good reminder for what this holiday means....not the parties or what's on the BBQ. I think sometimes we lose focus and forget what is most important! Blessings to the families who are living their days separated from their beloved soldiers....and to the soldiers who continue to fight for our freedom.....they are truly heros! Thank You Lisa...get some rest! Hope you are feeling back to yourself soon! Big Hugs to you and the fam!
Hi Lisa,
Thanks for your great blog today. Looking forward to reading your new book, sounds very interesting. I would also like to make a comment on Veterens Day, which for me , is everyday I get to meet a Vet and shake their hand, look them in the eye and sincerely thank them for fighting for our country. Their response is usally surprise, because someone is thanking them and the other is humility, as they tell me it was so many years ago, that they served. I have the honor to tell them thank you for doing what they did in order for us to enjoy the freedom that we have today. I have seen men in their 80's with tears in their eyes, to 18 year olds with a huge smile on their faces.
If we could all honor those Vets we meet each day and say thank you, life would be a little better, it has been for me.
Have a great time with Kev and Charlie
Sue
XXX
Hi Lisa
Living in a British Army Garrison in Germany, I can honestly say I know where you are coming from.... and Americans do recognise their service personnel in a much nicer way than us Brits.
Looking forward to your new book and also to any visits you might be making to Europe. I have a feeling we will meet!!!
On another note, what are your feelings about tarot cards - are tarot card readers real clairvoyants/psychics? Are they props?
Hope you had a lovely relaxing weekend.
Sarah
x
THANK THE ARMED FORCES. I agree Lisa. I wish we did not have to fight... but they are to be so thanked for what they bless us with.
Sending you hugs and love Lisa for a lovely weekend with your family. You deserve all the rest and love that you get as you give so much of yourself to others. Just showing some appreciation for all that you do <3
Love Hazel xx
Happy Memorial Day...
My dad is a 93 year old Pearl Harbor Survivor. He still talks about it like it was yesterday. Amazing stories all the guys use to tell when thay had their meetings. I drove dad to the meetings so I got to listen in.
Several of his children served in the military also.
Lisa, can't wait for your new book to come out. You autographed my book in Columbus Ohio last year. You are so amazing and I felt so wonderful that evening just being in your presence. Please come again or call me and we can hang out, have a drink and have fun in the sun...
Hi Lisa,
Have just read your last 2 blogs - wow! But it's not surprising that you would be astral travelling, considering your other gifts. How do the lost souls become trapped? Do you mean ghosts? I am currently reading a book by Sylvia Browne where she mentions lost souls, but claims they have "turned away from God" and become trapped in an eternal blackness. It makes you wonder, what about people from other religions? Sometimes the religious connotations make it very confusing and hard to believe the accuracy of their claim. I'm looking forward to reading your 2nd book one day (that is, once I finally get my mits on the 1st one!)
As for "Heros" blog - I saw an add for a doco on Foxtel the other day, which is about young soldiers (M&F) who have returned from Iraq due to injuries. Boy! It sure is disturbing to see people so young having to cope with no legs or arms or half a face. War is such a horrible thing. Why cant we all just get along? I know that sounds naive, but wouldn't our world be so much better?
Enjoy your weekend with your special ones,
Deb R :)