ANGEL CARD READING FEEDBACK

ANGEL CARD READING:               

FOR JOANNA PHANG:


card 1 NO CARD: As i was reading your NO card i got a sense of deep emotion in my SACRAL CHAKRA: i felt that you have asked for some reassurance off a loved one or spirit maybe asked your angels for their help in this area that is causing you deep pain i feel that they are telling you here that now is not the time but you will get your answers in the angel timing they will pick this time for you


card 2 PERFECT TIMING; you have come to a perfect timing in your life i feel that you have been struggling for sometime with a situation and things havnt been very easy at all for you at times, the angels are stating that you have crossed that crossroad and the time has come back around for you to overcome your goals and achievements your angels are with you guiding you along the way



card 3 THE SITUATION WILL IMPROVE: as i was reading this card for you i came over really strange i started to feel very shaky deep pain coming from my stomach i feel very nervous and anxious, i feel the angels strongly here trying to helpyou improve your situation. i feel a strong male pressence making this situation worse and its getting out of control the angels will move you in the right direction in time your emotions are all over the place right now ask them for help they are waiting ready to assist you......



Oh my dear Jo. My heart has been pounding since I looked at the 3 cards. Your reading on all 3 are spot on.....they are prefect!!!! I'm feeling a bit nervous with card 3 but I shall be asking for help as I feel my stress is still unsettled and I need assistance still. Thank you so much for reading for me. 

WHY DO NATIVE AMERICANS WEAR TURQUOISE???

WHY DO NATIVE AMERICANS WEAR TURQUOISE

This is the question that was spinning around in my head as every time i see a picture with an native american in they are wearing turquoise of some sort this is what i have found so far with my  native american research since on my spiritual awakening path i have a very strong link to native Americans and their music it really soothes my soul any way this is what i found.....

Legend has it that the Native American Indians danced and rejoiced when the rains came. Their tears of joy mixed with the rain and seeped into Mother Earth to become SkyStone Turquoise.

Turquoise, the "fallen sky stone" hidden in Mother Earth, has been valued by cultures for its beauty and reputed spiritual and life-giving qualities for over 7000 years. It is a true gem of the centuries. A long time ago someone noticed a clear blue line running through gray rock, and saw the imagery of sky and water in stone, and from that time on, turquoise has been cherished above all else in creation - turquoise, stone of sky, stone of water, stone of blessings, good fortune, protection, good health and long life.

Elsewhere, turquoise may come and go with fashion. Here turquoise is more precious than gold, an enduring expression of Native American Indian culture. It is the birthstone of December and signifies success.

There is a wonderful fascination to turquoise, a feeling that takes hold of a person who comes in contact with it for a while. The fascination has been the same down through the centuries and it has been prized for thousands of years through many countries of the world.

Native American Indians had as many different words for turquoise as there were languages spoken. Many of the words translated into English as the sky stone evoking the sky-blue shade of the stone most commonly found. Native Americans had been working turquoise mines with stone mauls and antler picks for centuries before the arrival of the Europeans.

Native Americans believe that the earth is alive and that all things, no matter how small or apparently inanimate, are precious. To the Native Americans, turquoise is life. There are stones medicine men keep in their sacred bundles because they possess powers of healing. Stones and crystals have unique attributed that support and heal us. Turquoise, especially, is known for its positive healing energy, an aid in mental functions, communications and expression and as a protector. If you’re wearing a turquoise ring and you look down and see a crack in your stone, the Native Americans would say “the stone took it”, meaning the stone took the blow that you would have received.