So Much In Our Faces

When I started my first job at a business I was still in high school. I was hired part time at a small local chocolate factory. One of the perks of the job was the employees could eat as much chocolate as they wanted. All the employees had to do was pick their candy, set it aside, then eat in in the break room during their break. Whoa-boy! I love chocolate!

On my first day, after the tour of the factory, I was assigned a mentor for the day. As we stirred the large vat of chocolate, I asked, “How is everyone so skinny here if everyone gets to eat as much as they want?”

She smiled. “Oh, it's easy. You'll see.”

That week I learned about the different candy making stations. Of course, I set aside different candies to try at break.

The following week I was assigned the job of cellophane wrapping and sealing the full candy boxes. I strolled around at break time collecting candies.

At the end of the second week, my name was called over the loudspeaker, with instructions to go to the break room. When I opened the break room door, I saw the room was crowded. As I stepped into the room, everyone started clapping and cheering. My co-workers directed me to a table and asked that I sit.

“What's going on?” I asked.

“You'll see,” one woman answered while another one giggled...Read More

by Jan Toomer

 

 

Is Your Life Covid and Politics?

 

 Is your life covid and politics? For some, that's what it seems, right? And we know that with both covid-19 and politics, there's a whole lot of uncertainty, misinformation, lies, confusion and fear. Very heavy in the third dimension energy. What a way to live, right?

Not. 

I believe that, especially during these turbulent times, we need to expand our world above and beyond that unpleasant and heavy 3D stuff.

We've already discussed using this opportunity to go within to discover who “self” really is. But there has to be more, right? Yes!

Since in-person socializing has been “restricted” (sounds easier to take then “banned”, eh?), I recommend getting creative, but be responsible...Read More 

 by Jan Toomer

Getting To Know You

 

 

 When I sit down to write, I ask my Team, “What shall we write about today?”

For this article, the answer to that question was, “Getting to know you; getting to know all about you...”; the Rodger's and Hammerstein's song.

I giggled as those two lines kept playing over and over in my head.

So we've been kept in covid quarantine for quite...Read More

by Jan Toomer

 

 

Clean It All Up

 

 

 I started back to physical therapy at a new place in the end of September. It'd been about a year since my surgery (and the screw ups from the surgeon and staff), so each week at this new place has brought much healing and progress. But I'm not done yet.

As I work daily, I usually stay positive, but sometimes get frustrated that I'm still at it. Then I remind myself that it took a year of living with the damages incurred from surgery, and undoing those damages and retraining my body are not instantaneous processes. So I get up and do it again, focusing on how much wonderful progress has already occurred.

In the United States, we have been working on ... Read More

by Jan Toomer

Waiting with Bated Breath

 

  I talked with a woman when I went to pick-up my to-go order. We both complained about our state governor and her determination to kill off small businesses with her multitude of “mandates”, many  that frankly defy common sense.

The lady commented on the “Red and blue states”, and how the states of the other color seem to be fairing well with covid.

My reply was, “Red and blue haven't worked out so well. We need other choices, like white or pink...something else.”

On the drive home, my team spoke up. “There are alternatives.”

Yes, there are. But the alternative runners don't have the financial backing to stand up and stand out. So, the public seems to choose between the lesser of two evils.

“There are alternatives,” the team reiterated... Read More

by Jan Toomer

 

Undercurrents of Uncertainty

 

 

 I'm sure we've all felt it...the undercurrents of uncertainty. Fear of not knowing what's coming in these uncertain times. And the undercurrent is growing.

What does this mean for us? It means humans who are plugged into the drama and are saturated with the fear will feel it growing within and respond accordingly to that fear while feeding any of the overall global uncertainty and fear energy.

Humans who are working to stay disconnected from the fear and drama energy may sense it pushing against their energy field, reminding them to not invite the fear or drama in.

Don't Feed the Fear

My team of guides has addressed...Read More

by Jan Toomer

Energy Update – October 11, 2020

 

 

 ~ Energy Drunk & Mercury Retrograde ~

We've so much going on in our physical reality – personally, locally, continent-wise, and the globe. And there's so much going on energetically. To help us, we've been gifted massive amounts of energy coming in; so much so, some may feel energy drunk.

• Waves of dizziness, feeling loopy or drunk
• Ringing in one or both ears
• Tired while we adjust our bodies and energies to the incoming energy
• Waves of nausea
• Some foods we used to like may suddenly repulse us
• Exhaustion with bouts of pinging off the walls. This can express itself with insomnia and a deep down exhaustion
• Heightened abilities or bouts of heightened abilities. One way this can be felt is an actual spike in one or more physical senses being heightened
• Fluctuating between 3D (fear, annoyance, paranoia regarding the state of our nation today) and a 4th or 5th D knowing that you're here to hold the Light and knowing all is in Divine Order. This can be exhausting in itself.

On top of all of this, we are in Mercury Retrograde's shadow, with it going Retrograde on the 13th. This means we are already experiencing the tip of Mercury Retrograde's “symptoms”.

My team has given me a heads up to let me know this Mercury Retrograde is going to be strong – perhaps the ... Read More

by Jan Toomer