Dear Friends,
No sooner had I come back from Switzerland did my work pick up with renewed energy and an impressive workload that is quite easy to manage. I love this swift moving and going forward with joy, faith and perseverance. You all know me like this: going ahead with courage and a lot of confidence. Well, it seems to be so beneficial to me. There is no place like home, we say. I certainly have recharged my batteries there, I have filled my eyes with the beauty of the countryside and I have reconnected to what I love and know: home.
I have worked successfully at the Liverpool fair last weekend (September 5th-7th), and then had a day at Surry Hills in the Stone Jasper treatment rooms, now managed by Andrew Yeo, a dear friend. Andrew is a regular at the fairs, helping Kim Murray with her crystals. Andrew has so many talents: he is a Reiki Master, a chef, a therapist, an artist etc. His new website will take over mid October from www.stonejasper.com.au and become www.sparetreat.com.au. I now have the privilege to work there at least one day a month. Come and see us or check into the website! (686 Bourke St, Surry Hills, Sydney).
My work seems to evolve with the contact of the people I work with or meet as friends. And I feel sometimes quite musical with it, so enmeshed in what is occurring in me and through me and it is precisely this attitude which makes work and life easier, a lot easier than before. So, my web is growing and not only via the internet. I have met an amazing medium and clairvoyant in Geneva by the name of Yvette Borel. She is a worldwide renowned psychic and has provided me with addresses of places she thinks I should work out of, in Miami, in Hollywood, Hong Kong and Singapore. How amazing! As this is exactly my plan: organise a worldwide web of places I can go to, do my work and then move on. That's the plan for the next year: organise it and become part of it.
I have updated the Schedule on my website and added your new email addresses for Newsletter subscriptions and put two new links in. You will find out that my dear friend Cimone has put up her new website: www.cimone-louise.com. Cimone and me were both part of team featured in the August/September edition in CLEO magazine. It is always an honour to work alongside excellent readers and beautiful people like Cimone!
I have a fair bit of travelling within Australia coming up and more fairs before the end of the year: Sydney and Melbourne MBS, then in the New Year, Robert Nacson (www.pathways-predictions.com.au) will organise a coffee-cup reading day, something new again: a new way of interpreting symbols spiritually, as Robert says.
I wish you all a wonderful Spring and very successful season, individually and professionally!
The Photo shows you one of my preferred views in the Swiss mountains
The STORY
Today I give a sentence, received by a friend, over the email. I don't know where it comes from, but I have copied it:
The most beautiful people we have known are those who have known defeat, known suffering, known struggle, known loss, and have found their way out of the depths. These persons have an appreciation, sensitivity, and an understanding of life that fills them with compassion, gentleness, and a deep loving concern. Beautiful people do not just happen.
Instead of a written story, I would like to provide a link which will show you beauty and beautiful people in the face of women in a very unusual, but not so futuristic way. Enjoy!
http://www.artgallery.lu/digitalart/women_in_art.html
In love and light
Mariana
www.mariana-amar.com