Synchronistic Messages
Sometimes during stressful days, I tend to ask God/Divine Creator for some answers or show me signs through synchronicities on how to proceed on a project or situation.
Then I pause and stay present to what various ways I will receive guidance and my messages. Sometimes I receive them through music, a conversation, dreams, a good book or even a road sign.
I have been doing this for most of my adult life and one would think that after about 30 years, that my synchronistic messages would not be so surprising, but they are. I tend to say, you cannot make this stuff up because it is on point! Synchronistic messages give me that same excitement and supported feeling from the Divine that I am heard.
This actually happened to me this morning as I write this. The book above, authored by Rev. Dr. Cynthia Paulsen That’s a Good Thought: Daily Wisdom In An Uncertain World answered something from a dream I just had. To be more specific, the dream was of a beloved friend that my husband and I worked with for many years. The dream landscape referenced them all celebrating me and my birthday at a restaurant bar and grill.
When I woke up from the dream, I even said, the dream felt very real. What I could not understand was the Birthday part. It did not make sense as my Birthday is January 30th. This is August. Our friend transitioned, August 25th, 2015.
Fast forward to this this morning, I pulled out Cynthia’s book as part of my daily reading, and decided because it has dates, I went and read January 30th, and I assure you, the message I read was exactly what I needed to read. It has moved me to tears in a good way. One of those, "You cannot make this stuff up", moments.
I will not share the affirmation in the book, but it is one I was given in my Near Death Experience from God to help in my healing process as I was going through chemotherapy for stage 3 breast cancer.
My hope is you get this amazing book for your daily read as it offers a subject, spiritual message, and affirmation for each day of the year.
In Gratitude,
Rev. Dr. Rhonda Schienle