Soul Rescue

"Angels, Demons and A Yorkshire Woman" is the title of my latest factual book.  There are stories in it of ghostbusting--Soul Rescue.

The photo on the left is of the Utah Beach in France, above, the Omaha Beach. 

Each time I went there, there were hundreds of souls to pass over--the LoM and I, along with various angels and other high-level energies, did the work to pass those souls on to where they needed to be.

The Omaha Beach is further round the Normandy coast and I have also been there.  It's an American cemetery and tribute to those fallen on the D-Day landings.  Well worth a visit--even if you aren't a ghostbuster!  The ordinary me really appreciates the love, respect and finance that has gone into commemorating those Allies.  It's a very moving tribute.

The spiritual and soul rescue worker me does not make a difference in passing over Allies or those seen as the Enemy.  For me, they are all lost or lost and tortured souls who need to move on.  And in moving them on, those of us who do this work are helping mankind and Earth's progression.  Those lost souls, with their sadness and misery could affect the living with the same feelings, preventing them from moving on, too.

Not all of the beings I have passed on have been just lost souls.  There are lower level energies who wish to prevent lightworkers from doing their job---'Charmed' didn't get it all wrong when talking about white-lighters and dark-lighters.  Baddies trying to stop goodies from doing their stuff.  And vice-versa.

However, being afraid of those lower level --human or non-human-- energies does no good.  Being in what I call a 'state of Grace' does more good.  This means being in a state of unconditional love and therefore holding a high personal vibration.  That way, it's unlikely anything low-energy can adversely affect you.

Or, if you believe you have lower level energies around you and you don't know how to deal with it, look for someone who can help you.  Trust your instincts on who to ask for help.

Remembrance Area at Omaha Beach