Category: Archangel Michael


Greetings, earth angels and lightworkers and new visitors to my site!

 

I write all about soulmates and the heart chakra and the 8th chakra which is our soulmate’s heart chakra which often lends itself to the question, “Who is Snow Angel’s soulmate?” A great question, and one I wish I knew the answer to! People often ask me how I learned all of the things I teach but the word “learn” isn’t the word I’d choose because in truth the information is more downloaded into my brain than anything else. For example, over the past 12 years, whenever I didn’t know what decision to make or wondered why a situation existed in the state that it was in, I would ask God to surround me with legions of angels of Truth led by Archangel Michael and then ask God to flood my mind with all the truth in the Universe and my heart with all the Love in the Universe. After a few days, I’d know what to do. In more recent years, the answer comes more quickly. (And that is the process I used to create the Forgiveness Method and write Chakra Mirror Math as well.) However, the answer to my question about the identity of my soulmate has not been answered.

 

So yes, I’m on eHarmony. And Chemistry. I was on Match but didn’t like the way you could search anyone and I was also on OKCupid; and for the very same reason, I was unhappy with my experience. Ironically, those were the only two sites I met someone I wanted to meet in real life and while both people were very awesome when we met offline, they simply weren’t the One.

 

I really love the idea of online dating and compatibility-based matching systems. They are very methodical and in theory, ought to provide outstanding results. In practice, there aren’t enough people on the sites consistently for it to work this well. This is because people go on, then off, then back on, but not to the same site. And what are the chances your soulmate is on the the same site you’re on, at the same time? You get the idea. So, it’s a numbers game along with a perseverance game. Additionally, at the soul level, you will deliberately choose to keep missing your soulmate if it’s not the ideal time for you to meet! Why would we do this? How could it ever not be the right time? This is a question we can only answer in hind site, but using myself as the example, if I’d met my soulmate back in 2005, the very first time I signed up for eHarmony, I would have rejected him — rejected my own soulmate — in order to protect myself from potential loss.

 

On Friday, for the #ForgivenessFriday blog, I will talk about forgiving our soulmate and forgiving ourselves for anytime we didn’t love each other the way God did in Heaven when our souls were still merged into Oneness — Oneness both with each other and Oneness with God. I witnessed several soulmate relationships during the first 19 years of my life that were quite horrifying to watch — like a train wreck filmed and played back on slow motion that you are forced to watch over and over and over — and when I was 15, I asked God not to let me meet my soulmate if it would be like the relationships I had viewed when I was young. I can only know that God has answered that prayer and continue each day to love my soulmate and desire his happiness anyway, despite the fact that he is not in my life right now. We can all do this, starting now, and give that desire for our soulmate’s happiness to God in the form of a prayer. This will make you the conduit for divine love which will not only open your heart, but your soulmate’s heart, wherever he or she is in the Universe.

 

In the meantime, let’s put ourselves out there, keep our eyes open for when the Real Life Method kicks in and another person’s energy fills our auric wounds and ours fills theirs in corresponding ways (this is why it is possible to feel infatuation for both our soulmate and people who are not our soulmate while the heart is closed: the magnets in the auric wounds that compel us to seek certain types of people), forgive daily and take action to answer our own prayers for both the world’s happiness and our soulmate’s.

 

Angel blessings to you and perhaps today will be the day you join an online dating site or two! Or the day you will run into your soulmate out in the world!

 

God bless everyone on Earth to be blissfully reunited with their soulmate!

 

My Chemistry.com Personality Test Results: NEGOTIATOR/director
PRIMARY: NEGOTIATOR
(this is your dominant personality type)
SECONDARY: director
(you also show elements of this type)
about your personality

You have a broad overview of reality. You like to tackle large, complex issues and weigh all the variables involved. And you can be innovative and bold, generating new perspectives and providing imaginative solutions to ambiguous social, political, intellectual or technical problems.

You have fine tuned social skills, easily picking up the gestures, facial expressions and speech patterns of others and expressing yourself clearly and vividly. You are intuitive, too; you understand people, and genuinely sympathize with them. Because you are also flexible and cooperative, you are also good at working in teams.

Yet despite your poise in social situations, you often prefer solitude or informed and detailed conversations with just one individual or a few close friends. You try to avoid routine meetings and social engagements. You prize your independence.

You like to focus deeply and thoroughly on your interests. You can be exacting, tough-minded, analytical and strategic in your approach, too. You leave no stone unturned.

relating to others

You seek an authentic connection with just about everyone you meet, and you want to have in-depth discussions with friends and colleagues about ideas and feelings. You do not suffer fools gladly; “small talk” leaves you cold.

love and relationships

You are idealistic and romantic. You want to bond in a spiritual sense, communicate your innermost feelings and sustain an intense and meaningful relationship. You have a rich fantasy life. And, for you, sex must be mixed with romance and meaning. When you find true love, you focus your attention on your beloved. You give thoughtful gifts, are sensitive to your mate’s feelings and communicate your emotions clearly. You are capable of unconditional love. You can be irreverent about traditional marriage, however. You feel your personal commitment is the true marriage vow. In fact, you may be inclined to write your own vows and create a non-traditional wedding ceremony. You unconsciously gravitate to those who are imaginative and playful with ideas. You also like those with an unruffled calm and decisiveness, those who are ambitious, and those who can focus on their goals-individuals who complement your restless soul-searching.

with negotiator as your primary type, you can be:
• Good at seeing the big picture • Empathetic
• Imaginative • Trusting
• Intuative • Introspective
• Skilled verbally
with director as your secondary type, you can be:
• Decisive • Competitive
• Focused • Self disciplined
• Analytical • Independent
• Logical
Things negotiators need to be aware of:
  1. Because you can see so many angles to an issue or decision, you can be indecisive.
  2. You wrestle with the contradictory feelings of being too eager to please and being tough minded.
  3. When you feel betrayed you can be unforgiving and hold a grudge too long.

 

My OKCupid Dating Persona Test Results: I’m “the Sonnet.”

From OKCupid.com:

“Romantic, hopeful, and composed. You are the Sonnet. Get it? Composed?

Sonnets want Love and have high ideals about it. They’re conscientious people, caring & careful. You yourself have deep convictions, and you devote a lot of thought to romance and what it should be. This will frighten away most potential mates, but that’s okay, because you’re very choosy with your affections anyway. You’d absolutely refuse to date someone dumber than you, for instance.

Lovers who share your idealized perspective, or who are at least willing to totally throw themselves into a relationship, will be very, very happy with you. And you with them. You’re already selfless and compassionate, and with the right partner, there’s no doubt you can be sensual, even adventurously so.

You probably have lots of female friends, and they have a special soft spot for you. Babies do, too, at the tippy-top of their baby skulls.”

… the jury’s out on this one, everybody. Not quite as accurate as the Chemistry test!

 

I did not make the digital switch with everyone else back in 2009. And I don’t have cable (and won’t give money to cable company C) so I don’t have TV at all unless the network also uploads their shows to the internet. It’s mostly okay – I subscribe to netflix and I’ve found I actually enjoy my favorites more without the commercials. With the exception of House which Fox puts up on their website 8 days after the show airs, I wait for the others (the Mentalist, SVU, & Criminal Minds) to come out after the season ends and love the rush of watching 22 episodes in two days. I highly recommend that you try this at home, and with a batch of unbaked cookie dough. Now, the package says, “please don’t eat cookie dough raw.” It’s so polite and concerned that I did initially reconsider. And after all, they do say please. But … no. I still eat it. Delicious, soft, gooey, chewy, yummy, crunchy chocolate chip cookie dough – right out of the package. Oh, it’s so good. You haven’t lived until you’ve watched 11 episodes of the third year of Criminal Minds in a row while snacking on chocolate chip cookie dough, salt and vinegar chips and Stoneyfield cream top chocolate yogurt. So awesome. Thank you, God, for chocolate chip cookie dough.

Okay — back to  TV. Another show I miss watching during its original broadcast is America’s Most Wanted. If you ever want to know what Archangel Michael is like, turn on AMW and look at the man in the leather jacket. John Walsh reminds me so much of Archangel Michael that when I first realized it when I was 19, I would just watch, agape. It was like seeing Michael on the TV. John Walsh is a hero of mine and tops the list of my favorite living people (followed by Ralph Nader, Michael Moore, Ron Paul and Anthony “the President is wrong. He’s wrong on torture” Romero). I watched AMW as often as I was allowed to as a young girl and as an adult, I began watching more regularly and joining in prayer with the guardian angels of the victims for them to be comforted by the angels and additionally began joining in prayer with the guardian angels of all law enforcement for their minds and hearts to be filled with clarity and motivation so that they would be able to easily and quickly solve all crime and be healed of all pain and sadness associated with the investigation. You can probably see where this is going: then I began to join in prayer with the guardian angels of all the victims’ family members for them to be comforted in their time of loss and uncertainty. And finally it occurred to me to pray for the (alleged) criminals themselves for them to be healed of all pain and sadness and filled with God’s Love and to feel that Love calling them to do the right thing and surrender to the authorities. I didn’t realize back then that by praying for them to be healed of all pain and sadness and filled with God’s Love that I was forgiving them. The amazing thing that forgiveness does is open the heart. When people take actions that hurt others, it is because they can’t feel God’s Love: that’s why they hurt others. When we pray for them, God is able to use us as conduits: healing divine love floods from the heart of God through the heart of the person praying and into the heart of the person being prayed for. Imagine if everyone watching AMW prayed for everyone they saw on the show to be healed of all pain and sadness and filled with divine love! And this effect is amplified exponentially when we call on the guardian angels of all these people to join in prayer with us. Now, when your heart is opened, you can suddenly feel empathy, so if you were a sociopath or psychopath, you would be flooded with something even more terrifying than the darkness you previously felt: remorse. Most of us know what remorse feels like: awful. You messed up, you made a mistake, you took an action that caused another person pain and now you feel regret. Ideally, we feel the regret or remorse and are subsequently motivated by our empathy for another person’s pain (that we caused) to apologize. To put this in perspective with a tiny example from everyday life, think of how bad you feel when you accidentally step on someone’s toes or in some other way cause someone pain that you had no intention to cause. You probably quickly apologize and tell them you didn’t mean to. Now imagine if you’d hurt not just one person, but many people, and not accidentally, but with premeditated deliberation and that you did all that because you couldn’t feel Love: this means that your very existence – your whole life – would be a living hell of being unable to feel joy or love at all. Talk about the ultimate prison sentence. Now imagine that suddenly your heart was forced open and you could empathically relate to the pain of all your victims! You would be in excruciating pain and you’d do anything to make it stop. That’s when you’d turn yourself in and confess everything.

The other night, Tuesday, the 12th of April, I watched Saturday, April 9th’s episode of AMW on Fox’s website and did the usual joining in prayer. I began foraging around the site after the episode ended, and lo and behold! One of the child predators had been hiding in the desert and had turned himself in one day after the episode aired! Praise God! As more and more people forgive everyday, humanity’s heart opens more and more and this kind of quick – peaceful – resolution occurs more and more often. And, the more (the more of us and the more frequently) we all pre-forgive by joining in prayer with the Circle of Angels that perpetually surrounds the earth and envelops it in a cocoon of love and pray each morning, “God, please let everyone on Earth be healed of all pain and sadness and filled with Joy by the power of your Love,” the more we prevent pain and tragedy from occurring in the first place. Why? Because people who can feel God’s Love do not take actions that hurt others on purpose. Why not? Because they have no desire to.

John Walsh also mentioned in that episode an incident in South Carolina where a young guy attempted to hijack several cars before he was able to find one he could drive and murdered one man in the process and attempted to kill a few other people. One man who barely survived was a preacher and he was filmed in his church saying that this man needs to turn himself in, that he needs to be punished. Then, as if God literally flooded his heart with love on camera, the preacher quickly added, “and even more, this man needs to be saved.” The Christian concept of “being saved” would be better presented as “being healed of all pain and sadness by the Power of God’s Love.” This young man will turn himself in once he can feel God’s Love. He’ll be healed and desire to make amends and he’ll have no desire to take actions that cause others pain – then what will be saved is the lives of those he won’t ever end up killing because he no longer desires to kill. We can achieve that outcome much sooner the more intensely and more frequently we pray for him to be healed of all pain and sadness. This man and other people who hurt others with the intent to kill or torture are in the worst hell there is: a place where they can’t feel God’s Love at all. Ironically, it is possible to be in this state of existence whether dead or alive. God doesn’t send or sentence anyone to this place – it’s caused by not knowing how to forgive. The hell of regret (i.e. Remorse) I mentioned earlier that usually motivates us to apologize and make amends is second only to the hell of not being able to feel God’s Love at all – that place is where child predators and criminals like this man who shot two elderly gentleman point blank are trapped every waking moment of their lives. Because we aren’t born knowing how to forgive and it horrifies us that God could allow such horrific tragedy and suffering, we cling to a vengeance lifesaver that helps us deny the sadness of the realization that God is allowing that suffering in the first place and doesn’t stop it. So we tell ourselves that someday those who hurt others will see God and pay the price and get their just desserts or that what goes around comes around. Either way, we assure ourselves, they’ll pay for what they did, either later in life, in the next life (if you believe in reincarnation) or after death, in hell. The truth is much more devastating: they are already in a hell where they can’t feel God’s Love. That’s why they hurt others. There isn’t a worse punishment than being unable to feel God’s Love at all. There is no other, additional, hell for people to go to later. There is no other realm in the Universe where people lose everything they have – their house, their belongings, and their money – because they got sick but didn’t have insurance. There is no other realm in the universe where human beings are bought and sold into slavery or where child pornography is being sold on the very same internet that connects you to my blog. Our human desire for God’s wrath or vengeance – divine retribution – acts as a lifesaver that helps us stay afloat in a sea of sadness that would literally drown us if we were forced to acknowledge that God is allowing that suffering in the first place and doesn’t stop it. So why does God allow all the pain and suffering humanity endures? God allows us all to experience Separation – life on Earth – in order to know two states of existence: Joy which runs the gamut from the surprise of delight to the bliss of Oneness with our soulmate and Forgiveness which is to know what it is to love others, not because they have earned it or deserved it but simply because they exist, to love the way that God does! We couldn’t perceive either without the ability to contrast them both with other emotions. Only Separation from God allows us to know that high degree of unconditional love, love that requires nothing in return, indeed, the kind of love that requires an act we disapprove of. The act of forgiveness is the act of loving the way that God does – it is powerful beyond measure and is as close to omnipotence as we will get in our lifetimes. When you pray for someone to be healed of all pain and sadness and filled with God’s Love – despite the fact that they have committed atrocities – you forgive them. In that moment, you touch the heart of God and act as a conduit for God’s omnipotence: Divine Love floods from God into your heart and into the heart of the person you are forgiving. In that moment, your desire for another person’s ability to feel and know Divine Love, given up to God in the form of a prayer, heals them and prevents future pain of the same nature. How? Once they can feel God’s Love, they will no longer hurt others. Why? Because they will no longer desire to.

When we can feel God’s Love, we do not take actions that cause others pain.
Why? Because we have no desire to.

A great act of service you can incorporate into your daily activities is joining in prayer with the guardian angels of people you see, either in life or on television or the internet, for God to heal them of all pain and sadness and fill them with Love. Forgiving daily is the fastest way to Heaven on Earth, a place where injustice is prevented through the power of forgiveness … in the mean time, Justice is both the reactive concept of ensuring that we protect society from dangerous members of society by quarantining them (in a prison) after they have committed acts of injustice; and the proactive framework that guides us in our decision-making as a society whose Laws protect the vulnerable and do not reward those whose hearts are filled with either greed for money or greed for power. Remember, the biggest injustice of Separation (Life on Earth) is that some people can feel God’s Love and some can’t. It’s simply not fair.

So, in the words of John Walsh, let’s get justice for all victims and their family members who suffer in their grief. Let’s pray for all the criminals spotlighted on the show: let’s ask God to fill them with so much love that they walk into the nearest police station and confess all.

Praise God from whom all blessings – and opportunities to forgive – flow.