Have you ever felt the spark of joy in making someone laugh, sharing an idea that lights up a room, or expressing yourself in a way that touches others’ hearts? If so, you’re already channeling the energy of Expression Number 3.

Carl Jung believed that dreams are psychic facts and offer us an important window into the unconscious. By revealing hidden aspects of the self, they are guiding our overall development. Freud called dreams ‘the royal road to the unconscious’ and Jung called them ‘self-portraits of the psychic life-process.’ Unlike Freud, who primarily viewed dreams as expressions of repressed desires, Jung believed dreams played a compensatory role, balancing the conscious and unconscious mind.

The key to spotting a fraud is this: scammers rely on gathering information before the reading begins. Whether through casual conversation, observation, or sneaky questioning, their entire game depends on learning about you in advance. That’s why I always warn—never let a psychic come to your home. A simple glance around your space can tell them more than you’d imagine. And never let them ask you questions. If they’re real, they won’t need to.

Have you ever felt an innate ability to bring calm to a tense situation, smooth over disagreements, and guide people toward understanding? If so, you’re already channeling the energy of Expression Number 2. This number carries the energy of harmony, cooperation, and diplomacy. It’s all about actively creating peace and fostering meaningful connections.

Just as a doctor’s office or a priest’s confessional requires absolute discretion, so too must a psychic’s reading remain entirely confidential. A psychic often plays a role akin to both a healer and a confessor. People in the public eye—especially those in the entertainment industry—must trust that their secrets are safe.

Spring is a time of renewal, and what better way to celebrate the season than with some fun and creative crafts? As flowers bloom, birds return, and the weather warms up, it’s the perfect opportunity to dive into DIY projects that capture the essence of spring. Whether you’re crafting with kids, decorating your home, or just looking for a relaxing hobby, spring crafts offer endless possibilities.

To answer the mystery of where and why God might be hiding, we need to dig back deep into the creation beyond all the distortions and confusion posed by traditional religion. Western or Abrahamic religions all tell us that human beings were separate creations from God the way Pinocchio was a separate creation from Geppetto. The ancient spiritual traditions from Hinduism to the early Judeo-Christian mystics responded to this notion with an emphatic, “NO!”

These candle holders use pressed flowers and a small glass jar. They are a wonderful springtime decor accent for special occasions like a springtime party, or just for personal use. They also make a lovely DIY gift for friends and family.

This is a very complicated subject that I actually delved deeply into in the mid 90s. For several years off and on, I was having a recurring dream of my car being damaged or stolen so my unconscious (the dream maker) was seriously trying to get my attention. The final BIG dream was of a young boy who was stealing my car. This dream was a very detailed story that said I was his accomplice!

The rose has long been entwined with the essence of love, gracing poetry, mythology, and spiritual traditions across centuries. But beyond its undeniable beauty, what makes the rose such a powerful emblem of love? Why does this flower, above all others, seem to whisper the language of the heart?

Every day throughout recorded history millions of people cry out daily or in the silent anguish of their broken hearts, “Where are you, God? Why don’t you answer me?” Philosophers, religions, and atheists alike have posed the same question over the ages: if there is a God, why is it so well hidden?

The World Psychiatry Journal last year published a paper that documented studies done primarily in Japan on what they called “Hikikomori.” Basically, this means extended social isolation of many members of the public, and its causes.
Researchers guessed it would primarily cover the elderly and stay-at-home parents but were surprised to find it affected so many of the young.