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on February 22nd, 2011•
Following your intuition can be a daunting prospect. But I firmly believe it pays off.
I can’t believe how quickly time has passed since I trusted my intuition and decided to quit my job and follow my ‘hunch’ that there was something else for me. Just 18 months later, I’m proud of what I’ve achieved both professionally and personally. I’m especially delighted about a new project I’m working on, called The Little Sage. It’s a new business I’m about to launch which is designed to help others wanting to find and follow their intuition.
So many of my psychic readings focus on helping clients to find their intuition or gut instinct, and follow it. Intuition rarely seems logical or believable, but it is always trustworthy and will always take you where you need to go, even if you can’t logically explain yet why it’s important. So many of us seem to have lost the ability to trust our own instincts, let alone recognise it. This got me thinking, “Surely, there is a need to reach more people and help them with this.”
The idea behind The Little Sage is to provide an avenue for people to learn about their own inner sage – your own wise, sage advice. Over time, it will offer a range of information, resources and products designed to help people find and follow their intuition and of course I’ll continue to offer my readings through The Little Sage.
I’ll update this website as The Little Sage progresses, but eventually everything will move over to the new website www.thelittlesage.com. You can pop over there now and sign up to be kept informed of news, promotions and the like.
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on December 6th, 2010•
In this month’s blog post for the Boutique Markets, I talk about making New Year’s resolutions for 2011 and how to make them stick. You can read the blog post here.
I’ll be at the Boutique Markets this coming Friday from 5pm to 9pm and again on Sunday from 8am to 3pm – pop by and say hi!
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on November 11th, 2010•
I’m late in making the update, but my guest blog was on the Boutique Markets on Monday. You can read it here. This post was all about getting outdoors, enjoying nature and allowing your energy to relax and revive with the energy of nature. There is something soothing in letting go and allowing that energy take over. Especially as the end of the year rolls in, it’s nice to take a break and recharge.
Speaking of the Boutique Markets, I won’t be there this weekend but promise I will be back in December – the Twilight Markets are Friday 10 December 5pm to 9pm and the regular Sunday markets on Sunday 12 December 8am to 1pm. Pop down and say hi!
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on October 4th, 2010•
The second Sunday of each month seems to roll around so quickly, bringing with it another market day at the Boutique Markets. Unfortunately, I won’t be at the markets this Sunday (nor will I be there in November), however, this month’s blog post by me has just been loaded onto the Boutique Markets blog.
In this month’s blog, I discuss the importance of creativity. Following our creative passions are important in nourishing our soul and also in helping us reconnect with our inner self. You can read it here - hope you enjoy it.
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on September 7th, 2010•
Yesterday was the first of some regular blog posts by me on the Boutique Markets blog. You can see my first blog post ‘Spring clean your way to a revitalised you’ here. Don’t forget, I’m next at the Boutique Market this Sunday, 13th September.
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on April 30th, 2010•
The lovely folks from Boutique Markets have included a little profile on me in their blog today. It talks about how I got into the readings, my preparation for market day and the importance of creativity. Feel free to pop over and check it out.
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on March 19th, 2010•
In an earlier post, I talked about giving angel card readings and how the same card is often pulled out a number of times from the deck. I decided to give readers of this blog a one-card reading and, true to form, I got the same card two out of three times I asked the question. And the card is (insert drum roll)…. playfulness.
(Post Script: I wrote this entry this morning and before being able to post it, I have given two readings - not surprisingly, both people pulled out this card!)
The playfulness card is a reminder to not take our lives or ourselves too seriously, that it is important to be playful. Kids are wonderful examples of this. They are forever playing and doing what makes them feel good in any given moment. They aren’t afraid to try something new and, if they change their mind, they simply go on to the next thing which makes them happy without a second thought.
When we face pressing issues or problems, or are trying to make or resist changes in our lives, we tend to put having fun aside. We think we can’t have fun until we sought out the problem or come up with a solution or find a way to manage the change. What my guides tell me is that it’s far more useful to invest that time and energy into making ourselves feel good, to allow our inner child to be playful. In doing so, we will actually be better able to tackle our situation. However, we’re programmed to think we have to work harder, to do more and to push further. If you find that’s not working for you, at least give this a go. After all, if you always do what you’ve always done, you’ll always get what you’ve always got!
Being playful forces us out of our heads and dims the ‘mind chatter’ – that constant barrage of thoughts which are no doubt turning molehills into insurmountable mountains of problems. Being playful helps us feel lighter, makes us laugh, helps us take ourselves less seriously and also helps restore our energy. It is usually when we stop thinking about our problems and turn our attention to something else that we actually open ourselves up to receiving the ideas or inspiration we’ve been looking for.
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on April 15th, 2009•
Hello again
First off – a big thanks to all the support I’ve been getting since setting up this blog… lots of emails!
Just to let you know you can now follow me on Twitter (www.twitter.com/helensreadings) and I have a Facebook page, so if you’re on Facebook you should be able to find me by searching for helens-readings@live.com.au.
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on April 13th, 2009•
Thanks for visiting my blog!
This site will keep you up to date on all things happening with me and my psychic medium readings – please be sure to keep stopping by, or share your thoughts with me here. This is an open forum and I’m happy to answer any questions you might have, as people generally have a lot of questions about my work! I love being a psychic and a medium and I love sharing this with those who want to know more.
Hopefully this site becomes a place where I can help make this happen.
Being both a psychic and a medium means my readings can be a mix of both. Being psychic means I can pick up on your current situation and provide some guidance on how this may pan out, while being a medium means I also have the opportunity to connect with loved ones who have passed away. I’m clairaudient (which means I hear the messages) as well as clairvoyant (I’ll see some of the messages given to me) and clairsentient (which means, sometimes I sense the information or ‘just know’).
My readings include an angel card reading and I use psychometry, which means I take a piece of your jewellery to connect to your energy and ‘read’ you. I provide in person psychic medium readings for individuals and groups. If you aren’t based in Brisbane, Australia, you can also contact me to arrange a personal reading via Skype or MSN, which costs just a little bit more. Group bookings are for medium readings only and are arranged by request. I’m also available for corporate and private functions – contact me for more.
The best way to reach me is through email helens-readings@live.com.au. If you’re interested in finding out more about a reading, have a question or want to make a booking feel free to get in touch. You can also join my mailing list by dropping me an email with the word ’subscribe’ in the subject line.
Look forward to hearing from you,
Helen
