Power of the spoken word


How Do We Gain More Spiritual Currency?

In my last post Does What You Think Mirror Your Life? one of the things, I shared was, “Don’t spend your spiritual currency focusing on what you don’t want. “ One of my Metaphysical sisters Diane asked me this question, “how to we gain more spiritual currency?” The answer to that question is that you can’t gain more spiritual currency, because spiritual currency is infinite or endless. It’s energy! It comes from the infinite supply. There is no shortage of spiritual currency, or spiritual energy. It’s there for your taking, and has been made for you, to be used by you, for the purpose of supporting you in living your purposeful life. Everything is energy. And energy always moves into form and out of form. Scientists have finally proven what we Metaphysicians have known for eons; energy can neither be […]


This Sums It Up!

This amazing video came across my feed today. And Attractioners, I felt compelled to share it with you. The narrator states at the end of this video, “thank you for being on this journey with me.” I want you to know that I truly do thank each and everyone of you, from the depths of my soul, for being a part of my purpose filled life. Blessings to you and yours. Dr. Wenz


Over Here And Over There The Impact 

I was talking to someone recently and during the conversation, they were speaking about how they disliked, no it was beyond that, it was how they hated this person over here who we’ll call person X.   They spoke passionately, at length and in detail about what’s wrong with person X.  They basically said that the person needs to be dead, because they are taking up valuable space and air.  They then went on to speak about another person who we’ll call person Y.  They spoke of them in warm, glowing compassionate terms.  They went on to say that they know Y is probably worse than X.  But they just couldn’t even stand to look at person X.   This left me feeling a tad baffled.  So, I did what I do best.  I listened.  Then asked a couple of questions for […]


Choosing To Actively Look For The Good 

There is a saying that we Londoners have, “sometimes, I just need a good ol’ swear-up”. Or, another saying that we Jamaicans have is, “mi jus haffi cuss tu bad wod”. Given that both are my heritage, both worked well for me in this scenario. I decided to clipper cut my hair. While I can still make magic happen with a pair of shears and a comb, clipper cutting was never really my forte. With that in mind, picture this.  I switched my clippers on, and I happily, and confidently cut my hair, magically pretending that clipper cutting IS my forte.  All the while living in the moment of, of faking it until you make it.  My hair cut turned out par for the course and I was happy with it. I finished up, swept up, sanitized my implements, and […]


Wanting Someone To Change Won’t Make It Happen

Most don’t realize that the change they are wanting to see in that person must start with themselves.  Or put another way, the change you want to see must first start with you.  And yes, I can hear you saying, “Wait!  What!  I’m not the one with the problem.”  Okay, I’ll bite.  You don’t have the behavioral issue, but you do have a problem with “their” behavior.  This is what I call understanding the nuances of life. 


Reflections on The Past 12 Months As You Begin Your Journey Into 2020

e are fast approaching the end of what I can only call, an amazing and transformative year. As always, to know where you are going starts out with what you are wanting, and to a degree understanding or acknowledging where you’ve been…and being grateful for it! So, here is a list of questions that I have compiled for you.


The Hyphen On Your Tombstone

Weaving in and out of the headstones in St Mary’s cemetery located at Harrow-On-The-Hill was something that I did when I wanted to experience peace and quiet found in contemplation, rather than going inward into meditation. There is beautiful scenic tranquility found within that ancient Norman cemetery on the hill.  The walk from our home in West Harrow to the cemetery was several miles. And of course, to get to St Mary’s one had to climb a rather steep incline. While my history is a little sketchy, Wikipedia suggests that the church was built between 1087 – 1094 during the Middle Ages. It was in the late 1800’s that the original cemetery was closed for burials, making way for the newer grounds, in which people are still being laid to rest today. I’m sharing all of this with you to […]


Retreating Into Your Silence

Attractioners, a short while ago I decided to embark on a “silent retreat.” I needed a place and space to get clear on my intentions. I wanted to go to a “retreat” that specialized in doing silent retreats. However, the monastery that called to me in California was inaccessible, because mud slides had buried the road ways and there was no way in. I looked around for other places and I quickly realized that whatever I chose would be a sad second best. So over a period of six months, I planned and created my own silent retreat that would take place within the comfort of my own home. This included using my luscious back garden to physically connect with nature and mother earth, and the fire in my fire place to connect with that element, the tub and shower […]