“See, I was brought up in the Catholic schools, very strict schools, and I had a lot of ground to make up before I got to ground zero. She just puts you right on the right track.
You ever see a salmon when they split it open, all the eggs spill out? She unearthed from me things that I hadn’t told anybody, and she went as far as to bring out in me things I didn’t even tell myself, that once I heard myself say them I knew they were true. The way I describe it to myself was–working here on the beach, I felt like one of those salmon. “My initial reaction to Sonia? It was incredible! I left there just floating. And as she sits at her small round table, playing with the house keys in one hand and tapping a Salem Light into the ashtray with the other, thoughtfully talking, she looks for all the world like, yes, a pleasant flight attendant.Īmong the regular clientele I talked with are a doctor, lawyer, commodities trader, therapist, housewife, and cop and from each I caught glimpses of far more interesting and important questions than my superficial curiosity at first suggested, questions that I took back to Sonia herself. Sonia is an ex-airline stewardess (out of work because of the TWA flight attendants’ strike over the last year), tall yet petite, approaching 30, who uses a client’s familiar belongings–house keys, say, or a wedding ring–and a deck of playing cards to focus her thoughts. They all visit one particular psychic, Sonia Choquette, the one smuggling clients back and forth down her hall. You could ask a psychic why–I did–but it’s been as interesting to ask the clients, more than a dozen of them. What are they doing, these people who pay $50 for a stranger to tell them about their lives? At the very least there’s a superficial morbid appeal to the question. This client, it developed, was bewildered by the woman he was seeing. In a matter of minutes the psychic had the man settled into the same seat the woman had occupied so recently, and began her next reading. He can’t know I’m here! Whaddawegonna do? When the man’s view was blocked, the psychic hustled the woman the opposite way down the hall and out the back door to the porch. She went, on the sly, to a psychic because she was bewildered by the man she was seeing: what was he doing? While the psychic looked into the universe for insight, the woman heard a doorbell ring, heard the door open, and then heard the low voice of the man she was talking about, just a few feet away in the psychic’s hall.
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When we learn how to connect with our angelic guides, our lives naturally fall into a pattern of ease and flow during which we grow our souls, fulfill our life's purpose, and make our time on Earth endlessly entertaining. Not knowing this fact is a severe handicap, as the Universe is designed to care for and nurture all its creatures and help make our life's journey easier and more successful.
We're all spiritual beings with a spiritual support system on the Other Side that oversees and helps guide our lives from the moment we're born to the moment we leave our physical bodies and return to Spirit. This newly revised edition from world renowned teacher and New York Times bestselling author Sonia Choquette features brand new stories, channelled meditations and tools to help you connect with your spirit guides, heal your life and embrace your purpose.
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