When people come to Gerry, for the purpose of reaching out to me for guidance or direction, I will generally begin the letter with this salutation. Recently Gerry asked me about this since it seemed to him that the use of the word welcome was somewhat redundant after the hello. I explained to him, as I will to you, that my purpose of using this phrase is two fold. First of all, I use it as a greeting…an opportunity to express to all of you that you truly are “dear ones” in the eyes of your angels. I say welcome because it is important for you to know that wellness comes from the very action of coming to us with the desire of learning a deeper truth. So, in essence, what I am saying in those five short words is: Hi my loved one, may wellness come to you as a result of this visit!  And in many cases that is exactly what happens, because those who reach out to me come with questions that, when answered, give you a sense of deeper meaning in your lives, simply because you are able to look at things from a bigger perspective.

Tomorrow many will celebrate the feast day of Easter. A time that has been both designed to remember the “arising” of a man who is believed to be the “Son of God” as well as the day where a rabbit comes to the homes of children all over the world and leaves behind eggs, candy and other such rewards. One recognizes the divinity of man and the other is a celebration of the rebirth of spring.  Both offer mankind a day to recognize the power of natural “renewal”.   The symbolism of this day has never been more important as it is now. We are entering a time where all of mankind will be experiencing a “rebirth” of sorts. A time where mankind will be experiencing a shift in their energy that will essentially be an “ascension” to a greater spiritual awareness…while still in the physical form.

Part of the work that Gerry is doing, is to teach others to have the ability to connect with their own angels and spiritual guides. He has been doing this for some time, but this site is the first step in expanding the audience to a worldwide group. So tonight…or today…if you are reading at daytime…you have become a part of an important occasion in your life and in the lives of many others.  I hope that you will be joining us as I ask Gerry to deliver to you my messages of hope and love and deep and profound respect for all of you! Hello my dear ones…and welcome!

Love, Margaret