As a Medium I am in touch with my guides in Spirit often...meditation...visions at 3-4 AM, you know the drill. I have been winding down my day job as an accountant and beginning to gather research on 16th century Scotland to write my next book with Spirit, FLAMES OF MY TRUTH.
But for some reason I was having trouble starting to put down that first word in docs. I had wondered if I should really begin yet another book with Spirit. The expense meant a lot. But I reasoned, the book will be a great tribute to the women of Clan Douglas. Yet I just could not begin. It has been about three years since I completed PASSAGE and I knew it was time. And I was getting prodded from Spirit. 3AM visions, messages during Meditations...the ever present "ringing in my ears" that means that my group was around me. Spirit was working hard to get my attention.
Then I received a notification from TISBA that I received an award for RIGHT OF PASSAGE. Sometimes I wonder how Spirit "knows" so much about what is going to happen. Afterall we have free will so how does it all work? I think that is a question for the ages.
Suddenly things began to flow again...I was getting messages in meditation and even during movies and British murder mysteries as I watched them on ACORN. It was almost comical. Yew seeds for poison...a medieval specialty was introduced during a "Miss Marple" story.How did they get me to find that Agatha Christie episode that day? I am still amazed.
Here is how it works for me: As I wastching a scene, I suddenly saw three sisters in the great hall at a castle I believe was Drummond in Perthshire. A jar of honey was left open and three young ladies were dead or dying as they sat around the trestle table. Suddenly I knew, clair-knowing as they say. Janet Douglas' mother had three sisters who died suspiciously, all at once. I felt one of them was with child. Then I researched the history and realized that the one with child was likely the object of the poisoning as she had been the latest love interest of the Scottish king. James IV of Scotland was married and had decided that the relationship with the Drummond lass should end. No Royal commands, just a few yew seeds would likely have done the trick.
As the research begins to mingle with the words of Spirit the ideas easily flow to the keyboard. Spirit used the excitement and satisfaction I felt in winning an award for PASSAGE to start me on the path of discovery for our next book, uncovering the real story about Janet Douglas.
Was Lady Glamis' story one of a tragic lifetime or a successful incarnation to achieve martyrdom?
I don't have all the answers yet. The writing of this book will unfold as a personal journey of disovery for soul growth and development...healing from a past life... for I was Janet Douglas who died on the wooden fire platform at Edinburgh Castle, 17 July in 1537. I have relived that scene so many times....