I've had three stranger experiences over the past few months that I can recall clearly. They've been women. Two was simply that I was walking behind them for a couple of minutes and I became aware of what they were wearing, dresses with floral or leaf patterns. This to me was my Guide, Lydia, showing me she's present with me when I'm out and about on my walks to work. Another was a woman who was walking towards me on the path that I was taking home one evening...I was caught in my thoughts and just looking at the trees and surroundings...I wasn't particularly paying attention to people, when the woman just said hello as if she knew me. This brought me into the present moment, as the woman kept walking without saying more. There was another this week actually. I'd sat down. In the job centre to wait for a 20 min appointment for a chat when I looked over at a woman with headphones on and dressed in a creative way. She had a strange nose cuff on ( I thought that's unusual haven't seen that before)...then I saw she had a bee tattoo on her ankle. Which is Lydia's favourite symbol ( she was a nun and a bee keeper). My interviewer called my name, and I said "hello", in a upbeat friendly manner in response,and he replied that's the happiest hello I've had all day. Then he helped me sort my benefits claim out, tho he had the wrong claim come up first so he had to clear all his open tabs on his terminal before checking he had mine right. Best news I had all year was that I didn't need to look for more hours of work coz I'm needing to look after my husband with his ill health. All I needed to do was to state the reasons on my claim and that he was getting a benefit for help with his care...then the works department can cross reference our two situations and I get less pressure to find more than 16 hours a week. Also the guy had tattoos and a bloodshot right eye, all very poiniant I thought. I would have given him a big hug after thanking him for his help, but it probably wasn't the best time to come over all gushy. Besides, the security might have taken me out. But I would have laughed my head off.

If there's no orange potion then .......

This one is difficult for me. And tho Im still married , two years ago I had to radically block my husband's energy by asking my ancestors to unwind the agreement of our marriage ceremony after 22 years. Last year I managed to clear my childhood energies by walking around my mum's garden. She passed away 3 years ago in the February. It allowed me to talk to one of my brothers about a childhood incident that had caused me a lot of confusion as I grew up. I couldn't tell my parents about it then, so I told my Mum's Spirit while I walked around her garden. I feel this helped me to start feeling my mum's presence around me, and release my child self from the past to come forward. I also felt a deepening of my menopausal journey. I'm being more aware and selective about my friendship circle now too, tho it's more a case that my energies are bringing in or releasing friends.

Listening to friends talk about their life, even if they themselves are not tearful in that moment, I feel tears coming. Then they ask me if I'm alright, and I have to say it's a reaction to what they are talking about. Sometimes music lyrics will move me to tears suddenly as if my body is emphasising that the words are a message to me in that moment. Its an alignment, a time lock on my emotional body that's been released.

@Tina Ann Stehling thanks for the answer to the mirror comment of @Melissa Allison . I use mirrors to reflect back other people's energy. Usually an imaginary mirror for psychic self defense. But I have a witch friend who has questioned me a couple of times over it and has made me feel that I didn't have the training or knowledge. Actually I seemed to have had a break from said friend for the past couple of months, while I've been doing some psychic work for myself. I feel Spirit has been organising this break, so I could leàrn things my way , without anyone seeding doubts in my mind.

@Tina Ann Stehling @Melissa Allison Thankyou.