Life After Life
Our names and relationships change, but the love we have for one another always brings us together life after life.
Our names and relationships change, but the love we have for one another always brings us together life after life.
What is here is everywhere. What is not here is nowhere. ~ Vishvasara Tantra
I was asked what to do when the relationship has lost its passion and life has become sad and unfulfilling. So many of us are there so I recorded a video in response to this question. Please share with me if this has happened to you and how you healed the issue.
How I came to love the idea for a Rest and Regression retreat. Where would you like me to hold a Rest and Regression retreat that you would love to join?
Traveling has been a way of life for me lately. I have been traveling to meet with clients, do past life regressions and hold workshops in many places all over the world. Traveling has allowed me to expand greatly and really know myself in many new ways. These are my thoughts as I am enjoying…
I am thrilled to be part of Neera Menon’s interview series called Footsteps to Happiness. I promise you — this is something you want to watch. Neera has gathered 21 awesome experts who share on how to be happy now. My interview airs on August 17, 2013. And you definitely want to see this interview. I am…
When Leonardo met the woman we now know as Mona Lisa, it was a love at first sight. Love they knew in other incarnations! Leonardo da Vinci began painting the Mona Lisa in 1503. It is thought that he continued to work on it for years and to have finished it shortly before he died…
Mira Kelley shares on her recent past life regression workshop in Los Angeles and encourages you to allow yourself to be supported for your gifts and talents. Please share #PastLifeRegression #workshop #abundance #money
I am so grateful to each and every one of you who joined me for my past life regression workshop in Los Angeles and created such a great experience for all of us.
This is funny and has a lovely ending — A woman goes to the bookstore and tries to return her self-help books that she claims aren’t working.