I read the blog "Do You Think You Are a Psychic" with great interest. I am at the beginning of my psychic journey and can use all the advice and help I can get. At present my psychic ability consists of sometimes getting feelings about things. These feelings are sometimes accompanied by the thought that I should tell a particular person something. I hope that I will come to be clairaudient as I really want to be able to communicate with my brother who passed over in March of this year. We became very close while he was in the hospital and I miss him. I have been told that he is around me and have received messages from him through another psychic, But it would be nice to have some direct comminication with him. I have had a couple of clairaudient experiences, but only a few.

One of the clearest occurances was about twelve years ago, and it was a life-changing event. At that time, I was a practising alcholic as was my boyfriend. He had just entered a recovery program and was encouraging me to go to Alanon, a recovery program for spouses and families of alcoholics. You see, at that time I did not realize I was an alcoholic.

So, one day I phoned Alcoholics Anonymous to get the address and meeting time of the nearest Alanon group. I got the information and also the address and time of the nearest AA group. When the time arrived to leave for the meeting, I hopped in my car and left, thinking nothing of the five beers I had consumed. I was definately over the legal limit for drinking and driving.

As I neared the meeting place, I heard a voice say "What's wrong with this picture, girl!" I pulled over to the side of the road, shaking and crying. As it happened, the AA meeting started half an hour later than the Alanon meeting. I turned around and went to the AA meeting instead.

On my arrival, I was given a pamphlet that discussed the ten signs of a drinking problem. I had seven out of the ten. This was the first step in my recovery process. Both my boyfriend (now my husband) and myself have been clean and sober (non-drinkers) for twelve years. Life is infinately better. I am truly blessed.

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