WEEKLY KAJAMA JOURNAL FOR JANUARY 18, 2021

May 6 through May 12, 2024 The first three days of the week unfold under a productive Taurus Moon, with a Taurus new Moon occurring on Tuesday. We can expect to get a lot accomplished during this phase, as Taurus carries the energy of productivity, grounded movement, and progress. It also generates an air of abundance and contentment, so we should be very happy with all we accomplish! Thursday and Friday are more socially geared as the Gemini Moon brings out our chatty sides. It’s also an ideal time to surf the information highway, as new ideas and information are featured under this moon. Reserve the weekend for all things home and hearth, as the Cancer Moon evokes our longing to hide out under the covers or add more comfort and beauty to our homes. It’s also a time for friends and family, as we maintain a focus on the things and people in our lives that bring us comfort and security.... Read More

Miranda Kajama’s featured Psychic of the week is Miranda. For the past 27 years, Miranda has helped her clients resolve perplexing issues in their lives through the Tarot. She has come to believe that the Tarot is a very real universe containing very real entities who guide us and where all questions are answered. Allow Miranda to share the wisdom of the Tarot with you and help you find the ... Read More

Finding Balance: 9 Steps to Creating Resilience, by Anusha Wijeyakumar, MA (Article originally published in The Llewellyn Journal.) Would it not be a wonderful thing to have a calm and serene mind through the ups and downs of our daily lives? To have the ability to learn ways in which to stop the constant cascading thoughts (often negative) from arising? Do you sometimes feel that you will never ... Read More

Past Life Healing: Take Your Hearth Back! by Shelley A. Kaehr, PhD (Article originally published in The Llewellyn Journal.) Over twenty years ago, shortly before my strange, near-death experience, I began hearing my inner voice say, “There’s something wrong with your heart and you’re not going to live much longer.” Shortly thereafter, I found myself lifting out of my body ... Read More

10 Experiential Pathways into Meditation, by Murray du Plessis (Article originally published in The Llewellyn Journal.) As busy beings with daily chores aplenty, we’re quick to rank “intangible” activities like meditation low on our priority list. After all, doesn’t meditation require us to stop all activity and sit in silence? More than that, it’s difficult, right? ... Read More

My husband and I both had a best friend who passed away about four years ago. I care for my husband very much, but I was also deeply in love with this friend, though I kept this to myself. I helped take care of my friend during his final illness, and still visit his mom and help her out when I can. My husband often asks our friend for little signs that he is still around, and he gets them. I do ... Read More