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All history, including the histories of our families, is part of us, such that when we hear any secret revealed, a secret about a grandfather or an uncle, or a secret about the battle of Dresden in 1945, our lives are made suddenly clearer to us, as the unnatural heaviness of unspoken truth is dispersed. For perhaps we are like stone – our own history and the history of the world embedded in us.
A Chorus of Stones ~Susan Griffin
Written and Channeled by Jennifer Holik 22 August 2015
It is interesting that while I was channeling souls buried in Lommel Cemetery, a German Cemetery in Belgium, much of the wisdom they impart...
Over the last few years I have begun studying different aspects of ancestral lineage healing, family patterns, family secrets, and other topics as they related to my military and family history....
A friend I met in Valkenburg on May 4, 2015, sent me a video of the German Cemetery at Lommel, Belgium on August 21, 2015. He felt there were stories there I had to tell. His video was only two and...
Do you ever wonder why, if every family was affected by a war, any war, at any point in time, and suffers similar things and have inherited trauma, why we all stay silent? Why we are all sworn to...
As an intuitive and energetic healer, I am drawn to places where events have occurred and still require healing today. In some of those places I have felt the deep evil or negativity that exists in...
Sometimes in our pursuit of paper records to document an ancestor's life and journey, we hit a brick wall. Sometimes the only way to obtain more information is through connection with the specific...
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Each month I will teach live on a new topic, resource, or teach a new skill. A replay will be available in the product. I will begin with...
As we research our family's history through genealogical and military records, we often strive to just document the basic facts. Names, dates, places, and a few notes. When we have time, we may dig...
