The Angels Around Us - Part 1

A client who is going through a difficult time in her life asked me this question; "Do you believe there are Angels amongst us? Is it possible to be helped by them?" My answer came swiftly and with great confidence. "Yes, absolutely!"

This surprised me a bit because when I'm asked questions about my beliefs from clients I always encourage them to not make decisions based on what I may or may not believe. Their beliefs are all that matters. Yet with this client, I suppose I gave such a definitive answer because of two experiences I had and because of the pain she was in - hoping, when I shared my stories, it would help ease some of her pain - and it did. I'd like to share one the stories with you in the hopes it supports you through any difficult times you may be facing now or in the future.

After having lunch with a girlfriend I walked to the parking garage where I parked my car. There were 4 levels and when I walked to the area where I thought I parked my car I was surprised to not see it there. I searched a bit more only to become completely baffled when it was nowhere to be found. Now some people might have thought the car was stolen but my mind just didn't go there.

After about 10 minutes I felt a little panicked knowing I had to pick up my son from school. As the panic grew, I stood amongst the cars with my eyes closed asking for help. Within a matter of seconds I heard a noise behind me. It was a man in one of those little cars they drive around in while monitoring the parking garage. He asked if I needed help and when I explained my situation he told me to hop in and we'd drive the garage looking for my car. Within a matter of minutes we found my car. I thanked him profusely and as I stepped out of the car my back was to him. I turned around to wave good-bye and thank him again. To my surprise he was gone.

Looking behind me, in front of me, all around, he was nowhere in sight - vanishing silently into the ethers. There was only one explanation in my mind - My Angel had come to my rescue.

I will post my second experience in my next blog.