ABC of love: k is for kindness

A little kindness goes a long way

Making your way in the world can be tough. I hear young people concerned about their careers, finding a partner or feeling left behind if their friends have married, bought a house or started a family. Others may have a sick child or a partner or be concerned they may lose their job. Older people can worry about approaching retirement and what it will mean to them.

There are so many worries about just living…..

Worries can lessen and seem more manageable with a little kindness from a loved one, a friend or even a stranger. Just talking about a worry can help. Providing an attentive, listening ear is a kindness. Being kind does not cost anything other than thoughtfulness and time. Words can be very healing. A few kind words of support can make a world of difference to the recipient. A thoughtful action, such as making someone a cup of tea at the end of a working day, can make the person feel loved and cared for. read more

Meet Alison Wem: 13th April 2018, South Kensington, London

Meet Alison Wem

at the College of Psychic Studies,

16, Queensberry Place, South Kensington, London E12 6UN

The College is holding an Open Evening on Friday 13th April 2018.  Alison Wem will be giving two taster, psychic mediumship sittings, 5.30 and 6 pm, and circulating in the Lecture Hall afterwards.  This is your chance to meet Alison for an informal chat. It is a good evening and excellent for trying out different approaches plus meeting college students and tutors.

Join us for a fun evening of demonstrations, taster readings, food and drink and the chance to meet like-minded people. read more

Serious illness: an opportunity for personal growth

Serious illness in either yourself or a loved one can cloud your life and make living hard.  Yet our most challenging moments can also be an opportunity to learn a life lesson. Perhaps this is an opportunity to practise unconditional love, patience or listening without judgement.

Tense times waiting for a medical result is

Kind words heal

My mum used to say to me “Good manners cost nothing” and the same applies to kind words.

Kind words unlock even the most steely of hearts.  Kind words convey caring.  Even a person whose heart has been hurt will respond to the compassion found in kind words.

Every kind word spoken is a gift to the receiver but also to you the speaker.

Today look for opportunities to express kind words that are sincere, thoughtful and warm.

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