A dear friend, Joyce Keller, a famous psychic medium, suggested I sing out loud before I enter into meditation. The reason she said is that the sound produced from my vocal cords would stimulate and enhance clairaudience (psychic hearing) abilities. Joyce said by regularly doing this ritual, spiritual guidance can be obtained quite easily. The vibration of singing stimulates the vagal nerve as well so there was everything to gain if I took her advice.
This morning, I sang for the first time with the intention of connecting to Spiritual Intelligence. Since my birthday is coming up, I decided to sing "Happy Birthday". I laughed at myself as I heard a flat voice, off key, soft and cracking with no vibrato. I told myself to stop judging and just go with it. As soon as I had that thought, I saw and heard an orchestra accompanying me as I sang. I was amazed and thought, "WOW!" This time my voice was stronger and actually pretty. I liked what I heard and loved how I felt. A voice inside said, "Sing it again." This time I saw and heard a robust choir with the orchestra singing along with me. My voice sang loud and clear like an opera singer as if I was singing the National Anthem with joy and pride. I no longer laughed for I felt I was being celebrated. I cannot describe the emotions I had, for they encompassed profound joy and love.
After singing three different renditions of "Happy Birthday", I settled into a deep meditation where I received very distinct guidance. It was so easy to experience the wisdom and act upon it for I trusted Spiritual Intelligence. The advice was kind and loving, and for the highest good for all; not just for me. I then became overjoyed when I heard Whitney sing, "The Greatest Love of All".
"I believe the children are our future
Teach them well and let them lead the way
Show them all the beauty they possess inside
Give them a sense of pride to make it easier
Let the children's laughter remind us how we used to be."
Of course, I sang along with Whitney for I'm sure she enjoyed our spiritual duet as much as I did.
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