Tuesday, January 7, 2014
A Favorite Personal Oracle Story to Start the New Year
At
the end of 2013, I had a chance to connect with Dirk Terpstra, and such a pleasure it
has been! Dirk, a contributor to OMTimes Magazine,
started a website called Super Souls.
As this site says, Dirk is a true believer in the principle of promoting
Kindness, Happiness, Peace, a balanced lifestyle and spreading Love.
Dirk
and I spoke over the phone and he posted our interview on his December 30th blog. I’d like to start the 2014
New Year with an excerpt from that interview, which seems only fitting since it
involves one of my all time favorite personal oracle stories and also the energy of my
new friend, Dirk Terpstra.
By
the way, you can follow Dirk on Twitter at @MySuperSouls and on Facebook at Super Souls.
SS: Can you
share your favorite personal oracle with us?
Ann: Okay, I think that will be about Dr. Allan Hamilton. I love
this story because it shows us that someone in a position of authority and very
left-brain trained makes a decision supported by his right brain.”
In his book The Scalpel and the Soul: Encounters with Surgery, the Supernatural,
and the Healing Power of Hope, Dr. Hamilton, a Harvard-trained
neurosurgeon, shares the following personal oracle story.
Dr. Hamilton with the University of
Arizona’s Medical Center here in Tucson, which is where politician Gabrielle
Giffords went after she was shot.
Dr. Hamilton lives
on a ranch outside of Tucson and at the time of this story, was driving to the
hospital to do neurosurgery on one of his patients. Suddenly, he had to slam on
the brakes. Three buzzards were standing in the middle of the road shredding a
carcass of a dead jackrabbit. He was bothered by the gruesome scene, but he
drove on, of course, and arrived at the hospital.
While his patient was being wheeled
into the operating room, Dr. Hamilton saw the patient’s wife lean over her
husband, kiss him on the forehead and refer to him as “my little bunny.” The
image of the dead rabbit and the buzzards feeding on it flashed into Dr. Hamilton’s
mind, and he knew right then that the buzzards had offered a warning to him. He
cancelled the surgery. Four hours later, his patient suffered a massive heart
attack and went into cardiac arrest. Medical personal were able to respond and
the patient lived. Had heart attack occurred in the middle of the surgery, however, it
probably would have been fatal.
Fortunately for the patient and his
family, Dr. Hamilton trusted his inner wisdom and intuition, paid attention to
the personal oracle delivered to him, and acted on its message.
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In her bestselling and award-winning book, Everyday Oracles: Decoding the Divine Messages That Are All Around Us, author Ann Bolinger-McQuade uses memorable stories and photos to introduce the formula for how personal oracles work, then teaches you how to recognize and decode yours. If you have personal oracle experiences to share, please submit them to Ann through this website www.personaloracles.com She will respond personally. And while you’re here, check out the cloud photos in the interactive “What Do You See Section.” Have fun and exercise your psychic muscles. Who knows, you may discover a personal oracle hiding in plain sight, just waiting to deliver a special message to you.
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