Richard Webster - Spirit Guides & Angel Guardians: Contact Your Invisible Helpers

Introduction

Your Unlimited Potential

W hat would your life be like if you could achieve anything you set your mind on? Absolutely nothing would hold you back and you would be able to move ahead quickly and smoothly, achieving wealth, happiness, love, and everything else you desired along the way.

Life is not like that, of course. Life is a learning process, and we all experience ups and downs as we pass through it. We tend to blame others for the bad things that occur, but in actuality, we subconsciously attract everything that happens to us. In other words, it is usually our own thoughts that hold us back.

When we think positively, we attract positiveness into our lives, and this brings good things to us. Likewise, when we think thoughts of poverty, loss, and negativity, we attract those very things to us. Basically, we are magnets who attract to ourselves whatever it is we think about. Isnt it sad to think that we lead crippled lives, weighed down with negativity, when we could be leading lives of abundance, radiance, and happiness?

Wouldnt it be wonderful to have someone close by all the time who could help us attract these blessings to our livessomeone who could give us sound advice whenever we needed it; someone wise and intelligent, who always worked in our best interests; someone who was concerned only with our well-being; someone who wants to help us live a rich, successful, happy life?

The good news is that we do have such guides, even though most of us choose to ignore this fact. We can lead positive, rich, fulfilling lives because we are in touch with God through his angels and spirit guides. Knowledge of this can allow us to handle any crisis or catastrophe, because we have the certainty that God is looking after us and always has our well-being at heart.

These angels and spirit guides regularly give us advice, and sometimes we take it, but just as often choose to ignore it. As a child I was taught that angels looked after us. In prayers and hymns I heard about angels, and as a small child simply accepted the reality of them. As I grew older and began to question things, I found that even inside the established Church angels were considered almost an embarrassment. Consequently, I dismissed them as quaint relics from the past.

It took a major disaster in my life for me to realize that angels do exist and are there to protect and help us. In my middle twenties my business collapsed. I was married and my wife was expecting our first child. It could not have happened at a worse time. We had to sell our home and car and move to a small rented apartment. For a while I worked in a warehouse to make enough money to pay our bills.

This work was not very demanding and I had plenty of time to think about what had happened. It took me a long while to realize that much of our misfortune was of my own making. If I had made different decisions, the outcome would have been quite different and I would still have been running my own business instead of doing a menial job for someone else.

Once I accepted this, I also realized that all along I had been given advice by someone, but had chosen to ignore it. The still, quiet voice that we all hear, all day, every day, had consistently given me good advice, but I had not taken it. I did not know where that voice came from at that time. I probably called it my conscience or my inner mind. In fact, it was my guardian angel.