
How Do I Forgive Myself?
"I was wondering if you could help me understand how to forgive myself. My childhood was not that great, and I try my best to be a good mother to my children but make a lot of mistakes. I've read a lot of books on how to be a better parent, and I'm doing much better, but I can't get over the things I've done in the past. My children have forgiven me, but I can't forgive myself." ~ Anna

How Do We Take Care of Ourselves?
How do we take care of ourselves? Isn't that a question we so often forget to ask? A couple of months ago, I might have argued that I do know how to take care of myself and that I do it well, but I would have been lying. I was lying to myself.

Interpreting the Free Online Angel Card Readings
Many of the questions I receive are about interpreting the free online angel card readings. And, actually, that is one area of my site that I have been working on ideas to improve upon. I know sometimes it can be difficult to interpret the meaning of the cards, and that

Ask Sheri – Bad Guardian Angels?
Recently I started to "communicate" with my guardian angel. Since then quite often I have this feeling that someone stands behind my left shoulder and is watching over me. Could it be that it is my guardian angel? I am confused, because recently I came across one book about angels and there the author mentioned that every person has 2 angels - one good and the bad one. The author also said that the bad one stands behind the left shoulder. Is that truth? Is the bad one watching over me?

Marian
This is a message for a reader named Marian. Marian, please don't spend any more money yet. Your question was chosen for my next blog post, and I hope to be able to answer you today or tomorrow. Until then ...
Be Blessed,
Sheri

Ask Sheri – What are the angels thoughts on mental illness?
Thank you for your question. This is exactly the type of question I like to answer because it can help many people. My own family has suffered from the effects of mental illness, so this is something that is important to me as well. My brother-in-law was diagnosed with autism when he was about four years old, I believe. He can walk on his own, but he cannot bathe himself, brush his own teeth or hair, or perform any of the basic care a human needs. He also cannot talk without the help of a machine. He is about 40 years old now, and I have seen firsthand how having a child and sibling can really take a toll on an individual and family.
