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Wholesome. A ubiquitous term referring to kind gestures and “feel good” energy, more specifically acts of a benevolent nature enacted altruistically, spontaneously, and without an agenda. They may sometimes be called “acts of random kindness”. When you witness something “wholesome” you get this fuzzy feeling, It’s a type of kindness that is captivating, contagious even.

Part I: Balance and Flow As I begin the reading and connect with your energy from afar, I feel open and free access to memories, to your Akash, i.e. without significant restraints or emotional/spiritual charge involved. To me this represents spiritual readiness. That the timing is right to access memories. That the self is ready to know; and that the (…)

Once the reading begins, a sense of calmness, and an introspective mood, come into the reading’s space, occupying it. It’s a type of introspective feeling of the one who’s willing to go within, perhaps after a journey with a fair share of ordeal and uncertainty, to find some peace and quiet from the otherwise agitated and/or fast-paced external world. This (…)

The following is an excerpt from a Quick Reading performed to a client, addressing the desire to “Go Home” that typically accompanies spiritual awakening, and the spiritual journey thereafter. Among others, this desire may be present in, or manifest by: wanting a collective planetary Ascension; dreaming about portals opening up, angels coming down to Earth, etc.; wishing for aliens in (…)

The following is part of a private exchange, which I’m posting with the person’s permission. I needed to post it because of how meaningful it is, as I believe this to be one of the crucial themes in the path of awakening. The person’s name and details will be kept private, as they should. The person’s input: Hi Nuno, My (…)

This first paragraph is here to acknowledge the suffering created by the pandemic, and whatever challenges you’ve gone or may still be going through because of it. Taking a step back and be contemplative may be a luxury to some, and there’s little point to making any ‘analysis’ when suffering is present and ongoing. So whether it’s serious illness or (…)