Dear Seeker,
I've been a professional clairvoyant for over twenty years. Giving readings is "the call" on my life and I believe that it is a sacred privilege to witness your journey.
As an empath, I connect with your emotions and the feelings of those you may ask about.
As a clairaudient, I hear words and phrases that are pertinent to whatever situation you may wish to discuss.
As a trans-channel, I can sense what the person you are most interested in knowing about is likely to say and/or do in a particular circumstance.
I am woman who has raised a special needs child, who is a lover of animals and who is very proud to be owned by an American Bull Dog and a French Mastiff. I have compassion and a reverence for all living things (except wasps).
I hope that my warmth, humor and fluid ability to connect with what is known will quickly make me one of your favorite readers.
Do not believe that you are separate from the Divine, diligent Seeker. It simply is not so.
Yours,
Ellen Hartwell
PS So often we forget to put God first in all of our affairs and to listen to Him regularly and this is why we become so well acquainted with regret. So often we give others authority over our choices and then blame them for our own unhappiness. So often we take for granted that "tomorrow" we can tell our loved ones that we love and appreciate them. So often we forget that forgiveness is a change in attitude in which we know we are all imperfect and all make mistakes. So often we forget that animals are sentient and, therefore, we look down on them, refuse to care for and about them so easily removing the fact from our mind that we are animals, too. So often we are so fearful that we feel we are doing others a favor to stay when we truly want to leave. So often we forget that there is no split between the mind, the body and the spirit - we must remember that the mind effects the body and the spirit and vice-versa. Healing our thoughts heals our body! So often we forget that God uses people and circumstances to speak to us - we must be good listeners. So often we forget that saying "goodbye" is often as important as saying "hello" - hanging on to old ways which no longer serve us is not wisdom. So often we forget that a kind word, and being emotionally open can usher into our lives more joy than we can imagine. So often we forget that love is a verb. So often we forget that to love can be to welcome in or to let go. So often we forget that for some of us tomorrow never comes so let us remember to have gratitude for this moment as gratitude is the Mother of joy just as humility is the Father of wisdom. So often we forget that what seems so desperately important today will matter little tomorrow and this is why silence is frequently so golden. So often we forget...
You must be eighteen years of age or older to receive a reading from Ellen Hartwell. No reading takes the place of professional medical, legal, veterinary or psychiatric advice.
