Fran Tomlin Psychic Medium

01/04/2026

01/04/2026

*** Excuse me please if ive been quiet this week thus far.

My darling "little" brother , Jonty Tomlin , died this past Sunday morning early. Very early in fact too, as he was 4 years younger than me. Expectedly , as we had been lulled into a false sense of security thru a previous week in hospital where to all intents & purposes , he was recovering. I spoke with him about 8 hours before he passed...he sounded quiet,but strong..we had a couple of laughs too. So when he went it was a shock. For the whole family.
Ive recieved a LOT of signs in this short time from him, for the family..not just myself. For which im soo grateful 🙏.
So im just quiet this week...staying near the Ocean which he adored. Bless you Jonty. Fly far and free AND in peace. At last. I love you dearly. Amen. Om mani pad ma hom . 🙏🙏

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26/03/2026

** via Moonstone Cottage =

Ah dears. Be very careful about the exact first word that leaves your mouth in the morning...

See... when we wake up, we are crossing over from the liminal space of dreams back into the heavy reality of the waking world. That means your very first breath of the day is carrying pure, unshaped potential.

And so, if the first thing we do is groan and speak a complaint... "I'm so tired," "Ugh, it's raining," "I don't want to go" ... we are taking that raw morning power and using it to bind ourselves to a heavy stagnant frequency for the rest of the day.

Alas, you are casting a spell against yourself before your feet have even touched the floor.

So tomorrow morning, try something older and wiser. Before you speak to the dog, your partner, or the alarm clock... pause. Take one deep breath. Speak a single word of power or intention into the quiet room.

"Strength." "Peace." "Clarity." It sets a tiny, invisible ward over the hours ahead. It is word magick in its simplest, most fundamental form.

And now...
Do you remember the very first thing you said out loud today? Tell me below (even if it was just a grumble!)

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With a clear voice and a quiet morning,
~Baba

25/03/2026

The Dark Night of the Soul.

ECKHART TOLLE :
The “dark night of the soul” is a term that goes back a long time. Yes, I have also experienced it. It is a term used to describe what one could call a collapse of a perceived meaning in life…an eruption into your life of a deep sense of meaninglessness. The inner state in some cases is very close to what is conventionally called depression. Nothing makes sense anymore, there’s no purpose to anything. Sometimes it’s triggered by some external event, some disaster perhaps, on an external level. The death of someone close to you could trigger it, especially premature death, for example if your child dies. Or you had built up your life, and given it meaning – and the meaning that you had given your life, your activities, your achievements, where you are going, what is considered important, and the meaning that you had given your life for some reason collapses.

It’s a kind of re-birth. The dark night of the soul is a kind of death that you die. What dies is the egoic sense of self. Of course, death is always painful, but nothing real has actually died there – only an illusory identity. Now it is probably the case that some people who’ve gone through this transformation realized that they had to go through that, in order to bring about a spiritual awakening. Often it is part of the awakening process, the death of the old self and the birth of the true self.

By Eckhart Tolle.

** via Cosmic Spiritual Ju**ie.