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Articles by Margaret Jang

The People Have Spoken
By: Margaret Jang    Thursday, Feb 02, 2012
The people have spoken and have made their choice, as they stand together to be heard as one voice. Their choice clearly indicates that change is foreseen, because hopes and dreams can’t rely on what’s been. For that is the past, which is gone forever more, with the future now holding so much in store. The people have spoken with a united force, overcoming their fears to pave a new course. They mark their freedom with resounding applause, for the people have spoken for a liberating cause. They set into history a new wave of thought, with deliberate balance and acceptance not ...Read More
Spiritual Poetry
The Spirit of Your Soul
By: Margaret Jang    Thursday, Feb 02, 2012
If the spirit of your soul causes you to sit up and pay attention, consider this a spiritual blessing, rather than dissension. Sometimes gifts are revealed through suffering hardships or an illness, intended to open awareness in order to regain inner stillness. In its continuous hunger for more expansion and growth, the soul will seek experiences, whether good, bad or both. For it needs to feel the emotions connected to joy or pain, so the spirit of your soul can advance through whatever it gains. Each opportunity can be used to convene to the infinite source, a realm of spiritual ...Read More
Spiritual Poetry
A Gift of Opportunity
By: Margaret Jang    Monday, Jan 23, 2012
A gift of opportunity will present itself to all, but first you must be silent to hear its subtle call. It may not be direct or happen as you like, so listen to your heart, as well as use insight. Inside a life span there are many choices to make, which can be considered contributions to undertake. A gift of opportunity inspires greater love, of sharing knowledge or wisdom received from above. This should be regarded as blessings unexpected, confronting inner feelings for how you’re affected. For a gift of opportunity can eradicate deep fear, to become one with all, it soon becomes ...Read More
Spiritual Poetry
Be Active, not Passive for Reiki Treatment
By: Margaret Jang    Monday, Jan 23, 2012
Concerned Loved Ones Occasionally I receive email from people who are concerned about the well-being of loved ones. On one occasion a son inquired whether one to three consecutive Reiki sessions would make a difference for his mother or if treatment would eventually become a huge ongoing expense. His mother suffered from a list of ailments that included elevated blood pressure, stress and depression, plus symptoms of possible Rheumatoid Arthritis. Evaluation Without proper medical evaluation and testing (blood work, joint manipulation, x-rays, hereditary factors, etc.) it’s hard to ...Read More
Reiki
Do you Ever
By: Margaret Jang    Thursday, Jan 12, 2012
Do you ever question what life is supposed to be about, or what your higher purpose should really entail? Where you search through books or take a multitude of courses, and flit from teacher to teacher, but alas tread an empty trail. Do you ever question why you were born, or why you chose your parents, family and friends? No doubt there is a purposeful connection, to learn, heal and grow until you reach life’s end. Do you ever wonder why you feel profound emptiness, after experiencing exuberance or false satisfaction? Especially following a dream based on material acquisition, or a ...Read More
Spiritual Poetry
Change of Routine
By: Margaret Jang    Monday, Jan 09, 2012
Change is good For Christmas 2011, instead of partaking in the usual seasonal festivities I decided to step off the grid. Just for a change of pace and a new experience, I chose to take a seasonal sabbatical in order to unwind from many years of recurrent routine established from years of acquired conditioned habits. Naturally a sabbatical can occur at any time of the year, but for some reason it seemed especially important to take this over the Christmas season. This particular choice was not easy, because it also affected family. However, after much contemplation and I mean much, the ...Read More
Spiritual Growth and Well-being
Take the High Road
By: Margaret Jang    Monday, Jan 09, 2012
When you’re burdened with a heavy load, think carefully, but then take the high road. Do not feel sad or become depressed, let go of feelings that are repressed. If there are times when you feel confused, about situations that you must choose. By reaching out to willingly unfold, you’ll focus clearly to take the high road. Dwelling on anger only brings pain, and nothing positive is ever gained. It only leads to more sorrow or sadness, when in your heart there should only be gladness. So take the high road to shine your light, where you’ll be bathed in immense delight. And as  ...Read More
Spiritual Poetry
Do You Believe?
By: Margaret Jang    Monday, Dec 19, 2011
Do you believe that you can be whatever you really desire, or do you think you must be what others want transpired? Do you believe you live your life based on personal gain, and is it important for you to have material goods or fame? Do you believe you meet each day joyfully content, or do you feel deep inside only anger you resent? Do you believe you have the power to change how you think, where you can learn to be aware and observe your spiritual link? Do you believe you have a mission….a passion unaware, and can you bare your soul with others and be prepared to share? Do you believe  ...Read More
Spiritual Poetry
Dance of Creation
By: Margaret Jang    Sunday, Dec 11, 2011
The universe blesses you with many special gifts, surrounding and encompassing with a purpose to uplift. Oh, the dance of creation that is seen and felt around, is caught in a gentle breeze as the sun filters down. It plays a rumba in your heart to make you realize, that the dance of creation is as vast as the sky. Without any beginnings it willingly unbends, for the universe is generous with all that it sends. And everything in its glory is meant to be enjoyed, through the dance of creation its energy is employed. So take some precious moments to focus and assess, because missing this ...Read More
Spiritual Poetry
Contemplating Life
By: Margaret Jang    Sunday, Dec 11, 2011
After quietly contemplating through your inner mind’s eye, a snapshot of life seems to quickly pass by. A journey full of laughter, but tinged with sadness too, with many lessons to learn, which at times is hard to do. Birth through childhood has various growing pains, increasing through teen years, but the result is the same. A stronger foundation is supposed to be achieved, but sometimes stays shaky from hardships received. Through life’s passage during the maturing years, situations may arise that conjure extreme fear. At first you may run or just ignore what is true, but ...Read More
Spiritual Poetry