Psychic Medium, Astrologer & Hypnotherapist Kyra Oser

This post focuses on finding love with the help of a simple meditation that nearly anyone can do. But before we begin, I’d like to thank you for your recent enquiries and concerns. I enjoy having the opportunity to read your comments and questions. I’ve been publishing less this summer due to a couple of surgeries I had in July and August. I have about 8 procedures a year on average, so sometimes when I am not publishing as frequently it’s because I’m either having a procedure, recovering, or planning for the next one! 🙂 But I have been working on more U.S. and World predictions, which I look forward to publishing soon on this blog. I appreciate your continued patience, and I’m grateful for how supportive you’ve been.

Meanwhile, I’ve written a meditation for finding love, peace and acceptance for others in your life. This exercise has the potential to increase any good feelings you have for a friend, family member, romantic partner, or pet. There are times when it can be challenging for any of us to love, no matter how deeply we care about someone or how many years (or lifetimes) we’ve loved them.

Finding Love in a Time of Change

This exercise can also be used on a global scale, perhaps with someone on social media you’ve never met before, but who immediately argues a political point with you and has no interest in learning about your opinion (bots not included). It can be difficult to love or even accept someone who seems to represent the opposite of everything we believe in. We live in a time rife with political divisiveness, inflamed by polarising issues. On a physical level, both poles of the Earth are, in a sense, “inflamed” by emerging effects of global warming. We are acting as a microcosm of our planet’s polar warming when participating in increasingly heated debates that polarise us from one another. Of course global warming is neither caused nor can be avoided by an emotional state and the origins of climate change are only explicable by science, the most accurate and reliable system we have (so far) for explaining reality. However, as intuitive beings, many of us are sensing what is happening in our environment on a psychic, emotional, or unconscious level. Sometimes those feelings translate into actions. This article won’t solve climate change, but we’re going to have to work together to find solutions. And working together begins with understanding.

If you’d like to find an inner balance, feelings of peace, common ground, or even mutual connection in the midst of what sometimes seems like a contentious time, it’s more productive to focus on what we have in common than what appears to make us different. As you practise the following meditation more and more, it will eventually become a habit to automatically find commonalities. Plus it can help with dating (more on that below)!

The beauty you see in the world and in those around you is visible because you recognise it as similar to you. An added benefit to this concept is that there will be no need for jealousy when what you see, you can be.