Host: Sheryl Glick R.M.T.
Special Guest: Ellen Tadd (http://ellentadd.com)
Welcome to “Healing From Within.” I am your host Sheryl Glick author of The Living Spirit which is a real life tale of spiritual communication, healing, miracles and of course, a guide to our inner Soul Awareness and am delighted to welcome Ellen Tadd author of The Infinite View which may help you connect to your own inner guidance connecting a spiritual and human presence while offering ways to go within the silence of being and hear the hum of your heart and the Universe.
Listeners of “Healing From Within” are well aware my guests and I explore a metaphysical range of possibilities for understanding life in its complex duality of mind based or physical life, and soul based or energetic life, discovering that they are not separate. With awareness through higher conscious states we may achieve oneness and unity of being.
Ellen Tadd a revered clairvoyant counselor for 40 years whose work has been supported by the Edgar Cayce Foundation, the Marion Institute, Deepak Chopra, and the Institute of Noetic Sciences among others, advises readers that instead of relying on intellect or instinct, they should learn to perceive their circumstances through an objective lens which she refers to as the “third eye.” We will see how by developing skills of deep focus and deep listening we can tune into others in order to understand their perspectives and needs and learn to integrate spiritual practices into our normal daily. We can build on genuine positivity in order to protect ourselves from negative surroundings nurturing ways to clear away distorted perceptions, beliefs, and engrained limiting childhood patterns of behavior.
Ellen thinks back to her childhood to show us how her sensitivity to energy and her environment eventually lead her to develop her intuitive gifts. Ellen wrote, “As a child I had experiences that no one else around me seemed to share. At night I saw faces in the dark and although my father tried to reassure me they were merely the work of a vivid imagination I begged him to let me sleep with my light on. Sometimes I had out of body experiences. I’d be lying on my bed when suddenly the room would start to spin and I was on the ceiling looking down at my body still on the bed. How can this be I wondered. Am I the body on the bed or am I on the ceiling? Who am I? Sometimes I saw light around people…..Other times I was so overwhelmed by so many feelings and impressions that I couldn’t even begin to sort them out much less interpret them.. One time I remember missing an entire math test because I was so absorbed by the images and insights I was picking up page2 I always felt loved by my family but realized they were not have similar experiences so I learned to keep quiet about ming and felt misunderstood and confused spending time alone in nature. But as time passed I grew increasingly anxious.
Ellen tells us about the shock that hit her family when she was young and how it impacted her personal growth and her awareness of life and death.
Ellen’s mom was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis when she was thirty two years old and the disease progressed rapidly affecting both her mind and body. Ellen feared that she might get sick too. She wanted to understand why her mother who was a good person and loved us all so much suffered so. Though Ellen was raised without religion and felt agnostic, she took a tour of churches to see if religion could offer any answers to her questions. When she was seventeen her mother died paralyzed and unable to talk. The following year she went to college where she studied psychology and philosophy hoping to find a better understanding of life’s meaning. She was headed to Mexico where a friend had told her he had a mystical experience and before leaving she visited one of her brothers friend Catherine who he was dating. Catherine called herself a trance medium and though I had been a sensitive kid,
