"All will be well" is a comforting phrase that basically says you are putting your trust and faith in a Higher Power (whatever you choose to call Him/Her/It) that everything will work out, even without you knowing the details of how it will work out. This does not mean the road will be easy, but it does mean you can get through whatever comes your way. It means you acknowledge your strength, resiliency, and your own faith. It means you believe you deserve good things and they will come to you when the time is right.
If you are struggling and you feel like all will NEVER be well, stop and breathe. God did not bring you this far to drop you. There are things going on behind the scenes you are unaware of. Breathe, pray/meditate, and TRUST. Take it one moment at a time if you need to. That moment can be as small or large as it needs to be. You define the length of the moment.
You can make it through this moment, just as you have made it through many other moments, and you will make it through many more moments. Savor the joy and happiness when it comes and remember those positive feelings in the tough times. It may take some time and it may be difficult, but all will be well.
Love & Light,
Margaret Phillips
Monday, February 18, 2019
Friday, February 15, 2019
February Newsletter
Angels Always Around Us 
Too often the pressures of life can make us feel like we have to make a decision right now/in a short amount of time. When we feel like we have tried multiple solutions and multiple avenues to solutions, but still don't feel we have the right answer, this is when the Angels are saying "Stop!"
Sometimes we feel like we are bombarded with information and maybe we are, but we still don't have the right information yet. Usually it's a lack of having the right information that causes our confusion and indecisiveness. When this happens, rather than researching and getting even more unnecessary information, just stop and ask the Angels to put the right information in front of you and guide you to the right way. They are anxiously waiting to help, but need you to ask. Once you ask, be still and wait. Your answers will come.
Message from the Angels
The Angels want you to trust your intuition more often. They say you have been ignoring it and them when they try to tell you things are not the way they should be. They say to trust your intuition and their guidance as you go through this period of change and transition and all will be well. Lean on those you consider to be trustworthy friends during this time as well. The Angels say the key words here are trustworthy friends, as you do have some wolves in sheep's clothing in your circle. Again, listen to your intuition when deciding who is trustworthy. As you listen to and follow your intuition more, your transition will flow easier.
Crystal Corner
Bloodstone is a great for purifying the blood, regulating blood flow, aids in circulation, and increases energy. It is an excellent grounding and protection stone and heightens intuition. It can reduce irritability and aggressiveness.
Did you know?
I have a Facebook group called Angels Of Light. Members of this group get a weekly in depth general card reading, channeled daily mantras or affirmations, Angel information, crystal information, Spirit Animal information, and other information to help you on your journey, as well as early bird opportunities for promotions and other goodies. The members of this group are awesome people and very supportive of one another, so it gives you a place to share your triumphs and ask for support when needed as well. For an annual energy exchange of only $20, you can be part of this awesome group! Go to Facebook and put "Angels of Light"in the search bar and click on "request to join". You will be prompted to enter your email address so an invoice can be sent to you for the energy exchange.
I have a Facebook group called Angels Of Light. Members of this group get a weekly in depth general card reading, channeled daily mantras or affirmations, Angel information, crystal information, Spirit Animal information, and other information to help you on your journey, as well as early bird opportunities for promotions and other goodies. The members of this group are awesome people and very supportive of one another, so it gives you a place to share your triumphs and ask for support when needed as well. For an annual energy exchange of only $20, you can be part of this awesome group! Go to Facebook and put "Angels of Light"in the search bar and click on "request to join". You will be prompted to enter your email address so an invoice can be sent to you for the energy exchange.
Upcoming Events
I am available for readings online, by phone, video chat, and in person at my office or at events.
In Person Readings at Events:
Tuesday, March 5th from 6 PM - 9 PM
Sip 'N shop with Psychics
The Mile Pub
212 N. Black Horse Pike Runnemede, NJ
Sip 'N shop with Psychics
The Mile Pub
212 N. Black Horse Pike Runnemede, NJ
Sunday, March 10th 10 AM - 6 PM
Psychic & Healing Expo
Holiday Inn
2175 Marlton Road West (Route 70) Cherry HIll, NJ
Psychic & Healing Expo
Holiday Inn
2175 Marlton Road West (Route 70) Cherry HIll, NJ
Tuesday, February 5, 2019
February & March 2019 Events
Upcoming Events
I am available for readings online, by phone, video chat, and in person at my office or at events.
In Person Readings at Events:
Wednesday, February 13th from 6 PM -9 PM
Sip ' n Shop with Psychics
Death of a Fox Brewery
119 Berkley Road Clarksboro, NJ
Tuesday, March 5th from 6 PM - 9 PM
Sip "n Shop with Psychics
The Mile Pub
212 N. Black Horse Pike Runnemede, NJ
Sunday, March 10th 10 AM - 6 PM
Psychic & Healing Expo
Holiday Inn
2175 Marlton Road West (Route 70) Cherry HIll, NJ
Make Your Days Count
The quote "Don't count the days, make the days count" is a good one to ponder and try to apply to your life. No one knows how long they have in this life, so it's important to make the days count.
As a psychic medium, I frequently relay apologetic, regretful messages from lossed loved ones. The most frequent regrets I hear from the deceased are not spending enough time with loved ones, being emotionally unavailable, being too judgemental and/or too stubborn, and not helping others enough.
While we each have our own mission in this life, we all share a common thread: we are supposed to help others. Some people have a larger public mission to help others like Mother Teresa. Some have larger missions to help others but they are more hidden behind the scenes like doctors, counselors, teachers, and relief workers who don't make the news. Others are even more hidden and may not even realize themselves how much they are helping others. These are the people who are helpful neighbors/ people who help others near them. These are the people who help someone struggling with their groceries, help someone learn something, or just take care of someone's pet while they are out of town or ill.
Most of the time, these hidden helpers label their actions as "being nice" or "doing what people do", yet a lot of times this type of mentality almosts seems lost in today's society. We need to get back to the mindset of helping others as "what people do", not something extra that only some people do sometimes.
As parents or caretakers, we frequently make the days count by providing what the child, parent, loved one, or patient needs. This can also be a behind-the-scenes job of helping others as it is often associated with "coming with the territory" and not necessarily thought of as helping others, even though it is usually a large task of helping someone.
With all that said, are you making the days count? When you lay your head on the pillow at night, can you close your eyes confident your loved ones know you love them? Not the "I'm their parent so of course they know I love them," but the "I expressed my love for them today" type of confidence. Can you keep your eyes closed knowing you did something, no matter how big or small, to help make someone's day better today? If you can do this, then you are making the days count!
Love & Light,
Margaret Phillips
As a psychic medium, I frequently relay apologetic, regretful messages from lossed loved ones. The most frequent regrets I hear from the deceased are not spending enough time with loved ones, being emotionally unavailable, being too judgemental and/or too stubborn, and not helping others enough.
While we each have our own mission in this life, we all share a common thread: we are supposed to help others. Some people have a larger public mission to help others like Mother Teresa. Some have larger missions to help others but they are more hidden behind the scenes like doctors, counselors, teachers, and relief workers who don't make the news. Others are even more hidden and may not even realize themselves how much they are helping others. These are the people who are helpful neighbors/ people who help others near them. These are the people who help someone struggling with their groceries, help someone learn something, or just take care of someone's pet while they are out of town or ill.
Most of the time, these hidden helpers label their actions as "being nice" or "doing what people do", yet a lot of times this type of mentality almosts seems lost in today's society. We need to get back to the mindset of helping others as "what people do", not something extra that only some people do sometimes.
As parents or caretakers, we frequently make the days count by providing what the child, parent, loved one, or patient needs. This can also be a behind-the-scenes job of helping others as it is often associated with "coming with the territory" and not necessarily thought of as helping others, even though it is usually a large task of helping someone.
With all that said, are you making the days count? When you lay your head on the pillow at night, can you close your eyes confident your loved ones know you love them? Not the "I'm their parent so of course they know I love them," but the "I expressed my love for them today" type of confidence. Can you keep your eyes closed knowing you did something, no matter how big or small, to help make someone's day better today? If you can do this, then you are making the days count!
Love & Light,
Margaret Phillips
Monday, January 21, 2019
Gilbert Speaks About Angels with Margaret Phillips
I was honored to be interviewed by author and psychic, Marie Gilbert, for her blog. Here is a link to the blog post with the interview:
https://gilbertspeaks.wordpress.com/2019/01/22/gilbert-speaks-about-angels-with-margaret-phillips/?fbclid=IwAR1DD4Z4yGKIoqSCB2RiEPLHKUVBWge_3rEjqX8n01pKfUQ7Sof9cau0Wkc
I apologize, but you will have to copy and paste the link into your browser. It wouldn't let me do a link you could just click on.
https://gilbertspeaks.wordpress.com/2019/01/22/gilbert-speaks-about-angels-with-margaret-phillips/?fbclid=IwAR1DD4Z4yGKIoqSCB2RiEPLHKUVBWge_3rEjqX8n01pKfUQ7Sof9cau0Wkc
I apologize, but you will have to copy and paste the link into your browser. It wouldn't let me do a link you could just click on.
Friday, December 28, 2018
Check Your Patterns and Your Childhood
Sometimes in life we have to step back and look at our lives, including our childhood. Often we form patterns from examples that were modeled for us growing up. We need to look at these patterns and see if they are beneficial or actually causing harm to ourselves in some way, even if in the name of helping others. I recently realized that part of the reason I had major issues with saying no to people for most of my life was because I was stuck in an unhealthy pattern I had learned in childhood.
My Dad always helped others, often at his own expense or the expense of our family. He was a mechanic who became disabled from a workplace injury. His "friends" would ask him to fix their vehicles, often for just the cost of the parts using his mechanic's discount. Occasionally he was paid a small amount for his work, but even then it would break down to maybe a couple of dollars an hour by the time it was done. I use the term friends in quotes because a true friend does not ask someone to do something that would knowingly cause pain to the other person. When my dad repaired cars or even changed the oil, it would cause him a lot of pain that required medication and cause his limp to worsen for a few days. My dad did have free will and it was his choice to say yes or no to these requests, but a good friend wouldn't have asked him to do these tasks in the first place knowing the pain it would cause. He had his own issues that prevented him from saying no, so he is responsible for his pain as well as the person who asked the favor of him in my opinion.
It took me a while as an adult to learn how to say no when people asked for help that would cause me physical pain. For too long, I would help someone move, lift something, or do an activity that would be more than my back could handle and only make myself worse. I had to come to love myself more than others, love myself more than I cared about what other people thought, and to love myself enough to put my health first. That was not an easy nor speedy task, but it is one I am so glad I accomplished. It is very empowering and I believe it helps you to love yourself more when you say no to something you shouldn't be doing for whatever reason. It also gets easier to say no when someone asks you to do something you have no business doing the more often you do it. I admit the first several times can be hard, especially if you have difficulty setting boundaries.
If you find yourself putting others before you, check your patterns and see if you can find their origin, Iss this something you created for yourself or is this a pattern you were exposed to earlier in life and just carried on as if it was what you were supposed to do? Is this pattern of behavior something you started because you wanted people to like you? Either way, you can change. You can put your needs first. It is not selfish as long as it's not all the time and it is preventing you from harming yourself or your family in some way. It is a great thing to help others, when no harm is done while we are helping others.
My Dad always helped others, often at his own expense or the expense of our family. He was a mechanic who became disabled from a workplace injury. His "friends" would ask him to fix their vehicles, often for just the cost of the parts using his mechanic's discount. Occasionally he was paid a small amount for his work, but even then it would break down to maybe a couple of dollars an hour by the time it was done. I use the term friends in quotes because a true friend does not ask someone to do something that would knowingly cause pain to the other person. When my dad repaired cars or even changed the oil, it would cause him a lot of pain that required medication and cause his limp to worsen for a few days. My dad did have free will and it was his choice to say yes or no to these requests, but a good friend wouldn't have asked him to do these tasks in the first place knowing the pain it would cause. He had his own issues that prevented him from saying no, so he is responsible for his pain as well as the person who asked the favor of him in my opinion.
It took me a while as an adult to learn how to say no when people asked for help that would cause me physical pain. For too long, I would help someone move, lift something, or do an activity that would be more than my back could handle and only make myself worse. I had to come to love myself more than others, love myself more than I cared about what other people thought, and to love myself enough to put my health first. That was not an easy nor speedy task, but it is one I am so glad I accomplished. It is very empowering and I believe it helps you to love yourself more when you say no to something you shouldn't be doing for whatever reason. It also gets easier to say no when someone asks you to do something you have no business doing the more often you do it. I admit the first several times can be hard, especially if you have difficulty setting boundaries.
If you find yourself putting others before you, check your patterns and see if you can find their origin, Iss this something you created for yourself or is this a pattern you were exposed to earlier in life and just carried on as if it was what you were supposed to do? Is this pattern of behavior something you started because you wanted people to like you? Either way, you can change. You can put your needs first. It is not selfish as long as it's not all the time and it is preventing you from harming yourself or your family in some way. It is a great thing to help others, when no harm is done while we are helping others.
Wednesday, December 19, 2018
December 2018 Newsletter
Angels Always Around Us
As Christmas approaches and social media fills with images of families, I wish you happiness, joy and love. I wish that your heart is full and you have someone to share time with that you enjoy sharing time with and cares about you. I send you warm electronic hugs and love and light.
Message from the Angels
The Angels have a powerful message for you this month. They want you to remember that prayer works, so keep praying for what you need and/or desire. They want you to know that organizing your thoughts/ideas, schedule, living space, work space, and finances will help you to have the abundance you have been seeking. Sometimes when our physical space is cluttered, it allows our mind to become cluttered making it hard for beneficial thoughts to surface. Having a physical space cluttered can also make us feel like there is no way out of a situation. Mindset is extremely important and by organizing the physical and mental things (make to do lists if it helps), you can be more successful quicker. The Angels say not to be concerned over where or how the funding for a situation or project is coming, just open yourself up to any ideas that may come your way and allow yourself to accept help from others when it is offered in any form.
Crystal Corner
Lepidolite is usually pink or purple in color. Lepidolite contains lithium and because of this is helpful in stabilizing moods. It also helps with stress reduction, depression, can help with sleep disturbances, relieve allergies, and strengthen the immune system. With the holidays upon us, almost everyone can use some Lepidolite!
Upcoming Events
I am available for readings online, by phone, video chat, and in person at my office or at events.
Just a reminder: I also do Annual readings if you would like to see what 2019 has in store for you!
In Person Readings at Events:
Sip 'N Shop with Psychics
Wednesday, January 2nd from 5 PM - 8 PM
White Horse Winery
106 Hall Street
Hammonton, NJ
Wednesday, January 2nd from 5 PM - 8 PM
White Horse Winery
106 Hall Street
Hammonton, NJ
Sip 'N Shop with Psychic Guidance for the New Year
Saturday, January 19th from
Saturday, January 19th from
3 PM - 6 PM
Cedarvale Winery
205 Repaupo Station Road
Swedesboro, NJ
Cedarvale Winery
205 Repaupo Station Road
Swedesboro, NJ
Check out the Monthly Events Blog Posts to see where I will be each month!
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