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Show me your Aura May 17th, 2012

Have you ever looked at someone you know or a stranger and wondered what they’re thinking, or what mood they are in? Have you looked deep enough so you able to see a beam of coloured lights reflecting off that person? Don’t worry if you have, you’re not seeing things that you shouldn’t! It is a strong possibility that you could be seeing another persons’ Aura.

In the book Living Rainbows: Develop Your Aura Sight, by Gabriel Hudson Bain, an aura is described as a form of energy that we radiate from our feelings, thoughts and physical being. Most authors who specialise in this area, all refer to auras as being a luminous electromagnet from an energy field, which surrounds all living things (Richard Webster, The Complete Book of Aura’s: Learn to see, Read, Strengthen and Heal Auras). Some Clairvoyants realised that a person’s aura is continuous and can change depending on their mood, emotions, health, mental state and level of spiritual awareness. Don’t worry if you haven’t seen an aura before, here are a few simple steps into how this can be achieved.

Mark Smith wrote a book about Auras and how you can see them (Auras see them in only 60 seconds). Here they are: (more…)

Dreaming a Fantasy or Reality? May 10th, 2012

What did you dream about last night? Can’t remember? Or was it that vivid that you’re still reliving it? Either way, whether you remember it or not, we all dream, even if you believe that you don’t. Did you know that your dreams, no matter how ridiculous you think they are or how normal they seem, they all have a hidden meaning and are a message to you, the dreamer. Did you also know that an average person spends at least one third of their life dreaming? Here’s another fact for you, after 10 minutes of waking up, we forget what we dreamt about. So, what exactly is a dream?

Dreams are created from day-to-day or lifetime events and hold a significant purpose to you. Sigmund Freud referred to them as “manifestations of our deepest desires and anxieties, often relating to repressed childhood memories or obsessions”. In other words, dreams are our unconscious reflecting on personal emotions and according to Carl Jung, they are messages to the dreamer. There are different types of dreams, some we have heard of, such as nightmares and daydreams. There are also those that we haven’t heard of but may have experienced them. Here are few of the different types of dreams. (more…)

£7 Credit Card Voucher May 4th, 2012

To go alongside our £5 credit card offer, we are also giving away a £7 credit card voucher to those who have a magazine subscription with us.

There is no catch with this offer, all you have to do is get in touch with us and swap your postal Best Medium magazine subscription to an email version. To receive your £7 credit card voucher, just send an email to charlotte@bureautelecoms.com during May 2012, including your name, address and email address. We will then swap your subscription over and update our database. (more…)

May Special £5 Offer May 1st, 2012

So, with the April showers and by far the wettest drought of the year, we decided to offer you another fantastic offer…

…£5 off ALL credit card readings throughout May.

This means your credit card readings are just £27.95 for 20 minutes*

We can imagine that April has probably been one of the most miserable months of the year so far, as it wasn’t long ago that we were eating ice cream outside, walking around with no coats on and more importantly there were no broken umbrella’s insight. This is why we thought it would be great if we could lift your spirits back up, with our Spring treat. Do you know what the best thing about this is? There is no limit on how many times you want to use this offer! (more…)

Saint George, the dragon slaying Patron of England April 23rd, 2012

Today, 23^rd April, is the day that we get to celebrate our Patron Saint of England, Saint George…the legendary dragon slayer. The Patron Saints carry both facts and myths around with them, but like most, we prefer to consider the myths to be true. It makes celebrating the day more meaningful and superior.

Here is some information about Saint George. To start with, there are sources out there suggesting the he wasn’t born an Englishman, just like Saint Patrick wasn’t Irish. Saint George was born into a Christian family around 270 A.D. and later became a Roman soldier in Palestine. With his strong Christian beliefs, it led our honourable hero into some serious trouble. Saint George preached and protested against Emperor Diocletian, his leader, who led Rome’s persecution of Christians. He was later tortured and eventually dragged through the streets to be beheaded. Saint George fought for what he believed in, which is probably why he is so respected today, but when you think of our Patron Saint, what’s the first thing that you think of? Brave? Courageous? Heroic? Or a dragon? (more…)

Guardian Angels April 19th, 2012

Last month, we talked about Archangels, who are the highest ranking angel, but share similar characteristics with a Guardian Angel. We’ve all had this said to us at some point, “someone’s looking out for you” when something has happened or when something should have happened, but like most people, it would have been ignored. But, have you ever thought for a few seconds about what that means and what if there really is someone out there looking out for you?

To some, the story behind guardian angels is nothing but a myth, but to others, it is believed to be true. From the day we were born, we were assigned to a guardian angel, who would be there to protect and guide us throughout our life. A lot of people believe that it is a lost loved one who becomes our guardian angel and is looking over us, but this isn’t the case. We’re not saying they’re not protecting you because they are, but each and every one of us has a unique, personal angel that has been with us since day one, whom God selected. Your guardian angel knows everything there is to know about you and when we say everything, that’s exactly what we mean…everything! They know everything you have said, done and thought from the day you were born. We’ve all said or done some things that we are not proud off, but your guardian angel will never judge you and as long as you have faith or belief in them, they’ll be by your side. (more…)

Superstitions April 12th, 2012

Do you live your life avoiding walking over cracks in the pavement or walking under ladders? How about searching for the second magpie after seeing just the one or wanting to cry for breaking a mirror? Well if so, you’re not alone or crazy! Having a superstition is common amongst us all wherever we are in the world and we all try to avoid doing certain things…just in case! Did you know that there’s not one, or two, but three Friday 13^th’s this year, tomorrow being one of them? And they say everything happens in threes! Superstition dates back to early Ancient times and have somehow been passed on over centuries and generations. Here are some of the more common and our favourite superstitions…

Walking under ladders is probably one of the most established forms of superstition, but why do we go out of way to avoid it? Well, it originates back to the early Christian teachings, where an object that has three points, represents the Holy Trinity, which is the case when a ladder is leaning against the wall.They believed that, if you were to walk under a ladder, then you would have been labelled as being a witch and in the same league as the Devil, something we don’t want! Breaking a mirror is said to give you seven years bad luck. We all know that when we look into a mirror, we see our reflection; therefore, if the mirror was to break, it doesn’t just shatter our reflection but our soul too. Throwing salt over your left shoulder should be immediate, if any has been spilt, in order to keep the devil away. Remember, the left shoulder is supposedly where the devil sits.We’ve all been told not to open an umbrella indoors, but what is the big problem with doing it? The Ancient Egyptians used umbrellas for the opposite reason to how we use them now. They were simply for sun protection and the Egyptians feared that they would be punished with bad luck by the sun God – Ra if they were to be opened indoors. Have you even been shouted at for putting shoes on a table? Did you just think it was because you would leave marks or make the table dirty? How about this for a superstitious myth…putting shoes on a table is a resemblance of death? Miners work boots were placed on a table of their family as a symbol to say they have died. Also, back in the day when criminals were hanged, the table represents the final platform before being suspended. Cross your fingers when passing someone on the stairs to avoid any bad luck and remember to salute a magpie if you see one. Not all superstitions are bad!There are a fair few lucky ones too… (more…)

Easter April 6th, 2012

Easter is another key date that is celebrated in the Christian calendar. Unlike Christmas Day, when the event is celebrated on the 25th December every year, Easter Day is dependent on the full moon between the 22nd March and 25th April. This isn’t just a one day celebration; it is a seven day event, with the key days being Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and of course Easter Sunday.

Palm Sunday has been and gone, but plays a significant part in Holy Week as it is when Jesus arrived on a donkey to Jerusalem and palm branches were being thrown at him. Maundy Thursday is the Thursday before Easter, which is coincidently today and was Jesus’ last super with his Apostles, before his crucifixion. This is when Jesus broke some bread, handed it to his disciples and said “this is my body which is given for you”. Red wine was also shared between the Apostles and was a symbol of Jesus’ blood. Both the bread and the red wine are iconic symbols and represent the Holy Communion we know today. Good Friday, as we all know, was the day that Jesus was crucified on a cross. Many people around the world will have a day of mourning in Church to remember this significant event. Easter Day isn’t just about eating those delicious chocolate eggs, but celebrating the resurrection of Jesus and life itself. This is probably the most important date in the Christian diary and religion. So, why is Easter Sunday celebrated? (more…)

Spirit Guides March 29th, 2012

When we first hear the word ‘spirit’ (in a non-alcoholic context), what’s the first thing that springs to mind? A ghost? An energy? Well, you’re not far off if you do think this, but putting aside all those horror movies and ghost stories that say all spirits arebad, there’s a lot more to them that meet the eye.We’re sure that after reading this, you’ll have a different opinion of them.

Spirits guides are similar to angels, in the way that they act as a protector and a messenger from God. Spirits are trapped between two worlds, the real world that we live in and their world, the non-real world. This is how the stories start, that because they are trapped between worlds, they think we are interrupting and invading their space. But, have you ever wondered why you and the spirit have been brought together? Or had that ‘gut feeling’ about something? Even experienced a coincidence that is too strange to be true? Well, this could be your spirit guide sending you a signal. In Bruce Goldberg’s book on ‘Spirit Guides Contact Through Hypnosis’, he delves further in and discusses how there are two main levels of the guides. On one end of the scale, they have access to our Akashic Records, which is a type of chart of all our past, present and future lifetimes. Whereas, at the higher end of the scale, the spirit guides are filled with pure energy after having completed their karmic cycles, the ‘belief of light’. This is basically their appearance and manner in which they communicate with us telepathically.Not all spiritsappear in a human-like form, they can also be animals and shapes. So, how do you connect with the spirit guides if you can’t see them? Well, that’s where we come into the equation. (more…)

British Summer Time Begins March 22nd, 2012

Now that spring is upon us and the days are getting longer, it has reached that time of year again when the clocks go forward an hour. We may lose an hour in bed from Sunday 25^th March, but we do get to enjoy the daylight that bit longer, including when leaving to go home from work. We’ve all felt the mood deepen during those winter months of waking up in the dark and going home in the dark, but those days are over…for at least the next six months anyway. Originally, the clocks were suggested to go forward by 80 minutes back in 1907 and in 1916, summertime was first introduced by the Acts of Parliament. It was only during the 1980s that central and Western Europe co-ordinated the date and time of the clock changes. We have all been enjoying this glorious spring weather and that extra sunlight puts us all in high spirits, but for some, it means more than just that.

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