Lorna Byrne - As a child I used to talk to Angels all the time. It seemed so natural to me and I always thought other children were doing the same. I felt so sad when I was about six, and started to notice that this wasn’t the case.
In fact all babies and young children can and do see Angels but, about the time a child starts to talk, they begin to be told what’s real and what’s not, they become conditioned and lose the ability to see and experience more.
Babies and very young children are more open than us, they frequently see and hear things that an adult can’t. They may tell you that they have been playing with a deceased grandparent, and use some phrase that he or she always used or they may tell you they saw something that you didn’t. Don’t tell them they couldn’t have, don’t ridicule them. Listen to what they have to say, it could be a message or a warning for you.
Mothers and fathers often come to talk to me about their children, particularly teenagers. Often they are tired or irritated and stressed out by their behaviour. They love their children, but sometimes they don’t find living with them easy.
I tell them to ask the Angels for a special Angel to come and help them with their children, to give them patience and calm them and to help them to see the beauty and love in their children.
My experience of this wisdom in action:
An English woman came to see me. She and her husband and two children had recently moved to Ireland because of his job.
She said she didn’t believe in Angels, but that someone had suggested she come to see me. She explained that she was very worried because of some of the things that her three year old was saying to her. Sometimes he would break off from playing and say things that sounded very grown up, at times he would give her orders, telling her what to do and what not to do and then immediately after he would just continue playing. She couldn’t understand this and it worried her deeply.
As I was talking to her, I could see her Guardian Angel appearing behind her. I told her that it was possibly her son’s Guardian Angel giving him messages for her to make the family’s move easier. I suggested that she should say nothing to him, but to listen to what he said and to keep it in mind.
A few months later she came back to visit me. She told me that life was working out well and that they were very happy in Ireland. She told me that she was being driven demented by her son. Each time he and his little sister were in the car, he would insist that she not go to town the short way – by turning down the road on the left - but that instead she should take the long way around.
Again the mother's Guardian Angel appeared behind her and I smiled and told her I was positive that it was his Guardian Angel protecting the family and that she shouldn’t take the left turn until her son said it was okay. She promised me she wouldn’t.
A few days later she was going down town to the shops and was in a hurry. She went to turn left and when she did, her son became hysterical in the back of the car screaming at her. She turned back.
When she was in the shops she heard that there had just been a serious car crash on the road she had wanted to take. She knew in her own heart that her car would have been involved and this is what she and her children were being protected from.
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