Lin Lacy Fine Arts
Advice from an Angel
He’s a young, low-ranking, art-loving member of the angelic hierarchy, and his name is Joe.
In 1998 I “met” him while experimenting with using my less-dominant hand to write answers to the big questions I had about my life. Soon my left hand was channeling this loving, helpful, funny, sometimes painfully honest spirit as he explained his role (and mine) in the cosmic plan, offered daily support, and helped me to come into my own as an artist.
In the wide-ranging angelic observations that fill Advice from an Angel, Joe helps me — and all of us — do what’s needed for a fulfilled and joyous life. This is an “angel book” with a big difference: Joe isn’t an awe-inspiring spirit with an ancient pedigree — he’s a regular-guy angel with a certain amount of self-doubt (and some envy of the human condition) whose wisdom is refreshingly down-to-earth.
“I have been dealing
with anxiety. Writing to my angel in the morning and getting answers to my questions and comments
helps me take a deep breath and realize I am very much loved.”
- Marie
“Reading How to Write to an Angel has been
amazing. Worry is a huge issue for me. Never thought about loving it to release
it.”
- Kate
“When I asked, ‘What practical steps can I take to address and release fear and
perfectionism?” I received this guidance: “Be. Stay grounded and find ways to
ground in your new environment: use a water feature or fountain, create a plant
grotto, and — Be. Connect to stillness. Listen to beauty. Practice peace and
kindness. Play. Allow reverence to reverberate and remember the Bible is full
of puns. Does Nature have a to-do list?’ ”
-Sarah