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Art By Venus Andrecht
"I'm 36 and almost divorced," Leza is telling me. "And I have a career I don't really like. What do you see for me? What should I be doing now?"
Leza is having a session with me on Skype. I kick off my shoes, go into Leza's head and then stare into space.
I'm surprised by what I see and feel. Most women would be flailing around, unhappy and distressed by these situations and events in their life. But, oddly I feel that Leza is happy. That she's been set free. I mention photography and she says 'Yes!' she loves it and she is planning to make it her career.
I see it being Art Photography and her traveling with it; that she can do that as she will have money from a house sale and the divorce. Eventually she will have art shows with her work.
I see her leaping into her new life. I feel the wind at her back. I see her cutting off the life that she has been living and jumping into a totally new life with joy and abandon.
"Yes, I plan to get a small motor home and travel, just take off and live, photographing along the way."
"But, your husband isn't happy about this, is he. You just up and left him, right?"
All true. She loves the man but she's done. She's done with him, she's done with the job and she's done with the way she has lived her life. She tells me she has decided to live life her way, that she is through with the past, that she is through with the husband and with other men determining who she is. All that is over and finished. She tells me that she doesn't plan to get married again, or have children. Freedom will be her life from now on. She feels
and is, deliriously happy.
Later, after the Reading with Leeza,
I notice that I feel incredibly happy and buoyant and I think, "Why do I feel so good?" I think it's because Leza has found her way, made her own choices about her life and is so darn happy that it's catching! It makes me think that all of us, men and women, need to seriously consider what we're doing in this short life, what kind of life we're living and does it suit us? Does it make
us happy and feel right, or are we living for other people, consciously or unconsciously? What changes can we make?
An email from Leza comes to me, later:
"I'm thinking how good it was chatting with you. It’s a bit funny because the whole day before we chatted I was thinking what I wanted to chat with you about….and I realized there was no high drama type stuff. I worried that you might wonder why I called you, because I do feel like I’m in a good place, but I just really wanted to chat to you and in truth I am very glad that I did because it gave me a lot of
peace all round.
"After you gave me my Personal Mojo, I felt all hot and when I walked past the mirror I had a beaming red face and chest and I felt full of love and joy and happiness, almost like a feeling of excitement as well. Wild hey! Thank you!
"You do such amazing work, and from listening to your 'Dear Venus' Radio Show I can see how many people you help, and even though I imagine it can get very difficult you do it all with such beautiful upbeat energy. I feel energized just listening to you chatting and laughing.
"So yes, I would feel very flattered to be mentioned in The Juicy News - and sure you can say anything about anything and feel free to use my real name if you like. Would be lovely, thank you and I hope it helps someone out there. Patricia Skolnick you have won a free reading with Venus.
"As for the Prosperity Mojo as a treat I will play it first thing tomorrow morning. Funny thing is if I listen to your Mojos at night I get so full of energy I can’t sleep! Realized that the hard way listening to your show before bed, a few of them in a row on iTunes…lying in
bed buzzing ..they are great! But you can’t sleep with Mojo’s in you - lol."
Lots of love, Leza Billy Joe in England.
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