In this episode of Psychically Speaking with Lisa Ann, I'm sharing a fascinating experience during yoga meditation involving a beautifully painted elephant that touched its forehead to mine!

What followed was an unexpected journey into the symbolism of Lord Ganesha, the third eye chakra, the Jaipur Elephant Festival, and an incredible connection to March that confirmed something very important about the direction I'm heading.

But here's the real message: Understanding signs from Spirit isn't just about knowing what a symbol represents. It's about recognizing what that message means to YOU.

We'll talk about spiritual symbolism, why we tend to overthink messages from Spirit, and how to connect the signs we receive with what's happening in our own lives.

Listener Challenge: Think about a sign you've received. Explore its symbolism, consider how it relates to your life, and discover what resonates with you.

Visit SpiritquestNC.com and click Welcome Podcast Listeners for free resources and inspiration.

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Sometimes a sign doesn't give you a new direction. It simply confirms the direction your soul already knows is right for you.

Have a Fantabulous week!

Sometimes letting go is not about understanding the past—it is about getting the emotion out of your system.

In this episode of Psychically Speaking with Lisa Ann, I’m sharing one of my favorite release exercises: writing a letter by hand, reading it out loud, and then safely burning it.

This is not a polite letter. It is not meant to be sent. It is a way to say what you never said, honor what you actually felt, and create a clear moment of release.

We’ll also talk about the part people often miss—how repeatedly going back to the same hurt can sometimes become a way of avoiding what comes next.

Write it out. Read it out loud. Burn it safely. And let it be done.

Letting go sounds simple—until you are the one being asked to do it.

In this episode of Psychically Speaking with Lisa Ann, we’re looking at the energy of fall and what nature can teach us about release. Why do we hold on to relationships, emotions, old versions of ourselves, and situations long after we know a season has ended?

I’ll share three practical ways to make letting go a little easier, without pretending the past did not matter or forcing yourself to be “over it” before you are ready.

Because letting go does not mean it meant nothing.

Sometimes it simply means the season is complete—and it is time to make room for what comes next.