Here I’ve already had a comment and haven’t even had the courage to write something about myself.  My name is Sue Ann.  People who know me, call me And.  It’s an attitude.  Think of it like I don’t like to choose between ice cream OR cake.  I choose both.

It’s about Life and how much I love it. 

I’m 51, a wife, mother and, grandmother.  My youngest is still at home while my eldest has two children of her own.  I have two college degrees, 2 Bachelor’s, one in Chemical Engineering and another in Business Management.  I’ve designed electrical distribution lines for Power Company’s, worked in Human Resources for major metropolitan areas, been a financial manager, property manager and estate manager.  My occupation of choice is Wife and Mother.   As we own our own business, I do all the adminstrative tasks and, I also teach my own child from home.  My curiculum is a lot stiffer then most schools.

I started studying the Divine Sciences over 33 years ago, having already been through the physical sciences and social sciences.  I was born with a quest ‘to know’.  And a stubborn refusal to allow anyone to do my thinking for me.

I don’t profess to be know-it-all.  I don’t even know-it- almost.   But what I do know, I know. 

Currently, I’m living in the Pacific Northwest.  A year ago, I started coming in from the Wilderness where I had been living.  My backyard used to be Old Growth Forests of hemlock, spruce, cedar and fir, with acres of buttercups that bloom every spring.  My neighbors were the bears, mountain lions, deer, elk, beaver and raccoon.   An apple tree and the pear tree were in my front yard and there was berried treasure all over the place.  I don’t really enjoy the exchange of traffic for trees.   The fumes from exhausts are noxious when you’re not used to being around them.  Our wilderness property is currently under development as my Husband is a General Contractor.  When it’s done, home and 17 acres are going up on ebay.   The Pacific Northwest has been too cold for my nature.  I’m more like a sunflower.  I like the heat and I like sunshine.  What I don’t like, is wearing thermal underwear all year long.

I live in a little bitty town that people passing through often label a ‘ghetto’.   I like it that way because then people keep going and don’t stop here.  Of all the places I’ve ever lived, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Houston, Oklahoma City…, never have I lived in a place before where there has been such a sense of community.  The people in my community value Tolerance, Compassion and Allowance.  Maybe that’s why homeless people are bussed here from the cities. 

Just moving into a town took courage for me.  I had fled into the Wilderness.  I went there to hide and die.  But didn’t.  Oh, I came close.  The conditions I chose were so rough, as in no potable water,  I had 2 strokes.  Knocked out my vision, my speech and my balance & coordination centers, as well as, numbing and paralyzing my left side.  As I had no insurance, daily life and surviving were my physical therapy.

You wouldn’t know anything had happened to meet me now.  I have healed and my body has recontructed its neural pathways.  I call them strokes of luck now, for ever since the strokes, my awareness was expanded.  The area of the brain effected, was also the area of the brain in charge of perceiving time and space and, that’s how I know ‘Always Embraces all ways’.   The strokes were a ‘quickening’.

In the past, we’ve called the field of study I have spent decades researching, ‘meta-physics’.  Now it’s called Quantum physics.  Columbus put forth the idea there were currents in the air and currents in the ocean.  I put forth there are currents in the Quantum Field, too.  Currents we all are aware of, just not consciously.  I was born, somehow able to sense these currents.

I haven’t spoken to anyone beyond my immediate circle before, of what I see and sense.  It was a big step for me when I finally told my Doctor.   It was recommended that I write and share what I know.  Keeping it locked within me and hiding it, is playing havoc with my blood pressure.

There you have it.  I write now thanks to a Doctor’s guidance.  I promised him I’d have a book written by the time I go see him in 6 months.