Susan's Blog
Being a sensitive is like walking a fine line between blessings and curses. What can be an amazing “gift” that gives us a super power of sorts when gaining insight on people and situations, can also feel like a hardship when we don’t know how to navigate this level of sensitivity. All sensitives have an…
We experience the power of the unseen world every day of our lives. Consider the love we feel in our hearts when we look at our child or a beloved pet. The grief and pain that can make us inconsolable when someone we love suddenly leaves our life or dies. Or even the simple magic…
When I first moved to California, one of my favorite things to do was to go to the local bookstore and “go sideways,” as I would call it. This simply meant, wandering through the racks of books, with no agenda, and my head tipped to the side so I could see all the various titles.…
Here I sit in my meditation chair, our morning ritual, one dog on my left hip, one dog to my right, the cat gracefully balanced on the arm of the chair with us, and the newest addition to my family, curled tightly in a ball on her dog bed next to us. Honestly, this is…
I am getting ready to do my first live mediumship demonstration in over two years due to COVID, and to be honest, I am nervous. I was thinking about this the other day as I scrolled through Facebook, and this quote “happened” to pop up: “If it excites you and scares you at the same…
One of the most common things I have been hearing from clients, students and friends since 2020 is how they lack direction. There have been many different versions of this, from, “I always knew what direction I wanted to take on my life path, but now, I don’t have a clue!” or “I feel like…
The way we behave around others is a clear indicator of not only the challenges we experienced when we were growing up, but the way we learned to survive because of these issues. When we experience abandonment or betrayal, we can easily become people pleasers who go through life as chameleons, attempting to blend in…
My dad lost his leg from a motorcycle accident when he was 19 and my mother lost her toe from lawn mower incident when she was in her 30’s. It was a running joke in my family, that together, my parents had 14 toes. Having spent a lot of time with my dad at the…
One of my male surfer friends often says, “it’s all good” when people around him are speaking about challenges or issues they may be experiencing in their life. When I moved from New York to California many years ago, it would bother me when I would hear people use this expression, because I would automatically…
We create our reality by the way we see the world. When we live in frustration, anger, fear, loneliness and victimization, these feelings will replicate themselves tenfold, and this is the environment in which our lives will progress. If we only view ourselves and others from our flawed human condition, we will be let down,…
About the Author
Susan Schueler
Susan is a hardworking modern mystic who loves all things metaphysical. As an intuitive counselor, teacher and “speaker for the dead,” she loves helping others to heal and realize their potential as spiritual beings.
Living at the beach in Santa Monica, California with her loyal dogs Becky and Buddy and her magical cat Merkaba, Susan believes life is good. She is grateful for her amazing family, and loving friends scattered around the globe.