Here are some pictures from this past Saturday’s book signing event.  It was great to meet Dick Cavett.  The others photos are of some other authors/psychics who attended the event: Jeffrey Wands, Amy Zerner and Monte Farber.

Peace.
Cindi

I look forward to partying this Saturday, August 13, from 5pm till 8pm, with so many wonderful stars of the literary world at this year’s book signing event at the East Hampton Library.

This event is a fundraiser for the library and the authors come and donate their time and their books for this worthy cause.  I will be signing my book, Grant Me a Higher Love.

Some of the other authors that will be attending are:  Alec Baldwin, Susan Lucci, Nelson De Mille, Dick Cavett, Beth Ostrosky Stern, and Katie Lee.

For more information, please call: 631-324-0222, ext. 7.

Hope to see you there!

Peace.
Cindi

What an honor it was to meet Ed Koch this weekend at his friend’s home in Montauk.  Look for the article TJ Clemente, my beloved Soul Mate, wrote about him in the upcoming issue of Dan’s Papers.

Peace.
Cindi

I am so pleased to announce that I will be on Bonnie Grice’s radio show on June 28th at 9:00am EST.  I will be going to the radio station in Southampton.  It is a live show and I will be discussing my book, Grant Me a Higher Love,” as well as talking about my work with the Long Island Authors Group.

Hope you can catch the show!

Peace.
Cindi

Please join me on June 20, 2011, at the Schoolhouse Green, 65 Foxhurst Rd, Oceanside, NY, at 7pm.  I will be reading from my book, Grant Me a Higher Love.”   I will also be there signing my book.

Bring a lawn chair or blanket and pray for sun!

Peace.
Cindi

I was filled with sorrow this morning to hear of the passing of Dr. Jack Kevorkian, a man who had several life missions, one which earned him the notorious title of “Dr. Death.”

Having recently witnessed the long, drawn out death of my mother, whose life mercifully ended on July 23, 2010, I can honestly say, it was the kind of death I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy.  She had been willing herself to die for eighteen months, at one point while in the hospital, she even refused to eat for eight days.  We were able to take her home to die and hospice stayed for a while, but when she didn’t die fast enough, they left.  Unfortunately, my dad, who was in charge of her at the time, had passed away the month before hospice left.

 I am still haunted by the memory of  the torture my father underwent at the hands of the doctors in Mercy Hospital, an ironic name, since anything but mercy was shown to him.  He had a Living Will, but what I learned from this experience was that once you’re in the hospital, and if you have good insurance, they basically do what they want in the name of “getting you into rehab.”  What a charade that was, since it was obvious to all he was going nowhere, but to the grave.  Meanwhile, to the tune of a half a million dollars, I watched the doctors subject my father to an arsenal of painful tests and procedures.  

I began to see that dying is a money making machine and the medical profession was in no hurry to end my father’s misery, since he was such a cash cow to them.  The day before he died I went to see him.  I saw a tear come to his eyes, and he looked at me and said, “Why are they doing this to me?  They shoot horses, don’t they?”

God sees to our intentions.  Dr. Kevorkian’s intentions were never to murder anyone, but to give those people who sought his help, a dignified and merciful death.  Dr. Kevorkian’s trial for murder was a trial of epic proportion, of Socratic proportions if you will.  If death is big business, then those people who benefit  economically from long, drawn out deaths have a lot to lose if Dr. Kevorkian’s philosophy actually took hold.  Dr. Kevorkian was sentenced to eight years in prison, whereas Socrates was sentenced to death by drinking a hemlock-based liquid, a Kevorkian cocktail of sorts. 

It pains me to know that this brilliant man spent so many of his last years in prison, crucified as so many prophets are.

God, in all his mercy,  blessed Dr. Kevorkian with a painless and peaceful death.  If anyone ever deserved such a fitting ending, he did.

I am sure he was greeted with open arms by many of those people he helped.

May he rest in peace.

Peace.
Cindi

*These blessed Soul Mates have a strong belief in their love.

*They have a deep sense of trust and faith in each other and in their relationship.

*They’re kind and compassionate to each other and to the world at large.

*They know that kindness matters.

*They’re not envious of their Soul Mates accomplishments and honestly do all they can to help each other answer their divine callings.

*They maintain a heartfelt devotion to God, honor the sacredness of all God’s creatures, and demonstrate reverence for the entire universe. 

*They live in a constant state of gratitude; deeply appreciating the sustaining love they’ve been given.

This was an excerpt from my book, “Grant Me a Higher Love.”

Peace.
Cindi

My mother died on July 23, 2010, and so, this is my first Mother’s Day without her.

I know she is watching down and smiling at me as I post this blog, wishing her a Happy Mother’s Day in heaven.

Peace.
Cindi

Please join me for a live call-in television show that will air at 7pm EST, on the East End of Long Island.  The show is called, Psychic Connections, and I will be joining the show’s host, Lorraine Recchia.

Call-in and ask for some psychic advice or any question that you may have about the afterlife or about the spiritual world.  The call-in number is: 631-996-6179.

I also have a new email address: Cindibella1@yahoo.com.

Peace.
Cindi

I’ve decided to start a Love Explosion.  I hope you will catch The Love Bug and pass it on.

All you have to do is:

1.  Commit to the concept that “Not all love is created equal,” and believe in your heart that there truly is a thing called “Higher Love.”

2.  Our mantra is: “No excuses for abuse.”  Not ours, not theirs. 

3.  Learn to “Say what you mean, mean what you say, but don’t be mean about it.”

4.  Sorry means, I recognize you or I have done something wrong.  I will only forgive when those who say they’re sorry, (including myself), don’t do the same thing again.

5.  I give up the need to fix others and vow to fix only myself.

6.  I will talk less and say more.  If I say nothing else for the rest of my life, I will say often and easily the words, “I love you.”

7.  A Higher Love happens when we recognize that Only love matters.

8.  A Higher Love never dies.

9.  I will cultivate an attitude of gratitude.

10.  I will pass the above words on to everyone I know, love, and encounter.

  Higher Love — Bring it on!

Peace.
Cindi