Angela Casey - Healer and Spiritual Guide

09/10/2025

“You are an actual miracle worker”.

One of my daughters has been suffering with a painful shoulder.
If you’ve ever had a misbehaving shoulder you’ll know just what this means.
Can’t sleep, can’t get clothes on (or off), can’t use both hands to lift things, can’t do your hair or clean up your teeth, can’t do up necklaces, can’t lift things out of the oven….
The list goes on.
And then there’s the constant need for painkillers when a “shriek moment” has ramped up the pain levels.
In short, it’s utterly miserable and exhausting.

Such was the situation when my daughter came to visit five days ago.
And with three youngsters to look after, life was pretty dismal.
“I’ll give you a quick treatment while you’re here” I said.
Five mins max.

Five days later all pain gone.
Sleeping.
Back to normal.
Just a slight restriction left when it comes to doing up a bra strap.

Now, I can’t guarantee that’ll happen every time.
But you never know.

In point of fact, when it comes to shoulders, I’m struggling to remember a single client over all the years who has not improved.

I’d say it was well worth a try!
(And not just for shoulders, either!)

You know where I am.
I’m here!
(Your friendly neighbourhood miracle worker!)

07/10/2025

I was speaking with someone recently.
She has been having some therapy.
And was happy to tell me there were now things she had got rid of, that were over and done with, finally gone.

I don’t feel we ever “get rid” of things.
Nor do I feel things are ever “over and done with”.
And I don’t really feel this is what healing is all about.

We are not a slate to be wiped clean.
Nor would that be desirable if it was even possible.

We are a dynamic energy system, constantly changing, rearranging, dying away and renewing.
Far too miraculously complex to ever really understand.
We are shaped and changed and restructured by every experience we encounter.
Everything leaves a mark, an influence.
Our life history is written on every cell of our body and fibre of our being.
It makes us who we are.

“Therapy” should always be about bringing understanding, resolution, acceptance.
So that experiences become more comfortably integrated, less painful, unsettling or disruptive.

Our scars are the gifts we are given for having come through.
We should wear them with pride.

28/09/2025

These are tricky times we’re going through, for sure.
Some might even say dangerous.
Unsettling for sure.

It’s easy in turbulent times to feel anxious, fearful and unsafe.
Overwhelmed even, by the magnitude of it all.
And feel ourselves to be powerless.
Too small to have any effect on the world around us.
But that would not be true.

“The World” starts here.
With each and every one of us.
We each have a responsibility to get up each day and do what is needed the very best way we can.
With attention.
And joy.
However mundane, routine or unremarkable the tasks may be.

Whether that’s tidying up the clutter from the evening before.
Filling the washing machine.
Walking the dog.
Or sorting out the supermarket delivery.
(Please feel free to add your own preferred routine job!)

What we do is important, however small.
How we do things is important, too, however few see it.
Small acts by lots of people is an unstoppable force for good.

Start here.
And start today.
Change the world one washing-up bowl at a time!

(If you’re short of jobs to do, there are plenty waiting here for you to choose from!)

10/09/2025

I was watching Michael Rosen on TV this morning.
He’s such a lovely man; funny and wise.

He was talking about the quest for “the perfect thing”
In his case, the perfect houmous.
Well, why not?
It’s as good an object for a spiritual quest as any!

He was, he said, always disappointed.
In his imagination he could envisage the perfect houmous.
The “sublime” version.
But the actual houmous he got was never quite that.

The trick, he said, was being able to be happy with less than the envisioned ideal.
Not seeing it as a failure to get perfection.
But being able to enjoy “good enough” with gratitude and joy.

Absolutely!

06/09/2025

I wrote about peace yesterday.
I’m writing about peace again today.
World peace is a critical concern for us all at present.
Our futures depend upon the ability of heads of state and their negotiating teams to find a way through this fractured time.
Why is it so difficult?
Why all the aggression and bullying and suspicion and power games?

We need to bring our perspective from flood to beam.
Focus in on the near and small.
On the close-to-home.

What about us?
How do we ourselves deal with people who are different from us, and don’t see things as we do?
How do we deal with people who have not “played fair”, not kept their word?
People we don’t trust, or don’t like?
People who have been aggressive towards us?

Working for peace in our daily lives demands we talk to people we don’t like.
And listen.
That we allow others to feel differently and act in a way we find hard to comprehend.
And try to understand their viewpoint and motivation, even if it goes against all we feel and think.
It demands we try and find the shred of common ground, the glimmer of shared humanity, and hope we can build on it.
It demands we build bridges, however precarious and flimsy they may be.
And however much we don’t want to and feel “why should I?”

World peace begins with us.
Each and every one of us.
In our kitchens and in our living rooms.
In our places of work and in our leisure pursuits.

Peace is infectious.
We all need to spread it around.
We all need to catch it.
This is the pandemic our world desperately needs.

05/09/2025

Peace.
It’s not a passive absence of stuff.
Not a pink and fluffy state of retreat from troublesome, contentious and divisive things.
Not a running away from conflict.

It’s an act of courage.
Of faith.
Something we do.
Moving towards the conflict with an open heart, flexible mind and creative spirit.
And a firm resolve to build connections and find a meeting place.

It doesn’t just happen.
We have to make it.

04/09/2025

“Answering The Call”
This makes a frequent appearance as a title in oracle decks and so on.
But what is The Call?
How do we recognise it?
And what do we have to do to answer it?

We would all like The Call to be pretty obvious.
Pretty unmistakeable,
Pretty unequivocal.
A vision maybe.
Or an apport, animal visitation or something dramatic and clear-cut, to dispel any hesitation or doubt on our part.
If only life was that simple!

But what if The Call slides in by the back door, under cover of darkness with no fanfare?

Do we recognise it in that time of emptiness, of doubt, or arid disillusion?
Do we recognise it in anguish, sadness and helplessness?
Do we recognise it in loss and heartache and pain?
Or in those bleak and unforgiving times when search as we may we cannot find comfort?

And in these times, can we still answer ”yes”?

02/09/2025

Catsham near Baltonsborough

Freshly picked veg available on our stall. All donations go towards group running costs.

02/09/2025

Your Tuesday smile.
(Sorry, chaps, but it is quite funny!)

It's that time of the year, again! Ladies, brace yourselves.

25/08/2025

I’ve had a few enquires recently from people I haven’t seen for a while.
They all start the same way:
“Are you still…?”

So….
Yes, I am still alive.
Yes, I am still “doing my thing” as someone put it.
Yes, I would be very happy to see you if you need some help.
Whether you are a ”returner” or someone new.

Not sure what I can offer you, or whether it’s what you need?
Why not simply message me?
Or email me?
Or just give me a ring?
I’m always happy to chat things through.
There’s no charge, obviously, and no obligation, also obviously!

It’s very important you end up on the right doorstep, and get the right thing for you.
Whether that’s from me, or someone else.
Just ask!

22/08/2025

Sounds like a good place to start!

24/02/2025

Please note my new email address:
angelacaseyhealer@gmail.com