Spirit Art No: 7 Brother Paulus

This guide is a member of a little known sect of medieval christianity.  He impressed me with the name Brother Paulus (which I take to be Latin).  He wasn't always a monk, in his early life he was a warrior (hence the unusual alignment of his nose and lips as a result of too many fights.  Although he had a strong faith he didn't judge others harshly if their faith wasn't as strong or had not come to the same understanding as him, believing all would find their own way to god.

 

He is drawn to you because you have had fight many battles, both internally and externally to arrive at your understanding of spirit.  (he tells me your early life teens/early twenties was somthing of a mine field), but despite this you do not judge others harshly, believing that they will find their own pathway to spirit eventually.

 

You will be aware that this guide is drawing closer to you, by the fact that your inner resolve, whch was also strong and has grown much stronger in recent weeks.  He is aware you have a number of battles ahead in the very near future and will be their to offer guidance and support (he didn't say whether these were earth battles or spiritual ones).  He says at least one of them will come to an end in an unorthodox way and may well lead to a partial solution to others.  I hope this reading makes sense to you.   

Spirit Art No. 6 He who wishes to be nameless

Sometimes I draw a guide who doesn't communicate their identity to the person they are a guide or helper to. This is a case in point. I was given Pontius Pilate (defnitely not his name), but an indication of when they lived on the earth plane.  I sense they converted to Christianity at this point.  I do not sense they are a main guide, but the person they work with should know their energy.  There is an incredible sense of peace and serenity with them and enormous humility (I found a tear coming into my eyes a number of time whilst drawing them).  My partner heard Josesph of Arimithea, but again she didn't feel that was his name.  She did however think he witnessed the crucifixion of Jesus and might even have known him or some of his disciples.