Click here to add textWelcome to Ruth's Cosmos
Mission Statement
Dear friends, light weaver family, star family, readers and all visitors,
Over the past six years I have been in a self imposed retreat from the outside world and have not been active in any organizations or hosting events or conducting healing sessions. I feel that part of my mission is complete. Now I live from intuitive guidance rather than from exterior influences or expectations. Which means that my website has not been updated regularly.
Over the past six years I have been in a self imposed retreat from the outside world and have not been active in any organizations or hosting events or conducting healing sessions. I feel that part of my mission is complete. Now I live from intuitive guidance rather than from exterior influences or expectations. Which means that my website has not been updated regularly.
PREVIOIIS MISSION STATEMENT
As a fellow traveler on the path home, seeking enlightenment, remembering my primal source as creator of my reality in my cosmos, my greatest passion, love and rewards are derived from my services during healing/therapy sessions providing a sacred, loving, safe space for those individuals guided to me through harmonic resonance or soul contracts.
Furthermore to bring together like minded people through hosting the Lighworker Seminars and OverLight Spiritual Psychology training presented by Steve and Barbara Rother, organizing the Baltimore Circle of Light meetings, and serve as an ambassador of light through my intuitive counseling, writings, art, poetry, teachings, vibrational healing, and empowerment coaching.
Living my live with integrity, honor and respect for all life, especially individual's free will. Living from the heart, radiating forth Creator's Light and Love. Thus I fulfill my purpose and mission undertaken prior to this incarnation and that of my essential being together with my original spiritual soul family.
Espavo,
Ruth M. Pocsai
CTo know yet to think that one does not know is best;
Not to know yet to think that one knows will lead to difficulty.
Lao-Tzu (6th century B.C.), Legendary Chinese philosopher
