I still receive letters, emails and phone calls from people asking me to direct energy toward their goals, desires, and wishes.

Most of the requests include winning the lottery, finding a mate, getting a job, or being healed from a physical challenge.

I address all of the requests because I’m certain that our energy is the source that makes things happen. It has always worked for me.

After I concentrate on the person’s name and their request I always add, “if this is for their highest good.” I do this because I have no idea what they are to learn for the request that is now so important to them. Perhaps they still have karmic imprints that need to be balanced? Is there still a lesson that they need to learn if they are stuck in a situation that is bleak?

Trust me-if they accumulated good karma with sacrifices and good deeds in the past, they will be rewarded with what you might interpret as ‘good luck’ and their rewards will be showered on them when they ask.

I’m not suggesting that because you do not win the lottery or have your desires and goals met immediately that your future as a happy-healthy-successful person will never be yours; what I’m saying is that there are never any failures…only a delay in results. You can balance any negative karma this lifetime when you have a serious ‘Mental Housecleaning.’ I explain how this can be resolved in your Blueprint by affirming,

“in the past I was___________etc. I refuse to live in the past; I am now centered, sincere and sorry for all my past misbehavior."

And you know me by now…any suggestions or advice I offer I always remind you and include the following.

Helene Hadsell 2010

Watch your thoughts, they become words.
Watch your words, they become actions;
Watch your actions, they become habits;
Watch your habits, they become character;
Watch your character, for it becomes your destiny.

(Frank Outlaw)

To everyone who was so kind to take the time to write me a note

When they read about my son Chris’s passing I thank you. I appreciate your caring and sharing your experiences with me. To date I have received 432 emails and 538 blog messages from people all over the world. Again, I am amazed how many men send me messages and how many people feel like they knew Chris because they read about him in the NAME IT AND CLAIM IT book. People are truly beautiful and caring. I also feel blessed with all the help I receive from the other dimensions.

It’s a rewarding experience for my being able to operate in other dimensions with awareness. Hopefully everyone that is now in a physical body will have that gift and will be able to relate and understand what a ‘Fun’n’Game life we should all be having.

Helene Hadsell 2010

Chris, my fifty-nine year old son left his body peacefully on May 9th 2010 surrounded by his family members. He was diagnosed with lung cancer on April 11th. Over the next month I was there as he went though the denial, fear, anger, bargaining and acceptance stages.

On the soul level he was aware that it was time to leave. Since the first of the year he began disposing of his antique furniture, and the discarding of his personal belongings.

His profession was dealing with antiques and refinishing the prized possessions of clients. At one time he owned two retail stores and loved traveling around the country going to auction sales to find pieces of furniture and art work that he would display in his stores.

Whenever a client brought in a dilapidated piece that was ready for the burn pile, but he or she couldn’t part with it for sentimental reasons he was always able to “find a way or make it” to bring it back to its original beauty.

There were numerous occasions when he would call me to come see a piece that he refinished. I recall one occasion, “Get over here. I just finished a piece that I really had to work at *‘to find a way or make it’, he explained.

When I arrived at his workshop that day he was like a kid. His excitement reminded me of the time when he was three years old and I let him hold a sparkler at a fourth of July neighborhood cookout. His eyes lit up and sparkled as he watched the sparks of energy shoot off the metal stick. Childlike he looked up at me so we

could share this WOW experience together.

He had that same look as he stood there that day watching and waiting for my response to his workmanship. I usually showed my approval and delight when the children were small by clapping my hands or yelling “WOW” or “Fantastic.” My memory bank seems to provide me with the special occasions I enjoy re-experiencing. That was one of those times; I shouted Wow, Fantastic, and clapped my hands as he stood laughing.

For the past two-years Chris was semi-retired from refinishing furniture and spent his time helping me with the bookkeeping, editing my stories and mailing out the book orders that I receive daily. I gave him the title of Vice-President of Delta Sciences. As I began spending all my days charting Blueprints for people interested in their life purpose, he began taking over the daily house and yard upkeep. That’s when I gave him the title of A Man Called Friday. The title of another book I wrote about a man that is a Jack of all Trades.

But when it came to playing our nightly game of Canasta things were different. We both used telepathy with each other to get the cards needed to win the game. We always came out even.

During the last several days when Chris was in and out of his body I continued to communicate with him. There were two energies around him. I found their presence comforting.

The last time Chris’s son, Asa brought him to the Center, Chris sat in the rocking chair across for my recliner where we usually sit to “Solve world problems” which I titled our chats. That day he confided in me, “Mother, I’m ready to leave this worn out body but I’ll try to hang on until the 11th to see how this plays out. Be assured I will stay in contact,” were his last words to me before he left that day to get into the car and go back to his place.

Chris found “his way and made it.” He left his body on May 9th, two days before the 11th.

* The poem ‘FIND A WAY OR MAKE IT’ that made such an indelible impression on him; I recited to my children as they were growing up. I had to memorize it when I was in the 7th grade attending a Catholic school taught by nuns. Sister Alberta assigned us the task to memorize it on our first day. During the school year she would choose one of us to stand up and repeat the poem and explain what it meant to us. If we did not repeat verbatim we were given a ruler chastising in front of the class. The Poem:

There was a noble Roman in Rome’s imperiled days

“Let’s find a way or make it.”

Yes, I’ll miss him. I know he is just a thought away but I am confident that we will meet again when I join my Group Soul Family that is gathered in the Seventh dimension.

Helene Hadsell

The seventh grade-Sister Alberta

She was the one nun we all dreaded having as our teacher in the Catholic school I attended. A no nonsense dictator. I swear that she had ESP and could read our thoughts. I just knew she had eyes in the back of her head under the black habit the Benedictine Order of nuns wore in the 1930s.

The ruler, whacked across our open palms, was the punishment administered if we did not have our homework. I only experienced it one time and that convinced me she had a no-nonsense personality.

The boys sat on one side of the room, the girls on the other. An aisle dividing us was Sister Alberta’s monitoring path where she paced back and forth to keep our teenage minds on the boring subjects and not on our peers.

When I complained to my parents that she was a tyrant, I got no sympathy. “She is there to do God’s work,” my mother explained.

I must tell you how we were greeted on our first day in her classroom. “Take out your notebooks and copy the poem written on the chalkboard. I expect you to memorize it; beginning next week you all should know it by memory. Every morning when class begins I will randomly chose one of you to recite the poem and if you fail to recite it correctly you will be punished in front of the class. This is the poem”:

There was a noble Roman in Rome’s imperiled days

Who heard a coward croaker before the castle say

“They are safe in such a fortress,

There is no way to shake it.”

“On, on,” exclaimed one hero,

“Let’s find a way or make it.”

After the second week and one ruler chastising was all it took for me to remember it. Today, seventy-five years later, I can still recite the poem verbatim.

But that’s not why I am telling you this incident that made such an indelible impression for me. Over the years when ever I had an obstacle or desire I wanted to achieve I swear I heard a small voice in my brain repeat loud and clear, “Find a way or make it!”

There are no personal problems that cannot be overcome by quiet, persistent treatment, and the appropriate wise activity.

If you have a personal disability that seems to keep you from success, do not accept it as such, but capitalize it and use it as the instrument for your success.

H.G. Wells had to give up a dull underpaid job because of ill health, so he stayed at home and wrote stories and became a world famous author. Edison was stone deaf; but that didn’t stop him from spending his time working on inventions. Beethoven did his work in spite of his deafness. Theodore Roosevelt was a sickly child and doctors told his parents that he would always be a bedridden invalid. He worked hard to develop his body and became a strong husky out-door man. Our twenty-sixth president; he was the first American to win the Nobel Prize for Peace.

Whatever you think your disability is-capitalize it. Your particular problem will always seem to be especially difficult, but courageous determination can overcome anything. Find a Way or Make it!

Make peace with your past so it won’t screw-up the present.

No one is in charge of your happiness but YOU!

Helene Hadsell 2010

The 2010 Olympic awards Metals for physical performances; I purpose that we have awards for anyone that uses their mind-imagination & benevolent actions on a daily basis.

Answer the following questions to see how you rate.

1. Do you act on your emotions? Logic may provide the reason for buying or doing something, but emotion supplies the urge.
2. Are you using your sixth sense, a knowing that just sort of happens? If so-you can move mountains with persistence and determination.
3. I once read that people are divided into three groups: (1) those who make things happen. (2) Those who watch things happen, and (3) those who wonder, ‘What happened?’ Do you make things happen?
4. I dislike the saying ‘Never cross a bridge until you come to it.’
   The world is owned by men and women who cross bridges in their imagination miles and miles in advance of the procession. Are you one of those people?
5. Do you try to make the most of all that comes & the least of all that goes?
6. What you think means more than anything else in your life-more than what you earn, more than where you live, more than your social position, and more than what anyone else may think about you. Are you aware of this?
7. Wholeheartedness is contagious. Give of yourself if you want to get it from others. Are you practicing this rule?
8. Have you always been able to tell when you’re on the right track, because that track has always been uphill?
9. Are you like a duck-calm and unruffled on the surface, paddling like the devil underneath?
10. Have you learned that it’s not who is right but what is right that matters?
11. Are you aware that your good will is the only asset that competition cannot undersell or destroy?
12. Did you know that if you look successful, you’re going to be successful? People will have confidence in you if you look like you have confidence in yourself.
13. Did you know that when you can do the common things in life in an uncommon way, you can command the attention of the world?
14. If you really do what you feel when you feel it; you could continue to go beyond. It seems that when you’re young, you worry about what everyone thinks about you. At about age 30, you may come to realize the world wasn’t really paying that close attention. Have you learned that yet?

Qualifications

• To qualify for a GOLD Metal you must have had the perfect score of 14.
• To qualify for a SILVER Metal you must have answered yes to 10 questions.
• To qualify for a BRONZE Metal you must have scored 8 points.
• Anyone that has fewer than 8 points needs an Attitude Adjustment.

Helene Hadsell
February 2010

I had a call from a young man today.

I did his Blueprint several weeks ago and he had some questions he wanted me to clarify. Before we finished our conversation he said, “ I have a confession. When I first read your SPEC article it sounded too good to be true. I wanted to prove it to myself. I showed the article to my wife and she was interested. “I’ll start out by projecting for a $5 bill,” I announced. I visualized having the bill in my hand and began projected several times a day.

It was four days later when my wife came in from the laundry room waving a $5 bill. “Here is the bill you have been projecting for. I found it in the dryer. It must have been in a pocket,” she explained.

“I don’t think that counts. I’ll chalk it up as a coincidence.” I told her and dismissed it. The following Saturday my ten-year old son and I went to Home Depot to get lumber to repair some slats on the back fence. I gave the clerk a $50 bill for my $28.30 purchase. The clerk handed me my change and we walked out. I suddenly got the feeling to count the money. That’s when I discovered that instead of receiving $21.70 change the clerk had given me $26.70. It was a $5 error in my favor. I explained the transaction and showed the receipt to my son. We went back into the store. “This is not rightfully my money,” I said to the clerk as I handed him the $5.

I must confess I didn’t know how the $5 would manifest… it definitely was not what I had expected. But I did have proof that SPEC has merit and I’m now using it for another goal.”

I’m always pleased to hear people’s stories and how their goals manifested for them.

Helene Hadsell

February 12, 2010

Thanksgiving Day, when all the family gathered, my 8-year old great- granddaughter ran into the house and placed a paper crown on my head.

“You have to wear it today because you're special and I made it with love and it will bring you good luck!” she exclaimed. Her enthusiasm couldn't be ignored. It was too small for me but she said she could make it larger with scotch tape, which she did.

I wore it, but it kept falling off my head so I laid it aside. That evening, after the family left and I was by myself, I placed it on my head and began laughing to myself. In her mind I was a Queen.

That's when I had a sudden thought... Hey! Maybe she knows something that I’m not aware of… perhaps a past life?

Which led me to another thought... Have you ever wondered where or when the idea of good luck charms, medals, amulets, four leaf clovers, rabbit foots etc. originated from?

Intrigued, I decided to do a little research. The very next day I picked up a weekly magazine at the check out stand in the grocery store,which had an article about charms and amulets.

That’s when I learned about the origins and energy that people from all over the world attribute to their charms and amulets.

For example, did you know that ancient Chinese emperors trusted greatly in the power of their lucky charms? During the Han Dynasty (206 B.V-220 AD), the time of China’s greatest expansion and prosperity, the emperor carried four vital items on his person at all times:

• A piece of red ribbon tied in a bow. This ensured wealth and money from unexpected sources.
• A child’s glass marble. The marble symbolized the circle of life and harmony within the home.
• A few grains of rice. These would guarantee that the emperor and his family would never be hungry or go in want.
• A bronze coin. This was a symbol of prosperity and gambling luck.

This tells me you don’t need expensive and hard-to-find gold and silver amulets to bring you vibrant health, newfound wealth and lasting happiness.

Many common household items are just as effective as costly charms and talismans.

The following are everyday objects that most of you have around the house. Are they effective? Well, you'll will never know until you try it out for yourself

• A BRASS NAIL carried in your pocket will help you nail down an agreement or contract, especially in the difficult areas of mortgages or car loans.
• Contrary to popular belief, the ACE OF SPADES playing card can be lucky. Carry one in your pocket to boost your memory if you’re trying to pass a test-you’ll ace it! Or carry the ace of spades to smooth financial transactions.
• Three WHOLE CLOVES symbolize wealth. Carrying them in your purse or pocket will draw opportunities to acquire luxury items at little cost.
• Polish up a COPPER PENNY and slip it into your shoe for lottery and contest luck. A Penny is also helpful if you’re trying to attract a new love.
• Attract the heart of another with a SAFETY PIN attached some where on you clothing. Love will come within three weeks-guaranteed!
• Are you concerned about your health, perhaps battling a chronic condition like diabetes or arthritis? Carry a SEASHELL to attract healing energy. Within weeks you’ll be feeling tip-top!
• Carry a BAY LEAF in your pocket to attract money, luck and a lottery win-by the time the leaf has crumbled into dust your good fortune will arrive.
• Carry a CORK to plug leaks in your prosperity. This lucky amulet will stop any illegal drains on your finances like identity theft and fraud.
• A piece of washed and dried EGG SHELL at the bottom of your purse or carried in your pocket jump-starts a rebirth of your fortunes, attracting luck in all areas of your life. Eggshell is an especially powerful talisman for lottery luck and big money sweepstakes.
• BUTTONS and colored pebbles are powerful amulets against evil and accidental slips and falls.

So now you have it. I don’t know about you, but I’m carrying a SEASHELL around starting today to help my arthritis- TYLENOL just doesn’t cut it

Wishing you a warm heart,

Helene Hadsell

PS: What homemade charms or amulets have you used to help you with life's little challenges? Share them with me in the comments box below.

2009 has been a challenging year, to say the least. Browsing through today's paper, I found an article stating that 1 in 8 adults and 1 in 4 children are on food stamps. Millions are still unemployed. And there seems to be no end in sight to the healthcare system debate.

On a surface level, it makes sense to be depressed by all the doom and gloom. BUT… not if you're aware of one very important fact:

Help is just a thought away.

“Ask to receive-knock to open-seek to find has always been available since a higher force is on call twenty-four hours a day  ready to help us through doom and gloom."

Perhaps we can’t control global issues but we can control what we do and think. Now is the time to again remind everyone that we are what we think. I suggest that you write it down, keep it handy and memorize it less you forget.

We all, as a human race on planet earth were born to follow a spiritual path. Did you ever notice that people who are aware of the Spiritual aspects of man seem to float as they walk, smile a lot, give hugs and compliments, both of which are free? You can also sense an open honesty and something magical about them.

If you are still not aware how one gets on the spiritual path then you need to reread the above Thought Creates. Change your thinking, change your life. Get it!

Books, tapes and lectures offer good suggestions for finding your spirituality. Meditation and prayer also provide powerful tools to tap into your God power. There is a God aspect in every one of us and we are gifted in one way or another. Are you using yours?

Spirituality is based on unconditional love and it’s up to our gift of free will what we do with it. What a wonderful world it would be if we all chose the ‘light force’ of spirituality. Then the negative energy that’s around the world and is so powerful at this time would be diminished.

If you want to join me for a joyous holiday season and a happy healthy, prosperous 2010-year, here are a few more tips you might want to follow:

• Let your New Year’s resolutions be to forgive and forget.
• Remember-what goes around-comes around.
• Always keep faith and hope alive.
• Never let negative doubts pull you down. You are always in control of what you think.
• Respect each other and let the love flow through you towards all that come into your presence

Have a Merry Christmas and a Great Great New Year!

Helene

PS: : I'll be sending you something special in a couple of days, so keep your eyes glued to your inbox.

Our immediate family will meet at my center in Alvarado. My center is the most spacious for the family gatherings, which now numbers only eighteen. Ages run from 93 to 2 years of age.

After we share a traditional Thanksgiving dinner I’ll announce that it is PORCH TIME and we will all gather around the comfortable living area to share our most memorable “Warm Heart” experience since we last met. I will have my twelve year old great-granddaughter read the story PORCH TIME WITH AUNT MAUDE and then I’ll ask each family member, “And what have you done this past year that made you feel warm inside?” Even the next to youngest, Hayden age 4, will be included to share his story.

Where did I get the idea for this ritual that we will be sharing? That’s what I’m going to share with you now.

It was shortly after my husband died in 2002 that I was searching for a project to keep me busy. I decided to do a community service. Our local library was in need of a new building, books and miscellaneous projects that would come up during the process of its completion. I invited all the local writers to come meet at my center and we would share and write our memorable experiences. I would publish the book of their stories, after we as a group would edit and critique each other’s work. It took a year. We titled the book, I Remember. The book had 42 stories. The writers sold the books and the library was given all the proceeds of the sales. Yesterday I ran across the book. I picked it up to reread some of the stories. That’s when I got the idea to make this Thanksgiving Day a time for all to share their “Warm Heart” story. The following story was written by Louise Forsythe; an African American that is secretary at one of the local churches. It is one of my favorites.

Wishing you a warm heart

Helene Hadsell

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