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Angels on Assignment

Recently it has come to my attention people are noticing Angels popping up in the strangest places. Several years ago you would only hear about Angels at Christmas time 'Peace on Earth' that kind of thing. Now they are everywhere. In all forms of art and in each generation's music. Have you thought about the reasons why?

An Angel is a representative of God ... right? Maybe God is trying to get our attention. Wonder why ? Is it we aren't taking the time in our busy days to notice and acknowledge what miracles are occuring around us every moment of the day?

Our lives have become so hectic and let's face it...totally out of control with stress. No one has dinner as a family anymore.Way too busy for that. What value is there in sitting across the table in asking your child "What kind of day did you have and what did you do today ?"Have we become so busy we have lost total contact with what is really important ? Where is the love, the glue that holds a family together ? Where is the magic of looking deeply into your own child's eyes with true love and caring ?

Maybe there is a reason God's Angels are popping up in the strangest places. A top of the line lingerie line is now associated with Angels parading their models with huge white wings. When you really stop and think about it...Angels are showing up in whatever form will get the attention of men, women, teenager, adolescent and child that will hold their interest.

Maybe, it is time to stop and wonder why these Angels are on assignment and what they are trying to tell us.

? 2005 Sharae Taylor

Sharae Taylor is a well known Intuitive Angel Artist whose paintings are in world wide collections and her works have been exhibited with other well known Angel Artists Andy Lakey ,Donna Terody Sheratan,Gary Markowitz, past art editor of "Angel Times" magazine and K. Martin Kuri, Angel Artist and Author. Sharae has also participated in many Angel Expos and Angel Conferences with other well known Angel Authors like Alma Daniels author of "Ask Your Angels" . Her Angel paintings are featured in the newly released "Angels" DVD by Llewellyn and New World Music and was featured in the February 2005 issue of Planetlightworker.com. Sharae is a published author in magazines and ezines. To view Sharae's Angelic art and for further information visit her website at:http://www.angelsbysharae.com

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Angels on Assignment

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