After a life-changing trip to an incredible country, South Africa, the longing in my soul to release concepts about the magnificence of ordinary life has blown the typical writing blocks, corks and stoppers.
Through meditative processes, I am being prompted, pushed, nagged and nudged to become a “spiritual exhibitionist”. I pray for courage, discernment and any other virtue needed to assure me, and you, that these contributions are, indeed, divinely inspired. Many thanks to all my spiritual directors and teachers who, from this life and beyond, have given me seasoning in my soul, the tools to write these pages, the inspiration to use them and the trust to pass them on. The strongest directive, “say what the world needs to hear; especially right now” is a thread common throughout the various directives I am receiving.
Please walk with me, my patient teachers, my loving guides and my steadfast, supportive friends through this mosaic of new momentum. – Amy Nora Doyle
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What a BEAUTIFUL mind you have!!! Mark
By: markbyrd on March 27, 2010
at 6:02 pm
May GOD Bless!!! Mark I love trnsformations!!!
By: Mark Byrd on May 3, 2010
at 1:48 pm
Hey Soul Dipper! (are you the BIG soul dipper, or the little soul dipper?!?!) You left a comment on my blog the other day, which I really appreciated. I have “sniffed” around on your site a bit, and feel very enthused about what you are offering! I am excited to dig deeper. I shall put you on my blog roll! Will you put me on yours?
Standing ovation for you.
And many blessings,
Athena
By: Athena Grace on June 1, 2010
at 7:12 am
Yes, Athena, I’ll be delighted to put you on my blog roll! Thanks for your comments and welcome aboard…these Guides of mine are relentless about reminding us to go deeper and look behind the veil. So many blessings to you, too and I look forward to more from you. – Amy
By: souldipper on June 1, 2010
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Hi there ! i enjoyed your blog alot.. you have a great blog
Keep the good work !
By: hoope on June 13, 2010
at 2:04 pm
Many thanks for the encouragement!
By: souldipper on June 13, 2010
at 2:23 pm
My Soul Sister, I am with you all the way on this journey. Your blog is inspiring, encouraging and spirit building. Thanks for the great insights I get from reading it every time. Love you lady, Kadian!
By: Kadian Grant on June 19, 2010
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Kadian, since you are one of the Soul Journers, do you think anyone is going to believe all our mush-talk? Well, if they are skeptical, they can just sit back and watch what happens! Right? With a group of seven dynamite women all standing at the helm of their vessels, the skeptics may find a whole flotilla anchored right in their nay-saying hearts! Wishing you many blessings – Amy
By: souldipper on June 19, 2010
at 4:50 pm
Yes, we are definitely kindred souls. Thank you for connecting with me and I will enjoy your blog as well.
By: Danna Beal on July 3, 2010
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Hi Amy,
Just checking in on your blog since you left a message on mine. Nice to hear such a powerful voice for the cause. Keep it up and I will be back. Thanks for dropping by and leaving a note.
By: Lucca on July 18, 2010
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Thanks for dropping in, Lucca. – Amy
By: souldipper on July 18, 2010
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Hi Amy!
Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving a note. It led me to your site, where I read the wonderful post about Intimacy. I searched for you on Facebook, so we can be friends and communicate closer there, and share of our lives – but did not find you.
I intend to share on my wall your last post, as my friends highly appreciate talks about Intimacy, Love, parenting. We can also exchange links if you wish. If you have a book, we can include it in my E-Library “Words Of Enlightenment”.
http://wordsofenlightenment.net/
I am a freelance publisher (for only 3 months), following my heart’s dreams. We are Kindred Spirits and Soul Sisters.
Love and Blessings! ♥
By: Leila on August 10, 2010
at 2:58 am
DEAR Leila, Thank you so much for your enthusiasm, encouragement and support. I have been receiving your newsletter for a while now and ooze in the familiarity of what is being received by one and all. Indeed we are Soul Sisters and Kindred Spirits.
I would gladly have you include my book in your E-Library, but it is still in my E-Soul.
I am more an essayist than novelist. Blogging suits my rhythm and comfort level. So if I ever end up with a book, Leila, it will need to be some sort of unique format that hasn’t presented itself just yet.
On Facebook, I just found your site and joined so you’ll find me now.
Interesting that you are a publisher for 3 months only…experimenting? stress control? fab vacation coming up? (writer’s brain curiosity…)
By: souldipper on August 10, 2010
at 11:51 am
Hi Amy!
Yes, I found you on Facebook, on the fan page of my publishing house. I don’t understand why they don’t show you when I search by your name?
I have another friend who writes in her website, and asked me to make an e-book of her “musings”. I am definitely most “out of the box” publisher, because I’ve never been inside the system. I learn and follow my heart. I meant I am a publisher since 3 months ago, when I got officially registered. Before that, I quit my ‘real job’, and was unemployed for more than an year. Like most Lightworkes, Transformers, Way-Showers, Forerunners, feel myself somehow stuck in this yet not supportive for co-creation energy. Of course I will continue with this, it is my purpose in life for this time at least.
By: Leila on August 10, 2010
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Thanks, Leila. Now that I know you are there, I will ‘sit’ with the idea. If a book is meant to be, it’s still sitting deep in my soul. I haven’t seen it yet! Many many thanks.
By: souldipper on August 10, 2010
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You lift my spirits and am so happy I found you Amy. Many thanks my friend. x
By: buttercup600 on September 3, 2010
at 5:32 pm
As I follow your posts, Amanda, your writing and presentation show that you are a soul of precious depth and breadth. What more can we ask than to have people like you as a friend?
By: souldipper on September 3, 2010
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Just the name of your blog invites me. I’m so glad we connected through Jamie. I will be back…there are a couple of dogs looking at me with plaintive eyes, waiting for a walk. Victoria
By: liv2write2day on September 5, 2010
at 8:39 am
So glad you could pop in, Victoria. Look forward to visiting you more, as well.
By: souldipper on September 5, 2010
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Beautiful words that life inspires, through Amy. I thank the gods for bringing your presence into my life and that we share the same earth, breath the same air and walk the same talk. Oh, and eat the same scones (to be continued!)
By: Cath on September 18, 2010
at 6:11 pm
Yipppeee! Scones with homemade blackberry jam. If you are dead set on your favorite brand of cuppa, I will not be insulted if you bring your own bag!
By: souldipper on September 18, 2010
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Hi Amy ..thanks for popping over to my blog & leaving a comment .. good to meet you.
I lived in South Africa for 14 years .. so I can understand your feelings ..
Good to be here .. and see you around .. Hilary
By: Hilary on October 3, 2010
at 11:25 pm
I hope we can meet more. Being a Hospice Companion, my heart is very much with your mom and you – in fact all of your family. Plus Barbara’s comments on the Writer’s Blogk concept give me cause to want to read more of your writing.
By: souldipper on October 4, 2010
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Hi Amy ..thanks for replying .. appreciate that. My uncle died a year ago .. he’d just been moved up to the home where my mother is .. and died in 12 days time or so .. I spent a great deal of time with him too .. so I’ve been stretched to put it mildly .. but now with just my mother … life will get easier & I will get busier with other things ..
I really want to put more back – but I need me time too .. still I’ll try and bring both in …
Thanks for the interest .. the ‘letters’ arose from trying to take stimulating ideas to London to talk to my mother about, when she was first ill .. we had hysterics at times .. and so the mix and match of my posts was born – originally in letters to friends and family .. who kept on saying don’t stop your positive letters .. my uncle too – couldn’t do without his ‘daily’ letter .. at that time I was doing a few more than one a week .. I’ll get back to more sometime soon. I posted him his!!
The hospice said they thought they were a good idea .. so now I’m a little freer .. I must investigate and see if they’d be interested in some format ..
I keep trying to think of another name .. & came up with Interactive Letters .. or something .. they are difficult to describe! Not letters, nor articles .. but they amuse – I’m pleased to say & educate .. me too .. I’ve learnt so much ..
I’ll be back to look around with you – I’m sure I subscribed .. so I’ll keep in touch .. with thoughts – Hilary
By: Hilary on October 4, 2010
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Dear Amy,
Just to let you know that I’ve built a link to your site into a website that I am about to launch. Theresa Bond was a very good friend of mine, and I was very touched and moved by what you wrote about her. Many thanks. If you are still looking for photographs of her, I’m sure I can find some. In the meantime, to check out how I have worked your link in, got to http://patremoirpress.com/ and click the greyish “friend tribute button.” Clicking on Theresa’s name in the introduction will take you to your site. I hope you are OK with what I’ve done. If not, let me know and I’ll have the link erased. Again, thank you so much for your piece. Reading it was a very joyful and painful experience. Tess is still so very alive and yet so very dead.
Andre
By: andre gerard on November 3, 2010
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Thank you for making contact, Andre. I have visited your blog a couple of times and have now subscribed. I see quality and look forward to following your posts – and exploring some of the blogs that you name as ‘favourites’. I’m delighted you have linked my article about Theresa with your site. As I said under comments on your blog, I would very much appreciate a photo of Theresa. I would love to post one with my article.
Yes, it would please Theresa immensely, I feel certain, to know that people in her life continue to connect and appreciate each others’ offerings.
By: souldipper on November 3, 2010
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Wanted to drop by to say hello, just a casual one, to tell you I thought of you today
Good night and hope you stay warm!
Rachana.
By: Heart on November 24, 2010
at 3:31 pm
Hello my sweet friend. Good to hear from you. I hope you are all aglow with plans for your family’s gathering and gobble!
Thanks to a healthy wood pile, I’m staying toasty. Tomorrow is supposedly a reprieve – a smidgeon above freezing! Hope so. I’m getting cabin fever!
By: souldipper on November 24, 2010
at 9:30 pm
Oh gobble I did, the guilt is so great, you won’t believe, I have tried to survive on fruit today and I am starving tonight.. And that is a regular with my grandmother.. I dont know how her frail self can keep up with that.. !
BTW, I can smell tea and cinnamon here on your site, it is that cozy!!
By: Heart on November 29, 2010
at 5:06 pm
With your zest for life, Rachana, it follows naturally that you love to eat. Is that how your grandmother stays trim? It sounds like a good plan. I must have opened the door to my tea cupboard while you were visiting. I’m after some Chai!
By: souldipper on November 29, 2010
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Hi Amy,
When I first stumbled upon your user name, I knew at once that you’re spiritual. So I was a bit surprised when you took interest in my site which doesn’t dwell much on spirituality (although It’s one of my interest and practice and have links to sites on this). Bless you and Namaste.
By: pochp on December 9, 2010
at 5:36 pm
Thank you for commenting. I appreciate a blog that is written with intelligence and professionalism. Not only do you write about news that interests me, your technological leanings are a great stretch of good value. Many thanks and blessing to you, too! Your pupil…
By: souldipper on December 9, 2010
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Namaste, Amy! I am so happy to find your blog through a comment on Spirit Lights The Way! I look forward to reading more on your site and interacting… It seems we have a lot in common, and certainly share Guides [:-)] I’ve been receiving material for almost a year now, and have recently discovered blogging as a way of sharing it… Here is my link, if you have the time to visit: http://allaboutenlightenment.wordpress.com/
May countless blessings light your path!
By: lesleehare on February 8, 2011
at 6:01 pm
Namaste to you as well, Leslee. I took a quick peek at your post and am delighted to make your acquaintance. I am going to wait until the morning when I am fresh to read through your material. This makes me very excited!
By: souldipper on February 8, 2011
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Surfing the waves of the web I am pleasantly stranded in this beautiful blog.
I write under the pseudonym of Josè Pascal (a descendant of the great Colonel Aureliano Buendía).
I invite you to visit my italian writing blog http://parolesemplici.wordpress.com/mytinbox/. I define this blog “In parole Semplici” as a “virtuacultural tin” box where they are guarded thoughts, memories, images, sounds, and simple stories. ”
If you want to participate and to have more informations send me a letter to inparolesempli@gmail.com
Good life and I hope to soon
Josè
By: Josè Pascal on February 10, 2011
at 3:33 am
What an delight to discover your presence, Josè, and to find your invitation sitting in the crystal receiving tray. I slipped over to “In parole Semplici” quickly to peruse and will return to see where I could contribute. It is a site of great dignity – I am certainly honoured.
By: souldipper on February 10, 2011
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Hi Jose,
How come your blog name is Italian while your name sounds Spanish?
Buendia is a famous avenue here in Makati, Manila.
By: pochp on February 11, 2011
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Poch, if you go to Jose’s fabulous site at parolesemplici.wordpress.com, you’ll understand her nom de plume.
By: souldipper on February 11, 2011
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For all information about my name and surname you can visit this page: http://parolesemplici.wordpress.com/mi-presento/
By: Josè Pascal on February 11, 2011
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Hi Amy,
thank you for your Facebook request, I will for sure explore your blog, it’s always nice to meet new people in the blog world! Greetings to Canada from me and Greece.
Happy days!
Blaga
By: Scent of my heart on February 13, 2011
at 7:41 pm
I adore the way our blogging world brings us together in such a way that hearts of any culture cannot be told apart. Thanks for visiting and commenting, Blaga.
By: souldipper on February 13, 2011
at 8:49 pm
Hi, just to let you know, I’ve put a link to your blog on my page called “My Blogging Friends”
Hope you’re having a good weekend,
Chloe xx
By: Blossom Dreams on May 21, 2011
at 2:33 pm
Thank you so much, Blossom Dreams. Your blog is certainly full of variety with such an interesting lay-out. When I visit you, I feel I’m on an exploration trip!
By: souldipper on May 21, 2011
at 3:40 pm
Ah – thank you! That’s such a lovely thing to say xx
By: Blossom Dreams on May 21, 2011
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By: souldipper on May 21, 2011
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Greetings soul sister our journeys converge and my path is alight with your brilliant words. Hope to see you again soon.
By: davidtenn on August 26, 2011
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Hi its River –here is the poem for your friend
Am I Drunk
I look in your face as I
stumble from the car,
forgetting to grab my cane.
Instant, unmistakable judgment
is scribbled across your starring
glare as you hold your phone
frowning towards my daughter.
I laugh and turn back to the car
parked in the Handicap zone,
grab my cane to pass you again
and watch you stop the call.
A smile spreads across
my face as I stop
unable to resist muttering,
“So, you think I’m drunk,
Well sorry, I have MS!”
© River Urke 2009
By: Ziibi on September 3, 2011
at 6:33 am
Oh River – this captures those questioning, judgmental stares, glances, and “long-eye” looks. I will make sure my friend receives this poignant poem. Thank you for your thoughtful response.
By: souldipper on September 3, 2011
at 9:20 am
“say what the world needs to hear”…wonderful encouragement, thank you
By: georgettesullins on November 8, 2011
at 4:40 am
Thank you, Georgette, for your visit. I’ve just subscribed to your blog – I like your topics and really appreciate your writing.
By: souldipper on November 8, 2011
at 2:45 pm
At a time when I need words that heal, comfort and inspire, I read your beautiful comment. You are a true soul healer who’s words flow with kindness and understanding. I wish I knew your blog sooner but perhaps fate has its reasons. One of my Christmas wish is the gift of inspiration and encouragement. Some how I already know that I got my wish. Happy Holidays. May peace, love and joy be with you and your family today and always.
By: Island Traveler on December 12, 2011
at 10:11 pm
Many thanks for your beautiful comment, IT. I will be enjoying your blog a great deal. Many blessings on your family as well.
By: souldipper on December 12, 2011
at 11:42 pm
Your words are comforting. A true source of healing. I needed to hear them at a time when I felt a lost with my everyday trials recently. Thank you. I’m blessed that our path crossed and a new blogger friendship is born. Wishing you and your family love, joy, peace this Holiday and everday.
By: the island traveler on December 13, 2011
at 2:45 pm
Dear Miss Soul (do you have another name?).. my poor old Mama Sheep has been standing up and boo hooing about being left in the house all day today and that was BEFORE we gave her the shots this evening! and quite possibly AFTER you started to send her Good thoughts.. very interesting. and many thanks..Now, honey, no thinking about quads.. twins is fine!! c
By: ceciliag on December 23, 2011
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I’m Amy, Celi. Yay!!! I’ve visualized her shivering a few times – she’s being tickled by energy as it pours through her body, down her legs and into the earth. It’s pouring through her – I sense no blockages which is very good. IF madam is preggers, I’ll only do small, infrequent treatments.
By the way, I was yakking with my vet the other day. I was bad-mouthing people who feed antibiotics, hormonal meds, etc to animals being raised for food. He insisted that those meds go through the animal’s system and clear out. He said that is what inspectors are on top of – I hope he is right. The producer has to stop all forms of meds a certain amount of time before slaughter. So maybe Mama has a chance of being organic again soon. (She’s already won my heart!)
By: souldipper on December 23, 2011
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By: Buying as a Spiritual Act | The Green Ink Well on January 4, 2012
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Souldipper, you’ve been given a Liebster Blog Award! Please do check it out on here: http://perspectivesandprejudices.wordpress.com/2012/01/06/the-liebster-blogging-awards/
By: perspectivesandprejudices on January 6, 2012
at 1:10 am
Oh my gosh… this is a fabulous surprise, P&P. Many, many thanks. What greater gift than to be recognized by fellow bloggers? I will bring over the award and thank you on one of my posts.
By: souldipper on January 6, 2012
at 12:07 pm
It feels awesome to surprise you!
Enjoy it! 
By: perspectivesandprejudices on January 6, 2012
at 9:33 pm
I think that this could be my first visit to your Space, though I have seen you commenting on rather a lot of Spaces that I frequent… Have a very nice adventure my friend
Androgoth
By: Androgoth on January 18, 2012
at 4:16 pm
Likewise, Androgoth, I’ve caught comments from you many times. I have visited your site and each time I felt a comment would be like someone’s grandmother crashing a grandson’s coming home party!
Many years ago I wrote a futuristic gothic and most of the features came true! I decided to just be inituitive! Thanks for visiting and I’ll keep dropping in on you. You are one of the people who will keep me from getting totally out of touch.
By: souldipper on January 18, 2012
at 6:56 pm
Amy, I am really looking forward to connecting with you. We have much in common. I am reading / practicing the lessons in the book, “The Intiuitve Way.” Have you read it? I have a feeling I will be learning loads from you.
Thank you so much for stopping by at my site and commenting on my post on Mindful Speech. May I ask how you found me?
By: The WholeHearted Mind on February 1, 2012
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Hi WH Mind, I’m delighted to know that we do have much in common! Priya was the instigator of our introduction. She sent an email out to her friends who she knew would appreciate your experiment. So we can thank her. I have not read The Intuitive Way…but it sounds like something I would appreciate. I will email you to ask for the author’s/publisher’s name.
By: souldipper on February 1, 2012
at 11:09 am
you have a different angle of writing which is very interesting
………. m here now 
By: 10eveningflowers on February 13, 2012
at 2:19 am
Hi 10 – thank you for your visit and your comment. I visited you – am interested in your essay about the difference between the IOS and Android. I want to learn more and will be going back to re-read it.
By: souldipper on February 13, 2012
at 10:40 am
Intriguing. I too am on a journey that hopefully will teach me much of who I am, of others and what paths to follow.
Your openness in offering your soul, is refreshing.
By: lidipiri on February 13, 2012
at 7:02 am
Lidi, I’m coming with you on your trip. I delighted to have discovered you and your blog. Thanks, so much, for commenting.
By: souldipper on February 13, 2012
at 11:23 am
I love your ‘spiritual exhibitionism’. It feels as real as one of my intentions for my life – to be ‘creatively rebellious’. Thank you for having the courage to listen and be you. Love you, amazing lady!
By: Rasma Bertz on February 23, 2012
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Isn’t life full of marvellous adventure? Aren’t we blessed to SEE it? Let’s keep surprising ourselves and each other.
By: souldipper on February 23, 2012
at 8:51 pm
“say what the world needs to hear.” Thank you or this. So nice to get to know you in this way. I enjoyed reading some of your blogs. Thank you for liking and responding to mine.
By: The Rev. Deirdre Whitfield on February 27, 2012
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I’m looking forward to spending time with you, Rev. Whitfield!
By: souldipper on February 27, 2012
at 10:32 am
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