To Ask Ma-Ryah

One of the more popular parts of this web site has always been the, Ask Ma-Ryah section. This is the section most talked about when people tell me they have gone to the web site. Mostly what I hear lately is people are disappointed the section is not renewed often; the same question is up for a long time before a change occurs. In the original Ma-Ryah web site I addressed this problem often and it is no different here on the new site. I only change this section when a question has been submitted by someone who does not mind their question being on the web page. Initials may be used, or you can request anonymity with your public question. There is no cost to this because it is used on the web site.

I have spent a lot of time pondering why there are so few questions submitted for the Ask Ma-Ryah section and have come up with a few possible reasons. One reason I have come up with is the fear of being vulnerable. It does create vulnerability to ask a question for Ma-Ryah to answer in a public format. Another reason I have come up with is each of us like to think our problems, our worries, our burdens, and our pains are different from everyone else’s problems, worries, burdens and pain. We often grow up learning to keep private these things or to speak about them only with friends or family members. Why? Do we think others will see us as weak if we ask for help? Will others see us as being odd or weird because of the questions we ask? That is possible I suppose ~ but then being who I am, I am used to being seen as’ weird’, though I prefer the word ‘different’ rather than weird, so that isn’t a problem for me personally.

What I have found happens though is when someone has the courage to ask a question about an experienced problem or struggle in their life there is always at least one person who will identify their own self in the question being asked. When I hold group sessions with people attending the group asking personal questions it is not uncommon for people to be unsure of asking their questions in front of others attending the group. And this is often in spite of the fact that most people become part of a question and answer group with their friends and family members. When I am asked if I couldn’t just this once see each person separately and not all together in a group I always answer, no.  It does not matter all the reasons I do not do it with each person being seen separately, it matters they are a group. At the end of the session what I most often hear is how the people attending were touched by the question and answer someone else asked, or the question another asked was what they wanted to ask too and did not have the courage to ask or didn’t know how to ask it.

You are able to use the tab for accessing the previous web site archives and see the questions and answers people have asked. If you choose to do this, did you learn something for your self in the questions others have asked? Did you perhaps learn something you didn’t know before?  If what is being asked is a personal question and is sensitive, all you have to do is request names are changed when posted publicly or initials since real names are used in submitting the question.

Ask Ma-Ryah is also not only for personal questions about your own life. It is also able to be used for answering questions about things you may be wondering about and would like to know what Ma-Ryah sees or knows about that topic. What are your views or beliefs of a Being who is a guide? What is Ma-Ryahs’ view of a Being who is a guide?  Is there karma? Is there reincarnation? What are the reasons we are here? How do you know when you are intuitive and how can you develop that more? How do you read energy on an object, photo or person? I know there are many questions people wonder about, because I am asked questions all the time! These are just a few samples of the kinds of questions I get asked all the time. What questions do you have?

If you enjoy reading Ask Ma-Ryah, if you would like to see it changed often all that has to be done is to ask a question.  Another reason I feel questions aren’t being submitted is perhaps you feel I get so many questions submitted that if you do send in a question you don’t stand a chance of having it answered. Right now I can assure you that isn’t so. Maybe one day I will once again find so many questions submitted that I have to return to my question file where they get answered in the order they arrived, or choose several out of them to publish here each month ~ right now though…your chance of having your question answered in a timely fashion is very good!

So, why not submit a question? What do you have to lose? You may request only initials be used…not a problem. Remember there is no silly, stupid or terrible questions…there are only unasked questions.