Angels

The brilliance of the angel’s feathered wings led Rose Marie to a lifelong passion for feathers. The angel told Rose Marie that They wanted her to know that angels would always be there for her, that They knew that she was experiencing a tumultuous childhood. They reassured her that she would come through it and be okay. Like most children, she shared her experience of the angel with an adult. The adult warned her that she would be considered crazy and be “locked away” if she repeated the story of her vision. Subsequently, Rose Marie learned to keep her visions to herself, as well as a clairvoyant knowledge of events. It wasn’t until much later in life that she found the courage to admit that she could see, hear, and fly with the angels.

After her childhood experience with the angel, feathers began to appear in many forms to Rose Marie. They came to symbolize sacredness to her, and each new appearance heralded a message from the angels.  

Just as some people walk seashores searching for seashells, Rose Marie walks the corridors of life gathering feathers. Feathers have become a physical representation of Divinity for Rose Marie. In this way, she is made aware of her capabilities and her connection to the Divine.