So Firefox generally provides 3 "recommended by Pocket" links whenever you open the browser. This article was one of today's.

Seems this woman, Melanie Beckler, who has a million fans on Facebook, endeavors to teach whomever wants to learn how to communicate regularly with archangels. Just like she does. Makes a pretty good living at it too - with just under 1,000 regular subscribers paying 37 bucks a month and another 34,000 who have paid one-time 7-17 dollar fees for downloads.

I've linked the article but here are a few of my personal favorite lines.

"I've always had this underlying feeling that I was meant to do something big here in my life," Beckler tells me, "and then the angels gave me a new process of how to trigger the vibrational attunement required to channel them, and told me to share it with other people."

Vibrational attunement, huh?

"The angels finally broke through in 2008, as Beckler sat meditating under a tree one afternoon. A "pure love vibration" surrounded her and revealed itself as the archangel Michael, she says. "The message was about working together" – her and the archangels, of which Michael told her there are thousands – 'to empower people.'"

and here I always thought there were only 7.

This next one is about the first time she recorded a session of her channeling an archangel and offered it for download on her website:

"She expected that whichever angels she made contact with would appear again to listeners when they played the audio back, no matter the time or place. The atemporal celestial contact would be possible, Beckler told me, 'because angels exist outside of time and space and are aware of who will be listening to messages in the future.'"

Another go figure moment in the article was discovering she started this process while living in Albuquerque but has since moved to Sedona, where she currently resides. Of course she does.

Oh, the interviewer asked her why the angels don't make her give this knowledge away for free. Her answer was basically, if it doesn't cost anything, people don't pay attention.

Nothing in there suggests she might be giving the money away, however.