Ellie The Practical Mystic

Ellie is the real thing. I know this for a certainty. I needed to sell a condo. Nothing had happened for months. I went to Ellie for help. The day after she worked on my request, my condo sold. She has helped hundreds of people to do things and know things that would have been impossible for them to do or know without a little of her help. --Sherman Keene

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Ellie Drew is author of Partnering with Spirit: Homer's Journey, Soul Journeys, and producer and instructor for three Qigong (Chi Kung) videos, Qigong for Seniors, Qigong for Kids, and Rainbow Sun Qigong. She is co-founder and president of the nonprofit Institute for Conscious Change--Education for Individual Empowerment, a member eriritus of the National Qigong Association Board, and holds two degrees from the University of Nebraska in adult education and nutrition. After spontaneously developing healing sensitivities, she studied healing modalities from around the world and held a healing practice for 10 years. She is a skilled and compassionate spiritual mentor and an inspirational national speaker. In the book, Partnering with Spirit: Homer's Journey and Soul Journeys she relates her unexpected and highly reluctant emergence into the role of spirit messenger.

Ellie Drew is known as a modern day, practical mystic working comfortably in both the spiritual and physical worlds. In the spiritual world, Ellie spent 9 months in prayer, fasting and meditation at the age of eighteen; out of this experience grew an ability to "make things happen." It wasn’t until seventeen years later that Ellie received a mystical experience in which she was told to share what she learned during that time, which she now calls "Conscious Manifesting™." In late 2002 she began leading a regular "Conscious Change Circle” in Arizona to help others put the teachings into practice.

Testimonial

Hi All, I did a reading for a mother today who lost her son to a motorcycle accident about 8 weeks ago, 8 weeks before graduation! Zack was a graduating senior this year (2005) like our own kids.

Besides the many messages for her and the family members, Zack was urgent to tell her to look in his TOP drawer on the LEFT side—not on the right, but on the LEFT. He said that there was something “really important” there that would help heal their pain. He was very insistent. The poems below are what she found in his top drawer on the left side. Doing the reading for this mother was the first time I accepted this annoying gift I have as a true gift of healing. Zack brought healing to us both! Love, Ellie

MISS ME, BUT LET ME GO
When I come to the end of the road
And the sun has set for me,
I want no rites in a gloom-filled room,
Why cry for a soul set free.
Miss me a little, but not too long,
And not with your head bowed low.
Remember the love that we once shared,
Miss me, but let me go.

THE PRAYER OF A PARENT
Build me a son, Oh Lord, who will be strong enough to know when he is weak,
And brave enough to face himself when he is afraid.
One who will be proud and unbending in defeat,
But humble and gentle in victory.
A son who will know that to know himself
Is the foundation stone of all true knowledge.
Rear him, I pray,
Not in the paths of ease and comfort,
But under the stress and spur of difficulties and challenges.
Here let him learn to stand up in the storm,
Here let him learn compassion for those who fail.
Build me a son who will master himself before he seeks to master other men.
Build me a son whose heart will be clean, Whose goal will be high.
One who will learn to laugh, Yet never forget how to weep.
One who will reach into the future, Yet never forget the past.
And after all these are his I pray,
Enough of a sense of humor so that he may always be serious,
Yet never take himself too seriously,
A touch of humility so that he may always remember
The simplicity of true greatness,

The open mind of true wisdom,
The meekness of true wisdom and strength,
Then, I will date in the sacred recesses of my own heart,
To whisper, "I have not lived in vain!"

From Zack’s Mom: “Dear Ellie, Thank you, again, for helping us. You have a wonderful gift that helped when no other thing could. I am thinking about all your suggestions. You are wonderful. Love, Phyllis”