We don't know where to start when we're hit with life's most challenging experiences, especially when we are caught by surprise: a cancer diagnosis, a loved one’s death, a desperately sad event, or a circumstance that takes us to the pit of despair. Maryann Weston allowed her spiritual, psychic-astrologer gifts to open up and bloom during this frightening time and she now helps others dealing with illness, loss and grief. She has created a community to support each other through adversity and sometimes spiritual baptism bringing us to our divine purpose in life - a blueprint we agreed to before we were born.
We also talk about the chaos in the world, loss & grief of how things were and uncertainty of the future.
Maryann Weston
I am a former award-winning journalist in Australia with expertise in community-led journalism, editorial writing, and government communications. My career spans policy, research, and public relations, including consulting for government and nonprofits. I have authored Blood Visions (distributed by Simon & Schuster Australia), children’s novels, and contributed to anthologies. Before battling cancer in 2015, I edited an Indigenous magazine, wrote television scripts, and created comics for government campaigns. Following my recovery, I embraced my reawakened psychic abilities, merging them with journalism to explore spiritual and global themes through astrology, channeling, and investigative research.
Revealing Light: How Cancer Illuminated My Divine Blueprint
This book is a powerful spiritual memoir about transformation through adversity. Maryann Weston shares her journey from fear and uncertainty following a cancer diagnosis to embracing her long-dormant psychic abilities. As she reconnects with clairvoyance, mediumship, and astrology, she finds strength, purpose, and a deep connection with Spirit. The book explores how personal crises can act as catalysts for awakening, revealing a divine blueprint that guides our lives. A moving and insightful read, it offers hope and inspiration to those seeking meaning in their own struggles.
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