Monthly Archives: January 2006

I grew up in a small farm town in rural western New York State. As a boy, I often wandered out into the woods, hills, and fields. There was a peace and solitude I loved about the wild places. I suppose that’s why I live in Wyoming today.

I spent many happy hours wondering in those wild places, usually alone, and sometimes with my brother and cousins. Many warm memories of those childhood days remain with me today.

But there was one place we were afraid of — a dark, dense woods.… Read more

This article has been re-titled Heart to Heart and moved to this location.

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John Cali communicates with several non-physical entities. These messages are a blend of information from Spirit and John.

John can be reached by email here or through their website

Personal readings with Spirit are available here.… Read more

John Cali

Just before I left New York last week, one of my family was asking me if I was stressed out over a serious, possibly life-threatening, problem another close family member was having.

“No,” I replied. I felt the intensity that person was dealing with, but I was not about to take on her problem and get all stressed out over it. I was not going to make someone else’s problem, no matter how much I loved her, my problem.… Read more

John Cali

I’ve really loved my time here in New York with my family and old friends from the distant past. I am richly blessed to have such loving, caring folks in my life.

But I’ve sorely missed my home in Wyoming. I’ve missed its vast, wide-open spaces and big blue skies. I’ve missed its endless, rolling plains and its mystical mountains soaring into the heavens. I’ve missed the silent nights when I can look up and see all the bright, twinkling stars in the velvety blackness, the spectacular northern lights, and the full moon casting its golden glow over the mountains and valleys.… Read more

John Cali

My time here in New York State has been a wonderful opportunity for growth and remembering. I’ve had more contact with more people — family, friends, people in general — than I usually do in Wyoming.

And I’ve been powerfully reminded of the lives of quiet desperation so many people are living. It ain’t a pretty sight!

Our modern world exhorts us to base our confidence and trust on what we do and not on who we are. We’ve forgotten how to live and love.… Read more