Carolyn asked on Jan-2-10:

Dear Sylvia,I just joined your website (very excited):-) And I have been reading your books for along time. I have a question. Since my mom passed in 1997 my life has seemed to go downhill, I married a good man and have 3 wonderful sons but there feels like there is something missing in my life,I have prayed and asked for guidence but nothing seems to work,can you give me an insight on this? Thank you Sylvia,You have always brought a smile to my face,You are trully blessed.

I'm so glad you like my new website. My staff and I like it very much also, because it allows us to interact with more people individually. Please know that you should be happy with what you have in your life. I definitely feel you should stop looking around for something else when you have everything right now. Truly, nothing is missing.

Michele V asked on Dec-26-09:

Hi Sylvia, I am one of your biggest fans and supporters. I have read so many of your books and actually retained the info. I often help people with their problems or questions based on what I've learned from you and your books. I was hoping that maybe you could direct me in a way to help me to open up my abilities so I can help others, because I have a huge fear of the bad spirits and entities of messing with me when I do. Also thank you so much for your wisdom and guidance through the years by your honesty and many various works like your books and lectures. Love Always

You're doing exactly what I hope everyone will do with the information in my books and that is to help yourself and others through their life's path. Regarding your fear, there is no reason to feel afraid of "bad spirits and entities", because there is no such a thing as evil spirits in the dead, only in the living. Regardless, you should always put a white light around yourself and ask God to bring in right information for you to help others, and you will be fine.

Linette asked on Dec-16-2009:

I grew up Baptist, but am a follower of Novus Spiritus. My children attend church with each of their fathers, one goes to an AME church, the other goes to Catholic church. They don't seem to retain anything from the experience except for time spent with their dads and what they believe is Novus. Unfortunately, your church is not in Pennsylvania. (I have been told that it is wrong for me not to take them to church) As a parent, am I wrong for not taking them to a church in my neighborhood? Thanks

No, just do what you feel is right by your own soul, and know that you can take you own beliefs into any church.