Dear Readers:

Since this is a hard time for the world because of the death of Princess Diana, I thought that I would show some of the letters I have gotten on the Internet and respond to them.  Princess Diana was thought of, in most circles, either with love or deep respect. The world, especially England and the United States, have felt her death in a most dramatic way. She was the people's Princess and as such belonged to the common man.  We watched her deal with life in her own particular way.  We may not have agreed with her on the way she dealt with her life but we enjoyed watching her and her zest for life, even those times she tried to shy away from it.

A shy girl grew to an insecure woman before our eyes, then decided when her life was close to an end that she, as woman, could be happy with being herself. She had tried so long to be what everyone else had expected of her. It took her a long time to come to that discovery but she was well on her way before she died. It was not Prince Charles who made her life, but her. She was finally beginning to recognize that fact.

This lonely Princess has made the world cry with her death but she has done more than that. She taught us that no one is truly alone though we might think we are.

Her death will bring knowledge to those who need it along with the awareness that life is precious and could go at any moment.  It also makes us aware that we need to tell those we love just how much we do love them without waiting until a better time.

People thought her death was unexpected but I believe she knew within the last five minutes before the crash that she would die that night.

I have never been one to look at the Royal Family as anything but human, just like us all.  The world, however, needed someone to look up to. Diana made sure that every one saw her and the Royal Family as being human.

She will be sorely missed but her legacy lives on. She is and always will be "Diana, Princess of Wales," more Royal than the Royal Family.

Diana, we will be missing you in the physical. You gave us joy at your victories and we cried at your sorrows.  You made us see ourselves as few others have.

Da Juana

The following are letters sent by readers about Diana and my answer to them.  

Dearest Da Juana,

Each morning I read your column. As others will attest, you are very precise in your readings. This is my first time to write you. The reason for my writing is that upon hearing of Princess Di's death, I am, like the rest of the world, feeling MANY emotions at once. I hope you can shed some spiritual light on this terrible tragedy so that I (like many others) may continue through our journey with love and a bit more understanding as to WHY God took this precious soul away from us.

In my mind, the paparazzi killed her. In my mind, the individual who gave instructions to "lose them" killed her. In my mind, there is a greater lesson here...as there always is. My sadness comes because she was a kind, gentle and caring soul building bridges to help others less fortunate... because she represented the child in all of us... and like all of us longed for happiness.

If I continued to tell you what this creature of God represented to our planet, I would surely run out of space. For she touched, as Angels do, the lives of a vast many.  Please, share your insight with us so that we may continue our path with life, love and the learning that comes to us from the day to day experiences of our surroundings and our daily lives.

May God Bless and protect Di's boys. They had a VERY "Special" mom.

Heartbroken in Miami,
S

Dear S:

Thank you for reading my column. You are right. Emotions are high because we all felt as if she were emotionally kin to us in some unmistakable way.

Physical life, for us all, is a spiritual journey. It is not only for our good but for those souls who touch our lives as well. Diana touched any life who saw or heard her. We needed to watch her in her joys and her sorrows, living life and dying before public view.  She made us a little more aware of our own lives as she shared hers with us even though at times she really didn't want to share.  She was truly one of a kind.

Her life and her death has also taught all of us lessons and let us touch the emotions in ourselves which lead to a greater spiritual understanding. Life and the spiritual journey we are all making is not always joyful.

God did not take Diana.  Her death was a result of her own creation. I know we do not want to believe that Diana would have done this to herself and no human being capable of thought would want to die.  We all are born with the inbred instinct to live.  We do, however, create our lives and our deaths.  God gives us that ability.  Nothing is pre-destined. 
 

There are many decisions to be made in growing spiritually.  The decisions we make here on earth reflect in the way we live or die.  It is us who ultimately decide what will happen in our lives. We let outside influences help in the decisions but it is what we do that dictates what happens in our lives. We always have choices.

She had decisions to make that led up to her death.  Earlier in her life, she had felt unwanted and unloved.  Diana allowed this to have an impact on her life and there was a time when she ran from life. At that time, she put into action, maybe regrettably, an impulse which later took it's toll.

Had she not been in that car, she would not have died that night but she decided that she would ride in it. If she had known when she got into that car that she was most certainly riding to her death, I think she would have made the decision to stay out of the car, but she didn't.  God gives us the ability to make choices. Our choices influence our lives. Diana, at the time of her death, was just beginning to see herself as someone of real importance, not importance to the people, but to herself.

The old saying that "All the world is a play and we are the actors in that play," is true.  The paparazzi were part of her drama. Everyone involved in that chase was part of the decision making process. They did not kill her but they did put action into manifestation.  She died as a result. Had they not been chasing her, she would not have allowed the chauffeur to drive as fast as he was and she would have been alive now.

You and I had the same feeling about her boys. Before the media had proclaimed Di's death, I knew she was dead and my first thoughts were that she left those boy's without a centering source.  Now I know that she gave them that source when they were much smaller. Mother and son's were another act in the play that was her life.  She gave the future King of England strong roots. Sensitivity, strength, no fear of showing love and character were infused into those children by watching their beloved mother in her everyday life.  They got those qualities from her while they were young enough to learn and old enough to remember.  She was a very special mother indeed.

I am glad Prince Charles was able to break the news to her sons before the world told them. Although they are Royalty, they are still children, which some may tend to forget.

They have lost the arms that hugs them and tells them it is all right to show emotion.  Prince Charles hurts but he hurts inside. He wants no one to see what he refers to as a weakness.  He does feel that he was a part of this drama but he also feels there is another who had a stronger part in it.

Prince William will make a good King with his mothers strength and his fathers reserve. There is going to be another death in the Royal Family in the next couple of years.

Hi Da Juana:

I just wanted to tell you that I heard you for the first time last night on the radio (97.1 The Eagle...Dallas, Texas). Anyway I heard someone call in asking about the chauffeur driving Princess Diana and if he could have been drunk. After you had said that he was...I couldn't believe it when I found out that he really was this morning.

I have a semi-question for you. I am not what you would call a "psychic."  I can see if things are going to happen to people. For instance, I was in bed one night and I couldn't sleep because I kept on thinking about the times when my pet gerbil and cat died, and how I found them dead. That went on for about two hours. The next morning my mom had said that our neighbor's wife died that night. I do stuff like that from time to time. I can see someone that reminds me of someone else and a little bit later I'll see that person. My grandmother, my mother and I do this, but not as much and as often as my grandmother.  Is this common among people?...and What causes it?

E

Dear E:

Thank you for listening to us on the Eagle.  We enjoy it very much. 

This death is bringing out many questions such as the one about the chauffeur. People are also asking about themselves and how it relates to the psychic too just as you are doing.

It is psychic to think about the death of others and have a person cross your mind suddenly without explanation, then to learn they are dead. Your symbol of death might be different though from others such as your gerbil or cat.  The feelings of loss are still there and bring that sense to the fore.

Generally, I am either told that someone is going to die or I see it on their faces and bodies.  It does not necessarily mean that I will tell them or the world but I have been known to tell my husband about them from time to time.

You can make your psychic abilities grow by giving yourself confirmation that you are psychic and allowing answers to form in your mind when asked a question. Believing the answer is the hard part, but if you do and it is true, the psychic will become more easy for you.

Da Juana:

Is the predicted death of an Emperor and of mothers crying related to that of the untimely death of Diana, Princess of Wales?

JG

Dear JG:

I still feel that a Royal man will die.  Mothers crying in England did relate to this tragedy. When sitting down to do my predictions, I ask for information to come for different parts of the world and also the people within those parts.

Usually, I will not say a person is going to die.  Even if you are in the public eye every day and try to become immune to people speaking about you, you do not want to read that some psychic in another part of the world says you will die. Whether you believe in psychics or not, that little bit of information could haunt you until your dying day.

When I sat down, Diana came to mind. I heard that a death would happen but I put it out of my mind for two reasons. First, I like her and wanted to see happy times for her and hers.  Second, because I didn't want to believe it and I thought the Royal Family had been done to death. I guess I was right. My guides, however, decided that I should put the fact that England would cry in there and when.  I knew it was because of death but I would not put that into my predictions for the above reason.  They were very precise about it being the fourth or eighth month. She died on my brothers birthday.

My guides even brought to mind that it would be a senseless act like the Parliamentarian who was killed in his home wearing panties and a bra.

For another prediction, I say Prince William will be the next King of England. We will know this in the next couple of years, maybe three.

Hi Da Juana:

Thank you for this web site. These are the best horoscopes I have ever found and I appreciate being able to access them on a daily basis. They have been very helpful! I print them out for my boss on the days of important meetings and she has also found them insightful.

I was just looking at your 1997 predictions, and I was struck by your premonition of mother's crying in England. Does it seem to you that this could be about Princess Diana?

I feel certain that her biggest regret would be leaving her children, and it seems that mothers' hearts all over the world are breaking as they think about Prince William and Harry without their mother.

Thanks again for your site!

A B

Dear AB:

Thank you for reading my web site and the compliments on our horoscopes.

Diana does regret leaving her children but she can still help to guide them from the other side.  We do not truly ever leave those we love. Even if there were no ghosts, the ones we love are safely tucked away in our hearts, there to render guidance in our mundane lives.

I know, however, that the spirit never dies. Diana, in her spare time, will be there to help her boys with all their needs even though they may be unaware of this.

I believe in prayer. If we could all pray for guidance and love to stay in those boys lives, it would help them.  They will feel sorrow but we could pray that it be a little easier. The old saying that God only gives us what we can bear comes to mind.  Even though we all think at times we may not live through certain times, we have the assurance that we can.

DaJuana:

So do you think the prediction of "Mother's crying" you heard in England
was actually the nation crying for Princess Diana? It is such a terrible
tragedy!

Thank you.

WO

Dear WO:

You are right, it is a tragedy for us who are physical.  We will miss seeing her, laughing and crying with her but she is not really gone. A manifestation of her is still on the earth roaming around. It is not her spirit but it is what she left, a psychic fingerprint, so to speak.  Anything or anyone she touched will still be wearing it.  She will never be forgotten and people will continue to think of her and relate things to her. As they do, her psychic fingerprint, will stay as strong as it was before her death.

Like those who have touched our hearts before, Jesus, Buddha, Confucius, John Kennedy, Elvis and Diana to name a few, will be written about and thought about for years to come.

She may be gone physically but her life and her thoughts live on through those who are left in the physical.

From what I can see now, Diana knows she is dead to the physical but alive to the spiritual as she always was. She is still a Princess, looking back on the world.