Spirit often shares information about themselves or living loved ones that there is no way for me to have known. They give me information about things currently happening in the family to show that they haven’t missed anything! For example, they often mention upcoming events and milestones as well!
I recommend booking an hour, if possible, for this type of session. I am able to connect to your loved ones in Spirit via Zoom or over the phone. Zoom sessions are recorded! You may book an individual session or a group session for people who have loved ones in common, or for unrelated parties. Please book the appropriate session type on the booking page!
PLEASE SEE LAST SECTION OF THIS PAGE DISCUSSING BEST PRACTICES IN CHOOSING A MEDIUM TO WORK WITH!
BEST PRACTICES IN CHOOSING SOMEONE TO WORK WITH!
1) You should get a referral from a trusted person or source for a medium or psychic! If you cannot find one put it out to your community! A lot of times you can get some very helpful info and feedback!
2) A legitimate Medium or Psychic will never solicit readings through messenger. If anyone reaches out and says they have messages for you or messages from your ancestors, it’s a scam! Do not send strangers on the internet money (without a trusted referral). Many accounts are cloned so the person may look legitimate. Always research!!
3) A reading is only a part of the process with intense grief. It often can profoundly help to have a loved one in Spirit evidentially validate themselves and give you messages. But it is so important to use all the tools available to support you through a difficult loss, including therapy, support groups and family/friends, to name a few.
4) You should educate yourself on what types of readings a person offers. Read their about page and ask questions!
5) No medium can control who comes through! That is up to Spirit! For me it is likely that you will hear from most the people you would like to, but not always! If you go into the experience open-minded and accepting that who is meant to show up for you at that time will, you should have a good experience. If you are at a stage in your grief where such a situation might be devastating to you emotionally, then perhaps it’s best to wait.