September 11th

Today, America, and I believe most of the world is grieving what happened 7 years ago today. Every once in a while someone asks me if people who died in a tragedy such as 9/11 come through to me. No, because as I’ve said before, there really isn’t a reason for them to do so. No one who has lost someone in 9/11 has ever come to me for a reading. 

I have reconnected parents with their children who were soldiers and died serving our country in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as other wars. 

Still, I was wondering what I would say to someone who lost a loved one on that ugly day, as a psychic medium. I would tell them what happened was a tragedy in every sense of the word. I would also say that God was not responsible for the events of that day. God is not the angel of death. God did not take their loved ones away, God welcomed them home. 

Even though I have not personally talked to any of them, I can say that, based on the countless number of readings I’ve done, their loved ones are okay. They are at peace with what happened. The horror, and fear they may have experience that day vanished the moment that they crossed over. I would tell them, that their loved ones are waiting for them, and that one day they will be reunited again. 

I would tell them to pray for not only their loved ones, but all who perished that day. I’m often asked why someone would need our prayers if they’re already dead. I’ll just say this for now; prayer is a way for us to stay connected with those we loved who have passed away. They hear our prayers. They welcome our prayers. They often ask for our prayers. 

Tomorrow, I’ll explain why. Today, I’ll remember all of those who passed away in that event in my prayers. 

I feel your peace. 

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Being a psychic vs. being a medium

There’s a saying that “all mediums are psychic, but not all psychics are mediums.” Because my focus is primarily on reconnecting people with their loved ones who passed away, most people don’t know that I also do psychic readings as well.

Today, I filled in for another psychic at Cornerstone Bookstore, in Englewood, CO. Cornerstone has a psychic type doing readings from noon to 5 pm Monday through Friday. I’m there whenever someone can’t be there. People drop in for readings, though some make appointments in advance, especially with the regular readers. 

When I’m at Cornerstone either filling in, or working it’s metaphysical fair, I usually do psychometry or “photo readings.” What I do is tune into the person’s energy contained within a personal object or photo. Once I do this, it’s like a movie starts running through my head and I tell the person what I’m seeing. Often the “movie” shows me the person’s past, present, and even their future. I tend to see these sessions as a form of “spiritual direction” as opposed to fortune telling. 

I not only do these readings at fairs, but as part of my private practice. I just don’t emphasize it. The reason is that even though I refer to myself as a “psychic medium,” as I pointed out in the beginning of this post, “psychics” and “mediums” are not one and the same. I’d like to explain the difference. 

Psychics rely on intuition to gain information. In order for a medium reading to happen, two elements must be in place. The first is a soul who wants to communicate messages to a loved one. Secondly, there must be someone to receive the messages being passed along. Otherwise, it’s similar to you picking up a phone, making a call, and no one answers the phone. There isn’t any communication taking place.  

The souls use mediums such as myself to disclose their thoughts, feelings and messages to their loved ones who otherwise can’t see, feel or hear them. By passing the information on, I essentially become their “voice,” or “mouthpiece,” for the length of time that my energy, and theirs, holds out. 

I refer to myself as a “psychic medium” in order to describe the way that the communications take place. I don’t “channel” spirits, nor do I go into a trance. I’m fully with the person who is in front of me, while at the same time a part of my brain is receiving messages from those who have passed away. The information coming into my brain is perfect. It’s once it hits my fragile psyche that things get mixed up. But I’ll save that for another post.

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