So, I had been putting the final touches on a post about quantum mechanics <!> and the future. (And how we are capable of, and responsible for, writing that future). I’ll be posting that shortly, but I wanted to share
Ripples in the Pond
From Tokyo to Tulum: Distant Places, Different Messages
Today I am going to discuss “restless spirits”. If you’ve ever found yourself somewhere that felt dark or gloomy, despite bright sunshine or beautiful physical surroundings, it could be a “disturbance in the Force”, so to speak. In April of
The Afterlife: It’s Not a Retirement Village
The following discourse is taken from an email exchange I had recently with a client regarding the afterlife. Traditional religious imagery (and the significant emotional baggage it often brings with it) are sometimes difficult to reconcile when we are presented
Front Page News: I am interviewed by the SanTan Sun News!
I’m pleased to share with you my interview with the SanTan Sun News. Click the link to be taken there! I’m very grateful for the opportunity to share my story with others.
I Am Interviewed on the “Live Mic with Mark McNease” Podcast!
Hello, everyone! I’m very happy to announce that my interview with Mark McNease, author, blogger, and podcaster, is now live! Click here to open the interview in a new window.
Reader Mail: Can Mediums See in the Dark?
One of my readers dropped me a quick line to ask if mediums can see in the dark. This is a great question!
Max Was a Mighty Good Dog: When Pets Cross Over
I’ve been wanting to write this post for a while, but felt I needed some time to contemplate, observe, and most importantly, grieve. You see, this past June, I was faced with the heartbreaking decision to euthanize a beloved pet.
Unexpected Visitors: Spiritual Party-Crashers?
Occasionally, a medium will encounter a spirit who is unknown or totally forgotten to the client. It isn’t common, but in my experience I’d estimate that between five and ten percent of the spirits I encounter could be deemed as
Affirmation and Intention: Powerful Tools for Living and Giving
I have a dear friend. We met in a stand-up comedy class, which taught us both some valuable lessons about writing, performing and the nature of the business. It was a great experience, to be sure. But it paled in
Forgiveness: Truly a Two-Way Street
I have been reminded recently of certain topics that nearly always come up during a reading. The client, also referred to as the “querent” (from the Latin quærēns, “seeker”) tends to ask one or more of the following questions: “Is ____________ okay?”