In Person Readings
Every in person mediumship reading is a unique experience. The experience can bring happy memories and connections; it can also be quite emotional. But each experience is unique, and always conducted from a place of love and light.
As I am a clairsentient, claircognizant and clairvoyant, my messages come in varying forms. During our session I may consult with various angels, angel cards, symbols dictionaries or may even draw out some of the evidence loved ones may show me.
“They did not leave your life.
I moved them.”
Is it you, Dad?
Her father came through to me, he appeared on her right-hand side. When she suddenly said she lost her father as a child, I couldn't help but tell her, well, he is here right now. She became clearly moved by this especially because she was not one to believe in anything after death, and had really never spoken of her father, had shut down and blocked out the entire memory of her father. At that very moment, as I intuitively asked her father for a ‘token’, I had a very, very sharp pain in my chest that took my breath away and lasted for a few seconds. I asked quickly if her father passed from a heart attack (which I felt I was having in that moment!). She confirmed he passed from serious heart conditions that led to heart failure. He also showed himself to me and I was able to describe her father perfectly (big head of hair, almost like a toupee), and she was also able to confirm that he wore a head piece. Being so motivated by this, we moved ourselves into a private meeting room to discuss further. We spent the next 1.5 hours having an impromptu mediumship reading. Through me, her father told her that he was sorry he had to go but that he needed to go so that he could do more for their family on the other side than here. He told her that he helped make her way to Canada easy for her and her husband. He said that he was sorry but loved her very much. He asked me many times to hug her for him. My sitter had a very moving and emotional experience and revealed to me afterwards that she felt ‘healed’, as she never spoke of her father before.