A Reading Revelation

After doing several readings for people this week, I now know that there is no limit to the possibilities of things I may encounter along the way.

One reading in particular this week, perhaps the most intense reading I've ever experienced till now, has given me a second wind about pursuing mediumship even further.

Now, if you're reading this, please throw out all preconceived notions that you may have about mediums and understand this. I do not speak with another person's voice. I do not have a crystal ball. And, I can not see any spirits with my physical eyes like I would see any living person standing in front of me. I don't even really know much about mediumship. I just know that in learning how to become a better psychometrist, I have indeed evolved into "linking" with the spirit realms and have been given several mindblowing and beautiful chances to give others a message from their departed loved ones. It happens rarely for me, but when it does I'm left awestruck and in wonder.



This week, I was asked by an acquaintance to do a reading on a gold nugget-like ring that belonged to her deceased brother. All I knew about him, was that his name was Andy. I did the reading with the same intentions as I always do, fully expecting to be shown some symbols and visions that pertained to the vibrational energies still left on the object (the ring), after which I interpret.

Instead, I was taken on an emotional rollercoaster, sharing immediately the sorrow, guilt, and shame that the spirit was trying to convey to me. With his face buried in his hands, he wept to me and I felt his pain. He flashed me with a dazzling myriad of visions, one of which was car keys. It was all totally unexpected. I was then impressed with the thoughts of this spirit, something else that happens to me rarely. The spirit wanted me to convey that he had always wanted to "do right" and "be good", but that he failed. He said that he was "sorry" (to his sister) for making such bad choices and that he needed her forgiveness to fully rest in peace.



It turns out that "Andy" was a very good communicator and wanted to be heard. I found out later that Andy had been on drugs and alcohol very badly and had been heavily under the influence the night he got into a car wreck and died. I also found out from someone else who knew him that he loved his baby sister very much and always tried to protect her. Maybe having her forgiveness really was imperative to his moving on.

Needless to say, I was BLOWN AWAY...........speechless......!!!

I didn't know what to think or how to feel, but I knew that I had to give her that message. I also know now that in the future, I don't need to assume so much when doing readings for others, but learn to just go with the flow.