There are so many famous psychic mediums that I love. Each of them have great qualities and I love hearing about their experiences. But when they start talking about what happens after we die with staunch conviction and expertise, they lose me. There is and will never be one way. I have witnessed the passing of my dog in my lap, and I saw and knew that she received assistance out of her body through her mouth. Her lips were pulled back and her mouth opened unnaturally wide and then she went lifeless. And I was at peace to have witnessed her departure because I knew she was in very good hands. I did not witness my mother cross over but as we drove to her burial place, I saw a license plate with her brother’s name on it, and I knew that he was there for her when she left her body. It is my belief, which I developed through my own experiences, that we are never left to our own devices when it is our time to leave our body. But I do not know if this is true for everyone. Imagine if a soul has no belief in the afterlife. That soul will not see the helpers. I believe there are as many ways to pass as there are people and their perceptions of what will come at the final hour. Every bit of information that a medium receives has to pass through their own filters of belief so no information is pure. Just because a medium can receive images, emotions, words, and other various impressions of a loved one in spirit does not make them an expert on life or death. It is like a court reporter transcribing an energetic hearing. It won’t be 100% accurate, but enough can be recorded that will provide evidence that a hearing took place. Tonight I was watching a medium be interviewed as she spoke with authority about something I knew was not accurate, and I am blessed that I was able to look past that as I could see she had the truest intentions at heart. And I did learn a lot from her sharing her own personal experiences.
Medium Rosemary 