Some examples of “Readings to bring Clarity and Joy” :
Reinforcing Your Intuition:
Client: How is my daughter doing?
Me: I feel your daughter is doing well in school. Although, I see she has some difficulty with math. It is not a big deal. It is more like there is something right now that she doesn’t understand. She will get it.
She appears to have a close girlfriend, and a couple of other friends she hangs out with. I see her talking to her close friend. It feels like the typical middle school social scene, whispering secrets to each other. She feels very secure and on target for her age.
Client: Yes, she is doing well in school, but struggles a little with math. How you described her friend group is correct. I feel she is doing well, but I wanted confirmation.
To read more about intuition check out my blog post “Hearing Intuition And Animals”
Clarity In Relationships:
Client: I went to lunch with a man. What do you see about him?
Me: What do I see about him?
Client: Yes. Just take a look and let me know anything you perceive.
Me: OK. I’m going to set up a picture in my mind with you and him standing together and then watch for the information in the form of a mental movie. So, I see the two of you walking side by side. However, he is talking and talking. The way I see it is he dominates the conversation.
Client: He is a lecturer by profession and does talk a lot when we are together. Do you think I should date him?
Me: I’m not going to tell you what you should or shouldn’t do, but let me ask you this: Are you OK with the way he tends to dominate the conversation?
This gave her pause. She never answered me.
Understanding Four-Legged Friends:
Client: Why does my dog bark at my friend’s dog? Her dog is not doing anything to provoke my dog.
Me: I hear “There is something wrong with that dog.” I can see your friend’s dog laying on the floor and just watching your dog bark. It feels like your dog is barking in order to get a response from the friend’s dog.
I later found out the friend’s dog was trained to not respond to outside stimuli. From the perspective of the client’s dog, something was wrong.
Here is another example from my own dog: I was gabbing out loud to my dog about how I am a good pet owner because I often take her for walks. I was not seeking a reply from her, but received one. I heard “Yeah, but the pet sitter pets me more.” I laughed, but also took it to heart and started petting her more often.
Connection With Passed Over Loved Ones:
Client: “Is there anyone here for me?” (She was referring to someone who has passed.)
Me: “There is a man here. Has your father passed?”
Client: “Yes”
Me: “All I hear is he is saying he is sorry.”
The client burst into tears. I cannot remember the rest of the reading, but she later told me it was meaningful for her to hear her father say he is sorry.
In a session with a different client, I was asked if I could connect with her husband. I connected and gave some specific details about his personality, but she seemed to be questioning what I said. I heard her husband say she is not believing me and that I need to give her some hard evidence.
Me: Your husband is saying that you need some direct evidence in order to believe I have connected with him.
Client: No. That’s not true.
Me: He is showing me a tattoo or a bracelet on your ankle.
Client: I have a tattoo on my ankle!
This was a Zoom call. She pulled up her leg so I could see the tattoo on her ankle.
If you would like to read another account about a passed loved one, check out my “Paper Girlfriend” blog post “Yes, Mom, Dad is Still Around”.
