Images of Peace
There is no greater gift in my life than the moment I hand a drawing or a likeness of a loved one in spirit to a grieving person. Having never met my clients, and not knowing anything of their loved one who has passed, it is beyond my understanding how I can communicate with those in the spirit world, let alone see them and draw them back to life. It can only be through the power of Spirit, or a much higher intelligence than my own, that such a gift is possible.
To see the relief and mystery of spirit shine through a grieving person’s pain and devastation as a result of my work is beyond any words I can muster. To witness the reaction of a parent, sibling, spouse, or others left behind is a moment of awe—a “God moment—that I feel so very blessed and humbled to be part of. I find it a struggle to accept credit for a gift that I feel I have been charged with the responsibility of. I therefore continue to stretch, strive, and take the risk to put forth the best of my abilities. I have come to know that I am a medium first. I have come to know that I am here to serve.
A medium’s role goes far beyond creating any shock factor, delivering grand generalizations, or reach for over-emotional feelings. Mediumship is not some game, trickery, or stunt for effect. Communication with spirit and the work of a medium are a truthful exploration and an all-out effort to honor holiness itself. Mediumship honors not just the holiness and well-being of the grieving relative, but the very soul of the loved on who died and the loving spirit of the medium himself.
There is no greater gift in my life than the moment I hand a drawing or a likeness of a loved one in spirit to a grieving person. Having never met my clients, and not knowing anything of their loved one who has passed, it is beyond my understanding how I can communicate with those in the spirit world, let alone see them and draw them back to life. It can only be through the power of Spirit, or a much higher intelligence than my own, that such a gift is possible.
To see the relief and mystery of spirit shine through a grieving person’s pain and devastation as a result of my work is beyond any words I can muster. To witness the reaction of a parent, sibling, spouse, or others left behind is a moment of awe—a “God moment—that I feel so very blessed and humbled to be part of. I find it a struggle to accept credit for a gift that I feel I have been charged with the responsibility of. I therefore continue to stretch, strive, and take the risk to put forth the best of my abilities. I have come to know that I am a medium first. I have come to know that I am here to serve.
A medium’s role goes far beyond creating any shock factor, delivering grand generalizations, or reach for over-emotional feelings. Mediumship is not some game, trickery, or stunt for effect. Communication with spirit and the work of a medium are a truthful exploration and an all-out effort to honor holiness itself. Mediumship honors not just the holiness and well-being of the grieving relative, but the very soul of the loved on who died and the loving spirit of the medium himself.
