Carolyn Molnar

I never learned her name. But as I moved to help her, the thought went through my head: Thirty years ago, that might have been me. If I had to guess, I’d say she was in her mid-thirties. She wore a purple sweatshirt and yoga pants. Soccer mom, I thought, then put the idea out […]

A few days ago, I had back-to-back sessions that were as opposite as chalk and cheese. Reflecting on them later, I recalled the feature in the children’s magazine Highlights: “Goofus and Gallant”, which illustrated the wrong way and the right way to act in a situation. So, as a service to anyone considering seeing a

During my Zoom session with Phyllis, a widowed mother of two, I connected to her late husband, Alan, who Phyllis recognized from the description I provided. Alan’s spirit was quite energetic; he had been a lawyer and a tennis player who came “this close” to qualifying for some sort of circuit. (Sorry, the only thing

I recently received this email from a distraught woman: My son is into black magic and he’s blocking my dad from visiting me from the spirit world. He said he put a shell around my house so nothing can come in. I tried to surround my house with white light, but he keeps saying that

 Phillip made a Zoom appointment with me on the fifth anniversary of his wife’s passing. Philip, a handsome man in his late 50’s with salt-and-pepper hair, said he really missed Nora, who was taken by a stroke due to high blood pressure. Phillip confided there were times when he wished he had passed into spirit