Sundara told me this was her first session with a psychic medium. We were seeing each other via Zoom, and the first thing I noticed about her were her dark eyes. There was a deep passion in her eyes, but they looked tired. I tuned into her energy and, thankfully, she did not seem depressed. […]
Elizabeth’s husband of 31 years died suddenly and she made a Zoom video appointment with me on the second anniversary of his passing. This was not her first session with a medium, she told me right off the bat. She said this with a friendly smile and spoke in a pleasant voice, so I didn’t
In the middle of a videoconference reading with a client, where I was connecting with the woman’s mother in spirit, I suddenly visualized small dark circles darting through the air. The shadowy orbs were the size of hot cross buns. Taken aback, I lost my train of thought for a moment, then watched one of
Carolyn Molnar is with Roberta Grimes on Seek Reality for the fourth time. She tells us that she hears often now from young people who are stressed to the point of despair by some of the problems of modern living, who are surprisingly contacting her for help. She and Roberta talk about what may be
The only thing I enjoy more than finding new television episodes of The Curse of Oak Island on the History Channel is receiving some wonderful questions from my followers. I especially appreciate getting insightful and playfully inquisitive queries, as many of those questions are recorded and posted on my YouTube channel. So far, there’s more
{mp4}VisionforPsyched-WhatYouDontKnowAboutMediumship{/mp4} “Psyched: What You Don’t Know About Mediumship”: A captivating documentary film that exposes the effects of mediumship on the physical and mental health of mediums, and gives a fascinating look at the people whose otherworldly work is often shrouded in mystery. Overview Carolyn Molnar, author of Compassionate Messenger: True
“They’ve closed Godiva Chocolates!” my husband moaned. I gave him a look. “I don’t think chocolatiers are considered an essential business.”
My client asked me what it was like to die. She wanted to know because she was preparing to undergo a physician-assisted suicide.
It was an interesting switch: Me being on the other side of the psychic’s desk (figuratively). For Christmas, my husband gifted me a telephone reading with Victoria Laurie – one of my favourite novelists, and a psychic to boot. One of the reasons I like Victoria’s Abby Cooper, Psychic Eye series is that the main
I was visiting Paletta Lakefront Mansion in Burlington, which is supposedly haunted by the ghost of industrialist Cyrus Birge, the founding director of the Canadian Steel Company. I’d heard Birge, who built the mansion in the early 1900’s was a rough, hard-nosed businessman. When I walked into the room that was his library, I sensed
