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SOUL SENSING Table of Contents Introduction: Discovering the Medium Within Chapter 1 - Soul Sensing vs. Mediumship: How I Reconnected a Soul Senser with Her Passed Loved One Chapter 2 - The Signs of Visitation: What I Taught the Klaers Family to Look For Chapter 3 - Why Soul Sensing Works Chapter 4 - The Real Barriers: Those I’ve Helped Master Their Doubts and Fears Chapter 5 - Why & How to Protect Yourself: Lyn’s Dead Friend Takes Her for a Ride Chapter 6 - Getting Your Right Brain Right: How I Taught Dr. Laura Kroeten-Bue to Pierce the Veil Chapter 7 - Soul Sensing With Your Chakras Chapter 8 - Soul Sensing With Your Intuition Chapter 9 - Afterlife-Communication Tools and How to Use Them Chapter 10 - Monitoring Your Night Dreams: What I’ve Taught Bill and Others about Soul Sensing in Their Sleep Chapter 11 - Observing the Etiquette of Visitation: How I Helped Jean & Shelley Reopen the Communication Channels Chapter 12 - Encouraging Visitation: The Tips I’ve Shared with My Clients for Attracting the Souls of Their Loved Ones Chapter 13 - Communicating with Passed Pets Chapter 14 - Sending Messages and Getting Confirmation
Peter Bue and Jack had been friends for decades. So, when Peter died of a heart attack at the age of 54, Jack took a bold step to help console Peter’s widow, Laura: he hired me to do a medium session for her. Laura Kroeten-Bue had never met a medium. She wasn’t even sure what to expect from afterlife communications. Yet, if you asked her today, I’m certain she’d tell you that medium appointment from her husband’s friend was one of the best gifts she’s ever received. She had come to the session not to say the good-bye her husband’s sudden heart attack had precluded, but “Hello, again, Peter. We’re now able to be back in touch.” Peter, a very dynamic spirit, came through with incredible strength and clarity during that first appointment, and he’s been communicating with Laura every month since! Unlike most of my clients, who have a session with me once or twice a year, Laura wanted appointments at least twice a month. Because I keep my fees low, she can afford them. Ordinarily, I would have warned Laura against having medium sessions so often, but she was about to receive her doctorate in psychology, so I figured she knew about the dangers of displacement (the unconscious transference of affection from one person to another). It’s rare, but mediums do need to be aware that serving as the mouthpiece of a deceased individual can lead to a client coming to think of that medium as being that dearly departed person. That’s why it’s important to teach repeat clients some ways in which to do medium work on their own. I, therefore, began fairly early on to tell Laura how to develop her soul senses, so she could receive and send messages to Peter directly. Left, Logical, Linear The first challenge with this was that Laura, a nurse and psychologist, was predominantly left-brained. People who function almost exclusively in their left brains during their workday often have more difficulty engaging in afterlife communications than more creative, right-brained types. None of us choose to be primarily left- or right-brained. Rather, we’re born with a tendency to be stronger in one or the other of our brain’s hemispheres. The findings of evolutionary science point to the likelihood that humankind was originally rightbrained, and we developed left brains as the need for using tools and language arose. This change marked the shift from our Garden- of-Eden fruit-gatherer stage to sweat-of-our-brows hunting with handmade weapons, in order to scrape out steady livelihoods for ourselves. Not surprisingly, our left brains have been guiding us through our workdays ever since. The left brain enables us to engage in sequential and linear thinking, so we can follow directions and carry out tasks in the most logical, efficient manner. Determining Your Dominance Consider, for instance, how you give others directions to a location. If you say things like, “Drive west three miles and turn north on Maple Street,” you are probably a mainly left-brained person. If, on the other hand, you phrase directions like this, “Drive that way [pointing], until you reach the intersection with the McDonald’s. Then take a right and keep going till you pass the big shopping center on your left.”—you’re primarily a rightbrained person. The right-brained are into visual cues, such as landmarks, rather than the more mathematical process of keeping track of miles traveled on an odometer. Here’s a quiz to take to help you determine which side of your brain is dominant for you. Simply circle the answer that applies most to you after each statement. 1. I have to write appointment times and tasks down on a calendar in order to remember them. True False 2. I’m almost always very aware of what time it is. True False 3. Before beginning a project or assignment at work, I need to know why I’m doing it or what the ultimate goal is with it. True False 4. I’m an out-of-sight-out-of-mind person, needing visual prompts or cues to remind me what needs to get done and in what order. True False 5. I get bored with doing tasks in order of priority. I prefer to do what feels most interesting to me at any given time. True False 6. When someone asks me to recount an occurrence, I use my hands and image-filled description, rather than just words, to do so. True False 7. In school, I easily got good grades in math. True False 8. I tend to be analytical in my thinking. True False 9. I often override my emotions, in order to appear controlled and consistent. True False 10. I’m a realist, rarely indulging in wishful thinking. True False 11. I try to do everything the right way. True False 12. I think it’s possible to manifest a joyful life for myself. True False 13. When I lose one of my belongings, I’m usually able to find it by mentally picturing where I last saw it. True False 14. I read the instructions before trying to assemble an appliance or piece of equipment. True False 15. I tend to run late in getting to work, appointments, or social gatherings. True False 16. I’m often intuitive, knowing when something significant is about to happen. True False 17. Without using any psychic abilities, I would be good at solving crimes. True False 18. I am very creative. I write poetry, fiction, music, or I paint, draw, sculpt or make art objects. True False 19. I usually write a list of the pluses and minuses, before making important decisions. True False 20. I know undisclosed facts about people I’ve just met. True False Please check out your results on this quiz by turning to the end of this chapter. If your answers indicate that you’re more left-brained than right, I highly recommend you try some of the exercises in this chapter in order to develop your soul-sensing abilities. The lists below will help you better understand the functions of your left and right brains. Left Brain Right Brain Logic Intuition Verbal skills Nonverbal skills (using imagery, not just words) Conscious processing Subconscious processing Literal interpretations Symbolic interpretations Realistic thinking Fantasizing (daydreaming & night dreaming) Control, consistency Emotions, reactions Mathematical, scientific tasks Artistic, musical, dramatic skills Linear, sequential thinking/tasks Wholistic thinking (Filling gaps with intuition) Temporal awareness Lack of temporal awareness(Cannot sense time) Judgment, evaluation Nonjudgmental, uncritical thinking As you can imagine, those in the composing arts spend many of their waking hours in their right brains. Other occupations tend to require mainly left-brain skills. You may have noticed in Chapter 1 that I mentioned I’m the author of fifteen novels issued by New York publishing houses. That might have seemed just incidental, when, in fact, it’s the main reason I was able to become a medium. Had I been a full-time bookkeeper when I met Tjody Jacobsen, her mother would not have found me nearly as receptive to her soul’s messages. Why? Because bookkeeping, along with most other kinds of work we do in our day-to-day lives, is a leftbrain activity. Right-brained people tend to be creative and intuitive, usually choosing to listen to gut feelings, rather than logic. When you do something creative, you switch over to your right brain and that’s the lobe you need to strengthen in order to develop your soul senses. Play At It It surprises most people to learn that they don’t really have to work to develop their soul senses, they have to play in the creative ways children do. One of my first questions to those who wish to communicate with deceased loved ones is, “What do you do that’s creative?” They usually look taken aback and answer, “Nothing.” And I’ll say, “Really? You don’t scrapbook, sew, bead, decorate cakes, or write in a journal? Don’t you have any hobbies that are creative?” Most people can say yes to this, if they really think about it. To those who cannot, though, I reply, “Well, start creating right away! Just dedicate an hour or two a week to it, if that’s all the time you can spare. You’ll have fun. It will help you relax. And you’ll be developing your soul senses, all at the same time.” The Composing Arts Go buy a candle-making kit and add your own original touches to your wax creations. Start finger painting. Decorate a cake or a sweatshirt. Come up with something completely new in any area of inventiveness which catches your fancy. What you create doesn’t have to be perfect or even good. It’s the sheer act of making it that matters most in this case. Have fun, but be sure it’s a creative endeavor, not a performing one. By that I mean you need to engage in the composing arts: writing music, fiction, or poetry, designing pottery, jewelry, etc. I’m not talking about the performing arts, such as singing, dancing, acting, or reciting someone else’s poetry. You actually have to create something. For instance, come up with the steps and moves for an all-new dance routine, rather than performing one that somebody else choreographed. Unfortunately, Peter was the only artist in the Bue marriage. Although I suggested it, Laura didn’t seem interested in undertaking creative activities. When I met her, she had a doctorate thesis to write and lots of paperwork to deal with, due to her husband’s sudden death. This meant I had to think of another way for her to access her right brain during her waking hours. Journaling Laura had started out tape-recording our medium sessions, but she gradually began recording the details of them in a handwritten journal. This gave me the opportunity to suggest that she add to this diary by writing messages to Peter in it. Amazingly, even though I didn’t know what questions she was writing in her journal, we discovered that Peter’s responses to them would come through me during my medium sessions with Laura. Peter was obviously receiving his wife’s written communications, but the ultimate goal was to get Laura to a point where she could not only send messages to him, but receive them as well. This called for a few very specific steps: 1. Laura’s journaling would have to be contained in a small, portable notebook, which she could carry in her purse or coat pocket. She would need to take it almost everywhere she went. Nine years of full-time novel writing has taught me that creativity, divine intervention, and messages from the Other Side tend to strike when we’re keeping our critical left brains busy with workaday activities. So, Laura had to be prepared to write down fleeting impressions, words, and images from Peter, while she was riding the bus to her nursing job, taking a lunch or coffee break, or even buying groceries. The spirits of our passed loved ones are attracted by the physical elements of life: water, air/wind, earth, and fire. Thus, these souls are notorious for sending messages to us while we’re showering, driving a car, gardening, or sitting with family or friends near a glowing hearth. In short, their messages often come when we’re least able to write them down. So, keeping your portable journal close at hand is the only way to assure you won’t forget something important. 2. Laura would have to begin to determine which words and images were actually from Peter and which were simply the products of her own memories, daydreaming, or imagination. While it is very common for a dead loved one to reminisce with the living about happy times they shared with us on Earth, bona fide messages from the Other Side tend to have an out-of-the-blue quality that will indicate they came from a source outside of your own mind. It’s not unusual, for instance, to have a memory of a fun family outing flood your brain when you’re looking at a photo album of that time in your life. However, when such a memory flashes into your head while you’re doing something entirely unrelated, it’s the mark of spirit communication. If you find yourself saying, “Wow! I haven’t thought about that in years,” and there’s no external reason why you would now, someone is definitely popping in on you from the Other Side. Afterlife messages also tend to be recurrent. Just as we, the living, will repeat something we’ve uttered, if we believe the person we said it to did not hear or comprehend it, so the deceased often repeat a word or image, if it’s important to get it across to a living loved one. 3. Laura would have to realize that even fleeting images can form into messages. So, she would have to put pen to paper, even if it was only a single word, a doodle, or a seemingly senseless phrase that popped into her head. Given some time to reflect upon it, even a fragment of a message might come to make sense to her. Personal Meanings A great example of this occurred many years ago, when I was first testing my medium abilities on family and friends. My longtime confidante, Carole Nelson Douglas, a well-known mystery novelist, agreed to let me try my hand at doing an afterlife-communication session between her and a recently deceased associate of hers. This was a woman I had never met and about whom I knew nothing. As I began the reading, I saw an image of a purple gown. I told Carole this, but it just didn’t ring a bell for her. As far as Carole could recall, neither she nor her dead friend had ever owned a purple gown or even worn one. Nevertheless, this image remained in my mind the whole time I was bringing through verifiable information to Carole from her friend. Finally, a voice inside Soul Sensing: How to Communicate with Your Dead Loved Ones me said, “Try harder, Janice. What does a purple gown mean to you personally?” I searched my mind for an answer. Purple symbolized royalty to me. A gown is, of course, more formal than a dress and usually floor-length. So, who wore a purple gown? My thoughts raced back to my first memories of such a garment. When I was about four years old, my adoptive mother had shown me a magazine photo of Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation attire. While her gown was white, the royal robe she donned just after the ceremony was made of rich purple velvet. Then, thank Heavens, my right brain finally made the symbolic leap for me. “Was your deceased friend named Elizabeth?” I asked Carole. “Yes,” she exclaimed. “Never Liz or Beth or any shortening of that name. Always ‘Elizabeth.’ She was a formal person and very particular about what others called her.” I can sometimes have trouble bringing through names from the Other Side. I usually get the first initial of a name right, but Carole’s friend Elizabeth was obviously determined to have me bring through her name intact. All of this to say that every piece of information you receive may be significant, no matter how vague or irrelevant it may seem at first. Getting back to Laura Bue, however: she was on board with the three specifics of journaling. She kept her notebook with her as much as possible. She was demonstrating a good sense of what were legitimate messages from Peter versus her own thoughts and reflections. She also worked regularly with me to sort out the images which both she and I received when communicating with him. Nevertheless, she was still too tentative and nonspecific in gathering and interpreting soul-sensing information. She would, for example, mention receiving a vision of a particular color from Peter, but then she couldn’t bring through anything more to help fit it into some kind of context. She would talk about experiencing a certain sensation from him, such as shortness of breath—but she was unable to tell me if this should be attributed to a past event, like Peter’s heart attack, or some future happening he was trying to foretell. She didn’t seem able to fill in the gaps in the information Peter was giving her with either her intuition or with left-brained logic. In short, she still was not spending enough of her waking hours in her right brain. A Different Kind of Meditation I suggested she start meditating on a regular basis. Because this would only require a few minutes per day, she agreed to try it. Be advised, however, that the meditation I recommend for promoting medium communications is different from the garden-variety type most people do for the purposes of relaxation. Any kind of meditation can be difficult, at first, because it involves stilling your body and quieting your mind. Sounds a little like being asleep, right? You have to do it while you’re awake, however, and that’s what makes it tricky. All types of meditation start with these three steps: 1. Getting quiet 2. Getting comfortable 3. Getting focused Getting quiet means not only quieting your mind, but shutting down the noise around you. Turn off your TV, radio, and any other sounds in your environment. Obviously, it’s best to meditate when you’re alone or can, at least, be left alone. If you’ve got noisy family members or neighbors, try using headphones or ear-buds when meditating. You might choose a white-noise tape to listen to in order to block out the sounds around you. Listening to recordings of drumming or repetitive, percussive music is an even better choice for medium meditation. In this way, you give a heartbeat back to your deceased loved one. This sort of rhythm can summon the passed party you seek in much the same way that fire, wind, water, and soil do. Do not choose music with lyrics, however. Deciphering words is a left-brain skill, and the goal of medium meditation is to get into your right brain and stay there for several minutes. A Vacation for Your Mind Unless we stop them, our brains automatically race to all of the left-brain things we have to do in the upcoming day: our 9-to-5 jobs, errands, cooking, cleaning, child care, pet care—you know the list. In fact, most of us wake up with it marching through our heads every morning. That’s why meditation is so important. It allows us to steal a few minutes away from all of our day-to-day demands. It’s a vacation for the mind, and I hope you’ll come to view it not as just another must-do, but as something you enjoy— your own private trip to the peace and wisdom of the Other Side. It’s crucial to be physically comfortable while you’re meditating. Choose a cushy piece of furniture to sit on; but don’t meditate lying down. A reclining position can too easily lead to falling asleep, which may cause you to be late for all of your daily obligations. For this reason, I also recommend setting a timer to let you know when your designated meditation time has ended. As for getting focused, begin by paying attention to your breathing. Breathe in slowly to the count of four. Then exhale gradually to the count of four. After doing this a couple times, press a finger to the outer side of your left nostril to close it. Then inhale and exhale through your right nostril only. This will help stimulate your right brain. I Scry Your next object of focus will be a scrying bowl. This is a clean earthenware or baked-clay bowl filled halfway to the rim with fresh water. Set it on a table in front of you. Or, if you prefer, sit on the floor and place the bowl between your legs, so you can comfortably stare down into it. This type of meditation is meant to cultivate your clairvoyant abilities. It helps you gather images from the Other Side which you can then piece into messages. This method has been used by mediums since ancient times, with its origins in Greece. The use of the life-giving elements of water and earth (in the form of your earthen bowl) help amplify your deceased loved one’s ability to send you images. Make a mental note of anything that appears to you in the bowl. Then jot it down when your session is over. It’s best not to interrupt your meditative state in order to write about any images you see, because the physical act of writing is a leftbrain skill. For this reason, you may want to describe any images you see into a tape recorder. A similar medium method is the psychomanteum or “mirror gazing.” Also known as an apparition booth, this is done in a small darkened room or closet. Letting little or no light into the room, sit in a comfortable chair before a large, free-standing or wall mirror and gaze into it for several minutes. In most cases, the gazer begins to see an image or images in the mirror. Admittedly, this method is too spooky for me. I don’t like staring at anything in the dark, unless I’m stargazing or visiting a planetarium. Nevertheless, Dr. Raymond Moody, author of Life After Life, used the psychomanteum in his research following hundreds of subjects seeking reunions with deceased loved ones, and he concluded that it was useful in healing grief. Part of the success of the psychomanteum method is, undoubtedly, the sensory deprivation it imposes. If total darkness would unnerve you in such an endeavor, however, you might want to try adding the flickering light of a single candle to it. Archaeologists have concluded that, when the ancient Greeks used this method, it was done in a cave or darkened maze wherein there were probably lit torches or oil lamps, so firelight should not compromise its effectiveness. Automatic Writing Once Laura was meditating on a regular basis, she could expand her journal entries about Peter to include some automatic writing. This is a technique in which you meditate for a few minutes, then you write down anything that pops into your mind. Don’t worry about forming whole sentences or whether what you’re writing makes sense. The right brain is a nonjudgmental lobe, so don’t criticize what you write. Don’t pay any attention to the part of your left brain that says things like “That’s the wrong word” or “That’s not how that’s spelled.” This is not the time to edit, but just to write. To help assure you’re not being critical of your automatic writing, try doing it with your eyes shut. The more you do this, the more you’ll begin to sense that the deceased loved one you seek is channeling through you and making your hand write the words and messages he or she wishes to convey. Automatic Drawing When I bring through messages from Peter to Laura, he often prefers to converse with me via automatic drawing. What more perfect means of communicating for a professional artist and painter like Peter? The only problem with it is that I can’t draw my way out of a paper bag! And Laura says she doesn’t draw well enough to even attempt it. Then again, she has so many of Peter’s masterful paintings around her that it’s probably impossible for her to feel equal to the task of drawing anything. Nevertheless, to the extent to which my pathetic doodling captures what Peter means to draw, it has proven to be a viable means of mediumship for me. I have facilitated afterlife communications for thousands of spirits and their living loved ones through the years, so it’s interesting to me that Peter is the only soul who has moved me to do automatic drawing. Of course, being primarily clairaudient, I gather most of his messages with my inner ear. Yet he still manages to convey a lot of information by compelling me to draw. When Laura and I do our sessions, my note pad becomes splashed with childlike depictions of flowers, people, animals, household objects, and just about anything else Peter wishes to discuss with his widow. However simplistic, my automatic drawings are good enough for me to describe them to Laura during our phone sessions and for her, in turn, to deduce what Peter means by them. They are usually references to what has most recently happened in Laura’s life or those of their two grown daughters. Peter will have me draw a certain kind of food, for instance, and then I’ll discover from Laura that she has eaten it within the past day or so. He may move me to sketch a garment or accessory, whereupon Laura will confirm that she has recently purchased or worn something matching my picture. These are the ways in which Peter assures his wife and daughters that he is still a part of their day-to-day lives and that he continues to share in their earthly experiences. What You See Is What They Mean Most mediums would agree that you should start by taking any image you receive literally. That is to say that, if Peter has me draw a couple of peaches, he probably means actual pieces of the fruit we all know as peaches. Nevertheless, this is where you, the client, have the absolute advantage over a medium who is trying to help you with afterlife communications. When I told Laura that I had received such an image during one of our sessions, she corrected me and said, “No. Peter doesn’t mean real peaches. He means our daughters’ childhood friend ‘Peaches,’ who just got back into town the other day and came to visit us. His real name isn’t ‘Peaches,’ of course. That’s just a nickname the girls gave him. His name is actually James.” It’s just this sort of double or hidden meaning that makes it necessary for professional mediums to remember to convey precisely the images they are shown by the deceased and not indulge the urge to add too much self-interpretation to them. Had I, instead, said to Laura, “You’ve been eating peaches lately,” rather than “Peter’s showing me peaches. What does that mean?”—she might not have picked up on Peter’s reference to his having witnessed his daughters’ reunion with their longtime friend. Two other stunning examples of this have occurred recently during my afterlife-communication sessions with Laura and Peter. The first was that Peter had me draw the kind of pronged-branches one might see serving as “arms” on a snowman. I told Laura about this image, content to think it referred to her recently having seen a snowman. She informed me, however, that Peter was, in fact, acknowledging his youngest daughter’s nickname for him: “Skeletor hands.” Then, just a moment later, Peter showed me normal human hands squeezing a tomato until it burst into a runny red mess. According to Laura, this had nothing to do with someone actually squishing a tomato. Rather, it was Peter’s follow up to the last image he’d brought through. Laura instantly knew what this description meant: Peter’s nickname for his youngest daughter, in turn, was “Catsup Girl,” because of her tendency to put catsup on almost everything she eats. Past Or Present? In addition to all Peter says about Laura’s present life, he often talks about their experiences together when he was still physically alive. Like all of us, he refers to current and past events when he speaks. Unfortunately, time telling is the hardest part of mediumship. The right brain doesn’t gauge time well. So, again, a client like Laura has the decided advantage over her professional medium. A great example of this occurred just a few months ago, when I was doing a session with Laura. “Peter is showing me a picture of your oldest daughter on a TV Guide. What does this mean? Did she make it onto a reality show or something?” Laura laughed. “No. Years ago, when she was nine or ten, Peter painted a mockup of a TV Guide cover. Then he added her face to it. You know. To give her a thrill, like ‘you’re the star of the week, sweetheart.’” Once Laura explained this to me, it made total sense. Peter’s paintings often captured this type of pop culture. Creating incredibly precise paintings of modern celebrities was his specialty. Without Laura’s participation in this afterlife communication, however, I would not have realized he was referring to an event which happened over a decade earlier. Image Downloads In addition to his commentary on his family’s past and present, Peter also indicates that he can tune into his wife’s thoughts. I’ll often tell Laura about an image I’m receiving from Peter only to hear her say, “I was just thinking about that today!” It’s not typical for spirits to be able to read the thoughts of the living, but Peter and Laura were married for over two decades and they are still soul mates. All this to say that, once you begin receiving telepathic messages from your deceased loved one, it becomes possible for you to graduate beyond the medium’s language of images and symbols to having dialogs with him or her in your head. This happened to me recently, when I received word of the death of an old family friend. Suddenly, my mind was filled with an amazingly vivid stream of all of the unique features of her house on Lake Minnetonka. I even saw her two long-dead German Shepherds, whom she assures me have been reunited with her in Heaven. These forty-year-old images zipped through my mind in such an exhilarating rush that I found myself awestruck. I thought I had forgotten about them, but our old friend Barbara brought them back to the fore of my brain as if I were just seeing them for the first time. I whispered my profound thanks that Heaven had brought such a joyful, indomitable role model into my life when I was a young girl. Barbara, like Peter, was a person who lived life to the fullest until the day she died and who always overcame boredom and drudgery with creativity and resolution. Both Barbara and Peter seem determined to make certain that we, the living, can one day make the transition to Heaven with a sense of anticipation rather than fear—knowing that death is only another step in the evolution of our souls. So, it’s with their kind assurances that I promise you, if you practice the form of meditation I’ve described in this chapter, you, too, will eventually experience this wonderful type of afterlife telepathic communication with a loved one. Peter’s Predictions Because the dead are not functioning in the realm of time, they can also give us messages about the future. While most medium sessions with the deceased are not intended to generate prophetic information, Laura and I started to notice that Peter would sometimes send images during a session that did not pertain to the present or the past. Laura would then check with her daughters to determine whether the information related to either of them. When both claimed it did not, Laura and I would have to write it off as what we mediums call a “miss.” This is an incorrect or irrelevant message that may have been caused by a variety of problems on the receiving end Misses are most often the result of a medium misinterpreting or over interpreting a message or image. They can also be caused by what I refer to as “channel drift,” as with radio transmissions. If two or more spirits are speaking at once or, if the spirit “frequency” you’re on drifts into another afterlife-communication channel, messages naturally become confused or garbled. Because this didn’t happen very often with Peter and me, Laura seemed content to ignore it. That is until such seemingly impertinent messages turned out to be predictions of future events! In one instance, Peter told me that one of Laura’s close relatives was about to marry. However, both Laura and her daughters claimed to know nothing of any wedding plans in the pipe. Then, weeks later, Laura informed me that one of her family members had indeed eloped and kept it a secret from her immediate family for months. Once Laura and I realized Peter was able and willing to impart some future events to us, we noticed that he became more exact about them. “When you go to Europe, you will meet someone famous,” he had me tell Laura, before she went on vacation abroad. Peter was a painter of some note. His art is part of the Minnesota Historical Society’s collection and his work has recently won the interest of the Weisman Museum. So, I thought it likely that Peter had some well-known contacts in the art world. Just for clarification, therefore, I asked Laura if she or her daughters knew of any such contacts in Europe. Laura assured me they did not. Yet, when she returned from their trip to France and Italy a few weeks later, she phoned me and excitedly announced that, through a series of unexpected events, she and her daughters had been allowed to meet Pope Benedict XVI! This serendipitous encounter had come about due to a casual conversation Laura had with a British acquaintance, named Peter, just outside the Coliseum. He happened to have passes to a prayer service at the Vatican. He offered them to Laura, and, being a devout Catholic, she gladly accepted them. This resulted in Laura and her daughters coming within just a few feet of the Pope and being personally blessed by him during the service. This future-events messaging continued with Peter and eventually led to him foretelling world happenings. That, however, is a subject that has proven so momentous that it really deserves a book all its own. Suffice it to say that, as of this writing, Peter has made 33 correct predictions of world events. In any case, I’m very happy to report that Laura has progressed in her afterlife communications with Peter to a point where he not only witnesses her earthly life, but sometimes temporarily transports her spirit to his current plane of existence in Heaven. This has been the result of Laura’s persistence in developing her two strongest soul senses: clairvoyance and clairsentience. Monitoring her meditation sessions and her night dreams has proven key for her in all of this. As with most endeavors, you’ll find that fine-tuning the afterlife- communication process requires experimentation and practice. In time, you, too, will discover the soul-sensing methods that work best for you. Results of Left-brain, Right-brain Quiz: If you answered “True” to questions 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 12, 13, 15, 16, 18, 20, your right brain is dominant. If you answered “True” to questions 2, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 17, 19, you are more left-brained. |
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