The Curious Medium

I believe many people feel a profound sense of loss when a family member or friend dies. I offer a connection — an encounter between you and someone you love who has passed away.​ And a chance to question what death really is. As a child, my mother read books to me about near-death experiences. My grandmother told me about a friend who seemed to remember the past life of her deceased sister. My uncle shared stories about how the Sámi people could heal through their hands. These stories fascinated me and sparked my curiosity. I found myself drawn to questions about what happens after death and experiences that seem to lie beyond what we define as reality. At the same time, I noticed that I seemed to pick up on things other people did not always notice. I could sense when someone was sad, angry or uncomfortable, even when they said nothing. For a long time, I simply assumed that everyone experienced people in this way. ​ My curiosity never left me, but neither did my inner Thomas the Doubter. I continued to explore, question and search for answers. When I had my first reading with a medium, it was the specific details and strong evidence I received — things the medium could not reasonably have known beforehand — that amazed me. I was overwhelmed with joy when I realized I had made a loving connection with my grandmother, my grandfather and my aunt. That experience shaped the way I work today. I want my clients to experience that same sense of certainty through specific information I could not reasonably have known beforehand. ​ After being coached by an experienced medium and teacher, I realized that I, too, had the ability to connect. When I connect with someone who has passed away, specific names, personal details and memories are important. They help my clients recognize who is coming through and build trust in the experience. And when that recognition happens, the love flows — from the person who has passed away, through me, and to my client. It is a wonderful experience, one that can be deeply felt by the person sitting in front of me. My curiosity has also led me toward research, science and the questions surrounding consciousness. In Western society, we place great trust in science. Yet experiences involving mediumship, telepathy and near-death experiences are often dismissed as “fluffy” or unscientific. ​But what does science actually tell us today? Does what we learn from research align with what we are taught in school and hear in the media? Researchers have investigated these phenomena, along with remote viewing and other questions surrounding consciousness. In my blog, “Curiosity Killed the Cat…”, I will share what I discover along the way, pointing you toward the people, books and research that spark my curiosity, so you can explore them further for yourself. Alongside the research, I will also share some of my own experiences and observations, as well as the questions they have led me to ask. Question reality. Most of all — question what you have been taught. This is where curiosity begins.