I used to be one of the biggest skeptics, especially when it came to medium work.

Five years ago, before I really dove into the world of spirituality and before I really started to explore my gifts and talents I had my very first Psychic Reading.  My very first!  I was getting married and for part of my bachelorette party we had a very talented Psychic, and now good friend of mine, Tamara Hawk come to my home to give us readings.  This was the first time I had met Tamara or any psychic really.  I remember being so nervous and sitting there thinking to myself…”is this really for real??”

One of the things she told me, which I will never forget was, “You need to figure out who you really are…” At the time I was thinking to myself…uh, sure…I know who I am…what the hell is she talking about?  Fast forward 5 years later and I really laugh at that now.  I had NO idea who I was back then, really.  I mean sure, I had bouts of great advice for people that came out of no where, but I had no idea what that really meant.

I didn’t see ghosts back then and I found it really hard to believe that such a thing really existed.  She had also told me that my grandfather was around me back then, but I didn’t believe her for some reason.  Again, fast forward 5 years later and I have no doubt in my mind that ghosts exist or that I can actually see them.  Not only do I see my grandfather around me, I see many other spirits for clients.  I love that I am able to bring closure for people here as well as for the spirits.

Until recently, I found myself even being skeptical of the healing work I do.  I would think to myself, does this stuff really work?  Does it do anything for people?  I was even skeptical of my own story!  Was is because of the energy work I had done that really helped me transform into who I was today?

Of course it was.  I have no shadow of a doubt that without any of the energy work I had done or learned, I would not be where I am today.  Energy work is paramount in healing, physically, emotionally, mentally, spiritually.  It is especially effective when you commit to having it done or doing it on yourself, on a regular basis.  I think this is really key to help with any transformation.  I see the change in some of my regular clients.  They tell me how things are different.  Sure, a skeptic can chalk it up to coincidence or chance.  It isn’t though.

How can I prove it?  Where is the tangible evidence?  I can’t.  The only evidence I could give is through stories of experiences.  From myself, from clients, from others.  I can say, that there are just too many “coincidences” for them to be just that, in my opinion.  In any of the work I do.

I have to say, trusting in it (any of it) being truly real, was one of the hardest things I had to learn.  But I do now.  I trust that it is real, to the very depths of my soul.

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