There is a fine line between life and death; some call it the thin veil between two worlds. I call it home.
At times, I wonder which world I truly belong to. After years of connecting loved ones across the divide, I now have friends on both sides of life. I’ve never met most of them in person, here or beyond. Most of my clients find me online, yet our connections run deep. In many ways, I feel like a part of their families.
Clients come to me hoping to reconnect with specific loved ones who have passed. I never ask for details beforehand, so I never know what or who to expect. At the start of each session, unmistakable signs emerge, offering proof of connection. The reunion begins once my clients are assured their loved ones are present. Emotions often overflow, and I allow them time to process in silence. Most tears are those of joy, as the experience reassures them that their loved ones are not lost forever; they are still here, just in a different way.
My mission is to restore faith, dignity, and hope. There is no greater purpose than serving others, and I am grateful daily for my work.
