Not everything that comes through during a session is necessarily intended for my client. Sometimes, the other side shares information meant for a third party, someone familiar to my client. In some cases, the message may even be intended for someone beyond their immediate circle.

I used to find it awkward to relay messages to clients who had no idea what the information meant and insisted that none of it made sense to them. However, my heart tells me that if information is being conveyed, it has a purpose. I therefore encourage them to keep an open mind. More often than not, they later confirm the messages weren’t meant for them but for a friend or family member, and they pass on the information and the gratitude expressed on that person’s behalf.

What amazes me is how someone on the other side could know that I would be meeting with a particular person who happens to be connected to someone they wish to contact. Do they know in advance that a session is scheduled and seize the opportunity to convey their message? Or do they somehow stumble upon a session already in progress? I find it difficult to believe that these encounters are random or merely coincidental, especially when the messages are so specific and clearly intended for particular individuals.

I have experienced many such situations during my sessions, and I am grateful to my clients for their patience, understanding, and willingness to help. Above all, I am truly delighted whenever loved ones on the other side find a way to connect with those they have left behind, whether directly or through someone else.

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