When I first started working as a reader, I focused on providing evidence of life after death by connecting with loved ones on the other side, who would send messages offering proof of their continued existence. It was wonderful to witness my clients receive meaningful, evidential messages. Each one carried healing, comfort, and reassurance. Clients would often leave feeling satisfied, thanking me for helping them rediscover their hope and faith. Their loved ones were not gone, but continuing to thrive in a world beyond our own.
Years later, I began to feel my work was shifting. Healing, on many different levels, had become the primary focus, while providing evidence of life after death was almost a by-product. Nearly everyone leaves behind unresolved issues that they would like to put right, even from the other side. We have all done things we regret, sometimes hurting someone who passed away before we had the opportunity to apologise. Equally, we may have been hurt by someone who has since passed, leaving us without the apology we so desperately wanted.
There are also those whose actions may have contributed to their own passing, those who lost their lives through tragic circumstances, and those whose deaths remain unexplained. Such situations can leave countless questions unanswered. Naturally, we all want to understand what happened and find some sense of closure.
Whenever I can provide answers, I see an enormous sense of relief in my clients. It is as though they are finally released from a long and exhausting maze of suffering, no longer carrying the emotional burden that has held them captive. To see someone find that freedom, sometimes after years of uncertainty and pain, is, to me, the greatest reward I could ever receive on Earth.
