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Psychic Mediumship with Geoffrey Beitz

By now I have probably taken a dozen courses at psychic school . It never ceases to surprise me how fun and effective they are. Most of my lessons h ave so far have been on how to channel angels and spirit guides, but every now and then I take a break from the angels and try something different. The tutors have different styles as well, so mixing it up takes you out of your comfort zone. This summer I took a wonderful class with psychic medium Geoffrey Beitz , where we used different tools every week to unlock our intuition. Everything you can think of from flowers, to toys and oracle cards - even chairs ( psychometry ! )  You’d hold it, look at it or sit on it to get a message. In the other classes, we’ve worked with ribbons, melting wax, jewels and Christmas cards - the piece you’re drawn to has a message.  The only thing your intuition needs is a focus point and a moment of calm (as well as a good  opening up meditation ) to get going. So for e...

What is Trance Mediumship? Think Whoopi in Ghost...

There are perks to attending psychic and energy healing schools. One of my favorites is swapping sessions with my classmates. We like to meet for dinner at a particular friend's house and then give each other angel readings. It is fun. Our Christmas party this year was no exception.  We had a real treat when one of my classmates gave us a demonstration of trance-mediumship.  I had never seen a trance reading and was expecting it to be a little bit spooky. Not exactly. Our classmate's guide is a soft-spoken elder gentleman that comes across as being Asian. His presence is reassuring and the advice is practical. That said, there was a moment at the beginning of the session where a candle started flickering - you could say it threw sparks loudly.  So what is trance-mediumship?  Trance is similar to the last scene in the movie Ghost, where Patrick Swayze's character talks to his wife (Demi More) with Whoopi Goldberg's as an intermediary. Essentially he speaks th...

Healing Ancestral Lines with Mediumship and Reiki

A couple weeks ago I was feeling fearful about my future. The thing with fear is it is completely irrational. Some risks are meant to give us the jitters but if it's calculated risk, I think you make the decision and go for it. Don't look back. That is what I did when I decided to go part-time in September and then to leave my job at the end of January.  I also had a specific plan and it is on track: Publish my book on Self-Healing and Cancer. The writing, revising and editing are done! The cover design and pictures are in process. Next week I'll start on the layout design and then I am sending it off to Amazon to Kindle publish. =) I am going home to Mexico for 2 months in the summer to start writing book #2 and to promote this first one, which should help because I won't have to pay rent for a couple months.  In the meantime I have one-off Reiki Sessions, Angel Readings and my savings to pay the bills. In August I might take a part-time job or a healing jo...

So I'm going to be a medium?

I can't get away from talking to the departed, no matter how hard I try to ignore them. I'm a wimp when it comes to dealing with grieving people. It makes me really nervous - I’d rather just shut that door.     My only experience with mediumship has been nerve wrecking. I read for a woman in her 40's or 50’s, and when I saw a little girl in pigtails I thought it might be her daughter.  Thank God, the little girl was still alive and the message was about how to interact with her. The spirit gave me the little girl's name telepathically, and then flooded my mind with a series of crude images. Later, I talked through these with my readee and we interpreted the message together. It was an amazing experience, but I was sick for 2 days afterward because of my nerves. In the bottom of my heart I've known all along that I really want to do this again, if you're actually good at it, its something that can really comfort people. But the though of trying and failing sc...