How do I receive information from the spiritual world?
I receive information in various ways:
- pictures
- sound
- smell
- feeling
- color
I receive information in the form of images, also known as pictures.
What does that look like?
I’ll explain it to you…
Now, if I say, “Think of a beautiful beach, somewhere in the Caribbean, with a gorgeous azure-blue sea.” I bet you can picture that right now, in your mind. That’s how I receive these images, too. Nothing more than that. Since they work with these images, you have to carry a big picture book around in your mind. Spirits who, for example, were chemists and want to show me something that represents their profession won’t be able to do that very easily with me, because I haven’t seen as much of the world of chemistry as they have. But if I receive an image of an airplane, that can have so many meanings. Such as: did she work there, did she travel a lot, did she die in a plane crash, was she someone who fled, etc., etc.
So for me, too, it’s often a process of figuring out the right meaning behind the image, which is why practicing is so important to me right now.
Why do they communicate this way instead of making it easier for us? Because, of course, they’re on a completely different level than we are and have fewer means of communication at their disposal than we do, so communication is limited.
We’ve been working on our lessons for a while now, and they involve a lot of practice—filling your “picture book” with the correct meanings.
And during the lessons, there’s always a really beautiful connection that comes through. That was the case last week, too.
We had two mystery guests come visit us (real people in this case, haha).
They had been invited by our course instructor, and we were supposed to make contact with them. This takes the form of a “demonstration.”
All the students, in this case, sit in a row, forming a sort of audience, and the medium whose turn it is at that moment stands in front of them.
I’m asking a spirit to make contact with me, and this spirit could be one of the people in the audience. So the question is, who is it for? That’s why I need to make sure the information I receive and pass on is very specific, so that someone knows exactly who it’s about.
I saw a young woman with blonde hair, between the ages of 20 and 40.
Estimating age can be a bit tricky, since we see them at an age when they want to show themselves to us, but it could also be the age at which they passed away, so that makes it difficult to specify an age.
This young woman left behind two small children; I see a family photo of her with a man and two children (which she shows me). I also immediately got the feeling that she had been taken from life quite abruptly.
We always have to check whether the information we receive matches the recipient, and right away I had a match!
One of the people in the audience knew immediately who it was.
I shared a little more information, and then I was played the song “Leef” by Andre Hazes.
I immediately burst into tears. I never cry, so this was something very special for me. I could hardly get a word out and just kept crying.
Through my tears, I told the recipient that her message to him was: “Live as if it were your last day.”
“She certainly wasn’t able to do that,” said the recipient; the message had a very powerful impact on him.
A little while later, the instructor came up to me and asked, “Was that your sadness?” I said no, because I never cry. “No,” she said, “that makes sense, because it was her sadness that you felt and had to convey.”
Wow, I really was a great conduit for a moment.
I’m so glad I was able to make this connection and help both the recipient and the spirit.
