Life and Death

Life and Death

During a reading

You may have already seen this, but I’ve been doing live readings at fairs and festivals lately. It’s totally my thing—it took some getting used to, but now that I’ve gotten the hang of it, there’s no stopping me!

Let me take you back to the fair a few Sundays ago. A woman who looked a bit older came walking up, and she was my first client of the day. It was going to be another special day, but of course I didn’t know that yet. I’ll come back to that later; first, let’s get to the consultation.

She didn’t understand her little dog. He was a sweet little white dog, and she’d had him for a while. But he barks a lot, and she doesn’t know what he’s trying to say.

Medium

I got to work! Right away, the little dog showed me a vision: he was staring intently at her, looking straight up, barking, and a man appeared behind her—that’s how he showed it to me. Everything inside me told me this was her husband, but I didn’t dare say it. I’ve had a few times during mediumship readings where the recipient didn’t understand me—didn’t understand the translation—which made me feel insecure.

Life and Death

How beautiful that life and death come together again like this! That there is unity once more, along with recognition, love, and comfort. I beat around the bush a bit and said to her, “He wants to tell you that there’s a man with you—a man who has passed away, a source of masculine energy. I can’t quite make out who he is, but he wants you to know this. It feels right, but you can’t see him, which is why he’s barking like that to let you know.” “That could be my late husband,” she said. How wonderful that it turned out to be true, and I felt the little dog sigh. Relief—that he was finally understood!

I’m really curious to know how things are going now, because he used to bark every evening. Maybe I’ll never know, but the dog is happy, the owner is happy, and I’m happy!

The same cards

She drew the porcupine card, which read: “Time for a fresh perspective!” Little did she know that this card would be drawn three more times that day, along with the frog card: “Clean up your mess!”

It was a special day, with the theme: time for a fresh perspective, wonderful conversations, lots of love for the animals—but also suffocating love. More on that in the next blog post!

Looking at the porcupine, what aspect of it do you want to take a fresh look at?

With love,

Priscilla

Life and Death

During a reading

Maybe you’ve already seen it, but these days I do live readings at fairs and festivals. It’s totally my thing—I had to get over my nerves at first, but now that I’ve found my rhythm, there’s no stopping me!

Let me take you back to a fair from a few Sundays ago. An older woman came walking up; she was my first client that day. It was going to be a special day, though of course I didn’t know that yet. I’ll come back to that later—first, the reading itself.

She didn’t understand her little dog. It was a sweet, small white dog she’d had for some time. But he barked a lot, and she didn’t know what he was trying to tell her.

Medium

I got to work! Right away, the dog showed me an image: he was looking straight up at her, barking, and behind her appeared a man—that’s how he showed it to me. Everything inside me told me this was her husband, but I didn’t dare say it. I’ve had a few mediumship readings where the person didn’t understand me, or the interpretation of what I saw, and that made me feel uncertain.

Life and Death

How beautiful it is when life and death meet again—when unity, recognition, love, and comfort return. I hesitated a little and told her, “He wants to tell you there’s a man with you—a male energy, someone who has passed away. I can’t see clearly who it is, but he wants you to know he’s here. It feels good, but you can’t see him, and that’s why the dog barks—to tell you this.”

“That could be my late husband,” she said. How wonderful that it was true—and I felt the little dog sigh with relief, finally understood!

I’m curious to know how things are going now, because the barking always happened in the evenings. Maybe I’ll never know, but the dog is happy, the owner is happy, and so am I!

The Same Cards

The card she drew was Porcupine, with the message: “Time for a fresh perspective!” Little did I know that the same card would be drawn three more times that day — along with Frog: Clean up your mess!

It really was a special day. The theme: time for a fresh perspective —filled with beautiful conversations, deep love for animals, and even suffocating love. More on that in my next blog!

Looking at the porcupine—where in your life could you use a fresh perspective?

With love,

Priscilla