Psychics in the mainstream

Ghosts and people who see them are becoming common, mainstream entertainment these days. We've always had the occasional movie like, "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir" and "Topper", "Sixth Sense" and "A Christmas Carol" but now we have prime time shows on almost every television station and they are based on real life stories of psychics and mediums. Channel 2 has James Van Praagh's, "The Ghost Whisperer". Channel 4 has Allison Dubois in "Medium". Court TV has the reality shows, "Psychic Detectives" and "Ghost Hunters". TNT has "Saving Grace". Lifetime has "Lisa Williams, Life Among the Dead." and this fall a new show on the Discovery Channel will feature psychic/medium Laurie Campbell in "Sensing Murder".

Everyday, all over the country and the world, there are healers and psychics and mediums working to help people recover from loss, trauma and illnesses. There are tens of thousands of us with a clear intention of assisting others on their path to recovery. My desire and intention, as a healer and teacher, is to assist people in recovering their peace, their passion, and their purpose.

As in every profession, there are the few spoiled apples who give us a bad name, but overall, the people I meet at retreats and conventions, are honest, intuitive talents with integrity and abilities that are sometimes astounding.

We all have the ability to see and feel energies, to communicate telepathically and to lay our hands on each other for healing. If you are reading this, you can do it. I'm hoping these television shows will open a door in the minds of the masses to bring out a desire to do exactly that, whether it is to heal a pet, a plant, a person or a lost soul. The Earth is waiting for us to wake up to our innate talents. Want to join the party?