My spouse sent me this collection of psychopomp images the other day. It lists the various psychopomps by location and historical reference. The word “psychopomp” comes from the Ancient Greek psuchopompos meaning “guide of the souls.” According to most definitions, psychopomps are creatures, spirits, angels, or deities whose responsibility is to escort newly deceased souls … More Who’s Coming For You?
Q: What is it like for psychics (or other spiritual workers) to come across or “read” another spiritual worker? Is it easier or harder? Is the aura typically stronger? I find trying to read another energy worker the same as trying to read anyone else. Sometimes their energies clash with mine and I get nothing … More Reading Other Psychics
Q: If you can see people’s auras, can you describe a time when you saw something dark that frightened you? This occurred when I was young, naive, and terribly inexperienced. It was Friday and I was in school and (as always) I was aware of the noise and the colors of the auras from everyone … More Dark Auras And What They Can Mean
Communicating with people today reminds me of the “Do You Know What I Mean?” game played on the “Whose Line is it Anyway?” TV show. In the game, the comedians use everyday phrases or words but change the inflections of their voices to give the phrase or word a different connotation. For instance, they’re told … More Do You Know What I Mean?
Who and what are we? Are we just these forms that we see when we look in the mirror, or is there more to us than that? Have you ever wondered what makes us who and what we are? The video below might help you learn the answer. For more insights as to who … More Who, What, and Where?
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