From the Mouths of Mediums Vol. 1: Experiencing Communication (From the Mouths of Mediums: Conversations with Windbridge Certified Research Mediums)

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About From The Mouths Of Mediums Vol. 1: Experiencing

Mediums who contributed to Vol. 1: Experiencing Communication: Ankhasha Amenti, Traci Bray, Dave Campbell, Carrie D. Cox, Joanne Gerber, Daria Justyn, Nancy Marlowe, Sarah McLean, Tracy Lee Nash, Troy Parkinson, Ginger Quinlan, Eliza Rey, and Kim Russo (The Happy Medium)What’s it like to be a medium? How can you have similar experiences? This collection includes candid reports from 13 Windbridge Certified Research Mediums who have demonstrated their abilities under controlled laboratory conditions. In this volume, the mediums discuss how they experience communication from the deceased; what suggestions they have for people interested in experiencing communication on their own; and why it might be that someone has not heard from their loved one. They also share some extraordinary examples of communication experienced by their clients as well as their own personal stories of connection. Though their discussions are framed by scientist and non-medium Julie Beischel, PhD, these are their own experiences in their own words free from the assumptions and judgments of the current scientific paradigm. Praise for Vol. 1 of From the Mouths of Mediums...“Vol. 1 of From the Mouths of Mediums is destined to become an indispensable toolkit for anyone planning on visiting a medium or for anyone wanting to become one. It’s chock full of ‘behind-the-scenes’ insight and practical advice that helps the reader go deeper into the psyche of those who communicate with the dead. Julie Beischel delivers a metaphysical knockout without pulling any punches. Can’t wait for the next volumes to materialize.” --Marcel Cairo, medium and researcher “Highly informative and deeply provocative for both the experienced and inexperienced, this inspirational and comforting book demonstrates that mediums are just people, too, and not the oft-portrayed unrealistic versions seen in various media.” --August Goforth, psychotherapist, medium, and c