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It never fails to amaze me how spirit gets their messages through. If I’m in a group reading and spirit really pulls a rabbit out of the hat, you may hear me say, “I couldn’t make this shit up!” Which means it will probably end up in my book. Last Spring I read for a lady and it was a pretty good reading, when low and behold a spirit popped through that wasn’t in her family. He told her that he was her brother-in-law’s father and to tell him that he made it. He said it was real important that she tell him that he made it! Real important! She said she’d pass along the information and then her loved ones came back through with more validations for her. I didn’t have a clue to what the father meant. Maybe his family thought he was going to hell or something, I don’t know. Skip later in the summer when a man from three states up North came to see me. I asked him how did he hear about me and he said he’ll tell me after the reading. I brought his father through as well as other family members who told him stuff that knocked his socks off and that he didn’t think anyone else knew. The father went into great detail about the times he spent with his son, tiny details that made the reading that much better. The kind of stuff you wouldn’t put on the internet and that other family members wouldn’t know. Just the little stuff to give him concrete proof this is dad! It was a great reading and this guy had come from far away, so I asked again, “How did you hear about me?” Turns out the lady in the spring reading, did tell her brother-in-law and this was him. He was at his father’s death bed holding his hand before he died. He asked his dad is he believed in heaven. His dad replied that he didn’t know if there was a heaven or an afterlife. But he promised, that if there was, that somehow and someway he would find a way to get him a message. I couldn’t make this shit up! This spirit crossed heaven and three state lines to make sure his son knew there is a heaven and that he made it! When in doubt, ask for a sign! Peace, and Merry Christmas!