An experiential project with spirits from the past
I always analyze and assess the information I pick up when doing location mediumship. I do not analyze the information during a reading, as this would interfere with my spirit communication and energy impressions. But after a reading, I critically look at what information came through? How did it come through? What techniques did I... Continue Reading →
I had just started walking with the crowd into the Pacific Peoples exhibit at the Museum of Natural History in New York City when I suddenly started feeling intense lower jaw pain. I described it to my husband as feeling like my jaw was literally being ripped from my skull. I knew this wasn't my... Continue Reading →
As a medium with an interest in history, museums are goldmines because they are filled with historical items! These items are each hand picked to specifically remember an event, a person, a place, or an idea. What I do with mediumship at museums is I use an object or artifact as a trigger to bridge... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/gMOVmZQJmL8 Hear about the timeline of the mill from 1750 to today and hear more about Milltown! Meet the Cooper Family who built the stone grist mill including General Nathan A Cooper and Abram W Cooper. I also find a local women who could be the Women Serving at this location! Please share any additional... Continue Reading →
This term has been on my mind for awhile, because as a medium who focuses on locations, what does genius loci mean to me? Traditionally, genius loci, is the idea from Roman classical religion to refer to the protective spirit or presiding god of a place. These spirits were often prayed to and given offerings... Continue Reading →
When I am reading the energy of a location to pick up the history, story, and individuals associated with it, I use a method I call Location Psychometry. To perform location psychometry I use three different energetic techniques: Psychic ReadingMediumshipRemote Viewing Remote viewing is a psychic skill where you "view" in your mind, mostly using... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/8z6ct8yikJk This historic Gristmill has been a landmark in Chester, NJ for decades. Meet an old man with suspenders and a cane who managed and worked in the mill and a women who greets visitors. Also, I talk about renovations, how the place used to look in the past, and we investigate the tunnel under... Continue Reading →
Every location or place on this Earth has a story to tell. From the rock on the side of a trail, to the kitchen in your home, to a medieval castle in England. Each location has a story to tell. Often many many layers of stories. They tell and record their stories through energetic imprints... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/DkS0nJ2HcIg This one was a LONG one in the making. It was because the town is one of the oldest in the state and there is just SO much history that happened here it took me a long time to comb through. Especially the information about the Revolutionary War and the Battle of Bound Brook... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/vYUQ8q0fwEw So exited to share all that we learned about this adorable historic town in relation to our Walkthrough! Not much has changed in the way of architechture and much of the town is unchanged since the 1870s! Meet a Lenape Native American, Robert "Underwire" Craig, Native American Caves on Hell Mountain and the White... Continue Reading →
