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Comment on “Irish Catholic…” by Susan Inglis

Susan Inglis — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 00:10:11 +0000

Hi Molly, Since my beloved father past away last July, I’ve been struggling with my grief. Bereavement counseling was mentioned to me on many occasions, but I found some relief, however small, in writing to my Daddy in a journal. John even mentioned leaving a page blank to see if he writes me back. (he was trying to cheer me up). Since my fathers passing, we have lost 2 more from my family; my father’s sister and my God father, all in less than 8 months. Anyway, when my Dad was in his final days, he spoke to me and told me that he would always be right beside me. We had a very special bond, I guess you could say that we are kindred spirits. Molly, I believe in your gift and I see you will be in Canton, MA in June. I live in Norwood, the next town over. I would love to come to the yoga studio in June to meet with you. I believe that some time with you will help me tremendously in my grieving process over my beloved Daddy. I will keep a look out as the days get closer to June. Kelly, is having a baby shower Sun. June 3rd. Hopefully, your visit to Canton will not be on that day. God Bless You, Molly, you have no idea how much I miss the family even though I try to keep in touch. Take good care, Susan

Comment on “Irish Catholic…” by MollyPowers

MollyPowers — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 16:48:27 +0000

Andrea,
I appreciate your comment. I am very happy to know that I can bring that comfort to you.
Be well, Molly

Comment on “Irish Catholic…” by Andrea

Andrea — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 03:19:00 +0000

I am Catholic as well and have also had several readings with you. At times I would struggle with it, but ultimately, I had such peace and comfort after our readings.

Comment on “These dead people are killing me…” by Janice

Janice — Fri, 24 Feb 2012 04:55:18 +0000

Good blogging!

Comment on “What do dead people sound like?” by MollyPowers

MollyPowers — Fri, 24 Feb 2012 01:30:55 +0000

To answer your question, “What is the sound aspect and or quality of the voice that I hear?”. If the spirit were a male spirit, perhaps a Dad, I get the voice that is masculine and I will hear it either as a calm voice, an anxious voice or if the person died due to a breathing problem, like lung cancer, I will hear the voice as a whisper. Depending on the message that is being conveyed, the voice that I hear may change due to the the delivery of the message and what they want to share. Sometimes it sounds like they are shouting and they are repeating the same thing over and over because they really want to get the message delivered. I don’t actually hear the shouting I get the message as if the person is shouting. The voice or the sounds that I hear are connected to both who this person was and their personality when they were alive. This type of information allows the person receiving the message to know the person I am connecting with is present in the reading. The language is very simple and easy for me to understand. It is almost like a voice or idea that pops into my head although very detailed so the messages can be delivered clearly. Thanks for commenting on my blog post. I hope this was helpful.

Comment on “What do dead people sound like?” by Jim Moores

Jim Moores — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 17:39:39 +0000

Im curious about the “sound” aspect. The quality of the “voice”. Male, female, hoarse, whispered? Or is the voice more like an idea that pops into your head ie:, ” think I’ll have a cup of tea”. It’s an idea that has language which you listento and understand but it hasn’t any quality per se.