C2C - Messages from Spirit - James Van Praagh

JesterTerrestrial · 05-20-2009, 02:23 AM

World renowned medium James Van Praagh discussed what the spirits of the dead have shared with him about the Other Side, and how we, the living, can benefit from their experiences. Most spirits have regrets about their lives and suggest that people deal with their issues while still on the earthly plane. The spirits say to be aware and mindful, and be conscious of what we create with our thoughts, words, and deeds, he detailed.

Addictions, for instance, if not dealt with, will become amplified in the spiritual dimension, and some earthbound spirits even haunt bars so they can overshadow drinkers, Van Praagh noted. He cited a case of 'unfinished business,' in which he communicated with a client's deceased uncle, whom the woman despised. The spirit revealed that he'd committed suicide over his abuse of her, and couldn't move on until she forgave him.

According to Van Praagh, death is a different state of consciousness, in which there is an opening of perception and a greater sense of wholeness and connection. He works with a set of spirit guides, such as a doctor, a nun, and an American Indian, who help bring through individual spirits, which can sometimes even be those of deceased pets and animals.

05-20-2009, 02:23 AM	#1
JesterTerrestrial Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Ontario, Earth, Milky Way, Love, Infinity x2 Posts: 5,267	C2C - Messages from Spirit - James Van Praagh World renowned medium James Van Praagh discussed what the spirits of the dead have shared with him about the Other Side, and how we, the living, can benefit from their experiences. Most spirits have regrets about their lives and suggest that people deal with their issues while still on the earthly plane. The spirits say to be aware and mindful, and be conscious of what we create with our thoughts, words, and deeds, he detailed. Addictions, for instance, if not dealt with, will become amplified in the spiritual dimension, and some earthbound spirits even haunt bars so they can overshadow drinkers, Van Praagh noted. He cited a case of 'unfinished business,' in which he communicated with a client's deceased uncle, whom the woman despised. The spirit revealed that he'd committed suicide over his abuse of her, and couldn't move on until she forgave him. According to Van Praagh, death is a different state of consciousness, in which there is an opening of perception and a greater sense of wholeness and connection. He works with a set of spirit guides, such as a doctor, a nun, and an American Indian, who help bring through individual spirits, which can sometimes even be those of deceased pets and animals.