Voices in my head.
I often get the question, Have you always been a medium?
Psychic? The answer is I don’t know. Because I have always had this
conversation going on. I just thought it was my imagination I guess. I thought
everyone had this constant dialogue with what I thought was those two little
men sitting on each shoulder. Like in the old cartoons….. If you see me talking to myself, I’m not.
As I got older, I tended to use them to make decisions, not that
I listened very well in my teenage years. But I can remember sitting and
listening to the back and forth discussion about the pros and cons of
situations. I always felt like I was a little girl sitting at her grandfather’s
feet while he bantered with his old friends. Sitting on a long white porch with
the breeze through my hair smelling the grass, water and flowers. You mean
everyone does not hear this conversation?
Life has had some very hard events for me. I wonder if I had
learned to trust the voices how would my life be different? We can’t live in
the what if’s though. Learning was part of my path, the path I now share with
anyone that needs assistance with a message and/or trusting their own inner voice.
I think back to situations in my life and I am literally
sickened by the realization If I had just stopped and listened. Maybe things
would have gone in such a better way. My whole life would be so different.
Even after I found myself in the presence of others with
“true” gifts. You see I just had voices. It was in 2009 I think when I finally
started to listen. Not trust but listen. Then a few years later I was told the
voices were real. And given so many ways to figure out how to them. I even
started doing readings for others, first with cards, then by just the energy.
It was always quite interesting how accurate I was. I often stunned myself. But
I also found myself not giving all the information to the clients that came to
me. That bothered me. I finally realized that if they had the courage to ask
the questions, they had the strength to hear the answer. But bouncing around a parent’s
question about the last minutes of a child’s life is extremely hard. Answering
a young adult’s question about the death of their friend, not easy.
So why do I do it then? Because it is what I can do to
assist in making someone’s life a bit more understandable. To help anyone that
may be wondering. The one thing I am positive about is that the dying process
is not painful. Why am I telling you this? Because that is the main question
people want to know is, did my loved one suffer? If that is why you are
considering an appointment with a Medium, I can guarantee that they had Angels
around them and the transition was not only not painful but a joyous
experience. If you need more information or just want to chat with your loved
one you can make that appointment but be aware you may not get the answers you
expect. You will most likely get the information you need to hear.
If you have a question, I do offer online readings contact
me via my email. annshacar@gmail.com for
more info or to ask me any questions about sessions or classes.
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