Q and A: Part 2

Answering unusual questions submitted by followers

Good news! I’ll be releasing a new book soon. Like… REALLY soon. I’ve been sitting on one that I finished late last year. The cover is being finalized right now, and it should be available for purchase next month as a paperback and e-book. It’s titled We’re All Just Doing Our Best. It’s a collection of awkward, silly, and thought-provoking memoirs. If you want to show some love, you can snag a copy when it’s released. And please check out my other books if you’re looking for something to read.

But enough with the shameless plugs, right? I’m here to answer some questions submitted by the wonderful folks over on my Facebook page (again.) People on there ask some intriguing questions that relate to all of us. So, now and then, I’ll pull a few from that hat and share some thoughts on the matter.

Eileen asked, “Do you think if you’re not meant to die in a car accident, your car will pass through another vehicle head-on? Or would you consider it a ghost vehicle?”

Anything is possible, Eileen. This matrix reality we call LIFE seems to be getting rather glitchy lately. Have you seen those videos of birds frozen in the sky with multiple witnesses capturing video of the spectacle? Sure, with AI, it’s hard to know what’s real anymore. But similar instances are reported so regularly worldwide that something is clearly amiss. So, a car disappearing through another vehicle? Why not? I’ve seen stranger things with my own two eyes. Truth be told, if you were in jeopardy of getting into a tragic car accident that was not part of your destiny, your spirit guides would typically have a little more foresight. They might subconsciously cause you to drive a different route to work, thereby avoiding the potential crash altogether. As far as ghost vehicles, though… I’ve got a doozy for you all that I’ll share closer to Halloween.

Amy had a great question. She asked, “Can the soul of someone in a coma reach out to you? Can their souls leave their bodies? Has this ever happened to you?”

Yes, Amy, if a person is in a coma, the soul can leave the body and communicate with someone else. We humans are comprised of a body, mind, and spirit. Most of the time, these three are conveniently located in the same place. But sometimes, things get a little wonky, and there can be a separation. I’ve personally lived through a near-death experience where my soul left my body and nearly crossed into the afterlife. In fact, it’s what jumpstarted my entire career as a psychic because, after that event, my intuition was heightened. A less dramatic example would be the times I’ve given a psychic reading to a non-verbal person. Sure, the individual was not in a coma, but they were cognitively limited and unable to communicate with others. On a soul level, I could still communicate with these people and relay information they were thinking/feeling. This is only possible because the soul can exist separately from the confines of the physical body.

Someone named Christina had a blockbuster of a question. She wants to know, “If we’re used to being a certain gender in past lifetimes and we come into this current life as the opposite sex, can that cause a person to feel like they’re in the wrong body? Does the same thing apply when it comes to ethnicity?”

This question is relevant now more than ever. As we enter an unprecedented age of spiritual enlightenment, gender barriers are breaking down. There are several reasons for this, some of which have past life implications. As for race and ethnicity, past lives seep into the present in ways that would make your head spin. There is much to unpack here, but I will say the following…