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A few weeks ago, I went to my primary care doctor for a nuisance of a cold, I couldn’t shake. My doctor took my blood pressure; it was 85 over 45 and he put me in the hospital right from his office.

It turned out that I was having a bout of severe anemia. I received three pints of blood, and a few more tests. After the eighth day I begged to go home. I will try to finish my testing at home; sometimes the hospital can bring you more down than what you are suffering from. I am not saying that hospitals are bad. They are the best place you can be when you need to be there. I felt I no longer needed to be there. I had meanwhile learned that anemia is not a disease in itself; it is a symptom of something else going wrong, and there are quite a few things that could be causing it. It is my prayer they soon find out why I have this, so I can work on feeling like my old self again! Read the rest of this entry »

Over the years several people have asked me if psychics are born, or if you can learn to be a psychic. In my opinion, the answer is that a person can fine tune psychic abilities by working hard both to learn and to understand what is being said, but in general, the abilities show up early in life and are either encouraged or squelched.

When a child is fortunate enough to have a parent or parents who are psychic, the child is vastly more likely to have a tendency to also be psychic and to gain parental approval for reporting what is seen. Children also have less ‘noise’ distracting them or social ‘filters’ repressing them. Therefore, children say what they see, without editing for acceptance. However, what they say may be very hard to understand. That is where ‘working hard’ comes in.  Children with psychic abilities typically lack the ability to easily translate what is seen or heard into a message that is easily understood by the person the message is intended for. That is where both maturing and training to enhance clairvoyant abilities begins. Read the rest of this entry »

Continued from: Paranormal Phenomenon In Chilliwack (Part 1) >>

As the days passed, my doubts in my own abilities rose rapidly.  I felt taunted, dull, depressed and in a constant place of anxiety.  As soon as I pulled into the driveway of the house I would kick into ‘fight or flight’ syndrome. I chose to fight.

I smudged, cleansed and sealed the house to no avail. In truth, ‘it’ became more aggressive each time I took a stand against it. The nights were always the worst, but it certainly didn’t stop it from getting our attention during daylight hours either. A few weeks after we moved in my parents called to let me know they were coming out for a visit.  I had just opened a high end clothing store that I was very excited about and they wanted to see what I had built. The timing, of course, could not have been worse. Read the rest of this entry »

Fear of anything you don’t understand is a natural response. It warms my heart when I tell people what I do for a living, and they do ask. But, my ultimate answer to anyone who’s just simply afraid to find out what may be in the cards for their future is that once you know what’s coming, you have the power to change it. For most, this is eases their mind, but for some it just confirms that their choices are their own responsibility.

This is going to sound terrible, but you’d be amazed of how many people prefer to have decisions made for them. There’s a strange peace, I guess, to being dictated to and not having to risk making mistakes. You know who I’m talking about: the ones who vote the way others do, or can’t explain why they believe something other than, “So and so said…” These people may not necessarily be happy, per se, but they have very different stress levels than those who are more independent. Knowledge is power. But, for some, knowledge is just, “interesting.” Read the rest of this entry »

I divide the different phases of psychic mediumship into two classes: mental and physical.

The outstanding mental phases are clairvoyance, clairsentience, clairaudience, psychometry, inspirational speaking and writing, and mental healing. The mental phases express more of the personality of the medium than the physical phases, as all thoughts come through the mind of the instrument.

The sending and receiving of thought vibrations by the human mind has long been an established fact. We know that thought vibrations sent out from the human brain take on form and persist in the ether after the individual sending them has forgotten all about them. Read the rest of this entry »

What is a psychic?

Webster defines a psychic as “one who exhibits extreme mental phenomena; pertaining to the human soul, spirit or mind; the science of the mind”.

People say:  fortune teller, guru, seer, mystic, sensitive, medium.

Dr. Rachel says:  I am a catalyst for self-healing and positive life changes.  I give my clients solutions to their issues, not just putting a band-aid on the matter.  My spiritual purpose in life is to bring the highest and purest truth possible to the conscious mind and to assist people in developing their own God given abilities to attain happiness, peace and harmony.

My life began as any other human being; but then I began to notice something about my perception of reality.  I recall telling my Mother at age 5 that I could ‘see’ air and colors swirling around people and objects.  My first vivid experience happened when I overslept for school.  I ‘heard’ a female voice whisper “Sylvia, it’s time to get up for school; you are late”.  Note:  it was not my Mother’s voice as she was downstairs in the kitchen.  I was so excited to tell the nun at school that my guardian angel talked to me.  She embarrassed me in front of my classmates and said I was ‘crazy and cuckoo’. Read the rest of this entry »

I struggled with whether or not write this blog article, since it’s not about rainbows and unicorns, nor is it a Hollywood version of ghosts, angels and demons. It’s the story of several paranormal experiences in the Chilliwack River Valley. I will also be bold and say that few people will ever have this type of encounter or experience. I am therefore not writing this to offend or challenge anyone’s belief system.

I have heard many interviews with well known paranormal investigators who insist they have been looking for real demons and have never encountered any. Every encounter could be “classified” as “debunked”, or acknowledged as a real haunting. They are open to the experience, but until then they don’t believe that these entities exist.

Fair enough and completely understood. I believe that light cannot exist without dark, and vice verse. Simply believing something does not exist doesn’t protect you from it either. Read the rest of this entry »