Grief and loss are universal, and among the most challenging life experiences to navigate. Loss leaves us wondering if our friends and family are okay. But what if one of the most powerful tools for moving through grief is hearing from loved ones on the other side?

 
In this deeply personal episode of Unpacking Possibility, host Traci Stein once again explores the phenomenon of mediumship. She describes early research illustrating just how common after death communications are and how healing they can be. Traci also opens up about a story she's never shared publicly: a 40-year-old wound that was unexpectedly healed during a recent session with a medium who knew nothing about her.

The remainder of the episode is an encore of Traci’s interview with Scott Allan, the “Boston Medium” and author of In the Presence of Light: A Funeral Director's Journey from Mourning to Mediumship. 
Together, Tracy and Scott explore:

• What evidential mediumship is and how it differs from psychic work
• Why grief can block communication from our loved ones — and what to do about it
• The unforgettable "fender bender boat" and secret service agent readings
• Why mediums work for the spirits, not for the sitters
• How a reading once stopped someone from ending their life
• The surprising overlap between the funeral profession and mediumship
• How to receive signs from loved ones — and why you can't dictate the form they take

Whether you're a skeptic, simply curious, or someone carrying unresolved grief, this episode offers a perspective on loss, love, and consciousness that might change the way you see what comes next. 
Scott's book: In the Presence of Light
 
Find Scott at: mediumscottallan.com
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Special thanks to medium Gisele Terry for her profoundly healing reading.
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*Please note: this episode contains an anecdote that references suicide.