Lisa Wilcoxson: “Love. Never. Dies. Neither Do We. I’ve Been Shown.” Lisa’s Inspirational Guidance And Connection Has Helped Bereaved People Across The Globe.

Lisa Wilcoxson is a spiritual evidential medium, a psychic, a mystic, and a mentor. As a tested and certified medium who is a recommended provider for Helping Parents Heal, she is renowned for delivering detailed evidence and stunning connection in readings. She compassionately provides undeniable proof that the bonds of love are unbreakable, there is no death, and our lives are forever intertwined. With both of her children in spirit, Lisa has overcome great personal trauma. Her mindful and inspirational guidance and connection have helped bereaved people across the globe. And she also dedicates much of her time to Helping Parents Heal as an affiliate leader for two groups. One dedicated to parents whose special needs children have crossed, and one for parents who have lost all or their only child. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL HEAR ABOUT THINGS LIKE: Lisa’s connection with spirit as a child Losing her two sons and her mother appearing to her in a closet three days before her second son transcended Lisa’s eye-opening experience at a grief retreat Communicating with deceased loved ones What is a mystic and how do you become a certified medium? Some miraculous validations of the afterlife Lisa received Lisa’s wisdom and insights about grief and the afterlife Lisa’s gallery readings for Helping Parents Heal Psychic versus medium Lisa’s tip for finding joy in life SOME QUESTIONS IRENE ASKS LISA: Would you tell us about your eye-opening experience at a grief retreat in a Dao Buddhist Center when you were awakened by a young girl dancing at the foot of your bed? Can you explain how you communicate with these deceased loved ones and these children? What do you do to become a certified medium? What does a mystic believe? What makes you a mystic? Is there any wisdom you'd like to share with us about grief and the afterlife? Do you do both psychic information and mediumship information together or do you separate them? What is the difference?