Medium Jay Lane

Medium Jay Lane Professional Psychic Medium
Expanding awareness and consciousness in life and death. Jay also has a new podcast called "Laneway to Spirit".

Jay Lane is one of Canada’s most sought-after Psychic/Mediums, coaches, inspirational speakers, and educators for celebrity A-List clientele as well as individuals and companies from all over the world. Recently honoured with “Medium 2020”, a Spiritual Excellence Halo Award, recognizing her work within the spiritual community as a Medium, Jay is best known for her live shows, her most memorable tour with none other than the notorious James Van Praagh from California. Jay is also well known for business savvy in her field and produces her own Canadian events. She has hosted and been a guest on several TV shows including CNN Headline News, and is a recurring guest on SiriusXM radio. After releasing her first book in 2019, “Dying to Know: Answers on Death and the Afterlife”, Jay continues to write and vlog about these topics. She is currently writing her new book, "Connecting with Your Soulmate: Understanding Your Soul's Code". Website: https://mediumjaylane.com

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Jay's Private Facebook Group - My Infinity Family: https://facebook.com/groups/myinfinityfamily

When someone asks me to tell their loved one in spirit that they love them, I always begin with the same reassurance. Yo...
09/17/2025

When someone asks me to tell their loved one in spirit that they love them, I always begin with the same reassurance. Your words already travel there. Spirits hear us whether we speak out loud or hold the message quietly inside our heads. Love is not lost in silence; it is felt.

Think of the connection between you and your person as an invisible lifeline, a thread that pulls tight the moment you think of them. That immediate thought brings them nearer, like a current that closes the distance. They are not far away, they are close enough to notice when you call their name, feel your longing, and receive your love.

Spirits are, in a way, omnipresent. They can be in many places at once with a single thought. They live in a kind of dreamworld where intention shapes reality, and where ego does not interrupt the flow the way it does for us. Because they are free from that human self, their awareness is gentle, clear, and attuned to the hearts that hold them.

If you are worried that you must perform the right ritual, say the perfect words, or speak loudly to be heard, let that worry go. Speak simply, speak honestly, or think of them with love. That love crosses the invisible rope between you, and in my work, I watch it travel back and wrap around people in spirit like a warm, familiar blanket.

You are not alone, and neither are they. Love reaches, love is received, and the bond endures.

Jay Lane



What if the whisper you heard was a guiding voice from the beyond?Clairaudience isn't just hearing; it's listening to th...
09/17/2025

What if the whisper you heard was a guiding voice from the beyond?

Clairaudience isn't just hearing; it's listening to the spirits that guide us on our life's journey. Imagine receiving insights and guidance from loved ones who have passed, helping you navigate challenges with grace and understanding.

For those seeking closure or spiritual growth, hearing the voices of spirits can offer a profound sense of connection and peace. It's like having a trusted advisor by your side, leading you with wisdom from the other side.

Are you ready to listen to what the spirits have to say? Discover the power of clairaudience and let it guide your journey towards healing and personal growth.

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I’d be so honoured 🥰
09/17/2025

I’d be so honoured 🥰

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Such a great experience 🥰
09/17/2025

Such a great experience 🥰

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉Christopher Luke, Don Carriere, Kathy Hoa...
09/16/2025

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉

Christopher Luke, Don Carriere, Kathy Hoag, Susan Haley, Monique Proulx Edwards, Marjorie Harvey, Monique Anne Chenier, Julie-Anne Guy, Julie Lemire, Michele Duval Renaud

09/14/2025

It started as a small, ordinary moment — Brad and I curled up on the couch watching TV after a long day. A commercial came on and Brad blinked, nudged me and said, “Omg, Jay, doesn’t that guy look like Jesse?” For a second I laughed, the way you do when someone brings up a face from the past, but then a wave of certainty washed over me. It wasn’t just a resemblance. I knew, deep in my bones, that it was Jesse trying to get our attention.

We hadn’t seen Jesse in over seven years. He’d gone through some hard times and we’d lost touch. We’d tried reaching out before but without success, so the name landing in the room like that felt like a tap on the shoulder from across time. I didn’t want to worry Brad before I had any answers, so quietly I searched his name on my phone.

The search results came up and my breath caught — Jesse had passed away in June 2021. The words on the screen made my chest ache, but at the same time an overwhelming warmth poured over me. It was like being wrapped in his presence, gentle and unmistakable.

When I told Brad, he was as stunned as I was. There were tears, yes, but they were mixed with a strange relief and a smile that came from knowing we had been reached. The commercial, the timing, that sudden rush of love and warmth — it felt like Jesse’s way of saying hello, that he was okay and still connected to us.

It reminded us that grief and comfort often arrive together, that messages from those we love can come in the smallest, most ordinary packages.

We’ll miss Jesse, and we’ll grieve what we didn’t get to say in person, but we’re grateful for the visit. It was a beautiful reminder that the people we love don’t entirely leave us, they find ways to wave from the other side. Hold your people close, and listen for the little nudges — sometimes they’re louder than we expect. ✨❤️



Accepting people for who they are and what they look like is one of the greatest gifts we can offer each other. When we ...
09/13/2025

Accepting people for who they are and what they look like is one of the greatest gifts we can offer each other. When we judge, it often reflects our own insecurities or even learned behaviours that were never truly ours to begin with.

Before passing judgement, it’s important to pause and educate ourselves about what we don’t understand. What may appear as judgement can often be rooted in fear, and fear has a way of keeping us closed off from growth and connection.

The truth is, people who fear often judge what they don’t know or what they are not yet ready to face. Choosing acceptance over judgement allows us to move forward with kindness, compassion, and understanding — the foundation of a more loving world. ♥️✨



Ever wonder who’s your spirit guide?
09/13/2025

Ever wonder who’s your spirit guide?

Jay, Amber, and Liz talk about one of the top questions that get asked by their clients.

From my experience, those who pass through su***de often did not truly intend to die, but rather wanted the pain they we...
09/10/2025

From my experience, those who pass through su***de often did not truly intend to die, but rather wanted the pain they were carrying to stop. I do not believe this is part of the soul’s intended path, and it is never a punishment.

Each of us comes into this life with a purpose, with lessons to learn and experiences to grow from, both joyful and difficult. These experiences help us not only to strengthen our own spirit, but also to support others through their challenges.

Sometimes the hardest parts of life are the very ones that shape us into the people we are meant to become. Even painful relationships or struggles can hold meaning once we return to the other side, where we see the bigger picture of the soul’s journey.

When someone leaves too soon, their absence is deeply felt, not only by loved ones, but also within the greater plan their soul came here to fulfil. Every life touches others, and every connection has purpose, even if it is not always clear in the moment.

If you are struggling, please remember you are not alone, and your life carries meaning beyond what you may see today. Your presence matters, your experiences matter, and your journey is important to those who love you and to the greater path of your soul.

Please reach out to a trusted friend, counsellor, or support line if you need help, because you are not meant to walk this path alone.


✨ Ready to connect in person? ✨I’ve just opened a few spots for September 16th & 18th for private sessions with me at Ma...
09/09/2025

✨ Ready to connect in person? ✨
I’ve just opened a few spots for September 16th & 18th for private sessions with me at Mainline Crystals Sudbury. 🌿

If you’ve been waiting for the right time to sit with me and receive guidance, validation, or messages from your loved ones in Spirit—this is it! 💫

Spots are limited, so don’t wait too long to book yours. I can’t wait to see you in person and share this special experience. 💜

👉 Book here: https://mediumjaylane.com/services

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