05/09/2025
A sweet Mother’s Day group reading 💕
A few months ago a friend asked if I would come speak on grief and loss at the studio where she teaches Pilates and Barre. She mentioned that many people in a women’s group she runs were grieving mothers and grandmothers, and thought they really needed it.
I told her I’d accept donations for this but did not need to be paid, this would be a love offering to those attending her group. I also told her I’d like to stay anonymous until I arrived, to surprise them.
When I walked in yesterday, a few of the women recognized me and got really excited, which was so sweet! We went into a studio yoga room and all sat down together. After introducing myself I took us through a guided meditation to get them ready to receive. I’d told my friend that I wasn’t coming to do readings. But I also knew damn well that spirit wasn’t going to listen to me when given an opportunity to connect with loved ones. 😊🤍
As I spoke, I could feel several energies lining up and the familiar bubbling up of anxiety I get when I know I HAVE TO read for someone. And I also knew who I had with me first, because they’d come through to me earlier that morning.
“So y’all. I came here to take you through meditative grief work exercises, and speak on healing, but spirit has other ideas, as always. I felt a few females in spirit together this morning as I was drying my hair and I knew they were coming today. They showed me multiple cancer passings, one of breast/uterine. Who is this for? I also get lower, colon or pancreas.”
A young woman to my left began to cry. “My sister had uterine cancer,” she said. “She and my mom have both passed. My mom died from colon cancer.” I went on to read for her for a few minutes.
Suddenly I was drawn to the other side of the room. “This is an older female, a maternal figure. I’d put this as a grandmother.”
A young woman raised her hand to me, tears in her eyes.
I turned toward her and the energy present. “This is a grandmother who would be like a second mom to you. Very emotionally close. This is a maternal grandmother, your mom’s mom. She’s very close to her, also. She very proudly shows me three generations of girls, calls you “her girls.” Does that make sense to you?”
The young woman cried. “Yes, it does. All of it.”
“Ok, I’m with you, then.” I focused in and continued.
“She’s showing me difficulty with lower region; walking, pain. She says that your mom and you were her caregivers, and that she lived either with you or you with her. She also shows me she’s very independent and did not want to live together but she also gives such gratitude, because she couldn’t do it without you.”
“Yes,” responded the woman. “She had a colonoscopy bag, a catheter and used a walker. And we had to talk her into moving in with us, she didn’t want to! My mom and I took care of her.”
“She’s also showing me being very pious, religious. She likes my wooden rosary bracelet with the cross I’m wearing. She shows me Catholicism and hands you rosary beads. Do you have her rosary beads at home, or were you just holding them?”
“I have them under my pillow at home,” she responded.
“She says she prays without ceasing, covers the family in prayer, just as she did when she was here.”
“She shows me being with your grandfather,” I
said. The young woman responded that he is very sick.
“Ok. Sweetheart, I can sense him in both realms. One foot here, one foot there. I felt this a lot when I worked in hospice. I don’t predict death. That’s between a soul and God. Not my business. But I will say that he is in the final stretch. She says you know that, though.”
The young woman nodded, tears on her cheeks.
“She shows me sitting with him. Next to his hospital bed. He’s hospitalized, correct?” She nodded again. “He’s aware of her,” I said. “I don’t know if he has said that or not, but he is! She’s comforting him, and waiting to take him home with her.”
“You tell her that she and her mom don’t need to be sad,” her grandmother said gently. “We’ll all be together again further down the road. And when grandpa gets here, he and I are going to dance. Just like we did at our wedding.”
I ended up giving 4 readings, 3 from mothers to daughters and a granddaughter.