Answer: To date I’ve done more than 2,000 readings for my clients, and I’ve certainly had my fair share of interesting readings. Due to confidentiality, I’m not at liberty to discuss the specifics of readings I’ve done, but I can share the generalities.

One of the more intense readings I’ve done was for a client who said, as soon as we got on the phone, “You’ve got 30 minutes to convince me not to kill the local priest. Go.” I’m happy to report his guides were successful in helping him see why that was a bad idea. I go into every call without judgment, and I trust the guides will tell my client what they most need to know. That day that client heard what he needed to hear, and found another way to deal with a very emotionally charged situation.

One of the more novel readings I’ve done was for a man who wanted to interview a deceased person for a biography he was writing about that person. I really wasn’t sure I could do it. So I had to have the client ask questions only he knew the answer to so we could be sure I was properly connected to the real personality. Once we did that, he went ahead and asked the dead person to answer some questions for the biography. It was unreal, but enough validation came through for us both to trust the information that was coming through.

I read for people who are on the verge of suicide. Those calls have a certain urgency to them. I’ve had clients tell me that I’m the last phone call they will make before they end their lives. No pressure, right? But one really stands out for me. A gal called me from Asia. She was very matter of fact when she said, “This Friday I will end my life. I’ve made arrangements in my will and left money for my family to contact you when I’m gone. I just wanted to make you aware of this so when they contact you, you will know it’s for me.” I was really taken aback. No one has ever come to me so determined before. Definitely my most difficult case. I spent several sessions with that client helping her to understand that her life had value and getting her to talk to her family now while she was alive instead of later after death.

As for celebrities… I’ve read for some well known people. Authors, personal development experts, people on tv shows, CEOs, millionaires, and politicians. One of the more interesting readings was for the drummer of a well known rock band. He even asked me out on a date before the call was over. However there were certain things that came up in his reading that made me extremely reticent to even meet him in person.

People ask me if I’ve ever considered using my intuitive abilities to help the police find missing people. Yes! In fact, I have done this several times. I’m just sworn to secrecy and not allowed to discuss the details. The police apparently don’t like it if the public knows that they sometimes use psychics to solve cases. I have been successful to varying degrees in all the cases I’ve been consulted on. I have found dead bodies from hundreds of miles away, and helped detectives piece together a crime scene without ever stepping foot in the same city where the crime was committed. I’ve also helped the FBI piece together intel and help convict criminals in two very high profile cases. I’d love to do more of this work, but it’s hard to get into. Usually it’s the family that approaches me, not the authorities. It’s extremely rewarding though.

So there you have it. Just a day in the life of your average intuitive counselor. One of the reasons I now train others to become professional intuitives is because of all the good I know we can put into the world. If you are an intuitive, don’t be afraid of your abilities. Embrace them. Train yourself or train with me. Help others. It’s awesome!

Answer: While this may seem like a silly question, there is actually some truth to the notion that a photo can capture your soul. But probably not in the way these cultures are thinking.

At all times a person is broadcasting his energy. An intuitive person who knows how to tune in to another person’s broadcast can get information about the person. Energy contains information, and if you can receive it and translate it, you can know things about a person that they’ve never conveyed to you with word or deed.

When you take a picture of someone, you are taking a snapshot of their energy. A photo can be used as a tuning guide. It’s like someone saying, “This guy broadcasts on channel 101.7.” When I look at a photo, if I purposely open myself up to it, I can instantly receive a download of information about the person. Some of the information I can get from a photo includes financial situation, whether they are single or in a relationship, their level of self esteem, their connection to humanity, how well they express themselves to others, their level of connection with their own intuition, and how connected they feel to Source. And that’s just in the first 5 minutes. After that, I can use the energy in the photo to connect with their life story, so I can pick up details about their career field, accidents they had as a child, what kind of parental energy they were raised with, whether they are considering a career move and to what career, what their fears and worries are, what they struggle with, etc. Then I can tune in to their spirit guides to find out what they most need to know to help them on their path. That’s pretty much what happens when I do my intuitive readings.

So I would say that while a photo cannot capture your soul in the sense that you then no longer have a soul, a photo can capture your energy and transmit information about you to others. This is one way that a psychic detective can intuit the perpetrator of a crime by looking at mug shots of previous offenders, or by looking at photos of suspects.

So beware the camera if you are hiding something. A photo locks in your frequency and an intuitive can use it discern information about you. This doesn’t mean an intuitive can determine your deepest, darkest secret just from a photo. Things you shield and keep hidden will remain hidden. A photo is a window to your soul, but not a wide open door.