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Twig and Monarch is a wonderful story about courage, growth, pride, humility, sadness and coming of age. While you might consider it a children’s story that takes place in a forest near you, there are life lessons that even adults reading the story can relate to. Read a few pages and you’ll soon learn that our three main characters are more than just flora in the forest.
Have you ever felt that your loved ones in spirit are still with you? You’re right—they are! And not only are they here, but they’re also eager to connect with you.
Suzanne Giesemann, renowned medium and author of the book Mediumship, says the ability to communicate with your loved ones in spirit isn’t just possible; it’s your birthright!
Whether you're a professional medium, someone yearning to connect with those who’ve passed, or simply curious about the mysterious world of spirit communication, this dynamic and uplifting hour is for you!
During this hour, you’ll:
Understand Mediumship - Get answers to profound questions such as “What is the afterlife like?,” understand the importance of evidence in a reading, and learn to appreciate the healing power of mediumship.
Hear Sacred Stories - Expand your belief system with “no other explanation” moments of evidence from connecting across the veil.
Get Practical Tools - Walk away with actionable exercises that you can use again and again to connect with your loved ones in spirit.
Don’t miss this chance to deepen your understanding and connection with those who are no longer in physical form. Your loved ones are waiting—are you ready?
Suzanne Giesemann is a teacher of personal transformation and a renowned medium. She has been recognized on the Watkins’ list of the 100 Most Spiritually Influential Living People and is this year’s winner of Humanity’s Team Spiritual Leadership award. Suzanne is also a bestselling author and her latest book just released is MEDIUMSHIP: Sacred Communications with Loved Ones from Across the Veil.
Elsie Goodwin Gregory was born in Westbrook, ME in the year 1910. An accomplished pianist, as a teenager she played for the silent movies. She was influenced by her uncle, who was a courier for the Union army in the Civil War and her father who missed being drafted into WW I by one day.