Toronto Psychic Medium Carolyn Molnar answers the question, "Why do you practice spiritualism"?
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Being Human
Written by Carolyn
Wednesday, 03 September 2008
Hello again, my friends! Where has the summer gone? Since my last bit
of musing here, I’ve been quite busy. I visited Lily Dale three times
and was a featured medium on Canadian Weekend, served spirit at several
Toronto churches, taught workshops on intuition and psychic development
in Toronto and in New York, was named the Canadian correspondent for Psychic News
(a Spiritualist newspaper published in England), argued election
politics – both Canadian (Harper vs. Dion) and American (Hillary vs.
the world) – seen two children off to college and university, and
valiantly tended rose bushes that, at times, seemed more temperamental
than a bunch of unhappy cats.
As I walked down the aisle to deliver messages and serve Spirit last week at Inspiration Stump at Lily Dale, New York, I recalled my husband’s definition of public mediumship at Lily Dale: “Three seconds of terror, followed by ten minutes of bliss.”
No matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t give the young woman a public
message. And yet, deep down, Spirit was telling me not to leave this
woman alone. And, later, after I finally talked with her, I understand
why it seemed like an invisible wall was surrounding her.
This website is dedicated to the life and work of my mentor, Reverend Sadie Nickerson.
It is hoped this website will easily explain some of my work and make the understanding of it more accessible to everyone.
Comments and questions are always welcomed! All information found here has been written by me, and I welcome your input and feedback!
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"Each time you are honest and conduct yourself with honesty, a success force will drive you toward greater success. Each time you lie, even with a little white lie, there are strong forces pushing you toward failure." -Joseph Sugarman
