Toronto Psychic Medium Carolyn Molnar answers the question, "Where have you been educated and where have you worked"?
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You're Never Too Young
Written by Carolyn
Friday, 05 November 2010
I was certainly surprised to learn that the young man who’d asked me
such an interesting question was only 17 years old. His curly auburn
hair hung down to his shoulders, and he wore the kind of tie-dyed
t-shirts I used to wear when I was 17. But his inquisitive brown eyes
were filled with wisdom, and when I looked at him, I felt I was gazing
into the spirit of an old soul. Our brief chat – and the wonderful
question he asked during our book launch event – was enough to give me
hope that, yes, there’s a new generation of lightworkers out there who
are eager to learn about how to spread love and hope, and fill the world
with a sense of wonder.
We were in Cleveland, Ohio, last month to visit my husband’s family and friends, and to promote our new book Compassionate Messenger: True Stories From A Psychic Medium. Every time I visit the States, Benjamin’s brother enjoys ribbing me about polar bear sightings in Toronto, and his sister likes to point out that the Columbus Blue Jackets have a better record than the Maple Leafs. Oh, well…
We had scheduled two book events, where Benjamin and I each read a chapter from Compassionate Messenger, take questions from the audience about mediumship and spirituality, and then deliver a few messages from spirit to people in the audience. I was happy to finally meet Neal Szpatura, one of Benjamin’s oldest friends, and a well-known shamanic practitioner and tarot card reader in Cleveland Heights. By the way, if you’re interested in tarot meditations, check out his blog at www.shamanspath.wordpress.com .
Our event at Mac’s Backs was held in the basement of the bookstore, and we managed to sandwich about 35 people between shelves filled with paperbacks – standing room only. After we opened the floor up for questions, we received the usual inquiries asking me how I got started in mediumship, do I believe protection is important, and how do I know when I’m really connecting with a spirit?
In the space of maybe 10 minutes, a young man sitting near the back of the room raised his hand, then put it down, looked at the floor for a few minutes, then raised his arm again. And then put it down again. The third time I saw his arm go up, I immediately went to him.
He spoke clearly and confidently, yet there was also a tentativeness in his voice. “Can a person be too young to decide if he wants to develop psychic abilities?” he asked. “Or do you have to wait ‘til you’re older?”
I had to smile. “You’re never too young to begin developing intuitive abilities,” I said, then told him about how I’d seen spirit lights when I was eight years old, and how I felt lucky to be born into a family who didn’t discourage interaction with spirit.My grandmother was the hairdresser of the medium who used to visit Prime Minister McKenzie King, a Prime Minister who was a Spiritualist, and when I was 19 my father introduced me to his psychic, Sadie, a medium who would become my mentor for the next two decades.
I turned to my husband and asked if he had anything to add. “I began reading tarot cards when I was 16,” Benjamin said. “I can’t remember now what drew me to them, but even as a child I was always fascinated by all kinds of cards.” And then he looked the young man in the eye. “And what do you mean by older, sonny?”
Everyone had a good laugh over that. Afterwards, the young man sought me out. Craig told me he was only 17 years old, and had had several experiences he couldn’t explain. But rather than be unnerved by them, he wanted to know more about the spirit world.
I encouraged Craig find a mentor, or join a meditation group or a developmental circle that had positive-thinking, like-minded individuals like him who would help him develop his gifts – gifts, incidentally, that we all have (but not all of us are aware of them).
I hope Craig finds his mentor or his group. I also hope Craig feels confident enough to explore his curiosity about psychic abilities, and that his parents are supportive of their son’s desire to pursue his burgeoning talents. If so, I congratulate his parents for being open enough to let Craig discover if being a lightworker is the path he’d like to walk. And if so… well, as they say, when the student is ready, the teacher will appear.
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