Professional Psychic, Channel, & Medium

Let’s pretend that humanity suddenly underwent a radical spiritual awakening and that each person experienced, directly and intensely, the effects of their words and actions on others. In this scenario there would be no escaping and no denial of the consequences of thoughtless and unkind ways of being. How would this immediate feedback change the course of history in our personal lives as well as in the world?

As a psychic I have had the opportunity to communicate with beings that have passed over.  They have shared with me that there is a life review process whereby a person experiences the consequences of their actions while on earth. For example, if they were violent with others they would experience that violence themselves. This sometimes painful life review is to help the person understand the effects of karma and their impact on themselves and others. Since “earth school” is an opportunity in learning to love unconditionally, an individual is given the chance to review where they chose to be judgmental, self-centered, or fear-based instead of loving.

People learn from both positive reinforcement and negative consequences. If a person knew how much joy a caring act created, they would perform more acts of kindness. On the other hand, if humans felt the pain wrought by selfish and thoughtless actions, perhaps they’d be deterred from committing these actions.  Maybe world leaders, feeling fully the pain inflicted by bombs and guns, would work more diligently for peace before declaring war.

I recently visited a friend who was exceedingly happy, saying that she was being nurtured by a wonderful new man in her life. She then said, “Oh, but, he’s married.”  My mind raced as I reminded myself that integrity is always “contextual”, meaning that what may be wrong in one instance may be right in another. Judgment from a soul level does not exist, but pain on the human level does. I remembered being on the other end of the stick and feeling betrayed in love.  I thought about how easily integrity is compromised by strong desire. The mind can think of many reasons why it is OK just this time to act out of alignment with the little voice within that guides us to choose pure love above all else. I learned long ago that it is not the act that matters as much as what the motivation is for the acts that we do.

Over the years I have been surprised to learn that even great spiritual teachers had committed acts that might be considered “out of integrity.”  I imagine these beings having evolved beyond fragile human desires, yet I realize that we are all walking a fine line between living a virtuous life and a life of fulfilling our ego’s desires of lust, greed, or power.

This inner voice of integrity is often ignored by getting caught up into group consciousness. Thus, as a society we have pornography that exploits children, corporate greed that robs us and politicians who betray the very principles they stand for while the individuals being hurt are forgotten.

To heal ourselves and the world we must remember that we are whole, complete, and perfect expressions of love and we do not need to compromise our integrity to get love, power, money or sex.  Let’s try to remember how to love ourselves and others unconditionally, bountifully, and brimming with integrity.