Psychic Stew with Dawn Carr, C.Ht.

Change Your Future When You Leave the Past Behind

Fri, 17 Jul 2026 00:10:14 GMT

There comes a moment in nearly every person's life when they look back and whisper the same two words: If only .

If only I had said yes. If only I had walked away sooner. If only I had spoken up. If only I had listened. If only I had believed in myself.

Those two little words have the power to keep us anchored to yesterday. They invite us into endless imaginary conversations, rewritten endings, and alternate timelines that exist only in our minds. We replay old memories as though watching the same movie over and over again, hoping that somehow the ending will magically change, but it never does because the past is complete. Every conversation has already been spoken. Every decision has already been made. Every opportunity either came or it didn't. Time has quietly closed the chapter.

That realization can feel painful at first, yet hidden i nside it is one of the most liberating truths we will ever discover:

We can't change the past. We can only change the future. That isn't giving up. It's taking our power back.

The Past Is a Teacher, Not a Prison

Imagine driving your car while staring only into the rearview mirror. You might travel a short distance, but eventually you'll drift into another lane, miss your turn, or crash into something directly in front of you.

The rearview mirror serves an important purpose. It helps us understand where we've been. It was never designed to tell us where we're going. Life works much the same way.

Our memories help us gather wisdom. They remind us of lessons we've learned, people we've loved, mistakes we've survived, and victories we've earned. But memories were never meant to become permanent residences. Too often, people build emotional homes in places they were only meant to visit.

We All Carry Stories

Every person you meet carries invisible stories. Some grew up feeling unseen. Some experienced heartbreak that changed them forever. Others carry grief that quietly visits them every birthday, holiday, or anniversary. Some people made choices they deeply regret. Others never had the opportunity they desperately wanted.

Life doesn't hand out identical journeys, yet nearly everyone has something they wish had happened differently. What separates people isn't whether they have painful memories, it's what they decide to do with them. Some allow yesterday to become their identity. Others allow yesterday to become their education. That single choice changes everything.

A Story About Two Gardens

An elderly gardener once shared a beautiful lesson with a young neighbor.

The younger man had recently gone through a difficult divorce and couldn't stop talking about everything that had gone wrong. Every afternoon he repeated the same stories. The same regrets. The same disappointments. The old gardener listened patiently.

One morning he invited the young man into his backyard.

Two gardens stood side-by-side. One overflowed with colorful flowers, fresh herbs, butterflies, and hummingbirds. The other was filled with weeds.

"Which garden do you think receives most of my attention? " the gardener asked.

" The beautiful one, " the young man answered.

The gardener smiled.

"No," he said. "The beautiful one exists because I spent years tending it. The weed filled one appeared all by itself. "

He handed the younger man a small shovel. " Our minds are much the same. If we spend every day watering regret, resentment, guilt, and fear, they grow effortlessly. Hope, forgiveness, confidence, gratitude, and joy require intentional care. The past often becomes the weeds. The future becomes the garden we choose to cultivate. "

Looking Through a Different Lens

Two people can experience nearly identical hardships and emerge with completely different outlooks.

One says: " Life ruined me. "

The other says: " Life taught me. "

Neither statement erases the pain, but each creates a very different future. It's all in their own perspective, and perspective doesn't rewrite history, it reshapes tomorrow. With tomorrow in mind, we have time to create change, rather than dwell on the past.

The Weight of Regret

Regret can be an excellent teacher. It reminds us of our values. It points toward the person we hoped to become. It shows us where our hearts were trying to lead us. But regret loses its usefulness when it becomes permanent punishment.

Regret is like carrying a backpack full of rocks. Each rock represents a moment in our past that we wish we could change. As time goes by, more regret rocks get added until the backpack becomes so heavy that walking forward feels impossible.

The interesting thing is that no one else placed those rocks there. We continue carrying them because psychologically, we believe that we deserve to carry the weight of our past.

What if we don't deserve it? What if learning the lesson was enough?

I can't change the past, but I can change the future. Those words have extraordinary power.

" I can't change the past ." That sentence acknowledges reality.

" I can change the future ." That sentence creates possibility.

Together they form one of the healthiest perspectives we can adopt. Notice what these words don't say. They don't deny pain. They don't ignore consequences. They don't pretend difficult experiences never happened. Instead, they recognize something deeply empowering: your next decision still belongs to you.

The Power of Forgiveness

Forgiveness is one of the most misunderstood gifts we can give ourselves.

Many people believe forgiveness means approving harmful behavior. It doesn't. Others believe it means forgetting. It doesn't. Forgiveness means choosing not to let yesterday's noise steal today's peace. Leave the noise in the past.

Picture this: one person holding a burning coal because they're waiting for another person to feel the pain. The only person getting burned is the one refusing to let go.

Self-forgiveness can be especially difficult because we replay old mistakes repeatedly, convinced that continued guilt somehow balances the scales. But endless self-condemnation doesn't improve yesterday, it damages today. Growth happens when we honestly acknowledge our mistakes, learn from them, make amends whenever possible, and then continue walking forward.

The Ripple Effect of Small Choices

People often imagine that changing the future requires enormous action. Sometimes it does. Most often it doesn't.

Our futures are often shaped by small decisions that are repeated consistently, like choosing kindness instead of criticism; making one healthy meal; taking one walk; saving twenty dollars; making one difficult phone call; offering one sincere apology; saying thank you ; saying I'm proud of you ; saying I forgive you . Each step is you choosing your future instead of your past. You're choosing to begin again.

Tiny moments rarely look life-changing while they're happening, yet years later they become turning points.

A single conversation introduces lifelong friends.
One class begins a new career.
An act of courage changes an entire family tree.

The future often arrives disguised as ordinary choices.

The Beautiful Strength of Beginning Again

Nature offers wonderful reminders that life constantly renews itself. Every winter eventually gives way to spring. Trees that looked lifeless suddenly bloom. Seeds buried in darkness quietly push toward sunlight. The sunrise never asks whether yesterday was successful, it simply rises again.

Human beings have that same remarkable ability.

People return to school in their sixties.
Businesses begin after retirement.
Friendships heal after years apart.
Families rebuild trust.
Artists create masterpieces.

Lives transform because someone decided that today deserved another chance. Beginning again isn't a sign of failure. It's one of the greatest expressions of hope.

Believe in Your Purpose

Sometimes life closes doors we desperately wanted to keep open. These endings hurt because these things mattered. Instead of getting lost in the pain of everything, use the new space that has been created from this ending and create something else that matters. We may not have been able to choose how things ended, but we still get to choose what happens next.

Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard famously observed that life can only be understood backward, but it must be lived forward.

Looking backward helps us understand, while looking forward helps us grow. Both have their place. Problems arise only when we confuse one for the other. Understanding yesterday is valuable, but living there is not.

None of us can rewrite yesterday's pages, but every morning life quietly places a blank page in your hands. What happens next is still unwritten because the future is yours to create. ✨

Originally posted on PsychicStew.com on July 16, 2026.

In The Next Room...A New Take On Grief

Wed, 15 Jul 2026 13:52:46 GMT

Think back to when you were a child. It's late at night, the lights are off and you're half asleep. Through the wall you can hear the murmur of your parents talking. You hear the clink of a dish in the sink, a low laugh, and the hum of the television telling tales to the nighttime air. You couldn't see them. You couldn't reach out and touch them. But you weren't afraid because you knew exactly where they were. They were on the other side of the wall, in the next room.

That weightless, safe feeling of childhood is the closest thing that I can relate to you about feeling at peace with grief.

When someone is really grieving, the kind of grief that hollows a person out, I don't reach for theology or religious thought. I reach for the memories in the back of their mind. " Think of them as being in the next room. "

It's such a small sentence, but watch what it does to a person's face. There's a pause. You can almost see the thought traveling to a place where it's never been allowed to go before. If they're simply in the next room, then I don't have to grieve them as if they've vanished. They still exist. They're just nearby. Then something remarkable happens. Something, somewhere in their body, not just in their mind, exhales. The stress and anxiety from grief starts to subside as they wrap their minds around the weightless safety of childhood. Everyone has that safe feeling somewhere deep inside. You just have to find it and bring it back into your life.

Here's the quiet problem with grief and physical death: people often disagree on what comes after it and that uncertainty creates its own kind of loneliness. Grief already feels like a canyon. Not knowing where your person went just makes the canyon wider.

But a room is a room. Everybody understands a room.

If you say they're just upstairs, something settles. If you say they're just down the hall, the distance stops feeling infinite. It's not about pinpointing heaven on a map. It's about shrinking the unbearable down to something the size of a house. Something with doors. Something you could, in theory, walk to.

Grief is a vast separation we're never quite ready to accept, but the idea of the next room doesn't ask you to accept it all at once. It just slides something warm into your mind. A door that's slightly ajar. The sense that a conversation could still happen, that you could still talk to them because they haven't really gone away. They've only gone a few steps further than you're currently allowed to go.

Try it. Next time the sadness comes in heavy, don't let the feeling weigh you down. Instead, picture yourself safe and sound in a cozy room resting on a comfy couch. Let your mind sit with this image instead of your loved one's absence. Never underestimate the power of your own words and how they can shape the size of your grief. The more deliberately you practice seeing it this way, the more that image stops being a coping mechanism and starts being something closer to belief. Comfort often begins as something we need to convince ourselves to feel before it becomes something that we just simply do.

The next time you feel that your loss is too big to hold, picture this instead: Somewhere close, somewhere warm, your loved one is nearby with the light still on under the door...in the next room. ✨

Originally posted on PsychicStew.com on July 14, 2026.

How To Be More Psychic!

Wed, 08 Jul 2026 14:01:06 GMT

What if one of your greatest natural gifts has been with you since the day you were born?

Every person enters the world with natural psychic ability. It is not an extraordinary talent reserved for a gifted few, nor is it something that can only be learned through years of mystical study. Instead, it is a quiet, innate ability that exists within everyone, waiting to be recognized, exercised, and strengthened.

Like a seed planted beneath the surface, your natural psychic ability has everything it needs to grow. It simply requires attention, encouragement, and regular practice. The wonderful news is that developing your intuition doesn't have to be complicated. It can become part of your everyday life through simple activities, enjoyable exercises, and a willingness to trust your first impressions.

The journey begins with one simple realization: your natural psychic ability is already there.

Discovering the Gift Within

Many people spend years believing that psychic ability belongs only to psychics, mediums, or exceptionally intuitive individuals. They don't realize that this skill is universal and has always been present within them.

This shift in perspective changes everything. Instead of searching outside yourself for answers, you begin learning how to recognize your own inner knowing.

Bringing this natural ability into conscious awareness begins with meditation, creative visualization, and practice. Meditation encourages stillness, while creative visualization strengthens your ability to focus your mind intentionally.

Like learning to play an instrument or mastering a new language, intuition grows through repetition. The secret is incredibly simple: practice, practice, practice.

Every intuitive experience becomes another opportunity to become more familiar with your own natural psychic ability.

The Body and Intuition Work Together

Developing intuition isn't limited to the mind alone.

One of the most refreshing ideas about natural psychic ability is that physical movement plays an important role in strengthening it. Any type of movement, exercise, or dance helps strengthen and improve your natural psychic abilities.

There is something wonderfully balanced about this relationship between body and mind. As your body becomes more active, your energy continues to flow, which stimulates your psychic abilities, encouraging your natural intuition to become more responsive.

Fortunately, there is no single correct form of movement.

You might enjoy taking long walks through your neighborhood, dancing around your living room to your favorite songs, exercising at the gym, participating in sports, or simply finding more opportunities to stay active throughout the day. Every form of movement contributes to creating another opportunity to strengthen your natural psychic ability.

If you truly want to amplify your intuitive abilities, one of the simplest pieces of advice is also one of the most practical: get moving.

You Can Practice Anywhere

One of the most enjoyable aspects of strengthening natural psychic ability is that practice doesn't require special equipment or unusual circumstances.

In fact, some of the best opportunities appear during ordinary daily routines.

Sporting events and TV game shows provide perfect opportunities for intuitive exercises because the answers become available almost immediately. Before the next play unfolds or the next contestant reveals the correct answer, quietly make your own prediction.

Did your first impression prove correct?

This immediate feedback allows you to observe how your intuition works while gradually building confidence in your own instincts. Eventually, you will "feel" one way when your answer is correct, and a different way when your answer is incorrect. Over time, you will be able to tell the difference when making psychic decisions by how the decision makes you feel. Does that make sense?

Baseball offers another especially enjoyable exercise. Before each batter steps to the plate, predict what the next hit will be. Rather than analyzing every possibility, simply notice your very first impression. Your first guess is often correct because your mind hasn't had time to try to analyze or be swayed by outside factors. It uses your natural intuition instead of logic.

The exercise itself develops the habit of listening to your intuition before your logical mind begins weighing every possibility. Over time, this simple practice becomes second nature.

Turn Errands into Brain Games

One of the most creative ways to strengthen natural psychic ability happens during something as ordinary as ordering food.

Whenever you arrive at a drive-thru with two lanes, pause for a brief moment before choosing your lane. Instead of selecting the shortest line, ask yourself which lane you intuitively believe will become available first, then make your choice. Within moments you'll discover the answer.

Exercises like this are valuable because they remove pressure. Nothing important depends on being correct, allowing you to practice trusting your instincts in a relaxed and playful environment.

Over time, these tiny moments accumulate into consistent intuitive practice throughout the day.

Music Opens Psychic Pathways

Music has long held a remarkable ability to affect thoughts, emotions, and focus.

Within this approach to developing natural psychic ability, music and rhythm become powerful tools for opening psychic pathways.

Have you ever found yourself completely absorbed in a song?

Perhaps you've experienced moments where singing along or listening to certain music made you feel almost trance-like, as though the outside world briefly disappeared. Those experiences are more than simple enjoyment.

The vibrations from music help your body channel energy more efficiently, creating another pathway for strengthening your intuitive awareness.

Whether you're quietly listening through headphones, singing with enthusiasm, or simply allowing yourself to become immersed in rhythm, music creates another enjoyable opportunity to connect with your natural psychic ability.

Recognizing Your Intuition

Perhaps one of the most comforting realizations is that you are probably already using your natural psychic ability far more often than you realize. People use their own psychic abilities every single day.

Every time you rely on instinct instead of logic or choose to follow your emotions rather than your intellect, you are exercising this natural psychic ability.

Many intuitive moments pass unnoticed because they appear so ordinary: a sudden feeling; an immediate knowing; a first impression. The more frequently that you notice them, the easier they become to recognize. Like every other skill, intuition becomes stronger through repeated use.

A Strong Mind Supports Strong Intuition

Developing intuition is not separate from developing the mind. In fact, a sharp, flexible mind helps sharpen natural intuition.

Memory games encourage concentration while also exercising your mental abilities. Creative hobbies challenge your imagination while keeping your thinking nimble.

Perhaps the most encouraging advice is that improving your mind doesn't have to feel like work.

If you do something enjoyable while exercising your mind, your mind will work better. Learning through play often becomes one of the most effective forms of practice.

Whether you're solving memory challenges or engaging in creative activities, you're supporting the same intuitive development that meditation and visualization encourage.

Fun Ways to Test Your Psychic Ability

As your confidence grows, it can be fun to measure your progress.

One entertaining exercise uses nothing more than a regular deck of playing cards.

Remove the face cards, leaving only the aces and numbered cards. Shuffle thoroughly and then begin guessing each card before turning it over. Keep track of how many predictions are correct.

The exercise is simple, enjoyable, and easy to repeat whenever you'd like additional practice.

A second exercise offers a longer challenge.

Address and stamp an envelope to yourself before giving it to a friend. Ask them to mail it back to you sometime during the next three weeks without revealing when they plan to send it. Each morning, quietly focus on the envelope. Ask yourself when you believe it will arrive.

This exercise develops patience, concentration, consistency, and intuitive awareness.

The Difference Between Intuition and Imagination

As exciting as intuitive development can be, every student eventually encounters the same important challenge: How do you distinguish between intuition and imagination?

This is considered the biggest obstacle people face when learning to harness their natural psychic ability.

The two experiences can initially feel very similar:

Imagination creates possibilities
Intuition provides something extra

Intuition offers additional clues beyond imagination. Rather than simply inventing possibilities, intuition reveals information that provides greater insight into what your mind is truly perceiving.

Learning this distinction doesn't happen overnight. It develops naturally through observation, repeated practice, and experience.

The more often you notice your intuitive impressions and compare them with actual outcomes, the easier it becomes to recognize the unique feeling of genuine intuition.

A Lifetime of Discovery

Natural psychic ability is not about creating dramatic experiences or performing extraordinary feats.

Instead, it is about reconnecting with an ability that has quietly accompanied you throughout your life.

Every meditation strengthens awareness.

Every visualization improves focus.

Every walk, dance, or workout keeps your energy flowing.

Every sporting event, baseball game, TV game show, and drive-thru visit becomes an opportunity to practice listening to your first impression.

Every song opens another doorway through rhythm and vibration.

Every memory game and creative activity sharpens the mind.

Perhaps most importantly, every instinctive decision reminds you that your natural psychic ability has never been absent. It has simply been waiting for your attention.

As confidence develops through consistent practice, intuition gradually becomes less mysterious and more familiar. You begin recognizing those quiet inner impressions that have always been present. You learn to trust your first instincts more readily, appreciate the role of movement and creativity, and understand that strengthening your mind also strengthens your intuitive abilities.

Ultimately, developing natural psychic ability is an ongoing journey of awareness, focus, and practice. It invites us to discover that the extraordinary often hides within the ordinary, waiting to be recognized, trusted, and allowed to flourish. ✨

Originally posted on PsychicStew.com on July 7, 2026.

How I Became A Psychic Medium

Tue, 02 Jun 2026 11:46:58 GMT

Today would have been my grandfather's 104th birthday. His name was Harold and he passed away in 2002. Strangely, I began seeing images of him during my waking life in the early months of 2004. I didn't know quite what to make of these images...visions, whatever you want to call them. When he would appear, his message was always the same: " Dawn, you have a gift that you need to share with the world in order to help others. " I did not know what that gift was, nor did I understand what the heck was going on in my world. I didn't want to tell anyone because I didn't want them thinking I was losing my mind, so I kept it to myself.

As months passed, my life began filling with more psychic experiences.

I had been working as a professional clown since my children were born because I had the skills, needed a job, and loved working with kids. When I was nine years old, I taught myself to ride a unicycle. When I was eleven years old, I was privately tutored by a French artist and learned how to oil paint (which turned into face painting). At fourteen, my friends and I learned how to juggle during a junior high afternoon class. We even formed our own entertaining group under the guidance of our juggling instructor/band teacher. Our little group was allowed to visit nursing homes during school hours to entertain and bring smiles to people's faces. I loved making people smile!

After having my first child at the age of twenty-five, I didn't want to leave him with anyone, so I found a way to still earn a living while being able to raise my babies. I bought a book at the store and learned how to twist balloons into hats, animals, swords...anything! At one point, I was invited to teach juggling and balloon twisting classes at the local elementary school for the fourth, fifth, and sixth grade students. It was even more special because my eldest son was in these classes.

Years down the clowning road, I began noticing more coincidental things happening in my life. I saw patterns and could someone know why certain things were happening without knowing exactly how I knew. If you have listened to my radio shows, you've heard me tell stories of my psychic awakening unfolding as my children grew from toddlers to school age students.

My youngest child entered kindergarten in 2001, and that's the year my psychic mind really started seeing things. It was wild!

In January of 2004, the visions of my grandfather began. Since I wasn't sure what to make of them, I just ignored it as best I could. A couple of months later, a nonprofit that I had supported in the past while working as a professional clown contacted me to fill me in on their latest fundraiser. They were hosting a big psychic fair at the local VFW and asked if I would help spread the word. "Of course!" I said.

On the day of the psychic fair, I went down to support the cause and discovered that the word had indeed gotten out. The place was packed with people! Since I'm not a fan of standing in line, I looked around and saw a round table in the very middle of the room with a woman sitting at the table. No one was around her, and it was kind of weird because every table had at least two or three people with lines of more people waiting their turn. If it was a movie, the camera would have viewed the scene from above with a perfect circle of emptiness around the table for cinematic effect. That's how empty the space was around this woman's table. I walked over to her table, sat down and told her " I choose you ," using my best Pokémon phrase at the time.

Her name was Nonie and she was a psychic medium and a spirit artist. While conducting readings, she would sketch a picture of the person in the spirit world with whom she was communicating. A weird sidebar here is that I have never seen nor heard of her again after this event, and I have been in this profession for over twenty years now. Bizarre.

I sat across from her as she began to both speak and sketch throughout the reading. " There is a man here. He feels like he's your grandfather. He says that you know what he's going to say. " She was right. I did know. He always said the thing about helping people with this special gift that I didn't know about. I nodded my head. She spoke to me for fifteen minutes about my grandfather. She told me that he wants to know what I'm afraid of, since I've done so many things in life that could be deemed as scarier. I said that I didn't want people treating me differently. I knew psychic stuff was going on in my life, but I didn't know how to control it or what it all even meant. Looking back on my life, I can see all of the psychic events that took place. When they were happening, I just thought they were kind of cool. I didn't realize that I was actively participating in psychic exploits. I thought everyone had similar experiences.

At the end of the reading, Nonie turned around her sketch pad and it was a picture of my grandfather as a young man. It was amazing. I thanked her, rolled up the picture and sat in my car for a bit, processing everything that I had just experienced.

A few months earlier, I had met a couple of people who were working as professional psychic mediums and one was also affiliated with law enforcement. They told me that I had healing hands. That's not the first time I had heard those words from intuitive people, but I never understood what it meant. They coached me a bit about psychic stuff, but I learned practically everything else from being immersed directly into the intuitive world. Still, I couldn't quite grasp my natural intuitive skills and without a proper teacher, I went on with my life.

Autumn rolled around in 2004, and my psychic world continued to grow. One of the psychic mediums who had coached me was hired by Johnson and Wales University in Providence, Rhode Island to provide readings for their guests during Parents and Family Weekend. The problem she was experiencing was that they needed two psychic mediums for readings and she couldn't find anyone to work with her. Everyone she contacted was scheduled to attend some big psychic convention in Hartford, Connecticut on that same day. When she asked her spirit guides who she should call, they said my name.

She called me on the phone and explained the situation. Johnson and Wales University wanted everyone who stood in line to receive a five minute reading, for a four hour duration. She said she was really in a bind and asked if I could help. Being the helpful person that I am, I told her that I might be able to talk about astrology for five minutes, since I had been studying it for many years. She agreed and the event was less than two weeks away. As it grew closer, I started freaking out because I didn't think I could do what they wanted. I kept thinking that these people are going to want psychic stuff, and I'll be talking about astrology. Major league freak out!

On the day of the event, my family did their best to calm me down. They fed me and reassured me that everything would be fine. I met the other psychic medium in the parking lot and we walked in together. There were so many people inside! The entire campus was crowded and decorated for the weekend. A magician was performing in a gymnasium nearby. We walked up the stairs and entered the room where we would be working. People were already lined up in rows! The university had set up two tables on each side of a large room, with a portable divider offering privacy for each table. I sat at one table and my cohort took her seat on the other side of the divider at her own table.

When the clock struck the top of the hour, we began.

The first person who sat at my table was a middle-aged woman with dark hair. I asked her what her birthday was (because my role was as an astrologer), and when she told me, I began hearing and seeing things that I could only imagine were related to her in some way. I told her what was happening, and she told me that I was correct. (Wow!) She started asking me questions, so I answered them based on what I was seeing, hearing, and feeling. Again, she told me that my words were true. (Double Wow!) When her reading was complete, she thanked me and someone else sat down in her place. This went on for four straight hours! When everything was said and done, those four hours felt like minutes. It all went by so fast.

After the event, I met up with the other psychic medium. She asked how I was and I told her that I couldn't believe how fast it went. I asked her how come no one told me it was going to be that way, and she said that my grandfather's been trying to tell me, but I've been too scared to listen. She told me that halfway through the event, she peeked around the room divider to check on me. She saw my grandfather standing behind me with his hands on my shoulders, so she knew that I would be okay. On the drive home, I saw my grandfather's face reflected in the windshield. He smiled and said " I knew you could do it. "

A week later, I received a call from the psychic medium that I had worked with on that night. She told me that she needed to tell me something. " Are you sitting down? " Uh-oh, I thought. I must have said something wrong during one of the readings and now I'm somehow in trouble. " What's up? " I asked.

" Remember that psychic convention in Hartford that everyone was planning to attend? Well, the wrong date was printed on the fliers and it was actually scheduled for the following weekend. So, if there had been no errors, I would have had my choice of people to work with on that night, but as it happened, I chose you ." This is why I tell people that I didn't step into this profession on my own. I was tricked into it. (I say it as a joke.) You never know what your origin story is going to be. You just have to let it unfold.

Within four years, they were writing about me in the New York Times, Beechnut Baby Foods was hiring me for their Christmas party in New York, I was flying to Paris for readings, and the television show Real Psychics had just filmed thirteen episodes about my work. Life is strange, funny, weird, and worth the adventure. I hope you all have similar adventures that lead you to your passions and gifts in life. Remember to have fun!

Originally posted on PsychicStew.com on March 21, 2026

Dawn's Grandfather in 1999.

Harold was a pilot who owned his own plane. After he retired from flying, Dawn contacted an artist friend and had them airbrush the exact image of her grandfather's plane, even the correct ID number, on a sweatshirt and gave it to him for Christmas. It soon became his favorite shirt.

Dawn's Grandfather "in spirit", 2004.

This is the final picture that was sketched by the mysterious psychic medium spirit artist, Nonie, back when Dawn's adventure first began. After their meeting, Nonie never appeared at any other psychic medium events in the area and Dawn never saw her again. Spooky!