For hundreds of years, individuals like you have sought the counsel of gifted mediums and seers. Their stories have been told in many historic records, including sections of the Christian bible and ancient Greece where politicians sat with the Oracles at Delphi to consult the visionaries about the future of their campaigns. Today, police officers consulting mediums about unsolved crimes. We have seen time and again proof that psychic readings are helping to change lives and bring healing. In the late 1800’s and early 1900’s wonderful mediums such as Edgar Cayce, Leslie Flint, and Helen Duncan worked tirelessly to develop their abilities and use them to help others at little to no charge. Helen Duncan, a Scottish medium, did not accept much payment for her services. Rather, she collected children’s shoes to donate to orphans during World War I when mass production of killing machines left many of the European countries without enough supplies to feed and clothe their own children.
 

Edgar Cayce, a Sunday school teacher and a photographer by trade, lay each afternoon in trance as people flocked from around the world to consult him about their life purpose and health issues. While asleep, Cayce could answer people’s questions before they even asked them aloud. Many people know nothing about these amazing individuals and it’s no surprise considering that now, in the twenty-first century, we are more materialistic than ever.

In our present day, the word “psychic” conjures up images of mind reading, card tricks, and cheap neon signs in storefront windows advertising palm readings. For some, the word "psychic" is even frightening and inspires thoughts of evil curses and other mythic ideas. The preconceived notions that come with the term "psychic" are so abhorrent and disgraceful to the beautiful spiritual work done by our mediums in history that most people today don’t even want to be known as psychic!