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Felina  is a sincere and gifted medium who receives messages from family and friends in spirit for her clients. If you've never had a mediumship reading...it's rather like a family reunion, emotional and joyous. Memories are relived,  connections are made, and one realizes that their loved ones are not lost to them forever.

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SPIRITUAL ASSISTANCE

I am a spirit medium; I hear voices of the dead, and sometimes see these
people in spirit as well. I was at the old burial grounds this weekend, in
rural New Jersey with my teenage son, taking pictures of some of the
tombstones. I noticed a tombstone of a young man who had died at 21 in 1869.
I asked my son, "What exactly were the Civil War years anyway?", thinking he
might have been a soldier that died in the war.  I couldn't remember the
year the war started, and I thought it ended at 1865, but now I wasn't sure;
we walked on. My son couldn't remember the exact years either, and went off
to take some pictures of a dilapidated barn nearby.

I remained musing in the center of the cemetery. I only hear messages from
those who have passed over in my left ear.
I heard a strong voice say "Samuel" in my left ear...I looked up to see a
whitish tombstone about two rows of graves away, where we had not been, and
was impressed to go nearer and read the inscription. As I thought it would,
upon closer inspection, the name "Samuel" Brooks was engraved on the
gravestone. An old grave marker with a metal star noted the Civil War years
on it, 1861 to 1865...Samuel had told me what the years of the Civil War
were. I was very moved by this, and took a picture of his tombstone to
remember the moment.

I came home and did a little research on Corporal Samuel Brooks; the only
information I could find on him was on the Find-A-Grave site. Someone had
been kind enough to add a little information about his grave to the site,
but there was no photo of his grave. I added my photo of his tombstone to
his information page, knowing that he appreciated this sign of respect.

Thank you Corporal Brooks; perhaps we'll meet again.