Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a vibrant celebration that takes place on November 1st and 2nd. This Mexican holiday honors our departed loved ones, inviting their spirits back to visit in a festive atmosphere. Rich with tradition, it's a feast for the eyes with elaborate altars, bright marigolds, La Catrina parade, lively dances, and special sweets. As a medium with a strong connection to Mexico, I love the uplifting energy and the joyful togetherness this festiva

When I visited Koyasan last month, I signed up for a cemetery tour at Okunoin. As a medium, I was curious if I would sense spirits or...

My mom decided to wear green this year. In July, I participated in the annual Obon (お盆) Festival at the Buddhist Temple of Alameda,...

Down in the Sea of Angels by Bay Area author Khan Wong is a book that I’m currently reading. It has a hipster George Orwell '1984'-ish...

I was recently in Taiwan for my cousin’s wedding. One of the highlights was when a butterfly landed on the flower girl’s hand (my...

My mom at the park we often visited. Soon after my mom passed away (about 2 years ago), her spirit visited me in warm, reassuring ways—...

Beautiful sunset at Ballena Bay, Alameda, CA Opening up my own office has been quite the journey the past several weeks. Having 100%...

Ballena Bay, Alameda, CA. 2024 is coming to a close. What has come to completion? What plans do you have for the next year? It’s not...

As a psychic medium, a common question people ask in their reading is, “Am I on the right track?” They may feel that they are too much in...