Suzanne Giesemann

And it took me a long time to, well, it felt like a long time when it's my kiddo on the other side that I'm trying to connect.

But she guided me to the person, well, magically guided to the person that I needed to connect with or to hear about that had my story that was not born connected and is now this, you know, it's Suzanne Giesemann.

I don't know if you've heard.

I love Suzanne.

Yes.

So one of the things that I see pop up a whole lot, especially when I post clips of conversations with mediums is, well, they're like, where's the evidence? And, you know, I've interviewed Suzanne Giesemann.

I don't know if you know her work, but she's published like 16 books full of evidence.

And, you know, people don't really go looking for it.

And there you go.

And Suzanne Giesemann did the forward to the book, and she said it felt more like, she couldn't put it down, and she said it felt more like a transmission.

And so I write these stories, but in order to inspire you in your own story, in your own coming home and surrendering to that love that's within.

So you can read more about that if you'd like.

That I'm having a party with what you're saying.

And I know I can see I can see our guest presenters and the wonderful medium, Suzanne Giesemann, clinical psychologist, Dr. Amy Robbins and our cosmic compass, Alexandra Wendman, an actor and intuitive Bill Webster.

They just bursting to join as well.

We feel very greedy, don't we? Sometimes Kelly.

We have a very special treat today.

Some of you may be familiar with Suzanne Giesemann, who we have spoken to, um, several times on the podcast.

Today, we're gonna speak to someone who is a evidential medium.

She also does trance work, and she studied the techniques that Suzanne Giesemann has talked about on our podcast.

And we thought this would be a really, really awesome surprise to bring to our Substack community.

We have a conversation with Barbara Banner.

Um, you know, orbs in tapes and it, it was crazy.

Um, and my husband witnessed the whole thing, so he can't tell me that, you know, I must have taken a gummy or something.

So as HSPs, you and I are already just predispositioned to do this work.

But it doesn't mean that somebody who has a very scientific mind, like Suzanne Giesemann, the medium, who was not somebody that would have ever called herself like a spiritual woo-woo person, and she was very logical and worked for the government, and then worked at the Pentagon, I believe, and then decided she wanted to learn it so she could contact her stepdaughter on the other side, and then she's one of the best mediums in the world.

And so it doesn't mean that We're all going to be mediums, but every single one of us has the capacity to learn to connect with the other side.

It's just not everyone's going to be the best in the world, maybe best, whatever that is.

And, uh, um, and I would say about 80% of the things she told me made sense.

20% didn't, and that's okay, because, uh, you know, Suzanne Giesemann oft- often talks about, you know, if we use, uh, a civil court term, by preponderance of the evidence, you know? And without any doubt, there was a preponderance of the evidence.

And so yeah.

Sh- uh, you know, she would talk about, like, "I've seen the Eiffel Tower," like, uh, so, "I know the two of you went to Paris." And Paris was the last European vacation the two of us took together.

Like you giving up your job and becoming a medium.

Like what the heck? You know, I've had Suzanne Giesemann on too.

Do you know her? Of course.

Yeah.

Together, we'll examine life's biggest questions, and I'll share practical wisdom to help you open your heart and awaken to the preciousness of being alive.

[upbeat music] Excited to be talking today with my guest, Suzanne Giesemann.

Suzanne is a spiritual teacher, author, and medium, recognized on the Watkins' list of the hundred most spiritually influential living people.

A former Navy commander and aide to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, she has published 17 books, seven Hemi-Sync recordings, and YouTube videos reaching over 20 million viewers.