PHOENIX, Sept. 29, 2014 /PRNewswire/
An estimated 29% of the population have experienced a touch or connection with a deceased loved one, according to Pew Research Center, and touring psychic medium Blair Robertson is on a mission to help increase that number.
"Our loved ones may physically die, but their spirit continues on and they constantly reach out to us to prove that love never dies," says Robertson. "It's just a matter of being tuned into the signs."
The most common signs from loved ones in spirit are seeing them while you are dreaming and picking up a noticeable but unusual scent, such as smelling cigar smoke in a non-smoking home.
These are ways our loved ones show us they are still around, claims Robertson.
Currently touring Southern California, Robertson is enjoying a surge of interest in mediumship demonstrations thanks to the popularity of shows like 'Long Island Medium' starring Theresa Caputo, who consistently ranks amongst the top 100 Pollstar live touring shows.
"I'm thrilled that these shows and mediums are on television and packing in big audiences to events, because it raises awareness. That and they've effectively taken spirit communication out of the closet," he says with a laugh.
Robertson says he enjoys a much lower profile and prefers to work with much smaller and more intimate groups. His audiences range from typically 50-100 attendees, "sometimes smaller and sometimes larger depending on where I am."
The Evening Of Spirit begins with a brief question-and-answer session followed by messages from deceased loved ones. The event lasts two hours.
"I take my subject matter very seriously, but I don't take myself seriously at all. As such, the evening isn't spooky or scary, but it is a rollercoaster of emotions from tears of release to tears of joy. And sometimes downright hilarious," Robertson says. "You never know what will come through."
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