Evidential Medium Debbie

07/28/2026

Yes 😇🦋

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07/28/2026

I just received a reading from Debbie Wallace, and she was very receptive and told me so many things that were spot on about a friend who has passed. She was friendly, sensitive, and very receptive. Thank you so much, Debbie, for making me feel closer to my friend and know that they are in a beautiful, happy place and waiting for me to join them.

Gwendolyn B. 7/28/2026

07/24/2026

July Special
$50 per hour
Mediumship

07/24/2026

Did you know?

When someone passes away, they don't actually have to wait for their living loved ones to die to see them again!

According to Bashar, physical life is just a dream our souls are having. Here is how the spirit reunion, life review, and picking your next life all work:

The Higher Self stays put: Only a tiny fraction of our consciousness is stuck in a physical body. The biggest part—the Higher Self—never actually leaves the spirit world.

Instant connection: Since time isn't real over there, you instantly vibe with the Higher Self of anyone you're close to, even if they're still alive and kicking on Earth.

Familiar faces: The Higher Self can easily show up looking exactly like the person you remember, just to make you feel totally comfortable and safe when you cross over.

The ultimate life review: You get a full-spectrum replay of your life. But instead of being judged, you evaluate yourself from a place of pure, unconditional love. You feel exactly how your choices impacted others so you can fully understand the value of the life you lived.

Picking the next adventure: Choosing your next life isn't about random luck or punishment. Based on what your soul wants to learn, you map out a new "blueprint" or theme. You select a specific parallel reality, a time period, and even your future parents because their energy matches the exact lessons you want to experience next.

And off you go again haha

06/11/2026

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06/01/2026

Yes!

Recently, one of my Rabbit and Bear pieces found its way into the comments on Jamie Lee Curtis's posts about losing her sister. I'm sorry for her loss, and for anyone who found those words in a moment of grief. That's exactly what they were written for.

A couple of times I quietly stepped in to say the words were mine. And for some, that was enough to start a fight and things have only snowballed from there. It's something many artists and writers know well: our work can travel far and wide, but our names don't always make the journey with it. When we show up to say 'hi, that's mine' — sometimes we're welcomed, and sometimes... not so much.

But here's what I keep coming back to: so many of you do show up for us. You tag us, you correct the record, you share with credit. That matters more than you know.

To those grieving right now, I hope Rabbit and Bear bring some small comfort.

And to this community thank you for always knowing that behind every piece of writing, there's a person who meant every word. ❤️🐰🐻‍❄️

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“Do you think we ever get the chance
to talk with them again…
the ones we miss?” asked Rabbit.

“I think we already do,” said Bear.
“Every time we sit in the quiet
and open our hearts,
they meet us there…
different now,
but still themselves.”

©️Tara Shannon

05/29/2026

Thank you for letting me bring your beautiful daughter through. What a wonderful light she is 💖

05/14/2026

💙🙏🏻🙏🏻💙

05/14/2026

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04/26/2026

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