Traci Bray, BS/MA - Medium

Traci Bray, BS/MA - Medium I am a certified research Medium, and psychic - I connect with the dead, look into the present/past/or future, and offer past life work.

See lots at https://tracibray.com I DO NOT SEND PRIVATE OFFERS IN MESSAGES! Individual readings are available via phone.I love public speaking as well as offering work for groups or families. Weekday/evening and some weekend times available. I am a Certified Research Medium with http://windbridge.org along with Kim Russo and Laura Lynn Jackson. I love this work which offers peace and hope to the living!

Although I stopped offering New Year Predictions a few years back, I am compelled to share a few that I have for my prof...
09/08/2026

Although I stopped offering New Year Predictions a few years back, I am compelled to share a few that I have for my profession within the next few years:

-Mediums will receive great (in quantity and quality) public exposure due to discussions on 'consciousness'...

-Mediumship will become more publically acceptable.

-Some Mediums will demonstrate common and understandable skill level in connecting with information beyond that of known persons that the client has lost. Instead, some will connect with other beings within the greater Universe.

-Mediums who are direct-channels (simply, they allow the consciousness of another to literally speak through them), will more often be available to demonstrate these skills, sometimes in large public settings.

-The general public will benefit from published information that accurately describes the profession.

What do you think? What might you add?

Imag by Morgan Vander Hart on Unsplash...

Often when I hear the word "labor", I am reminded of one of my favorite songs by George Frideric Handel in his work with...
09/07/2026

Often when I hear the word "labor", I am reminded of one of my favorite songs by George Frideric Handel in his work with 53 movements, "The Messiah". The partial lyric I think of is, "His yoke is easy, and his burthen is light," from the song "His Yoke is Easy".

May all who labor on this and any day, may your burdens be light. May your days be bright.

Image by
Frédéric Barriol at a 9/11 Remembrance Day in 2020.

What are you reading these days? I'm reading my first J.K. Rowling book (believe it or not), which is under a psuedonim,...
09/06/2026

What are you reading these days? I'm reading my first J.K. Rowling book (believe it or not), which is under a psuedonim, Robert Galbraith It is entitled The Cukoo's Nest. The main character is Cormoran Strike, a private detective. It is quite long, over 400 pages, and there are many characters, which can be a challenge for me to follow. Honestly, as mentioned I've never read one of her books, nor have I watched any Harry Potter movie in entirety.

Sometimes it seems as if there is toooo much detail, as in Let's Get On with It! Nonetheless, I keep on reading. It is the first book (2015) in a series of eight. I'll likely try the next one, "The Silkworm". The title intrigues me as I'm a fabric enthusiast, and since I was a little girl, the Orient and silks have fascinated me.

Evidently several of the books were made into a TV series by Rowlings own production company. I am unclear as to if, when and where they were aired in the U.S.

This heat is omnipresent. Seems as if it is darker earlier, and that embracing the summer just did not happen.I think ne...
09/06/2026

This heat is omnipresent. Seems as if it is darker earlier, and that embracing the summer just did not happen.

I think nearly daily of people without cooling, and those who must work out doors. How much more temperature intensity can happen, with the human body adjusting to tolerate it? I do not know, and honestly do not want to ask.

Over the years I've read for two families who lost a loved one to heat-related illness. Both were postal carriers.

Image by Zoshua Colah on Unsplash (and it's not Union Station in Kansas City!)...

Several well-known people have passed within the last 2 weeks: Dolly Parton, Gloria Steinem, Tim Curry, Shelley Fabares,...
09/05/2026

Several well-known people have passed within the last 2 weeks: Dolly Parton, Gloria Steinem, Tim Curry, Shelley Fabares, Michael Wright, Peter Cullen, and Nancy Kassebaum Baker (Kansas Senator), This coming week is the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attack at the Pentagon, the World Trade Center, and a field in borough outside of Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Passenger planes were intentionally crashed into the both towers of WTC, in NYC; the Pentagon; and the Pennsylvania field, nose first, at over 570 mph.

The youngest death at the Pentagon was 3-year-old Dana Falkenberg, her parents and older sister Zoe, 8. They were moving to Australia for their Mother, an academic's, work. In the Pennsylvania crash, a woman 3 mos. pregnant, Lauren Catuzzi Grandcolas, was returning home to California, from her grandmother's New Jersey funeral.

Many times, each year like many of you, I think of all of these people, the first responders, and thousands of others effected. Lives lost, lives forever changed. Although we might rejoice for each of these souls who arrived most likely immediately on the Other Side, (Heaven, Eternity, Paradise, etc.), this time of year marks an incredibly sad time.

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Gloria Steinam has passed at age 92. I have to think she and Dolly may need to meet soon, as I suspect they share many c...
09/03/2026

Gloria Steinam has passed at age 92. I have to think she and Dolly may need to meet soon, as I suspect they share many concerns.

Image on Instagram...

"Great acts are made up of small deeds."Lao TzuWhat small deeds have you either witnessed lately, or been given?(I'll pu...
09/03/2026

"Great acts are made up of small deeds."
Lao Tzu

What small deeds have you either witnessed lately, or been given?

(I'll put one in the comments)...

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Anastasiia Krutota

Yesterday I intended to use THIS post... sorry about that as I had promised this. Anyway...Out of the past four days, th...
09/02/2026

Yesterday I intended to use THIS post... sorry about that as I had promised this. Anyway...

Out of the past four days, three posts (including this) have addressed a planning process I'm implementing for 2027. It's actually a process I used decades back, but have updated it to fit my current life and needs. I shared the reason for reintroducing this to my life, and how that came about.

In today's post, I promised that I would speak to how I'm going to implement it. I think it's important to mention that I've based this process on a feng shui principal, which I could refer to as a Life Map - the Feng Shui map is called the Ba Gua (Baaah G'Wah). It consists of nine sections, each representing a component of life, e.g. "Health & Wellness".

Initially, I'll 'set' the nine topic areas:
Health/Wellness
Career/Life Path
Travel/Helpful People
Inner Knowledge (How I learn, and re-learn)
Family
Wealth
Fame (How the world knows me)
Love & Relationships
Childlike Behavior & Creativity

Next, I'll group components I showed you on Sunday, under the above-listed topic areas. Remember, there were some, actually a number of things I left out. So the actual list is much more specific than what you saw.

As I move through this process, new ideas are generated, and some old ones resurface, before I even begin what comes next. Thus, the process actually begins in advance!

I'll set aside a couple of mornings, likely in mid-October and begin to work on this. In past years, I've used the partially evaluated, current year plan, to look for continuations, carry-overs, and incompletes, as well as any notes I'd made in my planner concerning the new year. Before transferring these concepts to the 2027 calendar, I create time-lines for anything that will be placed on it.

'More' is not necessarily 'better' has been my posture retarding this process. That being said, it can be quite thorough.

If you wish to see more on this process, do subscribe to the newsletter, on a popup just seconds after you visit my website, (my first and last names, followed by a . and com! It's free and never shared. And unsubscribing should you wish is easy-peasy.

Image: Sonika Agarwal on Unsplash...

Artificial Intelligence (AI), so, what do you think so far?I have used it for a few things related to work including - p...
08/31/2026

Artificial Intelligence (AI), so, what do you think so far?

I have used it for a few things related to work including - planning and curriculum development, and some photo editing. Personally I used it once for a medical question, just to see what it provided. Also, sometimes when I look at the definition, "AI" I wonder, who is AL? Haha.

As for anything I author, I have not used it to create content, nor do I plan to. So far, a simple 'search' online continues to provide what I need. How about you?

This image is by Getty Images for Unsplash. It made me think of the soul leaving the body, absorbing itself into soul/sole consciousness. What a year for expanded thinking it has been...

Yesterday I wrote about fatigue I've been experiencing. It's the kind of fatigue that seeps in from overload, insufficie...
08/30/2026

Yesterday I wrote about fatigue I've been experiencing. It's the kind of fatigue that seeps in from overload, insufficient rest, and dissatisfaction with the perceived degree of progress. I specifically examined what components of daily living, encompass my life. I promised to tell you more about that, and what I'm going to do about that.

Here's some of the list*I arrived at of actions that I engage in:
-regarding work, time planning, researching, maintaining (website, newsletters, client scheduling issues, social media posts, client contact; cleaning, online, travel and planning for, writing projects, financial obligations/banking; self-education & development; promotion; maintaining online financial accounts; creating; etc.)
-creative time
-family & friend time, remote & in-person
-time I waste; my 'spare' time
-media listening or watching time for self or work
-sleeping time
-self-care body/mind/spiritually
-animal care
-reading (books, mags, journals, etc.)
-planning (personal, professionally, financially, travel)
-organization of space and life and household tasks
-household tasks inside and out
-food preparation & grocery shopping, pharmacy trips
-medical trips
-delegation

How does this relate to being a Medium? In both Medium and psychic readings it is common to hear that clients believe they are over-loaded, and rarely if ever have the time to engage in things they love. I experience this too.

Although I am sure there are other ways, I'm hoping by sharing how I'm dealing with these experiences, may be of help to some of you! More tomorrow on what I intend to 'do' about this!

*For the full list, read more iin my newsletter that goes out again next week. Just go to my website (my first and last names, followed by the dot and the com). A pop-up within a few seconds will invite you to easily subscribe!

Image: My desk is a (used) Tommy Bahama West Indies collection piece like this one pictured. I hope mine soon looks (and stays) this tidy!

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