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#1 Medium John Edward: The TRUTH About Life After Death Everyone Needs to Hear!

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  • @Carol2a
    @Carol2a 2 months ago +151

    It’s been 20 years since my son died. The day he passed my life changed. Every day I live as it’s my last. We are here for a moment and we need to make this journey count. I miss my son, but he was here for his moment and we will meet agian❤❤.

    • @angelawindom77
      @angelawindom77 2 months ago +4

      Yes. We are eternal! Jesus made the way for us to be with our loved ones again in a place that is so beyond what this world is! The lose of a child is something that is a deep ache that can never go away...you wouldn't want it to its your connection within your soul that is there because its your love for them that is on hold...but will continue to eternal life together!

    • @JustMeKarri
      @JustMeKarri 2 months ago +2

      Hugs! Your so right,to live each day,as our last.

    • @angelawindom77
      @angelawindom77 2 months ago +2

      Amen Sister! So Sorry. You will see his smiling face again and get to hug him when you are together again in eternity!

    • @angelawindom77
      @angelawindom77 2 months ago +4

      @JustMeKarri To wake up everyday grateful for another and to go to sleep at night grateful for all the Lord has blessed us with!

    • @JustMeKarri
      @JustMeKarri 2 months ago

      ​@angelawindom77Amen❤ i thank him each night,and as i look at my 3 kids,i so enjoy the time we have.

  • @Plantbell
    @Plantbell 2 months ago +321

    It s friday night, i m alone, i buy me ice cream, i lost my mom on april and suddenly this video came to me....now i m crying but with a profound gratitude, i feel that this video helps me so much!! i send love and hugs to everyone grieving like me and THANKS A LOT for this video!! sorry my english, i m from Argentina in south america, i hope that everyone understand me. Gracias, gracias, gracias ❤‍🩹

    • @Fourleafclover9
      @Fourleafclover9 2 months ago +2

      Enjoy yr weekend fm u.k🌼

    • @CoolestKitty
      @CoolestKitty 2 months ago +13

      My sincere condolences from someone who is also grieving.Peace and God’s love to you 🙏

    • @Plantbell
      @Plantbell 2 months ago

      ​@Fourleafclover9❤

    • @Plantbell
      @Plantbell 2 months ago

      ​@CoolestKitty❤️‍🩹🫂✨️

    • @mariansaines5021
      @mariansaines5021 2 months ago +1

      ❤️😘🇦🇺

  • @lauriefuda
    @lauriefuda 2 months ago +109

    I worked in healthcare as a respiratory therapist for 35 years. Death and dying were a part of my life on a regular basis. Giving people permission to go is very important. It's hard, but I truly feel it helps their soul let go. Also, just talking to them and letting them know how much you love them and that you'll never forget them.

    • @ThatGuy--xxxx
      @ThatGuy--xxxx Month ago +10

      Bless you. Not easy but rewarding

    • @TeacherMom80
      @TeacherMom80 9 days ago +1

      That's beautiful! Thank you for sharing that with all of us. God bless you & your work & all the lives you touch!

    • @jessicaallen755
      @jessicaallen755 2 days ago +1

      I had to do this with my mom. It was such a hard thing. My love for my mom and being the adult me, I felt her suffering but there was still this little girl who desperately needed her mommy. It was a tough place to be and after she passed I lost my mind. It was tough.

    • @jessicaallen755
      @jessicaallen755 2 days ago +1

      Can we talk about the possibility of parents and children being almost the same soul? My mom and I were literally almost the same person right down to sounding exactly alike. I lost her in 2013, and lost my mind. I did a lot of work emotionally to heal. This last year its like I have taken 100 steps back and ironically she is in my dreams so regularly that its calmed me down. Im an extremely lucid dreamer, so I just chalk it up to having control of what I dream about.

  • @Koakoa45
    @Koakoa45 2 months ago +715

    My husband passed in 2024 after a long illness. He said his goodbyes, wrapped up his affairs, made sure I was ok and could continue living comfortably, said our "I love you." When he passed everyone said they did not feel grief because he was so at peace with going. He was ready. He went into a coma and woke up one last time and told everyone, "We got it all wrong, life is about love and helping each other, nothing else matters and in the end is meaningless nonsense that we torture ourselves with. I can feel all the love from you guys now that I couldn't before, I can feel it all and you take it with you." The thing is he did not believe in psychics or after world but he would say to me, "I don't believe people can see the future or talk to the dead but you freak me the hell out." Yeah I can do that. The last thing he said to me was, "When it is your time, I will come hold your hand and bring you over, Oh don't worry that will be many, many years from now." I laughed and said, "but you don't believe in those things." he pulled me close and whispered in my ear. "I was wrong." he smiled at me, winked and slipped into a coma within minutes and passed 2 days later.
    Had to add this: He told me once that "if what you say is true I wont come see you after I die, I will go see the universe, planets and find the answers to all I wanted to know in this life." I have not seen or heard him but twice, so I would like to think he is out there exploring the stars.

    • @mphasiwabb7433
      @mphasiwabb7433 2 months ago +12

      Yoh my heart.

    • @AnnetteHolroyd
      @AnnetteHolroyd 2 months ago +12

      Beautiful ❤

    • @SarahGeale-q2q
      @SarahGeale-q2q 2 months ago +12

      Thank you for sharing ❤

    • @animallover6307
      @animallover6307 2 months ago +16

      O that is so beautiful ❤

    • @Doğanay-n7w
      @Doğanay-n7w 2 months ago +18

      What a wonderful phenomenon we live in. I love here but also very excited to explore other dimensions. Thanks for you sharing your story with us. Hearing stories like this makes me even more excited about God’s creation. God bless❤

  • @Lvennh
    @Lvennh Month ago +109

    My dog died on her 14th birthday. She was a rescue dog and we had a very special bond. I talked to a medium after her passing and the first thing he said was "There is a dog with you, you had a very special bond with the dog and there is something with 14.....". There is nothing more i need to know in life...i know now that every time i think about my dog or my grandma or grandpa, they are with me. That makes grief a little softer.

    • @Mary-gp9qk
      @Mary-gp9qk Month ago +7

      Same occurrence. My cat, now gone, protected me.

    • @lp4265
      @lp4265 3 days ago

      You will see them again. I know. I had a near death experience ( NDE) and two weeks before this, our family dog died. He was 14. After going through the tunnel and coming upon this beautiful large oak tree which acted like a giant umbrella covering a picnic table, I saw my grandparents…BUT they were no longer in their 80s or 90s, they were now in their 30s, still attached at the hip, obviously not literally, AND UNDER THEIR Picnic table WAS OUR DOG, BUT NOW HE WAS A PUPPY ! My grandmother, called to him and he jumped around her, running….then she asked me to stay and as I was saying I don’t think I can ALTHOUGH I WANTED TO SO DESPERATELY…I had never felt love like I was…I felt a whoosh and my doctor saying “we’ve got a pulse”
      I slowly looked at the faces staring at me and realized I was on a very cold hard floor.
      I wanted to go back to Heaven. But I still had my children to raise so I knew someday I’d see my family and fur family again.

  • @lynnmichelle5482
    @lynnmichelle5482 2 months ago +264

    I'm 9 months into the loss of my beloved son. He was loving , warm and infinitely kind funny and creative. I have to believe he is still here with me otherwise life wouldnt be worth going on. Its a bleak and painful journey but i feel after going to the lowest point ever he helped me find a path that resonates in what we both love- nature. I'm starting again in a new life and today and I will be volunteering for a local conservation charity which looks after nature and i will be learning new skills planting trees, laying hedges and managing orchards, all in his memory. Its my way of living and keeping him and his memory alive with me ❤🌳❤

    • @Bunnieshome
      @Bunnieshome 2 months ago +3

      Awesome.

    • @catherinepalun972
      @catherinepalun972 2 months ago +9

      And your son will be by your side every moment planting trees ,looking over you as you care about your new project. He will be with you where ever you are. Blessings to you from Queensland Australia.🙏❤️🇦🇺

    • @KET-KT
      @KET-KT 2 months ago +3

      Hugs❤

    • @hsavage2899
      @hsavage2899 2 months ago +3

      Keep him with you ❤

    • @bluesageful
      @bluesageful 2 months ago +10

      I'm so sorry for your loss....I lost my daughter a few years ago.... your son IS sending you signs. I can't tell you what they are... only you will know this. But look for them....I can tell what has happened in my case..... I had always wanted to see an Indigo Bunting bird. It's a beautiful blue bird...I had a conversation about it with my daughter the week she died....A few days after she passed, I pulled into my driveway and saw an Indigo Bunting in my favorite Japanese Maple Tree... then, there in the yard, were about 20 Indigo Buntings!!!! No one can tell me that wasn't a message from her. There have been LOTS of odd situations like that since then. Your son is definitely around, look for his signs.... much love ❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @noheapai4145
    @noheapai4145 2 months ago +117

    When my dad was on hospice and I knew the time was getting close, we all ended up taking a nap that afternoon and when we woke he was gone. He had tears in his eyes. I was upset that I wasn’t with him. Thank you for saying that they go when no one is around cause it hurt to much to leave. That sounds like my Dad. ❤ it gives me peace.

    • @SighingAtTheSideBar
      @SighingAtTheSideBar 2 months ago +11

      After the Red Sox won a baseball game, I called up my grandfather to yell, "HOW ABOUT THOSE RED SOX!?!" He sounded horrible on the other end. Barely catch his breath. I asked him to hand the phone to my grandmother, who I did not get along with at all. When I asked is I could come visit and if she would pick me up from the bus station, she replied, "I think that would be a good idea." He passed away that night, just him and her. My dad and sister were on a motorcycle trip in Canada. We were all these the next day, but he passed before we could all be there.
      We all said he did it on purpose. WE wanted to be there, but that is how HE wanted to go.

    • @Mary-gp9qk
      @Mary-gp9qk Month ago

      ​@SighingAtTheSideBarI can understand the need for privacy.

  • @ErresMom
    @ErresMom 2 months ago +254

    I just returned home from laying my father to rest. His remains have been reunited with my mother. You have no idea how much I needed this episode. ❤❤❤

    • @annasid9025
      @annasid9025 2 months ago +5

    • @melanieoliver302
      @melanieoliver302 2 months ago +1

    • @Snoopysdoggydiary
      @Snoopysdoggydiary 2 months ago +1

      Absolutely, I had the same experience with the passing of my Dad last September. My sympathies to you. I actually did as John advised today and checked out, albeit online, what lessons I could learn from astrology so I could put my grief into a productive space. The messages, based on my birth timeline and his date of passing, were really poignant and helpful. I would never have thought to do that. Thank you John and Jay for a very powerful interview.

    • @daniclark3228
      @daniclark3228 2 months ago +1

      Im so very sorry for your loss. God bless❤

    • @Sg35046
      @Sg35046 2 months ago +1

      ❤❤❤

  • @spegeg
    @spegeg 2 months ago +107

    I’m blessed to know John personally and I’ll just say he’s the real deal. And what I mean by that is this; John is sincere in what he does but don’t overlook what he actually does for people. What he’s doing is giving people validation that consciousness exists beyond the physical realm in order to have closure or confirmation or whatever they seek. John has a heart of gold.

    • @nofear2792
      @nofear2792 2 months ago +5

      He is fake and its been proven. He is a cold reader and he fishes for a responce. You need to learn how this trickery wiorks cause your being fooled

    • @nofear2792
      @nofear2792 2 months ago +3

      and everybody knows something exsist after death. Dont matter religion.Ive watched multiple people just like john does and its clear why he has to ask so many questiions until he gets a fish on the hook.

    • @morgaine6
      @morgaine6 2 months ago +16

      You say that it has been proven that John is a fake. Please provide links to that proof. I don't think there will be any.... John has PROVEN to me that he is genuine by communicating things to me (in a large group reading with over 300 people in a hotel event room) that no living person knew about, not even my son who was with me at the time. He asked NO questions beforehand.

    • @dougkauble4707
      @dougkauble4707 Month ago

      ​@nofear2792 and your opinion is worthless

    • @bigteep
      @bigteep Month ago +1

      Exactly. He fishes knowing someone will relate to his so called communication. If no one does, he changes it up until some does. Mother will become grandmother etc. If that fails it will become an older woman close to the family.

  • @Sara-n7n8m
    @Sara-n7n8m 2 months ago +192

    My disabled son passed away two weeks ago. I know that he is in a better place. I am grateful for that. Now I have trouble sleeping, mornings are hardest for me. I cry then I can get on with my day, Some days are easier than others, I miss him everyday.

    • @AD-cx2mw
      @AD-cx2mw 2 months ago +11

      ❤ as long as he is always in your thoughts hes always with you. Much love

    • @sandraprotopapas6408
      @sandraprotopapas6408 2 months ago +5

      I’m so sorry.😢

    • @Sara-n7n8m
      @Sara-n7n8m 2 months ago

      @sandraprotopapas6408 Thank you.

    • @jenricardo9905
      @jenricardo9905 Month ago +2

      He’s still in your heart 💜 and thought’s. Stay strong in knowing that he was a special part of your life.

    • @Sara-n7n8m
      @Sara-n7n8m Month ago +5

      @AD-cx2mw I think about him each and everyday. Thank you for your kind words.

  • @bigsash4539
    @bigsash4539 2 months ago +283

    Omg!! I haven’t seen John Edward in so long, what a treat!! 😊❤

  • @Mama83F
    @Mama83F 2 months ago +615

    I lost my daughter at 18 weeks gestation in 2020. My deceased mother in law came to me in a dream 6 months later. Sat with me on the couch in my dream and told me not to be sad, I would have a son named Parker. My Parker is about to turn 5 this August. I believe!

    • @aglayapiano
      @aglayapiano 2 months ago +2

      ❤❤❤

    • @wendy8617
      @wendy8617 2 months ago +1

      Beautiful ❤

    • @elizabethheyenga9277
      @elizabethheyenga9277 2 months ago +2

      Glad you could hear. My BFF told me her daughter was 5 months pregnant with a girl and when I checked, yup. They touch their soul before they come to us.

    • @Holly_Grail
      @Holly_Grail 2 months ago +11

      I’m so sorry for your loss ❤️‍🩹 This hits home, I lost my baby girl at 19 weeks gestation in December of 2024. I still don’t understand why it had to happened. Why me, why her. I used to dream about her but not anymore. I want to get pregnant again but haven’t been able to. It’s just so disappointing, the whole thing seems like a huge waste. In so glad for you that you got your baby boy ❤❤❤ many blessings to you both ❤❤❤

    • @Mama83F
      @Mama83F 2 months ago +6

      ​@Holly_GrailI'm so sorry ❤ I had an incompetent cervix, I had a cervical stitch at 13 weeks when I got pregnant with my son. I used the have signs they were around when my son was a newborn. Toys going off, my son's swing going. It's been a long time since I've had anything happen though.

  • @ShannonBlack-s1p
    @ShannonBlack-s1p 2 months ago +504

    Grief is love that has no place to go❤

  • @LifeCoachLiz1
    @LifeCoachLiz1 2 months ago +1212

    I lost my son in Oct 2024. He was 23. He was in a motorcycle accident and died instantly. All I want to do is talk about him. Not in a sad way. It makes me happy to talk about him. Because he was amazing. So John is right. Don't hesitate. Even if that person starts crying. You're validating their love for their child and the child's life itself❤️. Love you Ry. He wants me to be happy. Also I've been following John for years. He's amazing. Thank you Jay for being open to this interview

  • @HooliganMomma
    @HooliganMomma 2 months ago +119

    I saw John years ago live in an audience setting. I brought my skeptic husband....John is the real deal..my husband walked out completely changed and now is a believer!! The connections John made with audience members blew our minds. My husband said, "if this is fake, these people deserve Oscars for their performances!!" It was amazing!! John is a gift!!! xo

    • @lylewhile3427
      @lylewhile3427 2 months ago +3

      Plot twist / reality check : They are in fact good actors and greedy charlatans. And it is, absolutely fake.

    • @shoutatthesky
      @shoutatthesky 2 months ago +3

      He's a fraud. He's very good at what he does but he does not do what he claims to do!

    • @ToniThompson-n8p
      @ToniThompson-n8p 8 days ago

      Idk if it's fake, but I do know in the Bible it says to not mess with Mediums, fortune tellers etc,

  • @kelliecarter-bell6868
    @kelliecarter-bell6868 Month ago +39

    My sister died from heroin abuse unfortunately. She suffered a lot in her 28 years. She was very cruel to me, now that i an old enough to understand that disease i realise it wasn’t her fault. Not long after she passed she come to me to apologise. She was sitting on the end of my bed She told me she was so sorry for the way she had abused me. It was so real she was like a ghost with her beautiful blonde hair flowing as it did in real life. We had a life saving conversation that i will never forget. When she had finished talking i walked her out the front of my house and went to hug her. My arms went straight through her and she flew away like an angel. I will never forget that moment. Thank you both for what you do. You have made an extreme difference in my life. I pray one day my Mummy will come to me. All my love Kellie. ❤❤❤

    • @genevievechabot1869
      @genevievechabot1869 Month ago +3

      That "dream" you described was a "visitation" -- I'm glad her soul came back make amends. Many blessings to you 🌹✨

    • @ColtraneAndRain
      @ColtraneAndRain 25 days ago +2

      Bless you. It's so hard.

  • @SamVilla-thecrazycoop
    @SamVilla-thecrazycoop 2 months ago +143

    My son, Eli, skedaddled a little over a year ago. I have never once questioned that he is still alive, just not in a physical body. I have had two great medium sessions solely for the fact it was like a “phone call” and to verify the things I was hearing or feeling were correct. But I still have cried every single day because of missing his big beautiful physical silly self. But I decided he is present forever in our lives. We will always speak of him and mostly in the present tense. He “wasn’t” kind, he IS kind. But yes, don’t be afraid of speaking a loved one’s name. It’s the people that don’t or who pretend they don’t exist that is hurtful.

    • @marytodd2286
      @marytodd2286 2 months ago +2

      You are right and that’s how I feel but my family is not open to this at all and so they suffer 🥹

    • @portiabrown2913
      @portiabrown2913 2 months ago +1

      Thank you. We love you, our amazing David Brown 😊❤❤

    • @diamondunicorn2421
      @diamondunicorn2421 2 months ago +3

      I love how you mentioned his transition. Doesn’t sound morbid but easy to say . Even tho grief is hard.

    • @hsavage2899
      @hsavage2899 2 months ago +4

      What an incredible inspiration you are ❤. Say hi to him for me and tell him I said that his mom is delightful.

    • @Snoopysdoggydiary
      @Snoopysdoggydiary 2 months ago +3

      I couldn’t agree more about using present tense! Thank you for referring to that, it’s a feeling I’ve had without voicing it and will now strongly adhere to it! ❤

  • @anitasorensen82
    @anitasorensen82 Month ago +33

    I lost my 21 year old son on Valentines day last year. He committed suiside. It broke my heart in a million pieces. I have bin visiting a medium 2 times. It helped me a lot. So I am very interested in this type of things. I am still a litlle skeptisk of this, because this is so wild and unbelievable. I hope it is real... And I hope my son has find his peace🙏 I love him so much🩵 And miss him so so much to😢 Love from a danish listener.

    • @milarepetzky6585
      @milarepetzky6585 Month ago +2

      Hello Anita, I’m sorry for your loss. I truly believe every one of us has the ability to connect with our loved ones. Death is not the end. ❤

    • @chinmak
      @chinmak 29 days ago +1

      I’m sorry about your loss🕊️

  • @dizmc7471
    @dizmc7471 22 days ago +15

    OMG!! I lost my soul mate 3 years ago ..and tonight I was talking to him .. asking him if he is ok ..and telling him we love him ..then saying just come to me so I know that you there ..So played our song on here ! Then your video came on !!! Now that's a sign x

  • @Cristi-nd6oy
    @Cristi-nd6oy Month ago +20

    I sat with my Dad for hours and hours without leaving his side. He lived with me, and I got up and whispered to him that I would be right back. I was gone maybe 3 minutes and in that 3 minutes he passed. I was so sad for yrs. I’m glad I watched this.

    • @SeaGreenEyes
      @SeaGreenEyes 5 days ago +1

      My mom did the same. They know when someone isn't ready to say goodbye. I wasn't ready. I never would have been ready.

  • @shione1302
    @shione1302 2 months ago +122

    My auntie passed away today. She was extremely gifted and a fan of John Edward. She read every book and watched every show. I will know inherit those books at take comfort in reading them, knowing she’s with me.

    • @bigteep
      @bigteep Month ago +1

      Edwards is a master of cold readings.

    • @PWatts-ff2fd
      @PWatts-ff2fd Month ago +2

      ❤❤❤

    • @Jame_smith_7322
      @Jame_smith_7322 Month ago +1

      What a truly beautiful and radiant smile it caught my attention instantly. I couldn't just scroll past without saying hello. When I saw you among the people I might meet, I felt something special, so I thought it would be lovely to reach out and get to know you better... perhaps become friends, or even something more meaningful if life allows. 😊

    • @Jame_smith_7322
      @Jame_smith_7322 Month ago

      @PWatts-ff2fd What a truly beautiful and radiant smile it caught my attention instantly. I couldn't just scroll past without saying hello. When I saw you among the people I might meet, I felt something special, so I thought it would be lovely to reach out and get to know you better... perhaps become friends, or even something more meaningful if life allows. 😊

  • @bernihouk445
    @bernihouk445 2 months ago +43

    After losing my hero, my Papa, 10 years ago…I was desperate for connection so I hired a medium. The session brought me so much comfort! My husband of 34 years and my beautiful mom have crossed over in last 2 years and the medium sessions I’ve had brought me more comfort. Now I gift myself every birthday to visit with them! I’m beyond grateful ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻

    • @sauravdhillon3265
      @sauravdhillon3265 23 days ago

      Hey thanks for sharing your story!
      Which medium did u hire? Can u please share their contact details?

  • @kimberleylangford5536
    @kimberleylangford5536 2 months ago +82

    I've felt my late father around me. I've heard his laugh and smelled his pipe smoke. It felt very reassuring, loving and warm.

    • @pennylando3145
      @pennylando3145 2 months ago +5

      Your mention of pipe smoke reminded me of an incident that occurred years ago, six months after I'd moved into a new home. My neighbour, who, like her husband was a non-smoker, knocked on my door and asked me if my dad had smoked a pipe. I replied that yes, as a younger man he had, and that I had a photo of him with that pipe.
      It was an odd question to ask given that I had never once mentioned this to her or anyone else, so I asked her why she was asking. She replied "I think he was in my home last night".
      Both she and her husband had been watching TV when the room appeared to be filled with the scent of pipe smoke. She could not explain why she thought it was connected to me or to my dad - she just 'knew' it was.
      I had been unwell and hadn't realised the date - her experience happened on what would have been my father's 73rd birthday, which was also the 5th anniversary of his passing.
      My father was a very gentle man, and my mother believed he'd gone to my neighbour because, at the time, I was alone in the house with my 2yr old son and might have been worried by the smell of smoke. thinking it might be something burning in the house rather than connecting it to my dad.
      The evidence that it was my dad was not just in the scent of pipe smoke, but also in the fact that my neighbour didn't know me that well, certainly didn't know my dad, had no idea that it was his anniversary and birthday yet just "knew" that she had to tell me.
      I got to know her very well in time, and the other strange thing is that she wasn't psychic herself. That was the one and only experience she had ever had.

    • @catiasimoes3761
      @catiasimoes3761 2 months ago +1

      ​@pennylando3145 that's amazing that she had that experience. I the other night felt my late fathers energy around me. It really is something special ❤

    • @AD-cx2mw
      @AD-cx2mw 2 months ago

      He was literally around you ❤ its real hard to lose someone and know that you cant see them or hear them but they definitely come around in ways that they can 🫂

    • @JodieNichole-t8m
      @JodieNichole-t8m 2 months ago

      My Grandfather passed in 1986, 20 years later our family were talking about him one night and we could all smell his pipe smoke. My sister passed suddenly 5 years ago and sometimes I smell her perfume and I find it really comforting.

    • @pommiebears
      @pommiebears Month ago

      I used to smell my grandads hair cream. It would surround me often. It’s been a long time since I’ve smelled it now. I think he hung around until I could cope. He raised me, and is still my most favourite person ever. ❤

  • @gbtink
    @gbtink 2 months ago +46

    John Edward connected w my late husband when I saw him live years ago - he even came to my home to meet my children and speak w me more. I was on his television show. This was so long ago. He changed my life. He gave me so much info that there was no way of knowing, very personal & private things. But the love and connection was what John expressed the most - the love that my husband still has for us and that he is okay & present. I’m grateful for that experience!!!

    • @sherrimorris777
      @sherrimorris777 2 months ago

      It was demons telling him about your family

    • @dougkauble4707
      @dougkauble4707 Month ago +7

      ​@sherrimorris5403 it's demons telling you to say things so ugly.😊

    • @sandratoms3737
      @sandratoms3737 Month ago +3

      Ignore comments people judge what they don’t understand you know what you experienced don’t let anyone tell you what you have witnessed

    • @veronicadelorey4941
      @veronicadelorey4941 Month ago +2

      ​@sandratoms3737like these people who leave these stupid comments know 😂😅. They just want to ruin your day. You know your experience.

    • @Jame_smith_7322
      @Jame_smith_7322 Month ago

      What a truly beautiful and radiant smile it caught my attention instantly. I couldn't just scroll past without saying hello. When I saw you among the people I might meet, I felt something special, so I thought it would be lovely to reach out and get to know you better... perhaps become friends, or even something more meaningful if life allows. 😊

  • @JRodriguez-z8s
    @JRodriguez-z8s 2 months ago +122

    I was married to my awesome husband for 42 years. He passed July 27,2025 while with me at home. We’d had a house for 38 years in California that we truly built onto and added things to from our creativity. We left that home two years before to be by our son and granddaughter- a cross country move. Our house we left behind was so very special to us - the new owners decided to demolish it and start over. In this our creations: stain glass, circular stairway, architectural additions and artwork was demolished. At first, I felt a loss for it - but then I came to understand our house was our house, no one else’s and it seemed fitting that it ended with us leaving it. As it should be.❤️
    I enjoyed your talk - thank you ❤️

    • @bellakimama4695
      @bellakimama4695 Month ago +3

      That is unfortunately how people are now. Just destructive. But that time and those moments always live in that fabric of time with you two and nothing can change that. So glad you came to your peace about it all.

  • @ScubaGirlsInternational
    @ScubaGirlsInternational 2 months ago +107

    He read me in Chicago in a crowd. It was remarkable.

    • @mysticalbleau
      @mysticalbleau 2 months ago +3

      Your lucky ❤ I wish he would give me a reading

    • @giddygirl2208
      @giddygirl2208 2 months ago +9

      He read my friend Kelly and her mother in Philadelphia back in 2009 I believe. We got there late because of traffic and when we got there, we quietly sat down in the back, he got around to say “ when yall walked in I saw your family walk in right beside you. He even brought the German Shepherd too. It was so healing for them. John is amazing. God Bless.

    • @snowbunny1088
      @snowbunny1088 2 months ago

      Same ❤ But in Arizona

  • @KateRose5757
    @KateRose5757 2 months ago +80

    I am 32 years old and I’ve nearly lost my entire family. My mom, dad, brother, all 4 grandparents, aunts, uncles and my mother in law….When I was 17 I lost my Dad to a heart attack, then my grandparents one after another, then my Brother died, and little after that when I was 22 my mom was diagnosed with terminal cancer. The only solice I felt was atleast this time I would get to have closure, and get to experience all the things you talked about. Right before my husband and I got married his mom died, and after we got married my mom lived with us where I was her sole caretaker. But unfortunately I guess my mom told the doctors not to tell me when she was dying although I pleaded with them asking if she was (them lying should be illegal) She wanted to tell me herself but chickened out, therefore she suffered at the end, and her actual death gave nothing close to closure. 3 months later I found out I was pregnant and I’m not sure I’ve ever properly grieved. I tried grief share, and tried beginning therapy several times, but the people always feel hollow, like they’ve not worked with complex grief before. I find myself just wanting to sit down and tell someone everything I went through, and hope one day I can feel more healed from it all, not just for me but for my husband & child

    • @jphillips8545
      @jphillips8545 2 months ago +10

      I’m so sorry for your immense loss. Please seek grief counselling - someone reputable with vast experience- as you can’t remain unhealed any longer. Let peace be yours someday soon. I wish you all the best.

    • @awilkinson1001
      @awilkinson1001 2 months ago +13

      Keep going Kate. You have strength inside you that you have no idea exists. ❤!!! You will inspire others . Stay strong.

    • @ff2154
      @ff2154 2 months ago +1

      Be Grateful you have Health

    • @cheyennecarter5700
      @cheyennecarter5700 2 months ago +6

      I get it...❤️💔❤️

    • @anjumally
      @anjumally 2 months ago +7

      So sorry for the amount of grief you have endured with so many loses.. if i may share something that helped me... when I lost my mum it was nine months before I realized that the best gift I could give her was honor everything she did to raise me. When I smile I honor her as that is what she would want. When I eat well dress well or do one small tiny productive thing I honor her. I honor her legacy. Grief is very personal and I pray your journey brings ypu peace and comfort and legacies that inspire you to be the best version of yourself❤

  • @jphillips8545
    @jphillips8545 2 months ago +130

    How has John Edward literally not aged at all since I was watching him on TV in 2001? I swear it must be operating at a high vibration that stops people from aging.❤

    • @LindaKayHolevas
      @LindaKayHolevas 2 months ago +4

      Right? He hasn’t aged a day!

    • @Namikat
      @Namikat 2 months ago +2

      Yogi's would agree. My Mum was so connected to everything and she died aged 84. She looked 70. I am 51 almost and look about 40. I am sure it's because we believe and have this wonderful energy and connection with more than human form. Good spot!

    • @maureen2275
      @maureen2275 2 months ago +2

      I thought the same - I haven’t seen him for years and thought this must be an old interview 😳

    • @ErinLiu1015
      @ErinLiu1015 2 months ago

      I know! Incredible !

    • @northstarenergy207
      @northstarenergy207 2 months ago

      😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @LeahReviews
    @LeahReviews 14 days ago +10

    I love what he said about pets. And how the spirits don't care about "stuff", only love and connections. God is love. Good stuff.

  • @cutepanda2800
    @cutepanda2800 Month ago +16

    I lost my sweetheart dog 2 months back he was just two and half years old he suffered so much for 6 months with seizures and blindness he passed away on my laps he has been giving me signs ever since after his cremation was done when we went to buy urn a street dog came to me did a full bow down it was almost like the dog was in a trance I felt that my dog saying thank u and final goodbye even my family felt it we even offered the dog food but he didn’t take it he then acted like he didn’t know us and went away I see angel numbers his songs playing in background it only comes when something important is happening also my dogs mom and dad just gave birth to a litter of puppies just before his one month death anniversary we are bringing one of the puppy to our home we didn’t even wanted to do it because his loss was so difficult but when we decided to bring home this puppy the song I dedicate to my dog started playing in the restaurant it was almost like he was saying do it.. I still believe their energy is always with us and guiding us I miss u my boy ❤

  • @LizMurphy-s4q
    @LizMurphy-s4q 2 months ago +94

    Everyone should read the book Chasiing Evil. It is written by John and the FBI agent he worked with for 20 years. Amazing book and amazing story.

  • @snowbunny1088
    @snowbunny1088 2 months ago +20

    Fortunately I got a reading from John back in 2007 I believe , my sister was murdered in 2005 and John clarified some things that nobody else would have known , I know the show was taped in Arizona and I wish I knew how to find that tape , it was the most sad , scary and emotional moment in my life, but also inspiring and loving ❤ thank you John 🩵🙏😇

  • @Katimarie777
    @Katimarie777 2 months ago +62

    I am so happy you had John on your channel. I have been following him for many many years.

  • @Eaudetoilette757
    @Eaudetoilette757 2 months ago +51

    Our nephew was one of the 67 killed in AA5342 crash in DC last year. The one year just came and also his first heavenly birthday. His mother passed in 2004 in her sleep. They send me messages in SO many ways and it makes me happy to hear from them, but the pain is SO great that I can't hold them in this life again.

    • @robynrains7252
      @robynrains7252 2 months ago +3

      Sending you love and ☮️❤️❤️

    • @christina3521
      @christina3521 2 months ago

      I am truly sorry for your loss. I hope you feel the messages and connections from him that leave you now doubt and peace about where they are💗💗💗

    • @Eaudetoilette757
      @Eaudetoilette757 2 months ago

      @christina3521 thank you

  • @Pleiadrian
    @Pleiadrian 2 months ago +14

    I told my Dad not to stay and we’d look after Mum, 2 weeks later he passed. I was so relieved he was no longer in a body that no longer served him. ❤️

  • @WATERWOMAN.
    @WATERWOMAN. 2 months ago +42

    John has the most soothing voice.

  • @goayogastudio6284
    @goayogastudio6284 2 months ago +35

    When my mom passed on, after 6 years I still grieved. A friend (psychic but not practicing), told me "Jeani, you can't pay someone for this process" She told me to put a cushion in front of me and call my mom in. I set up my room intuitively, sat down and waited. Eventually, I knew she was there. I had no question, but she gave me an answer that shifted everything. She said "This was the plan". There were other things that came through too, but this is the thing I hold on to when I feel the grief. Wishing you all equanimity in your plan (-:

    • @kansasgirl8371
      @kansasgirl8371 2 months ago +5

      That this was always the plan is probably the most difficult thing for grieving people to understand. It’s important to pay close attention to everything the grief brings you, the opportunities you get to help others and the way you expand as a person. I was defeated by my grief for 15 years before I could surface again. Sending love to everyone who is on this journey

  • @Blonde111
    @Blonde111 2 months ago +13

    I lost my mom in 2023 and my brother in 2025. I think about them every day, especially my mom. I know shes ok. She died at 99 yrs so shes free of pain. I need her to guide me in my life. Im lost and frightened and very lonely. She was the one person who really truly loved me.

    • @pommiebears
      @pommiebears Month ago +1

      She still loves you. Ever hear the voice in your head that guides you? You argue with it, but you know it’s right about everything. Well, that’s your guidance. We’re never really far away from our loved ones. Your mother is inside of you right now. She might have given you the hair that won’t tame, or the eyes so blue or brown, or that mannerism that others find cute. She’s in there. ❤

    • @Mary-gp9qk
      @Mary-gp9qk 3 days ago

      She'll never leave you,
      death is not the end,
      your lucky;
      Thanks for sharing.

  • @annetteduguay-bruce581
    @annetteduguay-bruce581 2 months ago +12

    My son is living a very dangerous lifestyle and this video has allowed me to feel free from worry for the first time in a long time. Thank you.

  • @morgaine6
    @morgaine6 2 months ago +21

    OMG! I was guided to this video today John..... I thought it was just to be reminded that no one dies alone but then you spoke about "the house where the spouse loved it so much and his garden....." Just in the last few days, I have been EXTREMELY guilty and grieving the loss of my generational family home after having to sell it last year. I could no longer afford to live with the taxes and expenses in that neighbourhood any more. I am grieving that house so much, and missing everything about it. My heart has been breaking over it. It is like you were speaking directly to me in this video....... Thank you.

  • @ncphotos9994
    @ncphotos9994 2 months ago +4

    I lost my son 5 years ago. I am still fighting. The first medium told me that it will never be the same, but that doesn’t mean you cannot live strong again. Psychic mediums have helped me so much. I don’t believe it’s a sin to get connected with our departed loved ones. It’s channeling of love.

  • @cathjerabkova
    @cathjerabkova 2 months ago +19

    I just lost my beloved dog Liam after 12,5 years of life... On the same day this episode aired.. Thank you for this, it really helps with the immense sorrow.

    • @Honeybright2351
      @Honeybright2351 Month ago +4

      So sorry for you, my little dog Honey was 18.5 years, she left me 11 days ago from today. ❤

    • @cathjerabkova
      @cathjerabkova Month ago

      @Honeybright2351so sorry for your loss too💔 I am sending lots of strenght your way❤️‍🩹

    • @TalLeGal
      @TalLeGal 22 days ago +1

      Hugs to both of you.

  • @soniacabral7933
    @soniacabral7933 2 months ago +39

    I lost my son Spencer…on Mother’s Day 2025 he was 38 years old…I miss him so much…but he sends me signs… his name appears in clothing, books etc I know it’s him…telling me his still here with me….the universe works in mysterious ways….❤️

    • @sistergamesquadbally8605
      @sistergamesquadbally8605 2 months ago +2

      My sincerest condolences to you! Cherish all the great and wonderful memories! Keep them alive! May the Lord strengthen you! God bless!🙏💖

  • @cindaharrold5467
    @cindaharrold5467 2 months ago +8

    Oh my goodness! I found this video today on my daughter's what would have been her 27th birthday. John is dead right when he explained that we want to talk about the children we have lost, we want to hear others talk about our children, and absolutely feel connected when we realize that they have not been forgotten. God bless you both for this John and Jay!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @Lyla6989
    @Lyla6989 2 months ago +17

    I lost my younger brother 3 weeks ago. He was 24. He struggled with severe fentanyl addiction. The pain my family & I are going through is terrible. I hope this video can help me find peace.

  • @heatherdragsnes6258
    @heatherdragsnes6258 2 months ago +8

    I lost my mother to cancer 5 yrs ago. In the days and weeks after her passing I'd dream of her a lot. We spoke but not in words but telepathic.. I know she's at peace now with her mum and her baby, my sister who passed in infancy..... Loved watch John Edwards crossing over in the early 90s..

  • @bsdetective1500
    @bsdetective1500 2 months ago +10

    "There's so many stories thst your parents havent told you" My father had dementia before he passed away; he forgot who I was. He told me stories of his childhood that he wouldnt have told his daughter. It made me love him even more.

    • @ellieem4716
      @ellieem4716 Month ago +1

      I also agree with that statement! I had kind of similar experience, except my dad was always a narcissist and, while we always knew he loved us, it was from a distance for the most part. Let's just say he wasn't the "involved" type lol. My parents divorced when I was 2 and he would pick us up sometimes and we'd have fun simply because we were excited to see "Daddy". But it rarely involved kid-oriented activities - we'd do things he liked instead.
      As an adult, our conversations usually revolved around him and his life rather than my siblings, myself, my kids or his other grandchildren. He developed dementia in his mid 80's and kept it well-hidden for quite a while. He had moved several states away many years earlier so it was easier to do on the phone as none of us were particularly close to him and saw him rarely. But I noticed a difference one day - a long phone call - that I remember hanging up from and telling my husband, "I just had the best conversation I ever had with my dad!" He was asking about my kids, seemed SO excited about my daughter expecting a baby, was asking questions about my work, life, etc. As time went on, those types of conversations continued and his calls were much more frequent than they had ever been. He even remembered things I told him about all of us, which was honestly shocking.... because narcissism. So dementia wasn't apparent at first. Even when it was, especially after talking with my siblings and comparing notes, I still look at all of those conversations (over about 4 years) as such a gift - a big silver lining to the very dark, sad cloud of dementia. My siblings would get annoyed at him "seeming to care all of a sudden", but I just gave him the love that, that poor old man with dementia deserved. I heard all kinds of stories of his upbringing in Norway that I never knew about and it was like finally getting to know him for the first time in a way. I will always be grateful for the loving, caring dad he ended up being at the end - whether just due to dementia or not. ♥

  • @AdrianaHargrave
    @AdrianaHargrave Month ago +6

    This was such a beautiful interview. I love the idea of keeping loved ones alive through generations.
    I lost my mother at 13 to addiction and now at 37 with 3 kids of my own, I cannot keep her alive in that way. Most memories are very painful or I don’t remember. It’s heartbreaking because even the thought of her, makes me overwhelmed and overcome with a deep sadness.

  • @aglayapiano
    @aglayapiano 2 months ago +23

    Isn’t it amazing, how wonderful our hearts are? Some people we loved so much leave this physical world, but we continue loving them as much as we did when they were alive? This is incredible!

    • @AD-cx2mw
      @AD-cx2mw 2 months ago +1

      ❤aawww mad love. I remember Keanu reaves being asked "what do you think happens when we die" and he said " I know that the ones that love us will miss us" and you are right we still love them just the same but we miss them and know we will see them again one day in some form or the other.

  • @andreaandrea6716
    @andreaandrea6716 2 months ago +6

    "What do you do when you meet someone who says they're stuck in their grief..?" THAT IS SUCH A GOOD QUESTION!!!!!! Because we DO get so stuck... and then entrenched. And then THAT becomes this awful, dreadful THING we can't seem to NOT have.
    Thank you, Jay.

  • @Songbird888
    @Songbird888 Month ago +4

    Wow ❤ My beloved grandmother lived to be 101. In her final days, she stopped speaking and was sleeping most of the time. I spent time holding her hand and singing to her, alternating time with other family members. The day she passed, we received a call that she was close and we'd better come quickly if we wanted to be with her as she transitioned. We raced to be there, arriving moments after she'd gone. It's been something I felt awful about all these years after thinking she must have felt so alone and dismissed by loved ones with only a nurse and stranger to us there holding her hand. I felt like we'd let her down when in actuality our NOT being there may have been what gave her the ability to be welcomed into the next realm. I just love that we're talking about the things we may have been raised not to talk about, making them seem scary. Living loving death and dying and cracking the code. I'm grateful to people like John Edwards and platforms like this that continue to bring some understanding, shedding light and beauty on what we'll all inevitably experience. Thank you, blessings.

  • @simone6822
    @simone6822 Month ago +7

    My dad was diagnosed with terminal cancer in 2015 around my birthday June 24. My mom wanted so badly for him to seek treatment. So he was compliant and going to the doctors. But when my dad and I were alone together on the last day, I remember him being able to speak and walk, he told me he did not want to go through treatment. I told him that I am here and only he knows what is best for him And what will work for him. But that I supported his decisions. That was the last day that he was able to be present in the moment and he passed just a month after. He was actively passing away, I ran to his room so that I could be there and let him know that it was OK and that I would be looking after Mom. But days leading up to that he was talking and looking up in the room. I’m convinced that his mom and dad were present there with himin spirit.

    • @jessicaallen755
      @jessicaallen755 2 days ago

      Thats super common! Others who have passed often come back for their loved ones who are currently passing

  • @Pis-N-Vnegr108
    @Pis-N-Vnegr108 2 months ago +9

    John Edward, love him. His straightforwardness, no BS approach is such a relief. I went to one of his group events a couple of years ago in Anaheim CA, by myself, because at the time, I remember feeling afraid of any backlash from family or friends. Anyway, I saw a long line so I decided to go to the ladies room first, and I remember through the corner of my eye, while waiting for a stall, a woman with brown hair, pink highlights, caught my attention. I just got a feeling. Anyway, came out of the bathroom and went to stand in line and there she was in front of me, in line. I started talking to her, mostly out of nervousness. And then we went to find seats and I asked if I could sit with her, not wanting her to think I was stalking her. 😮 I later found out she and John knew each other or John knew of her because he introduced her to the audience as someone they could go to within the city. I remember feeling so embarrassed. I immediately wondered what stupid things had I said to her, and she must think I’m nuts. She was bombarded with people approaching her after the event so I quickly snuck away. In awe, and embarrassed at the same time. I wish I could remember her name, as I thought she was nice and polite towards me even though I was somewhat of a pest. I’m sure. They say that nothing is ever a coincidence. BTW, John’s book Chasing Evil, is really good.

  • @lorenafrusciante3307
    @lorenafrusciante3307 Month ago +12

    I lost my son Vincent almost 9 years ago he was 16 . I’ve been on a journey of discovery searching for him. His death has made me more aware of the universe and all its mysteries . He gave me many signs but one dream I had was a direct message from him . I would love to share if anyone wants to know . I’m so sorry for all your losses .

    • @emmajane9403
      @emmajane9403 Month ago +1

      Awww Lauren I am so sorry for loss. That is heartbreaking 💔 I would love to hear what signs you have had please 🙏 if you don’t mind sharing ❤❤❤

    • @pommiebears
      @pommiebears Month ago

      Do you know that you carry him within your body every day? Mothers carry the DNA of all of their children. It never leaves. His energy didn’t die, it can’t. Energy can’t be destroyed, it can only transform. The dreams, I strongly believe that it’s a visitation. It’s easier on both of you if he visits in your dreams.
      I don’t believe for a second that this is the be all and end all of life, Lorena. I think we are the universe having a human experience, and we go back to the universe. I’m sorry for your loss, I really am. 🙏🏽🌹

    • @WowMissy13
      @WowMissy13 29 days ago +1

      Absolutely I do. As someone who's dreams come true, or like...
      I'll think about someone and see them.
      I'd love to listen about your son.

  • @underthekevinfluence8079

    I lost my best friend in 2021. Almost one month ago was the 5 year anniversary. The grieving process was long and hard, but I think I "graduated" last year. This year, I am on a journey of bettering myself and that includes learning. The last couple of weeks have been about neuroscience, quantum physics, and everything in between. This video made tears come out that I didn't know needed to come out. Not sure what feelings were associated, but I feel enlightened. I could go on and on but I think I got the gist of it written down. Thank you for this video.

  • @delilagonzalez
    @delilagonzalez 2 months ago +15

    My grandma waited for all her kids to be in the room before she left. One of her sons drove over 8 hours to try and make it and an hour after his arrival my grandma passed meanwhile her husband was outside parking his car, while he was walking towards the home is when she left us, he did not make it to see her go. And with his reaction, I know he would have made it hard for her to go. She did not want him to see her go. Till this day that moment makes me cry cuz as he walked in, we told him ‘she left us’ 😢

    • @jntfowlkesyt
      @jntfowlkesyt Month ago

      Knjj😊😊

    • @selinaserenelli153
      @selinaserenelli153 Month ago +1

      A friend of mine was close to death and in the hospital. She asked her husband and daughter to leave as she couldn’t die while they were present. She passed shortly after. So each situation can be different. Some will hang on as long as possible until family members arrive. Others can slip away before body death as in unconscious. 🙏

    • @WowMissy13
      @WowMissy13 29 days ago +1

      My grandmother was my person and they almost didn't let me see her. I don't remember what was said...
      Im almost 40 and I was 11 or 12.
      But she was actively dying and she waited until she saw me, and past soon after. So the opposite...
      Oh my heart.
      Thank you for sharing.

    • @delilagonzalez
      @delilagonzalez 29 days ago +1

      @WowMissy13
      I can’t imagine at your age how hard it was for you. I was 35 and it was and still is hard for me. I always say she was my soulmate. She was also my person. My whole family knew I was her favorite 😢 but one day we will see them again 🫂

    • @WowMissy13
      @WowMissy13 28 days ago +1

      ​@delilagonzalezYou're so right. I dont know how where or when but we will. I truly belive she is around me...
      And your loved ones as well. Again, not sure in what capacity you know? And thank you. Her name was stella.

  • @roxanneiten6328
    @roxanneiten6328 Month ago +6

    I love that notion that to heal we may need a community of different healers.

  • @jennifermoore9267
    @jennifermoore9267 2 months ago +19

    I'm a professional counselor, licensed. I receive thoughts during session that come out of no where about clients. Usually, I end up following the lead and share it. I feel that is my intuition. Because i don't intentionally try to pull random thoughts , but they come as hunches.

  • @lizzieannann2807
    @lizzieannann2807 2 months ago +12

    My goodness ,I've just lost a 47 year marriage . He became very disabled very quickly and took his own life , while i held his hand ,only 2 weeks ago, I've followed you for many years and i share the same ethos as yourself I've heard bits of this interview and lots is all new to me ,you couldn't have sprang in to my life (sadly on you tube) ,and you've helped so much hearing you ,albeit thro tears , your an amazing gentleman ,thank you ,x Lizzie 🇬🇧

  • @raffaelesellaro5890
    @raffaelesellaro5890 2 months ago +7

    Listening to John helped me so much when my dad died 8 months ago. I can’t tell you how much it meant to me,and to this day i tell people how much it meant to me.

  • @laportiamitchell1
    @laportiamitchell1 Month ago +6

    I needed this episode. I found my uncle about a month ago, he passed alone in his childhood home. I knew his time was near but I didnt know when he was only 48, but life had been hard for him. I have renewed peace knowing he left when he knew me nor my daughters would be there and that he was welcomed by his mother father and sister. I cried and kept telling him "I am so sorry I left you alone." It really bothered me him being alone but I have been reassured he was not RIP uncle Junior xo.

  • @HayleyKeen-wh9jv
    @HayleyKeen-wh9jv Month ago +5

    I went to see a medium for a full reading and had no expectations at all and my Nan who had passed came through!
    I literally told her nothing and she never asked anything about me, I truly believe my Nan was there as I felt her presence that I’d felt many times before. Unfortunately I haven’t found anyone like her since 😢

  • @GeorgeMiles-e4l
    @GeorgeMiles-e4l 2 months ago +54

    Glory!!🙌🏾$18k biweekly, As single parent your videos
    really inspired me. Am 48, went from Grass to Grace. This video here reminds me of my transformation from a nobody to good home. To God be the glory.🙏🏾❤️

  • @Nassy-r9e
    @Nassy-r9e Month ago +6

    Thank you for all the beautiful souls that aim to ease the path for others. I lost my brother seven months ago. With all the complications that existed I loved him and forgiven him . Yet it hurts so much and cannot stop crying when I think about him. He passed away alone in his flat and I had meant to see him that week. I have to hide the depth of my pain in my daily life. As life goes on.
    I’m grateful for this video that John said they are never alone .
    I’m glad I always expressed my love to him even though I was not always involved in his life🤍

    • @WowMissy13
      @WowMissy13 29 days ago

      Please know that your pain is your own, but I too somewhat share that mental load with a loved one that has passed. To them being alone and the supposed to see or answer.
      He was 44. My cousin Russell...
      What was your loved ones name? ❤

    • @Nassy-r9e
      @Nassy-r9e 27 days ago

      @Wow@WowMissy13sorry for your loss. Yes your pain is your own and it hurts.
      His name is Hamid🤍

  • @lisafarmer6805
    @lisafarmer6805 2 months ago +6

    The HBO special in 99 was where I first saw John. Weeks after losing my father suddenly. He set me on my path of belief and faith. And most importantly, hope. I watched every episode of Crossing Over over and over. I watched him live at a large group reading. I have been a believer since that Sunday night in 1999. I accidentally watched it while waiting for The Sopranos to start and it changed my life.

  • @kmcg2us
    @kmcg2us Month ago +2

    Mr. Edwards. Thank you so much for bringing to Light the subject of having to relinquish material items. I lived with my father in the last 3 years of his life (He was 94 and I was 58 y.o. when I moved in) and he very generously left me the mortgage free house we lived in. He passed in 2019 and I am no longer physically or financially able to keep the house and am selling it. I have been carrying a lot of guilt over selling such a beautiful gift he left me. Of course I know that guilt goes much deeper than just selling it and I felt a huge sigh of relief when you talked specifically on adult children not being able to afford a house a parent left them and having to sell it. It really struck a deep cord in me in a positive way and I thank you for that.

  • @mommajeanne
    @mommajeanne Month ago +103

    My name is Jeanne. I am a mother of eight, and my life has been forever changed by grief.
    On June 25, 2024, I lost my mother the woman who raised me, shaped me, and loved me through every season of my life.
    On October 15, 2024, my 19-year-old daughter, Journee, and my 3-month-old granddaughter, Alanee Grace, were killed together in a head-on collision caused by drowsy driving. Journee was forever 19. Alanee was only 3 months and 23 days old my only grandbaby.
    On December 8, 2025, I held my daughter Ashlee in my arms as she took her final breath after battling lupus and end-stage renal failure. She fought so hard. I was there when she passed, and that moment lives in me forever.
    In 18 months, I buried my mother, my daughter, my granddaughter, and another daughter. Grief is no longer something I visit it is something I live with every single day.
    Some days I am strong. Some days I am barely breathing. But I keep going for my children who are still here for Kyree, Amaree, Shawnee, and the rest of my family who need me to stay standing.
    This is my grief journey. It is raw. It is heavy. It is honest. And it is filled with love that did not end when their lives did.
    I share my story not for pity, but because love deserves to be remembered out loud.
    Forever their mom. Forever their Memee. Forever carrying them with me. 🤍

    • @JESSiiBABii2010
      @JESSiiBABii2010 Month ago +3

      🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🫶🏾

    • @JudyToa
      @JudyToa Month ago

      💗💗💗

    • @jordaneglis7380
      @jordaneglis7380 Month ago

      🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️they want you to be happy 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️

    • @nikkichan79
      @nikkichan79 Month ago +1

      I am so sorry for your loss! May they rest in paradise. I can't imagine losing that many love ones in a short period of time. Their spirits are watching over you. Just know they're with you and protecting you and your family. 🕊❤️

    • @JacquiBirks
      @JacquiBirks Month ago

      Bless your heart ❤️

  • @melissaa.brownell4201

    The best explanation of life and death and grief. This is worth listening to many times! ❤

  • @estefaniacastillo133
    @estefaniacastillo133 2 months ago +3

    The moment my Dad passed away in 2024 i was in Mexico he was in the UK i woke up at 3am and felt this beautiful pink cloud around my head that felt like pure euphoria it then went into the distance. I was 14 weeks pregnant i told my Dad just 3 days before he passed i was having a girl. As i got out of bed i read the dreadful message on my tablet from my sister that she had found our Dad on the floor. I knew that waking at 3am was him coming to visit me in Mexico which indicates the soul doesnt recognise time or distance that would have been 10am in the UK the coroner report later confirmed it was 10am he passed over i will never forget that moment and how my daughter who turned 1 on 16th january is the absolute image of my Dad ❤ 2024 a year i lost 1 angel and gained him back in form of a baby girl whos reincarnated back as my Dad.

  • @kmarshall53
    @kmarshall53 Month ago +2

    Very thoughtful interview with pertinent questions and fascinating and comforting answers. These two men just made a tremendous difference in many viewers’ lives. Well done and much needed. Thank you. ❤

  • @joannedobkin3363
    @joannedobkin3363 2 months ago +9

    Our loved ones are better off than we are. They are finished suffering and we are never finished until we see them again in heaven. They really don’t want us bothering them I feel because they moved on. We’re the ones wanting more of them. Just let them enjoy their fun in heaven. They have bigger things to do with God,

    • @sandraprotopapas6408
      @sandraprotopapas6408 2 months ago +1

      I never thought of it that way!! They they would feel bothered.😂

  • @stephaniecarafa8315
    @stephaniecarafa8315 2 months ago +7

    I just sat in your audience in Santa Rosa, Ca 3 weeks ago..... It was amazing! Although no one came through for me, I was in tears for the readings that happened in front of me. Can't wait to go again. Thank you John Edwards for that experience ❤

  • @animallover6307
    @animallover6307 2 months ago +3

    Watching shows like this or near death experiences is what helps me with my grief. It is proven to me constantly that they are always nearby. Ask for signs and they will appear. Might not be on your schedule, but pay attention. You will see❤

  • @michellelamont
    @michellelamont Month ago +6

    I died in a Coma 25 years ago, I went to a lot of places, that is another story, but Jesus told me that when I came back, I would remember everything. Now I told my Mum what had happened and she took me to a psychiatrist and have been suffering under them for 25 years now. I remembered a lot and can't even speak of it or I'm tossed into hospital. Stuck on medications that debilitate me, with a taped mouth. God took me on the journey of a lifetime; he showed me through my own lives' in the Universe and how small it is in comparison to the heavens we can't see from here. Also who I am, it humbled and exalted me at the same time. GOD is Great. God bless you all.

    • @lyndseyanselmi-un3ql
      @lyndseyanselmi-un3ql Month ago +1

      It's your choice whether you go to a psychiatrist or not. You're an adult and don't have to answer to anyone anymore. It's your life and your experience not anyone elses... Including your Mother.

    • @Summersun-f6d
      @Summersun-f6d Month ago

      We don't died sent to other world. Don't let people stopping talk what jesus told you you doing jesus your the messenger. I am a chosen one and I know you know what I mean. Don't listen to others you sent back because your a messenger from jesus

    • @mdawn5665
      @mdawn5665 27 days ago

      Write a book

    • @jessicaallen755
      @jessicaallen755 2 days ago

      If you're an adult, u get to decide whether or not u want to put anything in ur system

  • @DonnaLaGorga
    @DonnaLaGorga 8 days ago +1

    It is Good Friday and the fact that I found your website on this Holy Day, w/John Edward, about Life Beyond serves proof ~ yet again ~ that life & love know no boundaries. Thank You so Very Much! Peace, Love & Joy

  • @elizabethgersumky2079

    My father passed in 2023. My father held on for very long time he wouldn’t let go. I was with him I was his only daughter and a daddy’s girl. I don’t know why I decided to step out and go to my car real quick but I said Dad I will be right back and I left and went to my car called my mom and I screamed into the phone and I really think that’s when my father passed. Then I walked back in and my father had let go. He was waiting for me to leave because he didn’t want to pass in front of his baby girl.

  • @valeriacarrillo9977
    @valeriacarrillo9977 2 months ago +16

    I saw the interview with Larry King and John Edwards many years ago, he spoke to a caller and she couldn’t validate his message- but I did. Every part of the message he gave that caller was exactly what I had been asking in my head. I’m so glad he continued with the message and said “ maybe this is not for you but someone out there watching. I can say with 100% certainty, that was my grandfather communicating with me- answering the questions I had thought I would ask if I ever had the chance to talk to him. I was in my living room in tears, tears of joy. It’s been almost 30 years and I still remember that moment very clearly. Please let him know , his message was accurate too bad it looked like it wasn’t on live TV!

  • @MultiRuthless
    @MultiRuthless 2 months ago +5

    When my step dad was dying I said to him the day before that let me know and hold my hand when you go to let me know.. That night I was laying in bed and I felt a warm hand hold mine and I knew instantly he had gone. An hour later my mum called and I said I already knew..

  • @norsestar
    @norsestar Month ago +2

    My mum passed away from terminal cancer last May. Her spirit/conciousness came back to visit me and my dad 2 weeks after she died. She told me she is so very happy and free after leaving her physical body. This was lovely to hear 🥰....2 years before she got sick i did have vision and i remember telling her i saw her laying sickly with tubes coming out of her nose in hospital. I tried to encourage her to go get checked out. My vision came true....i didn't expect her to die though 😓. My mum did have such an exhausting life. She married a narc and the wrong man for her and she didn't stay true to what she truly wanted in life. This didn't help her in her life or her physical health lol

  • @MelissaNENY
    @MelissaNENY 2 months ago +4

    I’ve been to a John Edward’s show and a couple other mediums because I have had dreams that have come true, feelings others in the room that is not there visually, and I was an accident where I survived and other didn’t. So I go to learn what skill I have and trying to figuare out “the speciality” 16:58

  • @KaraBaker-ux3wr
    @KaraBaker-ux3wr Month ago +1

    I am an average skeptic woman. My best friend went to a group event with John Edward’s. He singled them out immediately without talking to them. John told them not only accurate information and details; he told them about events that no one knew about. He is the real deal. He has a sensory gift that all the rest of us are not tuned into. Thanks to Jay and staff for bringing this forward.

  • @allysonc1333
    @allysonc1333 Month ago +4

    After watching this video I needed to gather my thoughts and ponder my feelings. My son Aaron passed December 13th 2024 in his sleep at the age of 37. When they were talking about Astrology and John gave a date of December 13th 2022 as an example it clicked for me. I don’t need to hear from Aaron I know who he was and is. His last facebook message said it all, how he was proud of his accomplishments his life, travel, work and his friends and family connections and reading that gave me great solace. What is hard for me is the challenges I still face, my husband has been sick for the last 8 years and just spent 4 months in the hospital this year and I am the primary caregiver for my parents who still live on their own. (They’re 95 and 96). It would be nice to know through astrology when this deep cycle of just continuing trials and tribulations is going to ebb. Taking one day at a time, i know you are guiding me Aaron and I am trying to let things unfold and be patient.

    • @WowMissy13
      @WowMissy13 29 days ago

      I am sorry for your loss and the workload mentally and physically of being a caregiver is a lot.
      Like john mentioned in the beginning, I am clairsentient and claircognizant and used to do intuitive readings in my city professionally. But that does mean I am a medium.
      Im not claiming it feel your son Aaron, although his energy feels absolutely enormous in many ways. The way you described him and his last message sounds like how I would display love and gratitude so kt just clicked and resonated. I cannot agree more with you and I truly believe you're doing all of the right things. There ARE no right things technically because spirit and life is so individualized. I just mean your situation specifically and aligning your energy with his. I feel it strongly and there's always chance we are wrong. But I just feel it down to my bones so I thought I'd say something over nothing at all.

    • @allysonc1333
      @allysonc1333 26 days ago

      Thank you 🙏. Serendipity is something I truly believe in. Aaron had the opportunity to spend time in his family home in November before he passed while my husband and I were in Japan. Mom and dad live around the corner and he took the job very seriously seeing them everyday and making them lunch or dinner and just spending quality time with them. My mom and Aaron had a very loving and strong bond so it truly was a gift for them. There are many other things that I can attribute to him subconsciously setting things up for the future.

  • @kaicoll1273
    @kaicoll1273 2 months ago +2

    Me living in Puerto Rico, got goose bumps hearing John had that experience in old San Juan

  • @eirigh_suas
    @eirigh_suas Month ago +1

    Before mum passed, we visited her parents´ tomb and reincarnation somehow came up in conversation. I told her I believe and she cut me with a sharp "well, you can forget about that!" Ironic, since She named me Mary Incarnation! Before she passed from cancer in a hospice, I played her a lovely archangel Michael tune by Shekina Rose, also told her she could go, that she could let go, that we would be ok, she would be ok, that she had done so much for us it was her time to rest. I told her no point suffering any longer and that we loved her. Played her the song and noticed she had passed. The most incredible moment of my life.

  • @christopherchaffin4256
    @christopherchaffin4256 2 months ago +9

    I would absolutely love for a medium to help me with the tragic loss of my son! It’s been a nightmare and honestly I’ve lost desire to live!

    • @thokozanixaba8056
      @thokozanixaba8056 2 months ago +3

      You need to be strong for him

    • @KJBblessedB
      @KJBblessedB 2 months ago +3

      I am so sorry for your loss.

    • @yolandaaranda653
      @yolandaaranda653 2 months ago +3

      ❤so very sorry for your beloved son. Holding you in prayer knowing you will be directed to the perfect circumstance which will bring you peace, love and calm in connection with your dear son.

    • @portiabrown2913
      @portiabrown2913 2 months ago +5

      Search for a great medium, you will be helped. ❤

    • @GrannyRose11
      @GrannyRose11 2 months ago +1

      Ask your son for a sign, and look for it.

  • @candipill
    @candipill Month ago +1

    I lost the love of my life and my daughter father a month and a half ago - I really want to know that he is still around with us. He was diagnosed with cancer and passed a month from diagnosis. I didnt actually think hew as going to die. I had this belief that it was something that we would beat. His death blindsided me. I still expect him to text me or come through the door. I have had a few experiences that I have felt that he has sent us messages. But this pain is so raw, so embodied. I worry that he didnt know how much I loved him. I wish I could learn how to communicate with him in the way that John Edwards can. Grief is so terrible, hard, painful and the despair is crippling.

  • @RaymondBeattie-os2rb
    @RaymondBeattie-os2rb 2 months ago +4

    When people die, there is a holding time before you go! I died on the operating table & left to where I went to a very brilliant white place were there was an office full of light were I was met by a lady who took my hand ( I was 6 at the time ) & lead me to a bench seat in a hallway which was curved where I couldn’t see the being or end of the hallway but I still could see that office! She told me to sit there & not to move! Whilst sitting there a couple of people come passed, male & females but as they passed they didn’t make any noise whilst they passed which I thought was cool!! Time wise it seemed a long time but could have been ten minutes to 30 minutes, time can’t put it down but I know I was getting restless then this lady come along side me & said to come with me! She said you’re going back? I said I didn’t want to go back because of the pain I was in! Well you are going back because ( it’s not your time ) I woke up in the ward full of kids! My mother came in later & told me I was very lucky because I died when I was in the operating room but the doctor managed to saved me! I had blood transfusions & a big cut in my stomach which took a long time to heal!

  • @DarleneWalker-f2u
    @DarleneWalker-f2u 29 days ago +1

    I lost my son on January 23 rd at 11:23 am 2025
    His name is Phillip and is my first born
    I would like to thank you John for what you said about other people saying his name because it's so true and I surely need to know Phillip was not forgotten

  • @wandadenny1944
    @wandadenny1944 2 months ago +13

    Where has John Edward been? Always liked him. He is accurate.

    • @OregonWildmanAKAsasquatch
      @OregonWildmanAKAsasquatch Month ago

      He got exposed as a scammer. He is a fake

    • @katiedeluise2345
      @katiedeluise2345 Month ago

      ​@OregonWildmanAKAsasquatch I haven't heard that .

    • @OregonWildmanAKAsasquatch
      @OregonWildmanAKAsasquatch Month ago

      ​​@katiedeluise2345look up cold reading. It is a trick that magicians like myself use all of the time. You can also look up Darren Brown and Chris Angel for explanations on how it works. Thanks and have a nice day, friend.
      Cold readimg is a technique that works off of generalizations, much like horoscopes. And when the technique works, it can seem very impressive. With experience doing this can, one can get some pretty wild reactions from spectators😂

  • @nflama
    @nflama Month ago

    I had the pleasure of being in a group reading with John after my brother passed away. After that reading, it left no doubts for me that there is more after this life. It gave so much peace to me and my family.

  • @Nae711
    @Nae711 2 months ago +5

    Since my mom passed I’ve literally felt like I’ve been getting chased down by certain number synchronicities lol!! I was able to make it make sense thanks to Lloyd Strahorn. He is a top tier numerologist, please bring him on!!

  • @lucyd2092
    @lucyd2092 2 months ago +1

    There is me before Steve passed suddenly and me now. Thank you for saying that, the sentiment is so true, you change because you have to. After 13 years I still see his eyes, hands, smile, imagine he is standing slightly behind my right shoulder and although I am alone and can still feel the heavy sadness I can laugh and be happy with friends, family and the animals I have around me. Thank you for your insight and wise words

  • @cathyspary3006
    @cathyspary3006 2 months ago +2

    thank u for helping me right now with the loss of my son.
    I know he is at peace a d I will now try to allow mine too

  • @jenniferbailey2214
    @jenniferbailey2214 14 hours ago

    Love John Edward’s, he’s sacrificed so much to fulfill his destiny, absolutely belove him

  • @savannahhargis
    @savannahhargis Month ago +8

    Before my grandmother passed, my nana paid for us to have a reading with a woman (video on my page). I very much believe- they didn’t even know the last name when we booked the reading.
    Also went to Long Island Medium’s even in Knoxville TN. There was maybe a thousand or two in the crowd. She picked up on my dad’s mom- “what’s the Wizard of Oz reference with you?” My dad’s mom’s name was Dorothy who was passed on.

  • @dallaslovestheNORTH
    @dallaslovestheNORTH 8 days ago +1

    I had to stop and say "f*"k yeah" when she told you! I love that for you.

  • @angelagibb-w3o
    @angelagibb-w3o 2 months ago +8

    It's almost a year next month since I lost my wonderful husband in February 2025 very suddenly he was a fit healthy 56 year old man no heart warnings what so ever 💔 I said goodbye to him that morning and like we always said to each other Love you ❤ to come home and find him on the stairs face down😢he was gone and in his hand he was holding his mobile phone starting a txt to me which obviously never got finished 😢he would txt me every single day when he arrived home from work just to ask how my day had been.
    Little did I know my life would be shattered that day and never to be the same again. My heart is broken 💔 he wasn't just my husband he was my soul mate and best friend 💔 My happiness ended that day and almost a year on it just feels like yesterday my world ended and shattered completely 😢
    The moral of this comment is always tell your loved ones how much they mean to you and how much you love them ❤as the life you had and loved with your love one can be taken away from you at the blink of an eye.
    Like we hear and say our life is too short and its such a true saying.
    Make the most of every day with the ones you love and Cherish every moment 💔

    • @Kay-rp1fz
      @Kay-rp1fz 2 months ago

      Thank you, may you find peace 🙏

    • @arthelogwin9724
      @arthelogwin9724 Month ago

      Prayers for you the same with my husband last year two weeks before his 60th birthday

    • @WowMissy13
      @WowMissy13 29 days ago

      It felt almost wrong to like this. My heart hurts for you...
      Im so sorry you had to see that.

  • @IMWillis-y3k
    @IMWillis-y3k 2 months ago +1

    The One Source made a wonderful and wondrous system to give Humanity a way to evolve spiritually. the good news is that it really works.

  • @moelleobrien
    @moelleobrien 2 months ago +7

    Just found JE recently. Never believed until I saw him. What an amazing heart he has. So happy to find a new interview with him.

  • @karenetherington-d6y

    This is the truth. My much beloved older brother passed over 25 years ago. The day after he passed, he came to me when I was at that point between sleeping and waking. I dreamt I had woken and he was lying on my bed facing me. It was just a brief second, but his face was back to normal (he had had a large scar on his head, the result of an operation to try to remove a brain tumour), he looked into my eyes and said, "I'm okay." For many years I tried to convince myself that it was just my brain trying to comfort me. I have come to realise it was the energy/consciousness that was/is my brother letting me know I didn't have to worry about him. I miss and feel love for him every day ❤ We never truly die. ❤