The Afterlife and Grief: What Psychic Medium John Edward Wants You to Know

[@jeffbeaver4419]

My wife of 43 years passed away in June of 2023. A few months later,my dog was whining very early in the morning which woke me up. I looked at the clock beside the bed. The time was 6:14. Our wedding anniversary was June 14. I knew at that point that my wife was sending me a sign and had my dog wake me up to see it.

[@elbee1290]

What an inspiring story- Thank you for sharing it here with us- I totally believe that's what what happening, too, especially if it's unusual for your dog to wake you with whining. How wonderful that your wife was reaching through the ethers to let you know she is with you....

[@user-vf3zi6we3g]

I have lost love ones over the years and had many subtle signs although I've probably missed some too. My 16 year old dog was euthanized 5 days ago and even she sent me a sign. It made me happy because I had talked to her and told her what to expect on the other side and the sign she sent me aligned with that. Always trust your intuition ❤

[@tuttasalonen7035]

That is so true. I lost my man in May 2023. A week after his passing I worked as a cashier, just suddenly something got my forhead = 2 € coin with indian chef on the other side. Next morning no minus with cssh counter... I take this as a sign "I'm still with you". Going to save that coin with me till I die. ❤

[@geminil2415]

How is it that some people desperately want to see their dead loved ones but never do?

[@jeffbeaver4419]

@@geminil2415 Deceased loved ones send us signs,but we sometimes overlook them. For example,if you hear a song that you have not heard in a while that reminds you of a deceased loved one,that is a sign they have sent.

[@rothutbiene]

“Grief, I’ve learned, is really just love. It’s all the love you want to give, but cannot. All that unspent love gathers up in the corners of your eyes, the lump in your throat, and in that hollow part of your chest. Grief is just love with no place to go.” Jamie Anderson

[@elizabethheyenga9277]

Can't say it any better

[@kc8644]

I’ve heard that too and it sounds nice but when it says it’s just love, it doesn’t help me, We’ve all lost something here, I recently suddenly lost my husband of 45 years and like everyone else I’m just looking for some peace, some kind of relief from losing my best friend, the other half of my soul

[@EvaAsavesna]

❤❤❤

[@nancygibson604]

Very true

[@nancygibson604]

@@kc8644understand w,went through it 22 yrs ago❤❤❤

[@em1483]

This video was my sign today. I lost my husband 76 days ago. I wasn't by his bedside when he left, and last night I was crying and apologizing for it, because I felt so guilty I wasn't. This video randomly popped up this morning and hearing him say 'you weren't meant to be there, it would have held them back'....I burst into tears, I know it was meant for me this morning. Thank you thank you.

[@sycamoreboutique]

So sorry for your loss, so glad you saw this video. :)

[@aishaburhaniyya7532]

My mother was a nurse in a children's ward during the second world war. She said that when children were dying they would often wait until their loved ones had left the room. I suppose the relatives were holding these little ones back, not wanting them to leave 💜

[@GM-vf7px]

Very Sorry for your loss-those who are left often bear an unspoken ,unbearable guilt about these things-funny you mention seeing this video-I had a similiar experience the other day when I saw a walking video that took place starting from this mall in Toronto right down the very street and right along in front of where my grandparents lived-this was Friday the 13/1 day after my mother had passed 4 years prior and for me to have seen this video that showcased these things that were so tied to my own mother and her mother is nothing short of phenomenal/ I still feel when I was with my mother when she passed-I had one hand under her hand and one hand on top of her hand and during this time I really feel her mother was reaching out to her with her 2 hands so we were all joined in this Love we all had for one another!!!!Life is such a Miracle and we still have much to learn!!! God Bless you and know that this was your husband's way of conveying to you to unburden yourself and hope you find solace with this happening-Rise everyday knowing he is with you through the Love you both shared!!

[@amybreze1872]

My mom died 3 days before christmas. She was elderly and died very peacefully. I'm 55 and wow I'm a mess inside. 4 years later and I'm stuck. We were best friends. Nothing is the same. It's a loneliness that i cant fix. So very sad

[@bluerosesanjuan8464]

I feel the same about my parents. Blessings.

[@karennaumann3408]

So sorry, can be so hard. Peace & beautiful memories upon you forever.

[@kathleendavid5658]

I was devastated when my mom passed, and I couldn't move on. I was stuck. My counselor suggested I do some "body work" so I went to a specialist in Jin Shin Jyutsu. It's like acupressure. It got me moving again. I have also done work with EMDR, which can release the grief so that it's not so overpowering. I get what you're saying. I get the sadness. Maybe check these things out. They may help. Hugs.

[@sandysouthward3635]

What is EMDR????

[@kathleendavid5658]

@@sandysouthward3635 According to Google: "EDMR stands for Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, a psychotherapy technique that treats psychological trauma and other mental health issues: What it is During EMDR, a therapist instructs a patient to recall a distressing memory while simultaneously moving their eyes in a specific way. The technique is based on the idea that the brain's rapid eye movement (REM) phase can help process emotional distress. What it's used to treat EMDR was originally developed to treat post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), but it's now used to treat a range of other conditions, including anxiety, depression, eating disorders, and obsessive-compulsive disorder. How it works The exact mechanism behind how EMDR works isn't fully understood, but research suggests it can be helpful for many people. Benefits EMDR can produce positive results faster than other types of therapy, and it's generally considered safe."

[@blkwyng79]

“You weren’t supposed to be there when they passed.” HOW MUCH I NEEDED to hear that!!! I had awful regrets that I wasn’t with my Hubby when he passed even though he was at another hospital in a different city. This freed me from that after 2 years. THANK YOU!!!

[@goodmourningpodcast]

So glad it resonated ❤

[@Val-13]

My husband and I lost our amazing 26 year old son in 2017. He was killed while training as a Marine Corp. pilot in Australia. He ( Ben) has given us the most amazing signs and synchronicities that he is still with us , visiting and checking in❤❤

[@PhyreReighn]

I believe other countries like Australia are much more open to this than USA (religion in my state) who say its not possible. So sad they are disillusioned through religion.

[@MargaretRalston-p9m]

So sorry Val, my son is 26 and in the British Army Air Corps, you must be so proud of your boy sending you so much love xxx

[@sushmagiri3271]

I also lost my 23 Yr old son 1 month back .Its a nightmare to get up every morning now.

[@lindarice5783]

@@sushmagiri3271 I am so tremendously sorry for your loss. I hope and pray that this podcast related and helped you, as it did me. Perhaps it is too soon, at the moment. May I recommend you listen to it again in a few months. In the meantime I will pray for you, sending hugs and love, from one mother to another. ♥

[@nancygibson604]

How nice😊😊

[@GeorgiBruggeman]

Tonight when I got home I had tears in my eyes missing my husband and found this podcast. Perfect

[@goodmourningpodcast]

We're so glad you found us and we hope our podcast brings you comfort ❤

[@anniesmith2]

I lost my mum 6 months ago and my husband 11 weeks ago. This year has been hard. I did learn something from this video. Thanks.

[@goodmourningpodcast]

So glad you found this video helpful. Sending you so much love x

[@JulieWillard-v2y]

Sending you hugs ❤

[@mandywilson5004]

❤

[@fionafeatherstone2171]

I can relate . Lost mum end 2021 and husband 14 months later ( suddenly aged 48 !) so difficult but gets a little bit easier . Sending love ❤ I hope so much there’s something more xx

[@anniesmith2]

@@fionafeatherstone2171 It’s like a kick in the head to have 2 people closest to you gone one right after the other. . Hugs to you.

[@darindab8254]

I am in the second year of losing my husband of 42 years and made an appointment today with my physician because my sadness/depression is worse now than it was 6 months ago and I have no idea why. I told a friend today that losing him feels so fresh it’s like there was a wrinkle in time and it wasn’t really 18 months ago, it was just last week. Thank you for your message, it came to me at a perfect time. ❤

[@StarOfBethlehem707]

John Edward is one of my favorite people in the world! I was at an event of his in 2009, and my daddy passed 2008. Well, I was blessed enough to get a reading from John, and it was phenomenal! He said things to me that only my daddy and I would have known! That was one of the best days of my life, and I have never forgotten one word that he said! He's truly an amazing man. He truly cares about helping people to have peace in their hearts after losing a loved one! I have been a fan of John's since he did Crossing Over on television. ❤❤❤

[@fredadunne5382]

The first year after my husband passed, I was always introduced as his widow. We were both known public figures in our town, so there were a lot of events honoring him. At first, being introduced as his widow seemed normal. But about a year and a half in, I revolted at the podium and told the audience “I am his wife. He is my husband. I’m on this side and he’s on the other side but we still love each other as husband and wife.” I felt suddenly awful for being so public, but the crowd applauded. Several came up afterward and said “thank God someone finally spoke the way we feel.” That was 17 years ago and being able to talk to him still is wonderful.

[@kimberlyschwartz5299]

@@fredadunne5382 I LOVE THAT AND LOVE WHAT U SAID!!! AMAZING AND WONDERFUL!! Do u communicate and get signs and messages from your beloved husband??

[@fredadunne5382]

@ I see lots of signs and reminders as well as things just popping into my head for what seems no reason. If I ask a question about something he was trained in, I’ll all of a sudden know it. I’ve only seen him once when I was making up the bed one day. I fluffed the sheet and as it settled down, there he was. I said his name and he got this look on his face of “damn, she saw me.” He smiled and vanished. From then on, I knew he was keeping a watch out for me.

[@clareb8015]

This made me cry. Well done you.

[@emilyinwhite]

My husband was 6’4”, strong, active and died of pancreatic cancer this year. I prayed today to understand why, blaming myself for not getting him to the right doctors. This video kept coming up and I’m so grateful I finally listened. 🙏🏻

[@vincenzacatania2131]

Same thing happened to me. My husband passed away in September 2024 (pancreatic cancer as well) and I just can't get over it. I am so sad and miss him so much😢

[@anniehunter5786]

@@vincenzacatania2131I too lost my husband in 2023 to pancreatic cancer. Miss him so much😢 Blessings and love ❤️

[@BennettP1824]

@@vincenzacatania2131Thank God you were both with and supporting your beloved husbands.

[@nancygibson604]

Hope it gave you some piece

[@traceyrowell2468]

I also lost my husband to pancreatic cancer this year aged 55. Never been ill in his life prior to this. Not celebrating Christmas this year and instead donating to pancreatic cancer UK charity. Best wishes x

[@paulal.p.5077]

Oh my goodness John said it right on the button. My son died at 26 unexpectedly absolutely no reason at all and I was completely destroyed, so I reached out to a grief group and I went only two times and during those two times all these people did was cry and cry and cry and cry and cry and cry some of these people were going for years and they were still crying over the same story of how they're beautiful loved one had passed even to the details of jumping off 20 ft story building, that's when I ended it. I did not want to live in that same horrific grieving process of crying over my son's death over and over and over again, and I somehow believed my son wanted me too remember the good times and not to be sad of his passing no matter how abrupt it was. So yes thank you John did make sense of that and I truly believe that if you're going to stay in the grieving process then you are just staying in your pain of sadness and you will not heal.. I know that I will never forget the loss of my son but I can tell you now that years have gone by and the grieving process is lessened but I'll never forget my baby boy ever until the end of my time and probably also when I cross over.. 🙏

[@sushmagiri3271]

@@paulal.p.5077 so true

[@sueaswearingen2599]

What John said about the 2nd year after you lose a loved one- I was just asking myself what was wrong with me.... just as he said would happen - thank you John, for giving us the understanding of what loss can do to us!!!!!

[@goodmourningpodcast]

Glad this video came to you at the right time. Please remember there is absolutely nothing wrong with you. ❤

[@lightdancer2251]

Same

[@CindyLakeLasVegas]

I'm at Day 200 of losing my beautiful 32 year old son, and can't imagine this pain getting any worse.

[@clarissaotto4508]

After losing my mom (we were very close), the second year was far worse than the first. I think that for some reason I expected that there would be a terrible grieving period for the first year, and that my feelings would settle down afterwards. When the grieving got worse, and I was still balling my eyes out on occasion, I immediately thought “that’s not normal” and that there must be something wrong with me. So glad to have seen this video. I’m in my third year now and still trying to cope but things are getting better.

[@elizabethheyenga9277]

I'm a medium and medical empath. The reason they come through is simple, it is the validations that blow one's mind because they are so random and perfect, and they have to happen for the person to really allow it to get through. I don't think it ever gets old for mediums either, it is just so beautiful. I had to do a time sensitive errand that I had resistance to but listened to. One day I woke up and knew it was a 'go' and when I go to the notary I realize her grandmother has a message for her. Which I delivered after ensuring it was cool. At the end I saw a silver box and elephants and when I asked if that meant anything, she had found a silver box that was her grandmother's the night before and there was an elephant pin in it she didn't remember. Spirit waits until they have the perfect validation apparently and then gives the green light.

[@mheather3483]

Totally agree with you.

[@mheather3483]

@@elizabethheyenga9277 I had someone come home who I didn't know was a medium asked me about someone that has passed. Sounds creepy but she pointed at my mothers photo and said yes her. She's communicating through your hallway lights. I always wonder why our hallway light near my children's rooms always flick when we turn it on or my children would come home soon as they turn it on it starts flickering non stop. This woman that cam over says my mother likes to chat it's her way of communicating with us.

[@lindagardenlady]

Wow, "no one will ever care what time I come home again". That is so true! No one loves you like your mom! 😢😢😢❤❤❤

[@goodmourningpodcast]

So true!! ❤

[@FinallyFulfilled]

I lost my mom right before Thanksgiving in 2022. Then, my grandmother in the summer of 2023-a day before my birthday. I feel them all of the time. I know they are right there when I need them.

[@stones7589]

I lost my husband of 44 years 10 weeks ago. I was on my way to see him when he passed. I was not expecting him to go so quickly. I felt terrible about not being by his side. Thank you, John for making me feel better about not being there. Your explanation made sense, as we were very close. ❤💔😥

[@SusieAspen]

My half-sister is a controlling, abusive person. I had to leave my mom's side while she was passing, but the nurse said I could step out for a half hour, as she could take through the night to pass. As soon as I left, my sister pulled my mom's oxygen and my mom passed right away while I was out for that 30 minutes. My half-sister is mean and controlling, having abused my mom and myself; it was her last controlling move on my mom, and I suffered not being there. I felt this message was for me. Thanks, John.

[@cathybrennan7067]

I believe that my sister did something like this to my father. So sad

[@deborahm4484]

My mom and dad are both in spirit I am now elderly myself at 75 but still feel them near me all the time.i think of them often.it is hard the first few years or even longer ..but if you watch and listen they do show you signs.much love and light to everyone suffering loss at this time.💙💙💖💖

[@mariapearce8617]

My mam and dad both have passed my dad passed 2021 I was with him when he passed, I haven't had any signs !!!!

[@mariapearce8617]

Yes it is hard

[@mariapearce8617]

I was in this shop today an I came across these biscuits with marshmallows on the top of them an it brought back a flood of memories because I remember my mother used to give me a packet of those biscuits to take to school for our Christmas party , i was in the infants . I felt awful sad !!!!

[@francesrandazzo9434]

@@mariapearce8617they are there….just very subtle. Relax. Breathe.

[@mariapearce8617]

@francesrandazzo9434 No I don't think so 🤔

[@kerryy1304]

It may not be the same to some but my dog just passed 3 hours ago in my sons arms. He was 14 and has been my companion 24/7 as I don’t leave my house for the last 2 years. We are heartbroken. Hopefully he’ll visit us soon

[@sallybutton6237]

I’m so sorry, my dog also had a very strong bond with me & although I have a husband my dog was my constant companion. I lost him almost ten years ago. The absolute heart wrenching grief has left me, which took several years but I still miss him so much & think about him every day & the life we spent together. He is buried in my back garden & I often talk to him when I’m gardening or walk down there & tell him I love him, hope he’s ok & I’ll be with him again very soon. I had several signs that my dog came back spiritually when he passed, little things only I would know happened, he is still with me. Work through your grief & let it all out, let it happen because it is healing to cry. One day you will look at photos & remember your life together in a still sad but a more bittersweet way, you’ll be able to see the good & not just the bad. I hope this helps 🙋🏻‍♀️🇬🇧

[@1dogcrazygirl]

I know exactly how you feel Kerry. We lost our boy a year ago and still miss him, even though we now have Susie, another dog. It must be harder when you are housebound. Maybe like us, you will feel ready for another dog when the pain eases. Wishing you all the best xxx

[@kerryy1304]

@ Thank You for your kind words. I’m glad you have your Susie to love 💜💜

[@traceyduval5546]

So sorry for your loss.😢

[@kerryy1304]

@ Thank You 💜💜

[@Nurturing2]

I have THE MOST INCREDIBLE angels for placing this video front and center on my feed so I could receive the support I so desperately need as I mourn the loss of my father and hero. Thank you SO much for this offering❣️ My dad is all I have as a support system. The depth and breadth of my pain cannot be expressed. At 26:55 into your video, I realize I need to give myself a lot more grace. This is hard but I’m doing it one moment at a time. I remain in gratitude. Thank you❣️🙏✨

[@DER560]

I cannot thank you all enough for this!! I’m not going into detail but everything here has hit home for pretty much my entire life. And the most current events have topped the charts. All I can say is….I choose adventure. Thank you!!

[@joyceanderson8045]

It’s hard to go on when we lose the people we love🙏

[@starstuff5958]

but we can and we do.........of course we miss them but they are in full love where 'emotions' dont exist..that's an earth 'thing'. when we 'see and feel' them it's pure love FREQUENCY...We are all going to be ok...we just hold on and be our BEST for them.

[@moecarolin-anderson5882]

I lost my husband two years ago. I was able to write a small book of poems that is now self- published and available at our local book shops. It REALLY helped me to explore my loss. I want to share my process with anyone who would like support. Learning to Dance on One Foot, life after a death. Thank you for bringing this subject to us! ❤

[@hanne1984]

I did exactly same thing. For the first seven weeks after my partner passed away I wrote poems almost daily - they just came to my mind, like downloading. Then I self-published them as a little book. And I'm gonna publish another one 'cos my journey continues.

[@The_Healing_Facilitator]

​@hanne1984 what is the name of your book?

[@hanne1984]

@@The_Healing_Facilitator It's called The first seven weeks - poems about grief, hope and great love. It's written in Finnish, my native language, so available only for fellow Finns.

[@The_Healing_Facilitator]

@hanne1984 oh okay. I am sure it is a blessing for those who read it.

[@sharonparrish2981]

Such great information. Everything John said is so true.

[@ScottHeasley]

My Mom in February, my wife in July, both in 2023. I'm just now able to make it through the week with only 1 or 2 moments of sadness and a few tears. It can get to be manageable. Keepin the faith and staying active is the 'pill'

[@andsoitbegins464]

Hang in there, Scott! Please know that your mom and wife are doing wonderfully, happy and at peace in the next place. They are still near you everyday and send you love.

[@ScottHeasley]

@@andsoitbegins464 FWIW, I made my peace with their next place existence. I truly feel that they're doing great. I just get sad. Not so much during holidays as just missing dull, uneventful every day activities. Thanks for the kind words.

[@kimberlyschwartz5299]

Hi Scott..I'm so very sorry for your losses!! I pray that U DO BELIEVE in the afterlife!! For me, I know it will be my ONLY way to survive after I lose my parents..if they leave this earth before I do.. I am 56 and they are 82 and 86..both not doing so well, so I am fearful of losing them and how I will be able to cope with their losses..I am single and have no kids and I help them both every day.. I ask that u definitely open your heart to believing in the afterlife!! There are SOOO MANY WONDERFUL EXAMPLES of the existence of the afterlife!!!❤❤❤❤

[@helenscott187]

Just to say thank you. My Dad died a few weeks ago. I so appreciate you sharing your experience. It helps. Thank you x

[@neftalitran3789]

Hugs.

[@cinders1413]

My mum passed unexpectedly 9 years ago today. I live in France she was in the UK so I wasn't there. She was my best friend, a wonderful mother and we talked every day on the phone. Totally heartbroken, I miss her so bad but I have learned to navigate and I think of her everyday. I have had many signs.I guess she sent me this video too. Thank you John I wish one day I could meet you .

[@robinr.9007]

🌷 Mr. Edward says to always tell the ones you love that you love them... don't wait. My dear Sister (6yrs older) passed very suddenly June '85... left 2 young children behind. We had friction between us- my fault. I was always jealous & insensitive; she was the beautiful one, the TWA stewardess, the model in New York City... married a man who worked with Johnny Carson... she traveled... knew different languages... lived life to the fullest. I was the little mouse in the corner afraid of taking chances- Was it safe to grab the cheese? & Where was the cat?? 🙄 I've apologized to her so many times; I know we would've become best of friends. I know I'm forgiven but I sooo wish I had told her every day how proud I was of her and how much I loved her. So yes, tell them how much you love them, get over your self; look at the BIG picture. (which is love) and I'm learning to let go of guilt and grief. My very best to all 💕

[@cassierockswithfaith]

Hello, tears are in my eyes reading your story. You are the biggest person to have written this. We all make mistakes, so please don’t be too hard on yourself.

[@terryfrancis10]

I love that when he does an event, everyone feels something even if it's just the beginning of getting in touch with our Soul. John is like a spiritual muscle builder! Each time I listen to him talk I feel spirit even if it's just tingling... What a Gem that man is - his mother is so proud of him I'm sure. I love him too :) peace

[@conniebolster5404]

Our beautiful perfect 44 year old daughter passed Memorial Day 2023 very unexpectedly. It’s been almost 18 months the wave is absolutely real. There’s days I feel like I’m drowning. We have and always will keep her memory a live. She’s walking a beautiful spiritual journey with me. I have amazing things happening in my life but those days that make me feel like a huge wave is drowning me are brutal. It does get confusing. Thank you John for explaining how I am feeling. ❤

[@helenscott187]

Sending you all the love ❤

[@greenthumb8266]

I’m so sorry for your loss, I was having a very difficult time with grief myself and I started taking Magnesium L-Threonate for another issue and it had a miraculous effect on my grief that made it not all the way gone, but manageable. I wish you great peace, like the Creator holding you.

[@nancygibson604]

Happy your getting some relief

[@geminil2415]

I know that feeling it's like when you're on a steep roller coaster and your stomach just falls out and sometimes you just want to scream.It has been 2 yrs since I lost my son and 2months later my lovely sister.

[@26debsterdots]

The 2nd year and for the next 8-10 years there was so much death in my family. By 2020 during the pandemic I was so hoping death was done. I had reconnected with a cousin that I had grown up with somewhat. On the anniversary of my daughters passing my cousin passed. So it has been a huge roller coaster. The hardest was my Mom, my daughter and my cousin. There were other cousins, uncles, aunts, friends and my pets. And the pets were hard as well. However at the same time I am happy for them in their new adventures. I have seen them, I have heard them. My mom seemed angry and panicked for a few months and would get right in my face. I didn’t understand. And then I thought well… maybe she doesn’t know where to go or have to get there. I could see a subway like place behind my Mom, and up on the stairs were all our family and a whole bunch of people. Mom had been bumping my bed to wake me up. She was still up set so I told her out loud to find great grandma and great grandma would help her. After that she found her way because I didnt see her like that anymore. But I hear her at times. When my grandma passed , she came dancing she was so happy her time finally came. The I opened my front door ( lived in the dessert at the time ) and I saw an ocean of people and family waiting for her to welcome her. I always talk to them and I thank them, who ever is visiting. But I still miss them and still working my way through all the grief. Have a great day everyone

[@jacquelinehunt7794]

I lost my sister 16 months ago after 20 years of battling with alcohol addiction I’m devastated I hope she finally at peace.

[@lindarice5783]

I do not think that I have ever upticked a psychic Chanel before, but most of what John said really held special importance to me. Thank you.

[@Ascension225TarotOracle]

Thank you so much for this show. I lost my mom in 2016 and my big brother 5 months ago. Spirit guided me to this video because I've been missing them soooooo much. I'm happy but there is a piece of me that is crying, but I honor them by including them in my daily life, staying in the present and being the best daughter, woman, sister I can be. Blessings to you!!💞

[@scottstuerke4560]

Since my mom passed nobody has looked at me in the same way that she did. I miss her so much.

[@carmabirch8451]

Sitting with a loved one who is in transition for hours, leaving the room to make a cup of tea and that’s when it happens! I smile and say “sorry I didn’t get the hint earlier!”

[@Salon04]

I was with my beautiful Mom at her home while she transitioned. 1.21.24 She raised me entirely by herself. We were/are very close! It was just she and I, just as it always was♥️🌹💫🪽I’ve received several messages, some with the help of my best friend/psychic and on my own. Love Lives On♾️ #fckCancer

[@elizabethheyenga9277]

That is my mother's passing date. 2 days after my birthday. I believe she waited for her first male grandson to be born, she liked the boys lol.

[@gemf3813]

Really lovely interview. Thank you to you all. I’ve followed John for many years and he was the one medium who convinced my late husband that mediumship was real. I think he brought me to this video today 🙏🏻

[@goodmourningpodcast]

So glad to hear ❤

[@SharonSawrie]

I lost my son 3 months ago. He was 26, I miss him so much.

[@MThorn09]

I’m so sorry! I have a 26 year old son and it’s unimaginable. I’m deeply sorry for your profound pain.

[@Dene4196]

I'm sorry for your loss. I know how deeply you miss him. My son passed away last year. You're in my prayers.

[@terrijobes1022]

I lost my husband August of 2024. This was so very helpful. I still hurt and miss him so very much. Thank you

[@cheri3370]

I attempted suicide in 2015. My husband found me and got treatment. I promised my husband and children I wouldn't do that again. I've thought about it but remember the promise I made. I attempted suicide in 2015, my husband passed in 2019 from pancreatic cancer.

[@cheri3370]

My husband passed away from pancreatic cancer in 2019, he was cremated and I speak to him everyday since his ashes are in my bedroom. Death didn't separate us, since I still feel like I'm married to him. 😊

[@amandameunier4157]

Ive recently completed my thanatology certificate and have been co facilitating a grief group at my local hospice. I'm so grateful for John to acknowledge the importance of this kind of group support and his message that you don't need him. One needs to do the deeper work with the self. ❤

[@MommaOsoIrish67]

I lost my mom just over a year ago. It has rocked me in a way I was not prepared for. She and I spent the first 50 years of my life in an incredibly tumultuous relationship. Then, through her illness and me being a primary caregiver we found a better understanding of each other. I still have a lot of anger, which then really makes my pain so incomprehensible at times. I feel like I'm stuck.

[@mandywilson5004]

I lost my mum on the 2nd of November 2024 I too had a tumultuous relationship with her as a child ..but in later life we also became closer ...I am not going to hold resentment or any anger because I loved her regardless of anything ...and in the next life it just will not matter ...love transcends

[@amybreze1872]

I feel your pain. Hang in there. It's hard 😞

[@MommaOsoIrish67]

@@mandywilson5004 thank you for sharing this perspective. ❤️

[@vickidavis6966]

I am going into my 4th month of the loss of my 21 year old son. I was also the one who found him. Very unexpected. I am so traumatized. I feel like I NEED to know he’s ok.

[@SusanTaylorCoombs]

❤

[@mireillegirona5230]

❤

[@OneLove4-y9y]

❤

[@carolinej1456]

So sorry for your pain ❤

[@catfudemagee1959]

He is ok. I hope you can believe that. I lost my son 3 years ago, he’s told me he’s ok. Have you heard of helping parents heal? It’s a really wonderful support group. They’re on KZbin and Facebook and have in person meetings too. Maybe they can help you reach him. Much love to you. There is no pain like losing a child. I’m so sorry.

[@jenniferlord6381]

This was such a good interview. Thank you. He is such a wonderful communicator. It is a pleasure to hear him speak- even about things I have heard him discuss many times before. ❤

[@fleurvoysey2003]

Thankyou for this. I lost my 20 year old daughter almost 3 years ago. This helped me so much. Thankyou.😇

[@sarahtalbot4363]

I'm so sorry to read this. Wishing you peace and the knowledge that there is an after life and you'll be reunited somehow ❤

[@neftalitran3789]

Hugs

[@shelleycoykendall8878]

I’m in the second year since my husband passed from cancer. I was meant to hear this today. Thank you

[@annmarie84331]

I needed to hear this. My cousin and I spent a lot of time with my mother and two of her sisters into our adulthood. Losing them at various times has been devastating. We’ve gone through all of what you’re discussing and we’ve had signs, finally concluding we need to pay closer attention. Before the last one passed we asked her to send us a sign if there’s something on the other side and she’s ok…at her celebration of life a few months after her passing, a bird flew into the open doors of the chapel and flew over the priest a few times, around all of us and then soared back out the door. I looked at my cousin and we exchanged big smiles. We still fall into grief but we also talk to them all the time. They’re with us whenever we want them.

[@cherischultz7008]

Grief is the absence of a place to express your love.

[@julieoconnor142]

I lost my husband 10 yrs ago and this week I have found life very hard and I felt very stuck and considering having to go talk to a professional. But I spoke to my husband as I always do to ask for his guidance on should I go and I feel I have my answer because I found this pod cast of you talking to John Edward’s someone my husband and I listened to a lot during his life. This has reiterated to me that I need to work on me. Thank you for the validation the love of my husband is with me always. Bless you 💜

[@julieknowles3068]

Thank you to all three of you for this Amazing podcast, I have recently lost my only son to suicide and the podcast helped me enormously, you are all doing a fantastic job helping people and I would like to express my gratitude to you all, I am now a follower and look forward to listening and seeing many more podcasts - Thank You so much xxx

[@mandywilson5004]

So sorry about your son ❤

[@julieknowles3068]

@@mandywilson5004 Thank you Mandy xx

[@elbee1290]

How incredibly difficult that must have been and continues to be, Julie- My heart hurts just thinking of it...I am so sorry about your son. I listen to these NDE channels all the time and am so comforted by what I somehow just "know" to be true, that life continues on and that we can stay in communication with our beloved one. Prayers that peace find you more and more. 🙏🏼🌠🩷

[@julieknowles3068]

@@elbee1290 Thank you so much for your very kind words, i am so pleased you have also found some comfort in these channels, i am just like you and just somehow know that life continues, when my son took his own life he also destroyed mine, keep in touch, sending love and comfort to you xxx

[@Scottslaw]

​@julieknowles3068 So very Sorry for your Loss 💙 They don't know how much devastation they are leaving behind until it's too Late...

[@lakeside23]

Thank you for addressing the invisible illness of depression and a resulting death. I believe if they could live they would have lived because we can only do what our brains enable us to do. Thank you again.

[@thankfulfarmersdaughter4656]

I am so so so thankful i had conversations with my mom over the years of spiritual connection..i think maybe she thought i was a little crazy but man has she REALLY shown me her magic on the other side. My favorite was last night coming home from Thanksgiving at the farm...deeply deeply missing her presence. I had my phone out recording. The clock turned 4:44 and i asked "mom we need to hear your song we miss you so much." My kids were with me. An advertisement played and i said "after this advertisment maybe." Sure enough next song that played was Ghost of you by JB. I got my sons reaction on video....thats the 2nd time its happened so quickly...the other was on the one year anniversary of her passing, as we drove by the place where everything kind of happened the day she passed. It was ALSO the place i was driving the day after she passed and i had to go to the hospital for myself. I was sobbing and could hardly see to drive. I turn the radio on and it was playing, "i miss you more than life" in the song. That became her song. In the weeks and months following her loss...that song got us through so much❤ so many other stories but some of my favs. They are always with us

[@tracyp444]

John has shared life altering insights, information, and soul lifting messages here !!!! He is a true grief/life coach .... saved this to my mental health Playlist ... blessings to all who are struggling..❤❤

[@chowchowtales]

I’m grateful I “happened” upon this podcast and episode. I love how John Edward expresses all these ideas of grief. It is so helpful. Grief has been the hardest experience in my life. I want to be in the conversation. I want to contribute to the conversation. Our society as a whole has silenced this sacred time of extraordinary experience that no one is absent from. Even calling services a “Celebration of Life” instead of a funeral. It can be, but sometimes it’s because no one wants to feel the very difficult feelings. My grief has opened me to acknowledging we don’t just grieve the loss of people and animals in our life. We may also experience grief whenever there is a loss of anything that has had a deep meaning to us even though it opens us to our next wonderful experience. Thank you for this podcast to talk about these things. We need this in our world. 🙏💔🌈 Like with John, my Dad, my Brother, my beloved Chow Chows, Kya, Koa and Shandy will never be in the past for me. They will always be in my present.

[@valbarnett2861]

Excellent!❤️❤️❤️

[@wendycastillo1756]

Oh my got this description of the first year and after is so true. I miss him so very much.

[@brendaphelan1901]

I choose not to wallow for years in grief because it serves no purpose to me. Yes I lost my daughter she was 32 -four years ago. I found John Edward’s refreshing to listen to and a lot of what he said I intuitively just do.i to get lots of symbols and I have taught my daughters children to look out for them. The happiness we all feel apon seeing butterfly’s and dragonfly’s is very special to us all. Her 4 young children know there mother is with them when ever they see the signs.

[@aprilstearns9104]

Wonderful interview. John always offers such pearls, and you ladies also asked wonderful questions. Thank you for sharing this with us all.

[@janedawson335]

I lost my husband in 2018 and my mum in 2020 and this video has validated so much. Thank you

[@aprilc.3697]

lost my husband on October 2nd- about 7 weeks ago and this video is comforting to watch. I saw my primary doctor on Wednesday morning and she made a passing comment about my husband passing being the natural progression of life and I was internally shocked and horrified! It wasn’t something I expected to have my husband die from complications of a hemorrhagic stroke at 61 years old, just a month shy of his 62nd birthday. 😢

[@jillkelly3965]

Thank you John. Your explanation of the pain of depression & suicide is spot on. I came close to leaving by my own choice a couple of times. Few could see, let alone, understand the physical & mental pain.

[@lindaheyen4402]

John, you are a Diamond, and you two ladies are lovely. This was meant for me today, I've lost people too numerous to mention, some very recently. Everything you said totally resonated with me, but the golden nugget was realizing how much inner work l havedone. Many thanks and much love to the three of you. ❤💐💐❤

[@Donna-h6t]

All I can say is grief I have had no choice but to get through. I've tried but understand that zi know the spirit world is ever present. But the loss of a person is overwhelming.

[@kristeentoner1629]

Thank you for that last comment. I lost my dad 3 months ago now and have since cut ties with my narcissistic mother. I feel i was right to do so but relations with other family members has changed slightly since. Your validation was much needed. Thank you.

[@FreeSpirit47]

This video is so revealing, so truthful. Unfortunately, I have learned to speak far less about my abilities. It scares many people. Some will just write me off as a kook. Even when the person or people have seen it in action. Often, I am ostracized because I spoke of it. I learned to refrain from telling very many people about it even when it will help someone. Yeah, I am a very sensitive person, it hurts deeply to be judged so harshly, to be ostracized for something that is far more natural than even drinking bovine milk.

[@colindeer4908]

Very worthy . Brilliant. For those with the knowledge, no proof is necessary. Send gratitude for blessings. 💜

[@dale9724]

Mr Edwards is very humble. Makes him seem genuine. I think he is.

[@shasjadekker]

Thanks so much, really helpful. My husband died suddenly at the age of 57. It’s now 6 months ago. I can see the bigger picture but although I know the why, I could do with some confirmation so maybe I will go to an astrologer. On the other hand and in spite of me knowing, a part of me is still screaming in grief; “Why did he leave me like that.” The whole situation was quite traumatizing. We were abroad for a few days (I’m Dutch by the way) and on the last day he just fell and died. There was no help, I was all alone, CPR didn’t safe him. It was a brutal way of tearing apart an intensely connected couple. But maybe it’s because it’s only 6 months ago.

[@ladylunatique9383]

🙏

[@scarlett418]

Wonderful, insightful interview. I learn something every time I see or watch John.

[@CherCher711]

I just love listening to John Edward.

[@MrMurielle3]

Thank you 💓 my mother put your podcast this morning on my path. Going through a lot of difficult changes. Your guidance in helping me to change my vision the part about not feeling scared and be in touch with my true feelings. I will make time to remind myself of this every time I get anxious. It was a blessing I selected this podcast to listen to. 🙏💗

[@JudithHetherington-cf8nj]

since my sister passed, I find dimes. I met up with a friend I had not seen in 40 years & he walked in & put a dime on my table. “Where did you get that?” I asked “I found it in the street”………. I just smiled & said “Hi Becky!” 💕

[@kersaninoz]

Thank you John for your explanation of mental illness being an invisible illness. Hopefully this explanation will help others to understand. 😊

[@Darlenem222]

My husband just passed on the 16th of Oct 2024. I kind of feel like John is right and wrong. I think you dont need a reading but how are we to connect if we dont have the ability. I feel him with me, only just in the last few days but connecting with a Medium helps get clear messages across.

[@annevonaichinger2075]

What a great conversation on such an important subject. Thank you to all three of you. ❤❤❤

[@sandragreenwood7641]

Seen you in Glasgow some years ago you were fantastic I will never forget that you bring so much comfort to people xx😢❤😢❤😢

[@kristinesanchez5433]

wow....what a coincidence (not) that I turned my computer on and saw this and decided to click on. I throughly enjoyed watching the whole segment. Now I am behind in my chores, but so worth it❤🦋💔

[@Lemuriancollective]

Love seeing John Edward! ❤

[@cherieanderson7683]

Great info in this interview with John Edwards. Thank you! 🩵

[@mischka54]

That TRUST word is so correct - I have been involved with mediumship for 50 years and sometimes doubt what I am being given. My mentor told me years ago I should always trust what I am given. That made me stop in my tracks when you said that. Spirit are obviously still trying to tell me as I’ve been feeling a lack of confidence lately. X

[@doloreskinder6834]

I loss my husband 9 /15 /23/ from pancreatic cancer stage 4 now it’s is 14 months I know he is happy no more pain that gives me comfort I have is aches in my house wish helps a lot we didn’t find out that me had cancer He was in so many hospitals and seeing all doctors and no one say that he had cancer we were married for 58 years and I know we were blessed he was 82 years old He wanted to die I ask him that told yes I told him to go home to God he is waiting for you take is hand now told him no more pain and when doctors am in that they wanted to take more test I told them no more test he fish When I look at husband face change and he knew I was fighting for him I thank God every day 💔💔

[@sandrasauve7691]

Thank you John! So happy to see you again❤❤❤

[@carriek4038]

What a great podcast! I have seen John live and was a big fan of Crossing Over! You ladies are great too and I wish you the very best! You were definitely meant to come together for each other and the world. I thought you really were sisters until I heard your stories at the end. Thank you all!

[@amymegginson-uz7jj]

As I was helping my 27 year old daughter pack her families belongings for a move out of state the next day, her husband ran out of their master bedroom saying to call 911, she was dying in the other room from a gunshot to the head (yes he was abusive and she was trying to move home with us).Since then, her husband has refused to let me see my 4 grandkids. I think tapping EMDR, really helped. It helped me forgive him before the 2 year mark. I resolved not to let him destroy my happiness. I control my own happiness and how I respond. Still I have not seen the grandbabies.

[@amymegginson-uz7jj]

Yes, he got away with it due to terrible police work and his own psychopathy. Still, I've forgiven him (say it enough and you will believe it).

[@imanamiomni]

Praying that you get to see them ❤

[@coolbreeze5683]

I'm glad that I found your channel and I just subscribed. I almost died of an illness a few years ago and since then, I've been interested in my spirituality and also confronting grief. Grieving isn't just about physical death but grieving something you have lost, whether it's the loss of your health, loss of a relationship or trying to move on from a previous way of life or habits.

[@DebraCovington]

I’ve never seen or heard of your podcast until today - which is Thanksgiving day here in the U.S. During the past six years, I’ve lost my dad, mom and then my brother, just five months ago. My heart hurts. I’ve never researched grief or watched these types of podcasts. For some reason, this popped up and I watched. Not a coincidence. Thank you 🙏

[@SQUAREise]

My eldest sister passed away six days ago (17th Nov 2024) & today it is my brother's heavenly birthday (23rd Nov 1989). Grieving this time around has burnt the energy from my body & soul. I dread the future absences, but for now it feels like after a lifetime of life's struggles, she gets to go home ❤

[@arziona1]

Thank you. I feel i was destine to listen to this. I feel better. I have thought this yet now i know its ok. To think this. This is a gift to me.

[@dognheaven1319]

My daughter died after a long illness with cancer in late Nov of 2019. She was 43. Three years later one of my granddaughters was walking home in the snow with a friend and they both were struck by a train and killed instantly. We buried my beautiful 25-year-old granddaughter in a closed casket, 3 days before Christmas in 2022. It's been like a bomb was set off in the middle of our family and blew us all to pieces. Nothing helps, encouraging words feel empty. I'm the matriarch of our large family. We were all very close, spending birthdays and holidays together. These times have been the happiest times of our lives. To be together. We love each other so much. I have 4 daughters, 3 still here on earth, and 8 grandchildren, 7 still on earth, and 2 greatgrandchildren. We're a fractured family full of grief, each dealing with these deaths as best we can, but we can't help each other, we have no idea how to mend. That's pretty much the cold hard truth of it all. I know my daughter and granddaughter would not have wanted us to be so distant with each other due to their deaths and our inability to cope. There's nothing I can do except keep on loving all of them. It's said, time heals all wounds, I don't think time will heal our wounds. They're open gashes, ooozing sorrow with a constant reminder of how things used to be. It's Dec. 9th, 2024, this is a sad time of year for our family, when just a short few years ago we'd all gather and celebrate for days together. None of us want to wallow in this deep and unbearable grief. We're lost in it all. I don't want or mean to bring anyone down with such sad circumstances. This is just my truth.

[@runnerbean5858]

Perhaps the loved ones you have lost were spared losing someone who they would have been unable to do without and they are only absent from sight but always In your hearts. They experienced so much love in their lives from all of your very close knit family and I hope you all know that and join together as that loving family again soon and share the happy memories and not the sad ones. All of you were part of them and they would not want you to lose that wonderful loving connectedness.

[@oliviacheechoo351]

Thank you so much John

[@leeannisnor2877]

My heart still beats to see him, my eyes still search to find him.. my partner has been gone for two years in 7 days. I left his bedside 17 minutes before he left as I couldn’t see his last breath being given and lost at the same time. My grief lingers daily thinking of all things left that we wanted to do. Listening to this has remained me he was a man who never said anything he didn’t mean. All the love and actions he gave me he meant. When he asked me to marry him, two weeks before he passed, he meant to ask, his way of letting me know that he did love me. Thank you for opening my mind despite my grief.

[@MaryLiakos-b7q]

My daughter and l saw you at The Luther Burbank Center. My 30 year old son and my daughter's brother was murdered and l was hoping you were going to chiose us. I have seen angels and felt energy since l was 9 months old. My son does give me signs but l sure would have loved to have you be the " bridge" for further clarification. God Bless!My son was born in 1989 and your Mother passed in 1989. Hearing rhese things as l am writing. Mary is my name and l thank you for all you do!

[@debbiekirchner2513]

I lost my mom in September 22 and my dear friend July 23 and 2 sweet old dogs in August and September! The waves of grief were overwhelming! Thank you for this!

[@nireeburr]

Thank you for this talk . I’ve no idea where it came from! I found the answers I needed .. before I end up taking my own life 😢

[@helenscott187]

Sending love and light ❤

[@mrs.e3909]

My mother passed seven months ago. What I have found is that I have more questions now, than I did after her immediate passing . Most agencies, such as Hospice, only offer grief counseling for the first year.

[@EmpoweredToBeMe]

He’s got so much wisdom for the grieving

[@DawnieKiana]

I’ve had a similar journey with abilities despite coming from traditional Catholic family, and same thing when I lost my mom and my baby brother. I was devastated but completely at peace knowing they are with me in spirit and on their journey on the other side. I continue to notice signs and symbols to this date. Too much to be mere coincidence. Bess you for all you do to help those in grief. ❤

[@rosettesciberras3475]

I have been following John Edward for years. I understand what he is saying. I believe the many signs, verify them, thank the contact, but a couple of days I doubt what I saw and felt.

[@cyndimoring9389]

I am like you, but instead of doubting it, I know it's still not enough for me. I want the person back.

[@sylvie9256]

Really nice to see John Edwards missed him

[@jeanyamamoto9505]

We lost our son to suicide three years ago. I've never felt so close to Spirit as the first time I held him and the last time I held him. I felt I was in a totally different realm. We miss him so dearly. And I've had many communications from him. He wants us to live our lives fully and focus on the way he lived, not on the way he left. That doesn't take the longing away, we're "living through it." This podcast spoke volumes to me.

[@flomo7382]

My only son hung himself in 2022 I can't understand and horrifies me soon as I lay down to sleep I know I can't change it how do I ever find peace

[@carolinej1456]

So sorry for your pain. I hope you can find healing.

[@LFetterman7903]

Godspeed my dear, Godspeed. 🙏🏻

[@lorrainesmith1589]

My son was 21 and it happened almost 10 weeks ago. Now I can’t sleep in a silent room so I put the radio on; radio 4 usually, as long as there’s no music and just on a low volume and it helps with distraction. ❤