What do some mediums explain about life after death and why this topic generates so much interest.

There are topics that people avoid until life puts them against the wall: a loss, an all-too-real dream, a “coincidence” that repeats itself, a feeling that cannot be explained. And at that moment the same question appears, said in a low voice or shouting from inside: does everything end when the body shuts down?

From the perspective of a medium, the answer is direct: death is not an end, but a change of state. What is going away is the physical form. What remains—consciousness, essence, the “deep self”—continues to exist on another frequency. And although this sounds impossible to those who have never lived it, the experience of those who have spiritual sensitivity often repeats patterns: presences, messages, intuitions, signs, and a persistent feeling that we are not alone.

You are never really alone: guides, ancestors, and presences

According to this vision, every person is accompanied. Not as a romantic idea, but as an energetic reality: guides, ancestors, protectors and presences that, out of love or mission, approach a person’s field.

The way they are perceived varies:

• Sometimes they feel like sudden calm, as if someone is “holding” the moment.
• Other times they manifest as subtle lights, sparkles, soft shadows, or “orbs.”
• In some cases they present in human form, with familiar clothing, features or gestures.
• They can also appear as physical sensations: a change in temperature, a slight weight in bed, a chill without cause.

The medium does not describe this as something theatrical, but as a “language” that adapts to the one who receives: the spiritual world, in this perspective, communicates with symbols that one can understand.

When sensitivity awakens: childhood, lights and voices

Many sensitive people say that it all started early: memories of a figure near the bed, a presence that does not frighten but observes, or lights that float around.

But the breaking point is usually another: the sounds. Not necessarily a clear voice, but a “background murmur,” as if there is a place full of people talking in another room. For a child that can become overwhelming, and that’s where fear is born.

The hardest thing, according to these stories, is not always the experience… but the response of the environment: “you imagined it”, “don’t talk about it”, “that’s bad”. And over time, the person learns to shut down what they feel in order to survive.

Promises that weigh: what you say also leaves a mark

A strong idea that emerges from this perspective is that words compromise. Not only because of morality or emotion, but because – according to the medium – a promise made from the heart can become an “agreement” that transcends.

That is why there are messages that seem to come with a particular burden: an ancestor who protects, a grandmother who insists on “fulfilling what she promised”, or a loving presence that appears at the exact moment to prevent someone from giving up.

It is not posed as a rigid rule, but as a spiritual warning: speak with conscience, especially when you promise “forever”.

Grief and what it holds: when guilt does not let go

There are heavier experiences: spirits that are “not at peace,” not because of punishment, but because of human emotional entanglements. In this vision, something key is that the unresolved pain of the living can maintain a stuck link: guilt, resentment, obsession, need for answers.

When a person is trapped in the idea of “I was responsible,” he can sustain a bond that does not liberate either the one who left or the one who stayed. And the most sensible recommendation in these cases is not to “do rituals” without stopping, but something more human and direct: process the grief, work on guilt, ask for therapeutic help if necessary, and let go.

If there is anything “spiritual” about that, it would be this: emotional healing is also energy release.

What “the other side” would look like: painless life, learning, and spiritual family

In these stories, the afterlife is not painted as an immediate judgment or as a fixed scenario. It is described as a space of consciousness where:

• there is relief (there is no physical pain or bodily emergencies),
• there is clarity (what was not understood here is understood),
• there is learning (as if there were spaces for guidance or teaching),
• and there is a deep sense of love and belonging.

Some experiences speak of “places”—a house, a table, nature—but with an important clarification: it is not necessarily literal. It could be the way in which the human mind translates something more subtle into understandable images.

A hopeful idea also appears: bonds are not broken, they change. And many people claim to feel that even pets “are still close” in some way, as part of that affective family that is not lost.

Common Contact Signs: Dreams, Scents, and Electricity

From this perspective, spirits do not usually “speak” as one person in front of another. It is common for them to communicate indirectly:

• Lucid or vivid dreams: encounters that leave peace, clear messages, farewells.
• Sudden aromas: perfume, food, tobacco, flowers… associated with someone.
• Repeated songs: the same song appearing at key moments.
• Electricity and technology: flashing lights, appliances turning on.
• Animals and nature: especially birds, butterflies, dragonflies, as symbols.
• Body intuition: pressure in the chest, lump in the throat, sudden calm.

The key, according to the medium, is not to obsess, but to observe: when you are calm, you understand the message better.

The shadow exists: dense energies and “astral under”

Another delicate point of this vision is to accept that not everything that is perceived feels “beautiful”. We speak of dense energies, entities that feed on fear or emotional exhaustion, or “charged environments”.

It is not proposed to live scared, but to understand a simple principle: if your energy is low, you are more vulnerable. Chronic stress, deep sadness, destructive habits, excessive alcohol consumption, lack of sleep… all of that can leave you “open.”

The proposal is not paranoia: it is emotional and energetic hygiene.

Tips and recommendations

1. Don’t look for signs out of desperation. If you’re very upset, it’s easier to confuse fear with intuition. First regulate your emotion (breathe, rest, talk to someone you trust).
2. Honor without being tied down. Remembering, thanking, talking out loud to a loved one can bring relief. But avoid turning it into dependence: love does not need chains.
3. Take care of your daily energy. Stable sleep, good nutrition, contact with nature, gentle physical movement and less mental noise. The spiritual is best perceived when the body is in balance.
4. If there is guilt, don’t face it alone. If a loss left you stuck in “I should have…”, seek therapy. Healing that is also an act of love for the one who departed.
5. If something scares you, set limits. A prayer, a firm intention (“I only allow light energies”), lighting a candle with respect, ventilating your house, cleaning your space, and above all: regaining your calm.
6. Don’t idealize or demonize. Stay focused. There are experiences that can have an emotional or psychological explanation, and others that remain a mystery. You don’t have to “blindly believe” to respect what you feel.

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