About Maggie Spaulding…

Grieving is a personal process and is different for every person. There are different types of loss, different grief perspectives and multiple healing modalities. Each having a different effect on the mind, body and spirit connection. 

When my mother lost her battle with pancreatic cancer, I was 31 years old and she was 55 years old. The perspective of grief I had at that time was at first denial. I didn’t want to face my fear of her death or the concept of death in general. I had an overly positive view that she was not going to die from this type of cancer. As I witnessed her pain of chemotherapy and her body slowly giving up, I experienced “anticipatory” type grief. Where the slow acceptance of her death was eminent. My comfort was in knowing she was going to be at peace when she made her final transition to heaven. She would not have to physically suffer anymore.  

Now fast forward 30+ years, with accidental OD death of my youngest son, Mitch at the age of 27. This event was sudden and not expected. It knocked me down hard. One day my son was with me and the next day he was not.

My husband and I struggled for months trying to accept and process the difficult emotions child loss brings. My perspective of this type of grief was “blame and shame”. Why him? Why not me? What could I have done to prevent his death? I had so many questions and no answers. Yet, I was not ready to give up on my relationship with my son.

The intensity of this grief was emotionally and physically heavy. It was draining and felt like my heart was physically broken into a million pieces. But, deep inside of me, I knew something good was going to blossom from his physical death. Didn’t know what or how this was going to happen, because I was still at the beginning of my grief journey. I had not yet learned how to accept my grief and the changes it was asking me to make. At that point of time, we were just trying to get by one day at a time. 

Fast forward another eight+ years, my life has found meaning. Filled with peace, love and purpose, I now help others heal their grief while also connecting with their loved one’s spiritual presence. I learned to accept and process the physical and mental grief emotions through a daily practice of meditation, yoga and other types of emotional and energetic healing. I’ve learned to live in the present, not trying to change the past or worry about the future. My mind, body and heart are in coherence with my soul.

Over the years, I have expanded my knowledge about life after death. I truly believe and “just know” that my son has continued on with his life, just in a different form of soulful energy. Every day I feel his love and receive messages from him. I learned to open my heart and mind to the stillness and calmness with “sitting in the power” meditation. This allowed me to feel his presence and hear his words. I can truly say, I still have a relationship with my son, just in a different form.

Through the spiritual awakening I encountered as I embraced the grief within, I found hidden inside of me psychic and mediumship abilities. These aspects of my soul began to enfold as I pursued my spiritual, psychic, mediumship education and development. I can truly say that the person I am today, is not the same person I was before my youngest son’s physical death.

The inspiration to heal arrived for me by connecting with my inner intuitive voice. It guided me with my personal healing and my spiritual enfoldment. It would be an honor to assist you in taking either small steps or big steps into your own personal healing and/or spiritual enfoldment journey through any of the services offered. Whether it’s a coaching or yoga session or a private 1-on-1 evidential mediumship reading, inspirational comfort and healing will be present through a soulful energetic connection.