Sometimes spirit doesn’t arrive as a “belief.” It arrives as an experience.

In this episode of My Love of Life Energy, I’m joined by Dalissa Hocking—a fifth-generation psychic medium—for a conversation about what happens when spirit shows up in a dream… and you can’t unsee it.

We explore:

• The dream experience that changed everything
• What it’s like to live with mediumship as a real, present capacity
• The difference between fear-based predictions and grounded insight
• How she learned discernment, boundaries, and trust with what she receives
• Why this work is ultimately about love, healing, and connection

To learn more about Dalissa, please visit SpiritAndApark.com.

Money is one of the most charged places in human life. And it can also be one of the most revealing.

In this episode of My Love of Life Energy, I’m joined by Sarah McCrum for a conversation about money—not as a problem to solve, but as a teacher… and as an expression of love.

Sarah is also the author of Love Money, Money Loves You, and we explore what it means to relate to money from love instead of fear.

We explore:

• What it means to relate to money as love (not fear)
• How money mirrors our inner relationship with worth, safety, and trust
• Why “enough” is rarely about numbers
• The emotional patterns money brings to the surface
• What can shift when we stop making money the enemy

To learn more about Sarah, please visit SarahMcCrum.com.

Some conversations don’t try to fix grief. They make room for it—without rushing past it.

In this episode of My Love of Life Energy, I’m joined by Mer Monson to explore the spirit behind Elegies for the Wounded—and what it means to let language hold what hurts, without bypassing what’s true.

We explore:

• What an “elegy” really is—and why it matters
• How writing can become a way of staying present with pain
• The tension between faith, loss, and what can’t be explained
• Why “walking in the dark” isn’t failure—it’s honesty
• How something tender can emerge when we stop forcing light

To learn more about Mer, please visit www.MerMonson.com