Your Messenger message:
"Good evening, Sir @Tony. Sorry to disturb you at this time of the night... pero what do we do po? _____ has been feeling something a while ago....hindi po nya nakikita pero nararamdaman daw po nya....parang galit na nmn na spirit...ginugulo daw po sya. Tapos, bigla na lang pong sumakit ang tiyan nya...namimilipit po sya sa sakit kaya dinala po sya sa hospital. Ano po ang pwede naming gawin dun po sa gumugulo sa kanya? Please help po. Thank you."
My reply:
Hello ____, _____, and _____!
Whenever a person in your neighborhood or vicinity dies, the spirit immediately goes to _____. Since people die everyday, she will be bothered with this many times more. I thought I'd explained this to you many years ago: she is exactly like the protagonist in Ghost Whisperer.
The pain in her stomach was not her own--it was the spirit's. That was the spirit's way of telling her how he/she died. Whenever this happens, _____ should light a candle on her altar and ask the spirit for its name, address, and message.
ONLY IF POSSIBLE, _____ should visit the funeral wake and offer flowers and a candle. IF NOT INCONVENIENT, she should then relay the message to the immediate relative of the deceased--hopefully someone who will understand.
The spirit that recently went to _____, for example, was shot in the stomach, perhaps out on the street.
I realize that this is neither a pleasant situation nor a desirable one. If _____ is not willing to go out of her way and visit the relatives of the deceased--and she has the right to have that preference--she should tell the spirit--when she lights her candle--to go and look for another psychic. The spirit will respect her and move elsewhere.
Does _____ like tea? She should take a cup once every afternoon in order to ground herself.
P.S. Don't take her to hospital if you can help it. They will pump her with sedatives, anti-anxiety medication, and anti-hallucinogens, and she might get addicted to those.
"Good evening, Sir @Tony. Sorry to disturb you at this time of the night... pero what do we do po? _____ has been feeling something a while ago....hindi po nya nakikita pero nararamdaman daw po nya....parang galit na nmn na spirit...ginugulo daw po sya. Tapos, bigla na lang pong sumakit ang tiyan nya...namimilipit po sya sa sakit kaya dinala po sya sa hospital. Ano po ang pwede naming gawin dun po sa gumugulo sa kanya? Please help po. Thank you."
My reply:
Hello ____, _____, and _____!
Whenever a person in your neighborhood or vicinity dies, the spirit immediately goes to _____. Since people die everyday, she will be bothered with this many times more. I thought I'd explained this to you many years ago: she is exactly like the protagonist in Ghost Whisperer.
The pain in her stomach was not her own--it was the spirit's. That was the spirit's way of telling her how he/she died. Whenever this happens, _____ should light a candle on her altar and ask the spirit for its name, address, and message.
ONLY IF POSSIBLE, _____ should visit the funeral wake and offer flowers and a candle. IF NOT INCONVENIENT, she should then relay the message to the immediate relative of the deceased--hopefully someone who will understand.
The spirit that recently went to _____, for example, was shot in the stomach, perhaps out on the street.
I realize that this is neither a pleasant situation nor a desirable one. If _____ is not willing to go out of her way and visit the relatives of the deceased--and she has the right to have that preference--she should tell the spirit--when she lights her candle--to go and look for another psychic. The spirit will respect her and move elsewhere.
Does _____ like tea? She should take a cup once every afternoon in order to ground herself.
P.S. Don't take her to hospital if you can help it. They will pump her with sedatives, anti-anxiety medication, and anti-hallucinogens, and she might get addicted to those.
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