Meet Kayla -

What started out as a strong need to connect in some way, shape or form to my loved one in spirit, turned into a path down a spiritual road filled with healing. Since I started developing as a medium, I have lost 2 more incredibly important individuals in my life. I still have my days where grief causes me to stumble but I find my faith in source helps steady me. I've always believed in something greater but I've never been one to claim to be religious. Most would call it God - some would call it Spirit, Source, The Divine, The Creator, etc. This vast one-ness has many names. It is ultimately, in my opinion, love and light that we are often taught to be found "outside" of us. We’re told to look upward to connect but we should really be looking inward.

I have been privy to so many healing experiences that prove our loved one’s divine spark, their soul, continues to exist when they cross over. The love and connection that you hold so deeply does not just cease to exist because they took their last physical breath. Our loved ones in spirit still see all the highs and lows of life that we go through even if it may not feel like it sometimes. In spirit, our loved ones constantly offer support, love, and strength in our times of need and never miss a "first" or any moment of joy. That love, that spark and their consciousness continue on. 

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Death is not the end if our soul never dies. The beauty that this life has to offer is ours to make. Do what brings you joy, create, laugh, be open, heal, and connect. We're living in a time where the powers that be just so desperately want to keep us siloed and made to think we don't have the power inside of us already. My intention with every connection with spirit is to leave you knowing that you are more magic than you could ever imagine. ❤️

I’m so glad you’re here and open to thinking outside the four walls we put ourselves in - literally and figuratively. I'm still learning as I go but I promise to share all that I know so far. It truly is an honor to work with you on your road to healing. 

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- Kayla Weitzel