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It’s Monday morning already and time for the gym. The last two weeks have been busy and it is time to clear my head to be ready to get back to work to do my readings.
On average I would do 5 readings a day, each of these takes one hour and I never know what the reading will entail until I begin. Some days it is breast cancer day while other days can be suicide day, I don’t know why every one will come with similar problems but they do. It never ceases to amaze me why this phenomenon takes place but there always seem to be a pattern.
My book launch at the Capitol Theatre was another amazing experience. Thanks to the wonderful Michael Jacobsen the event was a night I will never forget. The venue was superb, I am so thankful to all of the wonderful people who came. It was great to see my family and friends celebrate the finalisation of my book with me, after all of the time I have isolated myself to write. I would like to thank Alison Urquhart and my editor Kevin O’Brien for having faith in my abilities and helping my dreams come true. Most of all for letting me keep my voice.
Since the launch life has become a blur. Two days after the launch it was off to Melbourne to the Mind Body Spirit Festival. The four day event was extremely busy, yet enlightening. I met many people, alive and in spirit and all off you touched my life. Communicating with spirit is such a gift, but it is also trying to discover how people have come to pass. There were many beautiful beings I met during this time who chose to pass through their own hands, and the positive I had from this time was to pass on their messages to those they left behind. Being a medium is not always an easy job, but is fulfilling when you see the light shine in the loved ones they touch. Continue reading
After staring at a computer screen for the last two years it has been wonderful to finally see the fruits of my labours finalized in my first book NEVER ALONE: A MEDIUM’S JOURNEY.
I should really point out that I wasn’t writing the book on a full time basis, I wrote the book while continuing my full time job as a medium, psychic and clairvoyant, seeing clients on a daily basis, writing my magazine column for THAT’S LIFE Magazine and last be definitely not least, being a mum to my three beautiful children and wife to husband Warwick.
I would never have thought that my life would have taken such a diverse path. People often ask me, why on earth would I want to be a medium. Well, the answer to that is that my vocation chose me and not the other way around.
Everyday is a journey in itself, I never know who or what I will experience during my day. (You are probably thinking that if I am a psychic that I would now everything about my life.) I guess because I am so busy tuning into every one else that my life path is always at the end of the queue.
The last two weeks for me have been very exciting. I was privileged enough to be approached the TODAY TONIGHT Programme to film a story with David Richardson in what I truly feel is one of Australia’s most haunted towns. I was asked to stay the night and visit the Upper Picton Cemetery and the following day to visit the Picton Tunnel, also known as the Mushroom Tunnel or Redbank Range Tunnel.
Debbie Malone is the 2005 New South Wales Psychic of the Year and a qualified Angel Intuitive. She writes a weekly column for THAT’S LIFE! magazine. Her assistance with the police on both cold cases and active investigations is in addition to her busy schedule of readings for private clients and running workshops on how to attune to the spirit world. NEVER ALONE: A MEDIUM’S JOURNEY is her first book.
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