Laura Lynne utilizes all her abilities when doing a reading. She is clairvoyant (meaning she receives information in the form of pictures, images and symbols on what she refers to as a little “TV screen” in her mind), clairaudient (meaning she hears the other side talking), clairsentient (meaning she can feel what others are experiencing as well as recieve scent impressions) and mediumistic (meaning she connects with those in spirit and communicates with them). She also reads auras in that when she reads for you, she perceives your energy in a series of symbolic colors. For Laura Lynne , the entire reading is a bit like a game of “psychic charades,” where she must continuously and consistently interpret what she is seeing, hearing and feeling in order to pass on the messages from the other side.
Laura Lynne begins each reading by reading the sitter’s aura. She finds that this exercise aligns her energy with the sitters and gets her spirit guides in touch with the sitter’s spirit guides, so to speak. Once the aura connection is made (within the first few minutes of the reading), the psychic “floodgates” open and someone will step through from the other side with information. Who comes through and in what order is completely up to the other side, as is the information they share. Most times, the other side will give information from the past, present and future. Laura Lynne asks the spirits on the other side to specifically identify themselves with names, initials, birthdays, anniversaries, crossing dates, ways in which they crossed, etc in order to provide concrete validation. She has found that the other side often likes to reminisce, bringing up funny family stories, quirky things they are known for, etc. A reading with Lynne is specific and concrete. She works hard in order to interpret what the other side is saying and showing so that the messages get through clearly.
Laura Lynne hopes and believes that a reading should address any questions a sitter has prior to the reading; usually, these questions are addressed within the reading without the sitter having to direct her to them. Therefore, she suggests that you hold questions until the end of the reading in order to allow the other side to address them without your direction. Towards the end of the reading, however, as she feels the other side “quieting down,” she will turn the reading over to you and of course allow you to ask any questions or she will offer to focus in on any information you’d like to know more about.
Laura Lynne does the majority of her readings over the phone, although arrangements may be made to have readings done in person or for group readings, etc. Laura Lynne actually prefers to read over the phone as she has found that it allows her to focus in more readily and entirely on the information she is getting.
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