Mari is a professional artist and worked as a Trauma Nurse several years ago. She always saw spirits around her patients and knew when they would pass on. She kept this to herself. Sometimes if she had a free moment, she would draw her patient and all the Souls around that patient and bring it home to share only with her husband.
This was a way to relieve the stress of not being able to share this with her patients and their families.
When she retired as an RN, she wanted to continue to help people heal in an impactful way, since then she has done thousands of readings and drawings for people all over the world.
You can find Mari @
https://www.psychicmari.net/category/services
Music by Bob Sima – Together We Rise
You can connect with Andrea @
thegenipodcast@gmail.com
Link to Bob’s Music
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