Third Eye Sight Juan Francisco

Priyanka recognized her intuition from a very early age, but after an accident in her adulthood, her connection seemed to grow even stronger. Her grandmother has had an important role in that process from the other side.

Author and tarot reader Mark Horn discusses his book Tarot and the Gates of Light: A Kabbalistic Path to Liberation. He shares how his study of Kabbalah and the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot deck, as well as his own life's journey as a gay activist, contributes to the practice of Counting the Omer he outlines in his book. Juan and Mark chat about Tarot and the Gates of Light, plus his experience at the 1969 Woodstock festival and the one time he tried astral projection.

You can read more about Mark in this New York Times article.

Hannah Macintyre is an evidential medium and host of one of the top spiritual podcasts in the United Kingdom, Mediumship Matters. Hannah shares about her own journey to discovering her intuitive ability, what it feels like to work through impostor syndrome, and why there's a difference between attending a group reading and booking a one-on-one reading.

Juan reflects on the previous year and what it feels to be turning thirty. He covers his recent experiences and learnings with Spirit, his work life, his love life, and why someone who tries to portray perfection doesn't always make an authentic intuitive worker.

Clairvoyant medium and author Catharine Allan's new book is called Vibes from the Other Side: Accessing Your Spirit Guides & Other Beings from the Beyond. In this episode, Catharine delves into the inspiration behind her book, her own paranormal experiences both within and outside of her work as a clairvoyant medium, and how intuition, anxiety, and social media can play significant roles in the decisions we make.

Catharine Allan's first book released in 2019 is called A Little Bit of Intuition: An Introduction to Extrasensory Perception.

When Juan entered a room at Fort Delaware State Park, he immediately felt himself get dizzy. When the tour guide shared the story of the room minutes later, it was obvious what caused this feeling.