Methia Edwards

Growing up, and from a very young age, I knew there was something different about me. I could always sense spirit. I could see, feel, and hear. I would talk to my mother about my experiences, but we never explored or called my experiences a name. As I got older, my psychic and medium gift became more prominent. It wasn't uncommon for people to ask me if I was a psychic as during our conversations, I'd find myself detailing specific things about their lives to which I had no prior knowledge. I'd even give messages from loved ones that had passed on, which used to amaze and annoy me, because I didn't understand it. But even through my experiences, I was a sceptic and would laugh it off thinking, I just have good intuition.

It wasn't until I made the spontaneous decision to ditch corporate life and pursue life coaching, that I was able to explore and realise that I am a psychic medium.

On an introductory life coaching course, I found myself again being called a psychic, in front of the whole class, after completing a role play exercise. I felt embarrassed. But at the end of the class one of the course tutors came up to me and suggested I go to the College of Psychic Studies. This was the third time throughout my life that I'd been advised to do so. My curiosity piqued, I wanted to understand what this something different about me was. So, this time I did as advised.

I was drawn to Maria Antoniou's beginner's course at the College of Psychic Studies and enrolled where I learned to harness, strengthen my techniques, enjoy, and cherish my gift. I am proud that I am a psychic medium. I now utilise my gift with help from my spirit guides to give messages, providing help, guidance, and healing. I would be honoured if you chose to have a sitting with me.