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Speaker 2: And welcome back, George and OORI with you. Katie Beacher
Speaker 2: with US, licensed professional counselor and Medical and Emotional Intuitive
Speaker 2: for more than thirty years of experience. She has a
Speaker 2: very unique way of working with clients, creating a very detailed,
Speaker 2: individualized physical, emotional, and spiritual report and symbolic painting before
Speaker 2: even seeing them, talking with them or seeing a photograph,
Speaker 2: using only their name and age. Heal from Within an
Speaker 2: Intuitive Guide to Wellness as Katie's first book, Katie, welcome back.
Speaker 2: How have you been?
Speaker 3: I've been great. Thanks George, It's nice to talk to
Speaker 3: you again.
Speaker 2: How did this all happen for you? How did you
Speaker 2: become an intuitive?
Speaker 3: I think, well, no, I know, I was born that way.
Speaker 3: I remember being, you know, having very very young memories
Speaker 3: three and four of just sort of hearing voices in
Speaker 3: my head, feeling safe and protected, knowing that there was
Speaker 3: something else greater than me, kind of guiding me. And
Speaker 3: my mom said that I had imaginary friends, which doesn't
Speaker 3: surprise me, and I had names for them to you know,
Speaker 3: to me. That was the start of me talking to
Speaker 3: guides and spirits, and I just remember my parents had
Speaker 3: a fight about eggs or something really stupid when I
Speaker 3: was young, and I remember just hearing this voice saying,
Speaker 3: these people are not equipped to raise you. You're going
Speaker 3: to have to do it on your own. So that
Speaker 3: was that was my first inkling that, you know, there
Speaker 3: was something out there protecting me. And I also just
Speaker 3: always knew things about people, and no one could explain
Speaker 3: how I knew things, or you know, I just like
Speaker 3: kind of tuned into people's energy and was able to
Speaker 3: see family dynamics that I knew were not okay even
Speaker 3: as a young child, and decided that I wanted to
Speaker 3: live my life differently. So and then when I got older,
Speaker 3: I picked up a lot of negative energies and that
Speaker 3: was really scary, but that also helped me to find
Speaker 3: the positive parts of my gifts and use them to
Speaker 3: help other people.
Speaker 2: How did you pick up the negative energies?
Speaker 3: Well, it was more of a it was more of
Speaker 3: a knowing. It was around the time I think I
Speaker 3: was around ten when The Exorcist came out, and it
Speaker 3: was the first time that I had really heard anyone
Speaker 3: talk about possession or you know, satan or anything like that.
Speaker 3: And we lived in a very old house. It was
Speaker 3: eighteen seventy three, and I just foundered feeling terrified, especially
Speaker 3: when I was alone and at night. And I actually
Speaker 3: had this idea. I don't know if it's true or not,
Speaker 3: but I had this idea that I slept under my covers,
Speaker 3: with my head under my covers, that I would be
Speaker 3: protected somethings. Yes, I still do it to this day,
Speaker 3: which makes my husband laugh, but I don't feel unsafe
Speaker 3: an they were, but still kind of do it. And
Speaker 3: just remember feeling my body felt unsafe, and I had
Speaker 3: a lot of thoughts of what if I was being
Speaker 3: possessed and what would happen if I encountered that type
Speaker 3: of energy. It was really literally terrifying, and it didn't
Speaker 3: go away for several years. Thankfully, I had a therapist
Speaker 3: that I could talk to who understood these things and
Speaker 3: who didn't think I had three heads when I was
Speaker 3: talking about them, and she was able to explain that
Speaker 3: good and evil exists. And this may or may not
Speaker 3: sound strange to some of your listeners, but she said
Speaker 3: that there are people in the world who just who
Speaker 3: do good things. You don't have to be special, but
Speaker 3: just who are here to spread life, love and do
Speaker 3: good things, and that the energy of evil tends to
Speaker 3: try to be around them at a young age and
Speaker 3: scare them because fear is a really powerful tool of evil,
Speaker 3: and they don't want you to be tuned into God,
Speaker 3: they don't want you to be tuned into love. So
Speaker 3: if they keep you afraid, they can keep you from
Speaker 3: using your spiritual gifts or being a good person. And
Speaker 3: through that, I think a lot of people today too
Speaker 3: are living in fear and it keeps them from being
Speaker 3: their true, authentic selves.
Speaker 2: And Katie, this evolution to become a medical intuitive was
Speaker 2: caused by what.
Speaker 3: It was actually well. I became a therapist in my
Speaker 3: early twenties, and I always worked really intuitively, and I
Speaker 3: kind of what I mean by that is when I
Speaker 3: would work with a client and they would present with
Speaker 3: a problem, the first thing I would do is just
Speaker 3: sit and listen and kind of download information and let
Speaker 3: my guides tell me more about this person what they needed.
Speaker 3: And so I found myself surprisingly knowing a lot of
Speaker 3: things about them before they told me, and I even
Speaker 3: channeled their dead relatives during sessions. Accidentally, in one of
Speaker 3: those times, I helped somebody get pregnant by channeling their grandmothers.
Speaker 3: So that was a really cool story. But so it
Speaker 3: started out that way, and then I realized that I
Speaker 3: was always into medicine. My mom was a nurse. I
Speaker 3: was always into that, and my mom got really sick
Speaker 3: and I had to help the doctors with her. She
Speaker 3: had a really bad stroke. So it helped me kind
Speaker 3: of tune in more to her. And then I realized
Speaker 3: that I just kept knowing things about people, and the
Speaker 3: more I learned, the more I realized that I could
Speaker 3: do and that I wanted to do it.
Speaker 2: That's pretty intriguing, to be sure. Yes, definition now of
Speaker 2: a medical intuitive is what.
Speaker 3: It's somebody who can tune into another person's or their
Speaker 3: own energy life. They can see things in a person's life.
Speaker 3: They can see into their bodies. Often they can identify symptoms, traumas.
Speaker 3: They I help people to figure out what they want
Speaker 3: to do for a career, what's making them unhappy, what
Speaker 3: makes them happy, what their skills are. I help people
Speaker 3: with relationships a lot, because sometimes people will come to
Speaker 3: me with a physical or emotional ailment, and during the report,
Speaker 3: my guys will reveal that they're in a really unhappy
Speaker 3: or abusive relationship, or that they really hate their job.
Speaker 3: And it's those things that because maybe they're not able
Speaker 3: to recognize it, or they're afraid or they're afraid of
Speaker 3: doing something about it, it those symptoms are coming out
Speaker 3: through their bodies. So there, it's kind of like that.
Speaker 2: Isn't it?
Speaker 3: It really is. But it's also a really healthy thing
Speaker 3: because I like to teach people to use their bodies
Speaker 3: symptoms as friends and to talk to them and basically say,
Speaker 3: you know, why is this happening now? What do I need?
Speaker 3: Why are you getting my attention? And that way we
Speaker 3: don't always have to fight against things. We can listen
Speaker 3: and use it for our health. And because a lot
Speaker 3: of people just get really really afraid when they find
Speaker 3: out that they have something like blind to be their cancer,
Speaker 3: and I get it, you know, but it can also
Speaker 3: be a wake up call. You know, maybe these people
Speaker 3: for the first time start taking care of themselves and
Speaker 3: start instead of taking care of every single other person
Speaker 3: in their life and not setting boundaries.
Speaker 2: Do you tell them the cures as well? Do you
Speaker 2: simply just tell them what's wrong with them?
Speaker 3: Well, it's illegal for anyone besides it after or a
Speaker 3: medical test to give a diagnosis or to claim that
Speaker 3: they can heal them. So I'm very careful in what
Speaker 3: I do and say, like I'm able to identify symptoms
Speaker 3: and they can confirm them. I you know, I can
Speaker 3: say this sounds like it may be something like this,
Speaker 3: and these are some things that I'm hearing can can help.
Speaker 3: So physical, emotional, and spiritual things that can be helpful.
Speaker 3: But in terms of true diagnosis or testing, I have
Speaker 3: a lot of them. There are actually a couple natural
Speaker 3: physicians that I refer to and they're able to get
Speaker 3: more in depth information, help with treatment, confirm you know
Speaker 3: what I've said. So I've been working with some of
Speaker 3: these people for a really long time, so I always
Speaker 3: try to get a report back and say, you know,
Speaker 3: what did the doctors say? And it confirms what I said.
Speaker 3: So that's nice, But you really have to be careful
Speaker 3: about claiming to be able to diagnose or heal.
Speaker 2: Katie, what is intuitive soul painting? What is that?
Speaker 3: These are kind of special things that I created. And
Speaker 3: sometimes with words, especially when you're intelligent, you can censor
Speaker 3: your words so or you can sensor the words that
Speaker 3: you're hearing so if you're trying to get to know
Speaker 3: yourself or you're listening to your intuition and you hear
Speaker 3: words in your head, it's kind of sometimes easy to
Speaker 3: dismiss them or to intellectualize a problem. And symbolism is
Speaker 3: something that people have been using for you know, eons,
Speaker 3: whether it's hieroglyphics, whether it's whatever, but using so my
Speaker 3: guys will tell me about a color, they'll tell me
Speaker 3: about a maybe an insect or a figure or a
Speaker 3: plant or something like that. When I'm communicating with a
Speaker 3: person's energy and through that painting it's a watercolor painting,
Speaker 3: I receive information about the person's body in their life.
Speaker 3: And when I create reports sometimes I'm not really sure
Speaker 3: who might see them, or I'm very conscious of someone
Speaker 3: seeing the word trauma or abuse that can be really
Speaker 3: sometimes triggering. So these things will often show up on
Speaker 3: the paintings in the form of maybe you know red
Speaker 3: areas in the in the second chakra, which has to
Speaker 3: do with reproductive organs, or even if someone has been
Speaker 3: physically abused, sometimes that red will show up in those
Speaker 3: physical abuse areas, or if someone's going through anxiety, red
Speaker 3: will show up up in the head and even just
Speaker 3: the way that sometimes the legs are facing where the
Speaker 3: arms are, or all kinds of things. Symbolically, people's issues
Speaker 3: show up in the paintings and people find them really
Speaker 3: fun and non threatening, and I interpret them, you know,
Speaker 3: during our meetings, and they kind of look like a
Speaker 3: five year old did them. So I was a little
Speaker 3: apprehensive about using them at first, but people really really
Speaker 3: like them and end up framing them.
Speaker 2: I always believe that positivity goes a long way. What
Speaker 2: do you think of that?
Speaker 3: I absolutely agree, and that's why I try to really
Speaker 3: frame things in a positive light and not being a Pollyanna,
Speaker 3: because you know, getting sick or having an accident or
Speaker 3: having a mental illness is really serious and it can
Speaker 3: be scary. But if you can look at things in
Speaker 3: a way of maybe like talking about before, sort of
Speaker 3: why did this come into my life? What are some
Speaker 3: of the strengths maybe of having attention deficit disorder, or
Speaker 3: of being you know, on the autism spectrum, or even
Speaker 3: being empathic. There's a lot of strength to that, and
Speaker 3: then also things that don't really work for you. So
Speaker 3: I try to help people to recognize maybe patterns in
Speaker 3: how they have dealt with past problems so that they
Speaker 3: can recognize their strengths. They can see that they have
Speaker 3: dealt with a lot of difficult stuff and gotten through it.
Speaker 3: Because a lot of people tend to live in the
Speaker 3: past or in the future, and so there's a lot
Speaker 3: of fear associated with that. But if you can be
Speaker 3: mindful and live in the present, it's a lot easier
Speaker 3: to maybe appreciate the little things going on in your life.
Speaker 3: Or you can go out in nature and just hang
Speaker 3: out with the birds or insects, or it really helps
Speaker 3: you relax, and it helps you to kind of calm
Speaker 3: down your nervous system. And a lot of people of
Speaker 3: nervous systems are on overdrive these days.
Speaker 2: Did you ever come across anybody who had negative energies
Speaker 2: or they were just negative people?
Speaker 3: I have I'm laughing because one of the most people
Speaker 3: with evil energy happened to be a politician from a
Speaker 3: Northeast state. I'll say it that way that I encountered
Speaker 3: during a fundraising activity, and it was he repelled me
Speaker 3: from the other side of the room. It was that strong.
Speaker 2: You hadn't you felt this or he singled you out?
Speaker 3: No, I felt it. And it was somebody that I
Speaker 3: had had a little bit of an encounter with and
Speaker 3: it wasn't necessarily a positive one, but I had never
Speaker 3: been in his physical presence before, and when it really
Speaker 3: actually shocked me at how strong and how strong that
Speaker 3: energy was, and how I really needed to stay a
Speaker 3: good you know, two hundred feet away from him. I
Speaker 3: didn't feel unsafe because I really believe that we can
Speaker 3: control our energy and that nothing can get to us
Speaker 3: unless we allow it. So I was not going to
Speaker 3: let his energy get to me or scare me. But
Speaker 3: it was very powerfully negative and evil, and I was
Speaker 3: really happy when you know, the evening was over put
Speaker 3: it that way.
Speaker 2: Do you think he knew he had this negativity?
Speaker 3: From what I understand from other people who've encountered him,
Speaker 3: he was definitely not a nice person, not an ethical person,
Speaker 3: and some of the the dealings with we had that
Speaker 3: we had with him were not at all kind or ethical.
Speaker 3: So I don't know that he was maybe conscious of
Speaker 3: transmitting you know, negative energy or having negativetivity work through him, but.
Speaker 2: He knew what kind of guy he was, right, Oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, absolutely, Yeah.
Speaker 2: As soon as you got away from him, did you
Speaker 2: feel better?
Speaker 3: I did. I felt immensely that as soon as I
Speaker 3: even just took, you know, a few steps away from
Speaker 3: him and got on the other side of the room,
Speaker 3: and it was it was kind of bizarre because without
Speaker 3: having to look at him, I knew where he was
Speaker 3: and I could tell that he was looking at me
Speaker 3: sometimes and I would turn around and there, you know,
Speaker 3: sure enough he was daring. But I did not even
Speaker 3: have to look at him to know the proximity of
Speaker 3: where he was in the room.
Speaker 2: Was he evil?
Speaker 3: I'm I'm gonna say yes. I mean, that's the only
Speaker 3: way to describe it. And I've encounted people like that before, thankfully,
Speaker 3: not very many in my lifetime. But I remember, like
Speaker 3: stupid example, but I remember being at a car dealership
Speaker 3: and there was a person walking around in the parking
Speaker 3: lot and I just I was instantly drawn to them.
Speaker 3: But it was for a really bad reason. I just
Speaker 3: felt like, this person has very evil energy, don't know
Speaker 3: why they're here, don't want anything to do with them.
Speaker 3: But you know, thankfully it hasn't happened very often. Unfortunately,
Speaker 3: it's happened within my own family, which happened in a
Speaker 3: lot of families.
Speaker 2: Sometimes the person with a bad energy was he an employee?
Speaker 2: What was he doing out there?
Speaker 3: I'm not even sure. I'm not even sure. I just
Speaker 3: remember seeing them. I don't I think it may have
Speaker 3: been someone potentially looking for a car, because I don't
Speaker 3: think it was an employee, but it just I don't
Speaker 3: know if it was a you know, a homeless person.
Speaker 3: And then to the ill person. Not that mentally ill
Speaker 3: people or evil, they're absolutely not, but it was just
Speaker 3: somebody who seemed very out of place and did not
Speaker 3: you know, ask anybody about it. I just was kind
Speaker 3: of like, Okay, I don't really want to deal with that,
Speaker 3: So we're going to think very positive thoughts and say
Speaker 3: the Lord's prayer to myself and just do a lot
Speaker 3: of things to make myself feel protected.
Speaker 2: And get out of there. Yes, exactly how important is
Speaker 2: that for you to get away from these people?
Speaker 3: I think it's essential. I know it's essential. And that's
Speaker 3: why it's so important to listen to your gut feelings.
Speaker 3: Sometimes those evil entities or really negative people are within
Speaker 3: our own families. That happened so often, and you may
Speaker 3: feel guilty or you may be made to feel like
Speaker 3: a bad person if you set boundaries, if you say
Speaker 3: it's not okay to treat me that way, or I
Speaker 3: can't have interactions with you, or I can't have my
Speaker 3: children around you, or I cannot be in this job.
Speaker 3: You know, I think it can make I know it
Speaker 3: can it can make people feel really awkward, and a
Speaker 3: lot of the time when I work with clients, it's
Speaker 3: around setting these boundaries with very difficult, negative family members
Speaker 3: who don't necessarily mean to be negative or narcissistic or
Speaker 3: even abusive, but it's often through trauma that that happens.
Speaker 3: And we can decide to address our traumas and get
Speaker 3: help and not live, you know, continue to live in
Speaker 3: a negative way, hurting people, or we can choose not
Speaker 3: to get help and kind of perpetuate that often, you know,
Speaker 3: family kind of.
Speaker 2: Trauma.
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