When Stache Margaret Murray was four-years-old, she saw a picture of Jesus on the cover of Time Magazine. Not understanding why, she wept with an overwhelming sense of love, and found herself saying out loud, “I will continue your work.” 

“I prayed to God to be a channel through which His wisdom and goodness could flow. I couldn’t even read yet.” 

Today, Stache “continues the work” in a most unique fashion. By day, she works in scientific research, involving pharmaceuticals to combat life-threatening illnesses such as certain forms of lymphoma. By night, she uses her psychic skills to help people all over the country contact departed ones, receive guidance for business-related issues, or help those with relationship troubles.

In a phone reading, Stache gives very detailed messages, often first describing the physical characteristics of people she has never met. “If I can validate details first,” says Stache, “then people will hear the meaning of the message.”

Recently, someone she did not know on the East Coast called her asking a question about a friend of a friend. The question involved a woman and her son. 

“I told him the son was about six-years-old and he was autistic. This was confirmed. I could see that the husband, the wife, and the son were all having problems. I told this man to get the boy a hand drum and call me in six weeks and let me know how it was going.”

“In about four weeks I got a call. Not only had the boy improved more in three weeks than he had in the last three years, but the whole family dynamic had shifted. The father used to be a drummer.  The drum gave him a way to connect with his child and to connect back to his heart as well.”

“The mother also went to the son's special school and got a music program started. So all the kids improved as a result.”

This past September, Stache was contacted by a couple whose son had run away. She was able to give them a detailed layout of what would transpire over the next three months in terms of their search. Every event she described, including indirect contact on a specific date, was confirmed. “Now they have tools to get through the hard times,” says Stache.

When she receives psychic information, “it's as if I had seen a movie, then the next day I was talking about it to my friends. I can picture it in my mind. I hear it, or see images. I feel the emotions, the energy, the vibration.”

As a first step in developing your own psychic awareness, Stache recommends, “When you step into the psychic arena, only allow in positive energies. Do not engage in anything negative. Your intentions must be pure. You must listen to your gut and listen to your heart. Listen and create quiet time. Really listen and let your senses come alive.”

Stache Margaret Murray does private readings with people in person and by phone, all over the country. Call (415) 675-5601.
 
 

When Annette Martin was seven-years-old, she had a premonition while playing “Kick The Can” with her friends. As she looked up into the sky, she saw her friends stoning her to death. About ten minutes later, she felt a rock hit her foot. A few minutes later, someone threw a stick. Sensing danger, she ran with the kids in pursuit, throwing rocks and sticks at her just like she'd seen. 

As she stood on the steps of her house, pounding on the door, she heard a loud male voice. But no one was there. The voice instructed her to pick up a stick and throw it. As she looked at a stick within her reach, she knew she had to make a choice. Either she would listen to the voice, or she would die. She was already bleeding. She threw the stick and hit one of the boys, breaking his nose. As he screamed, the personal attack on her ceased. 

After three days of hiding in fear, Annette ventured outdoors. The kids acted like nothing had happened, including the boy with the broken nose. Says Annette, “When I made that decision to throw the stick, I made the decision to listen. I developed my intuitive abilities from there.”

Shortly after that incident, Annette discovered that with her eyes closed, she could see inside people's bodies. Images would appear like a film negative. “When I was seven, my mother had a friend over. After she left, I told my mother her friend's big right toe really hurt and that she needed to go to the doctor. Her friend called a while later saying she'd just come from the doctor. Her big right toe was badly infected. She almost always sees Edgar Cayce at her side while doing her medical diagnosing work.

Although as a psychic she can “do it all,” Annette specializes in medical diagnosis and in police work. Recently, she was called by the Pacifica police to locate the whereabouts of a missing man. Working with only a photograph and maps of the area, Annette described the surroundings in vivid detail and pinpointed the location of where his body was. A woman working with her search and rescue dog recognized the location Annette was describing, brought her dog there, and immediately found the man, buried under some leaves. 

Through her institute and workshops, Annette has taught psychic skills to over ten thousand people. Says Annette, “In order to develop your own psychic awareness, the most important thing is to learn how to calm the conscious mind through meditation. That's the very first step.”

Annette Martin is the author of “Discovering Your Psychic World,” a book for developing your psychic abilities. She is the founder of the Institute of Intuitive Research. In addition she will be featured on four TV shows this year, on the Discovery and History Channels.

David Pearce always knew he was going to be a teacher. However, it wasn't until he witnessed his first psychic reading at age fifteen, that he discovered what kind of teacher he wanted to be.

In this reading, not only was he told he was a healer, the psychic described precisely how he used his energy to heal others, even though he did it mostly unconsciously. David understood exactly what the psychic meant. Intrigued by the insights he had received, he went to study at the Berkeley Psychic Institute, and eventually became one of their instructors. That was sixteen years ago, and he's been teaching psychic skills ever since.

Now when David performs healings, he mainly works on healing the aura and the chakra energy centers, so one's own energy can flow freely. “When your own energy is flowing freely, you are able to heal yourself,” says David.

Sometimes, a different order of healing is necessary, though. One time, a man with a serious addiction to alcohol came to David, wanting to quit drinking. He had tried many methods, all of which had failed. Through a reading, David discovered a spirit in the man's space which he called “the energetic cause” for this man's compulsive behavior. David removed the spirit and the man was able to quit. He completely lost the desire to drink.

For those interested in developing their psychic skills, David suggests, “You might find yourself drawn to psychic fairs, talks or particular psychics. This is a first step in finding out about your own psychic awareness.”

David Pearce teaches at the Asclepion Institute which offers a variety of classes and healing services in Marin, San Francisco, and Sacramento, including a psychic institute for developing clairvoyance, meditation classes, and women's spiritual wellness classes.