Lisa Williams was 'discovered' by Merv Griffin. He helped her get her Lifetime show, Life Among the Dead, and many of us became fans by seeing her great personality during readings and on the street spontaneous readings.

There came an email with Ms. Williams' newsletter. I usually take my time reading it, but this time, I looked at it then - and she was coming to Atlanta soon! I got online and booked tickets for my Mom and me -

We lost my Dad three years ago. It was hard, but what loss isn't hard?

We had seen and spoken to some psychic mediums - one in a circle of Light (seance) and the other (and most marvelous experience) on a phone reading. Dad is a very strong spirit! He has made his presence known to us very shortly after he crossed over that he was ok. Many experiences followed, and still happen. It is a cool feeling to know that crossing over isn't so far away, and our loved ones are as close as a whisper...

We went to the Performing Arts Center. It is a massive center and there must have been 1500 people waiting to have some communication with their loved ones.

There she comes out onto the stage. Lisa Williams is a stunning woman, beautiful skin, funky hair, fuller figure in a beautiful outfit. She was ready to roll!

She communicated with ten spirits, taking as much time as the bereaved needed and spirit could have - What she said was both sad and funny - A young woman who'd lost her husband didn't expect it when her husband in spirit through Lisa was 'describing' himself...er, in explicit ways...and telling her how he used to come up to her in a very different (but funny)way. Lisa spoke to several spirits who had a common link of overdosing on drugs. Very hard for the two families to hear, but they were able to understand what happened and it had nothing to do with the family, but their need for drugs. Lisa spoke with a family that had lost a father, as well in the same accident, a familiy friend. In came a young man who told his parents he was on a motorcycle without a helmet and was carrying a bowling ball in his backpack. (!!!) When a car next to him swerved, the bowling ball came up and bashed him on the head as he crashed.

Very impressive. She was kind to the families of spirits and consoled and hugged them - it was wonderful to see a personality out in the audience talking to the people involved, not caring how much time it took. Spirit needed the messages relayed. The most critical needs were chosen, it seems.

My Dad probably said to the others, 'Go ahead. They already know about me and they know I love them. Talk to your family.'

If you believe, or even if you don't want to participate in an event like this, an evening with Lisa Williams will enlighten you, your spirit, and make you want to know more.

We are all on a journey of learning - Each person and spirit has a lesson to learn and teach. Lisa Williams is helping the dead have their voice.

ellen george