Pascal Voggenhuber - The young spirit messenger

My wish for you, dear Reader, is that the difference is clear. Of course mediumship and spirituality are close to each other, and they don’t exclude each other. Nevertheless, they’re entirely independent of one another, since there can be both mediumship without spirituality, as well as spirituality without mediumship.

While I’m clarifying terms, I’d also like to quickly explain the difference between mediumship and sensitivity. In English Spiritualism, a clear distinction is made between these two. Here in Europe the lines are more fluid. However I, too, differentiate between these two which, in my opinion, are totally different talents. As explained before, mediumship is the communication or the capacity to perceive the spiritual world or the deceased. A medium is a mediator between the spiritual world and clients. Sensitivity means receiving information and circumstances about a living person and relaying it. In other words, I read the energy of a living person. It’s possible that I don’t need any other means for this, or it can be that I work using the aura, cards, crystal bowls, pictures, or an object from the client. A medium is always also sensitive and must be able to read the energies of a spiritual being and those of a living person. A sensitive person, however, does not necessarily have to be able to perceive the spiritual world. It is only a small detail which separates these two things, but for me it’s important. I work as a medium and as a sensitive reader (aura reading), and for me these are two entirely different energies that I read and which I also use to access the information. The mediumistic energy is a very light and fast energy, while the sensitive energy feels to me a lot heavier and slower. When I watch mediums or sensitive counselors, I can see whether they’re working mediumistically or sensitively. They work with a different energy and with other energy centers (chakras). But that would lead us too far off and is probably not so interesting for most readers. However, in my opinion the differences between spirituality, mediumship, and sensitivity should be recognized.

Is There Life after Life?

I am often asked this question. Today I can answer it with a clear yes. But I know that this is not as evident for everyone else as it is for me. As a medium who is daily confronted with death, death has become something very normal for me. Especially since I know very well that basically there is no death and that we simply continue on. Each contact with the spiritual world is something very fascinating for me, as I never know where it will lead me, what will happen, and what new things I might learn. My work is a gift to me, not only a gift to my clients, but also one to myself.

But before I go into more detail about my work, we have to look more closely at the question: Is there life after death? This question is at least as old as humanity itself. There is no culture or religion that I know of that doesn’t deal with life after life. To say it here once more very clearly, even if it’s only my perception – yes, there is life after death!

Dear Reader, even if today I’m completely convinced this is true, I must confess openly and honestly that this wasn’t always the case. Everyone who knows me personally knows that I’m extremely critical about esoteric topics. Even though I work as a medium, I’m aware of a lot of things in the esoteric scene that, in my opinion, is simply rubbish. However, during the course of my life and work, I’ve witnessed so much proof that there is life after death that I can’t shut my eyes to it anymore. This is also the reason why I’m writing this book, as I would like to show you what has led me to believe in a spiritual world. Of course, I’m writing all this, too, with the hope that through this you might become less afraid of death, that maybe some pain will be lifted from you – if you have lost a loved one through death, or that you will be able to support someone who is grieving. I know there are many similar books that go in the same direction, but I still think it’s important to write this book. Every author and every medium attracts different people; I also experience this daily in my sessions. Some clients have already consulted other mediums, but they are more convinced about my work and, of course, there is also the reverse situation. Not every medium is the right intermediary for every client. This is why I find it so beautiful that there are different mediums and also different books about the same topic, because through this, the message of life after death is being carried into the world in a variety of forms and is becoming more widespread. This is exactly my goal: that in the future we will no longer be afraid of death, but we will know that we continue living and that we are actually returning home. This is the message I would like to carry into the world. But to be very clear, I don’t have to do this; it’s not a divine calling or something of that sort. It is a deep personal desire, something I would like to accomplish while practicing my profession.

For me my mediumship is not a gift, or a gift from God, but rather a talent just like every other person has talents. I am neither spiritually nor humanly more developed than you are, dear Reader. Believe me, I have the same fears and blocks as everyone else. Even when my talent might be described by many as abnormal, I see myself as a fully normal young adult who is here on earth to gather experience and to have fun. These lines are very important to me, because since more and more people know what I do, and numerous news articles and television reports have put me in the public eye, I’ve suddenly discovered that some people have started idealizing me, and that suddenly many believe I know everything. Or because I work as a medium, I don’t have any problems. Some people even see in me something that I simply am not. Of course it’s beautiful to hear that there are people whose hearts I was able to touch, but I will always remain a simple person. Certain things are shown to me not everyone can see. However, I too have my own trials, fears, and worries. Sometimes I’m in a good mood and sometimes I’m not. Why am I writing these lines? Because so often I see that people have a tendency to idealize, to put mediums, spiritual teachers, healers, or the like on a pedestal, only to be disappointed one day to find that they are only human beings after all.

On the other hand, the reverse also happens when mediums and people in the spiritual scene consider themselves to be better than others. This is a very great danger. Spiritual haughtiness is very prevalent in this scene. The more I move in it myself, the clearer it is to me. The danger is very high that you suddenly consider yourself to be somehow better than others. I have come to know many so-called enlightened ones, avatars, and masters in these past months. However, none of those who emphasize it in their advertising, or make self-declarations about themselves, have convinced me or touched me in any way. I know that among human beings there are enlightened ones, avatars, and masters, but I am deeply convinced that these masters would never claim it about themselves. I also think that only a few are actually known to the public. I believe an enlightened human being works in the background, and sometimes the person doesn’t even know they’re enlightened.

Dear Reader, once more I’d like to say very clearly that everything I write or say is my own personal opinion. My only aim is that you’ll think about my words and find out for yourself whether there’s some truth or not for you personally in what I say. Only you can recognize the truth for yourself.

Dear Reader, sometimes you will think that I contradict myself, and you’re right. But if you look between the lines, you’ll see that sometimes I’m trying to put something into words that actually is not possible, since our brain can’t understand it. Please always keep in mind that the spiritual world is an“illogical” world that can never be understood by our brain and thoughts in our “logical” world. We can only experience it, and when we experience it, we won’t find logic in it. I have stopped reading or believing others. I have taken the path of finding out, and sometimes I get a little closer to the truth, sometimes there’s nothing I understand anymore, and sometimes people don’t understand me anymore. But for me it is the right and only path for me to remain loyal to my perception. It is my personal truth and perception. I ask you, please don’t believe anything I write or say! Yes, it’s correct what you’ve just read. Follow your own path and find your own truth, and I’m convinced that through that, we’ll be much closer to each other. Have I, dear Reader, totally confused you with all this? Good, that makes me happy because it shows me that you’re on your own path of truth and that you’re thinking about my words, not just believing everything I say. Yes, and one more thing before I get back to the actual subject, I’m aware that I repeat myself. This has a reason, just trust me, or if it bothers you – just skip the repeated sections.