Pascal Voggenhuber - The young spirit messenger

Based on the description of prominent character traits of the deceased, transmitted through Pascal, one very quickly discovers the soul that is contacting you and is willing to communicate. We recognized my father immediately. As birthdays were always important to him, he contacted us with his date of birth. We were informed that he had actually not died so unexpectedly, but that this was already his second heart attack. But as my father never talked about his physical problems, he only now informed us about it.

He mentioned that his favorite wall clock had stood still at exactly 2 p.m. when his body was carried out of the house. This too we could confirm. The time on the clock speaks again for the punctuality that had always been important to him. He told my mother, among other things, that she often wonders whether someone from the spiritual world is with her. She had sensed her husband, and she should pay attention that he is behind her on her left. He encouraged my mother to be more self-confident and to do more things.

My cousin, who had died 40years ago, contacted us with his name and told us he had been very happy when he reached the spiritual world; it was like a process. It was very important to him to share this. Pascal immediately recognized that he had committed suicide. He had the impression it was very important to my cousin to tell us that he was very happy now. At the end of his life, that was not the case. It was a panic reaction. He also said his goodbye letter was not a real one. He hadn’t wanted to talk about that last period of his life; it had been a very difficult time. What difference would it make if you knew why? He had also been quite stubborn. The good times with him should be remembered. He wanted to bring motivation now, to say, “Hello.” My cousin confirmed that lately he had tried to contact me several times. Two years ago, I “accidentally” found his goodbye letter; then recently I found a postcard he had written to our grandmother, and a card he had written to dear friends, addressed and stamped, but never sent.

Pascal said my cousin felt to him like a family helper, not like a normal deceased person. He grew and developed further because he was able to help us. This help, this support, was something very positive. On the one hand, he appeared like a wise old man, but on the other hand, he had a very childlike appearance, and therefore Pascal guessed he had died young. He had been 19.

We were surprised when my cousin showed Pascal a baby and stated, “We take care of it here.” Startled we asked, “What baby?” Pascal explained that it probably had to do with an abortion or miscarriage. My mother confirmed that more than 40 years ago she had lost a child in the fourth month of pregnancy. My cousin added that this soul didn’t have to incarnate anymore; it had been predetermined that it would not be born.

Also a friend from my youth who had died very young contacted me and informed me that she regularly tried to reach me through a “flickering” lamp. Never before had I been consciously aware of this. A week later when I was in the cellar, the light suddenly started “blinking” Although I was at first frightened, I started talking to her and had the feeling of being close to her.

This consultation with Pascal has given us so much. He understands how to connect very empathically. He has a great gift.

He showed us that our relatives in the spiritual world lovingly and supportively care for us and would like to contact us. It is good to know they are around us, always present. But in our hectic lives, we have lost the connection to naturalness. Why don’t we take time and leisure more often to listen inside and around us, to become more sensitive? By doing that, we could find out what our loved ones in the spiritual world – who want to guide and help us – are telling us.

Thank you so much, Pascal!

Let the Dead Rest in Peace!

This is a sentence I hear frequently. As a medium I can’t understand it, because I clearly know that I don’t go looking for the dead, but rather they come because they want to contact me. It’s not at all possible to force the deceased to communicate or to go fetch them. I’m often confronted with biblical texts or quotes that clearly state that one may not speak with the dead or engage the services of a clairvoyant. But I find it fascinating that often priests come to me for a consultation, so in this respect I see a gross contradiction. If it really was something evil that couldn’t be reconciled with their faith, then no priests would even come! Or would they?

Or have they perhaps understood the Bible differently? I know that many believers don’t seek out comfort or healing from a medium out of fear of being punished, or when they do go to a medium, they have the feeling they are committing a sin. I respect every opinion and every faith, and when someone doesn’t want to believe in life after death, that is totally okay. At the latest, he’ll find out there is, indeed, life after death when he dies. For me it is also alright when people can’t get into my work or don’t believe in extrasensory abilities; at the end of the day I don’t believe everything that’s told to me either. All the same, it makes me sad when someone doesn’t use the services of a medium out of fear of possible punishment from God, or when believers repeatedly point out to me that, as a medium, I am in league with the devil. Everyone who knows me knows that I have the deepest respect for God. And what kind of god would that be who punishes someone for helping people? I know the Bible, study the Koran and the Bhagavad-Gita, and with this chapter, I would like to take away your fears.

In my opinion, it’s not written anywhere in the Bible that you shouldn’t make contact with the dead, and that “clairvoyance” or communication with the afterworld is a talent of the devil. Here I’d like to make it very clear again that I am in no way putting myself on the same level as prophets like Jesus, David, Mohammed, Joseph, Moses, Samuel, Hosea, Ezekiel, Micah, Buddha, and others. From a spiritual perspective, they were highly advanced humans who could certainly not be compared with the mediums of our times, although all of them had also received messages from another dimension. They were all in contact with the dead and with angels. Why should it then be a sin for us and not for our great prophets? Because they are so much more advanced than we are? However, everyone should make up their own mind about the contents of this chapter.

Let’s first take a closer look at the Bible. To this I would like to clarify one thing: in Scripture “death” and “the dead” are mentioned quite frequently, but only in a few places in the Bible is earthly dying also meant in reference to “death.” The “dead” of the Bible aren’t those who have departed from earthly life. When the Bible speaks of“death” it doesn’t mean the separation of spirit from body, but rather the separation of spirit from God. “Life” is being in union with God and believing in Him. “Death” is separation from God. This teaching runs through all of Scripture, whether it be in the Old or New Testament. Therefore the “dead” are those separated from God – the “spiritually dead” – regardless of whether they are now spirits in the afterlife or humans living on earth who have fallen away from God.

Many clients come to me with the following Bible texts, so I would like to show here how I believe these texts are to be understood. Deuteronomy 18:9–13: “9 When you enter the land the LORD your God is giving you, do not learn to imitate the detestable ways of the nations there. 10 Let no one be found among you who sacrifices their son or daughter in the fire, who practices divination or sorcery, interprets omens, engages in witchcraft, 11 or casts spells, or who is a medium or spiritist or who consults the dead. 12 Anyone who does these things is detestable to the LORD; because of these same detestable practices the LORD your God will drive out those nations before you. 13 You must be blameless before the LORD your God.” (All Bible quotations are from THE HOLY BIBLE, New INTERNATIONAL VERSION®, NIV® Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc.® Used by permission. All rights reserved worldwide.) As was indicated before, “the dead” also includes the “demons” or those spirits separated from God, which the Bible refers to as “the dead.” It goes without saying that in former times there were many cultures that were involved with so-called demons. However, I believe that many cults or practices were simply not understood and thus portrayed as something “negative.” On the other hand, we find many places in Scripture where things are predicted by prophets; therefore it would be illogical when prophecies were portrayed in general as negative. A distinction was made about who made the predictions. In Deuteronomy 18:9–13, it is clear that the warning applied primarily because it was a new land with a different belief system, and consequently only evil spirits could live there – that is people and entities separated from God. Here it is never about the physically dead, but rather about “spiritual death.”