Can Mediums Really “Prove” the Afterlife? What Evidence Looks Like in a Session

Skepticism is natural. In fact, I welcome it. I always say that healthy curiosity is the sign of an open mind—not a closed heart. One of the most misunderstood aspects of mediumship is the idea of “proof.” People ask, “How do I know it’s real?” And that’s a fair question. But the answer isn’t found in flashy tricks or general guesses. It’s in the details—deeply personal, verifiable, and emotionally resonant.

In a session, I don’t just say, “Your mother is here and she loves you.” That’s lovely, of course, but not evidence. True evidential mediumship includes specifics—like how your mother wore a certain ring every day, or how she always hummed that silly tune when she cooked, or how she held your hand tightly in the hospital. These aren’t things a stranger could guess. These are fingerprints of the soul.

Sometimes spirit brings up recent events—something you just did that morning, or a decision you’ve been wrestling with in private. These validations help establish that spirit is aware, present, and still involved in your life. They are not watching from afar—they’re still rooting for you, guiding you, and deeply invested in your wellbeing.

Of course, not every session brings through “proof” in the way we might expect. Sometimes the most powerful evidence is emotional: the way you feel when you hear their words, or the sudden peace that replaces long-held anxiety. These moments may not be tangible, but they are undeniably real.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your loved one is still with you, a session can offer more than hope—it can offer validation. Visit www.aperfectsoul.com to schedule a reading and experience what real spiritual connection feels like.