March Nineteenth, 2021
I have a fun story time about a session — but I don’t like to talk about famous people in past lives very often. Like, it makes me extremely uncomfortable because I’ve worked with the reincarnation of a lot of famous people, but people don’t like those stories. It’s like it discredits you, even though you know it to be true.
That footnote aside — this was such a fun session. So, the first thing that happens when I connect to this young lady is the whole left side of her body is kind of numb. I’m like, “What is going on here?”
Actually, that wasn’t even the first thing. Normally I get a drink, sit in my chair, get ready. I could not get out of bed. I was like, “Fuck it, I’ll just do my session in bed.” It was my second session of the day — shouldn’t have even been in bed, but I was like, whatever.
So I ask her, “Are you sleepy, depressed?” And she’s like, “No, I’m the best I’ve ever been! But when I’m down, I’m down.”
So, as usual, I start with the clearing — removing darkness, contracts, curses, adding light, calibrating — and then we go from there.
As I’m going through the process, suddenly I’m laid back on the bed. I’ve energetically got a martini in my hand, ankles crossed — left over right — very feminine energy. She’s like, “Well, I don’t drink or smoke or anything.” And I’m like, “This feels very 1950s — by the pool, hat on, bikini, sunglasses, martini.”
So we table it, like, okay whatever. Then something else starts. a gesture with my hand made me realize we were tapping into gender or sexual identity energy.
So, okay, we keep going — and suddenly my right ankle crosses over my left, and my hand turns into a cigarette. Now I’m a guy, not by the pool anymore — I’ve got a suit, shiny shoes, 1950s-60s vibe, leaning against a wall. It’s very New Yorker.
I ask, “Do you smoke cigarettes?” She says no. I say, “Well, it feels like cigars.” It’s strong — totally took over my body. Happens all the time, but these characters were really strong. I’m like, “Okay, okay, okay — they really want you to look at this.”
So we go look at the life. She’s hesitant, doesn’t want to see, so we do a little more healing first. Then I say, “Let’s go to the most impactful point we can heal.”
Everything shifts — I’m in slow motion, turning my head, falling sideways. On the phone, I hear her hand patting her heart, and it won’t stop. I’m like, “What the Fuck is going on?” She says, “I don’t know!”
And then I realize — someone’s trying to give this guy CPR, like distraught CPR, not the medical kind. Trying to bring him back to life. I’m frozen like that for a while — that happens to me until I figure out the puzzle — and she’s just on the phone mirroring the motion.
Then I hear a name. Still frozen, I say, “Are you Jimmy Hoffa?” She starts tapping her chest again, same rhythm. I go, “The person giving the CPR — is that Josephine?” and it clicks. She has no idea who Jimmy Hoffa or Josephine even are.
One thing I always say — if you have no idea about a super popular story, your soul probably shut it off because of trauma. Happens 85 to 90 percent of the time.
And this girl listens to Motown, watches Goodfellas, all that, but still didn’t know who Jimmy Hoffa was. So, quick history lesson — Jimmy Hoffa went missing in 1975. His wife Josephine died in 1980. Their daughter’s still alive.
Jimmy and Josephine are part of the same oversoul — and so is this young lady. I don’t care if anyone believes me or not. I felt it for myself.
The rest of the session? Basically me Googling Jimmy Hoffa quotes and reading them to her because Jimmy wanted to hear about himself. Just laid back with his ankles crossed — of course.
On the client’s end, she said she’s always crossing her ankles and it drives her crazy. She has to physically uncross them. Jimmy was trying to tell her the whole time, “I’m here, I’m you.”
This wasn’t a spirit guide thing. This was Jimmy inside of her. Josephine was quieter, sitting back while Jimmy took the stage. He had me reading quote after quote to her, and she’s sitting there, in her current life, with this strong, passionate voice about activism and standing up for rights.
She’d literally just had a heated debate with her dad about the importance of unions — and she doesn’t even know where all her information comes from.
Jimmy had a soul contract to always speak out for justice — so whether she liked it or not, she was gonna talk. We also found that when she sleeps all the time to heal, it’s so Josephine and Jimmy can hang out.
Now — the biggest part: Josephine was there the day Jimmy died. She witnessed him get shot. He was taken out for speaking on rights — mobsters, union workers, just trying to do right. We removed the soul contract tied to that.
Josephine died five years later, felt like from a broken heart. Reminded me of Johnny Cash and June Carter — that kind of energy. She’d taken a vow of silence never to speak about it, and it ate away at her. We healed that too — returned fragments, contracts, rippled the healing, did the timeline work, shined light on the whole thing.
It’ll be interesting if anything surfaces about it, especially since the daughter’s still alive. They need closure — to see that their dad wasn’t evil, that he was doing good work. The truth needs to come to light.
So yeah, if this story sits heavy with you, I get it. But that’s what happened. When I told her I might make a series on it, my ears went bright red for an hour — Jimmy loves the attention. Josephine couldn’t care less, but Jimmy? He’s a strong one.
Okay bye.
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