He shared his stories of his family, friends and acquaintances. He also shared previous readings that he remembers well.  He has an uplifting point of view on life, love and friendship and he is a great person to learn from. I really enjoyed listening to his views. He talks with a lot of humor, and compassion. One thing that really sticks out in my mind is he said he has several people ask him about their past lives or who their spirit guide is. He said he didn’t like to tell people because he can’t validate that information. I thought that was noble. An example, when he is giving a reading, that person is able to tell him yes or no on specific information. It validates what he sees and feels. To me that’s more valuable than going on blind faith.

John was right on the mark with people’s readings. It was astonishing to see how every situation would unfold. One in particular I don’t think John, myself or that audience of 2000, will ever forget, is one he was reading this gentleman and just at the end of that reading he was pulled to opposite end of the stage. He said “I have someone really loud here and his name is George. He is very loud!” This elderly Italian lady stood up and with her shaky voice said “that’s my husband!” John went on to talk about George a bit and then kept bringing up a Michael and a shoe or sock. He referred to a few things that made sense to another girl in the audience about Michael but the puzzle wasn’t coming together. Everyone was a bit confused. Then John was bringing up a Christopher. This lady next to the girl that was Michael’s sister, stood up and said “Wait a minute! Michael is my son who passed in a drunk driving accident and Christopher is her son!” She points across the seating section to George’s wife. “Christopher’s mother and I were in a grief counseling group together and she doesn’t know I’m here. The boys were friends.” John pulled back the tears in his eyes as the audience tears flowed. He asked for a minute to conduct him self. He stepped back and said “Wow.” He then went on to bring other messages Christopher was bringing through about missing his mom’s cooking. They own an Italian restaurant. Oh, and about the shoe reference, Michael is a dancer and his mom kept the shoes that he danced in that was left in the car he died in. So loud George brought the boys through to let the family know they were all together and happy.