John was interesting and entertaining from the onset, spending the first part of the seminar discussing how he came to be a medium and understand his gift to how and why spirits interact with us and how we can interact with them.

He told personal stories of his family, his friends, and of people he’s read.  His stories were light, humorous, and occasionally tragic.  John had a very comfortable, straightforward, easygoing air about him, and the audience spent a great deal of time laughing throughout the seminar.

His readings were amazingly accurate, and definitely not leading.  When he did miss, it would invariably be shown to be the end of that particular persons’ reading, and the beginning of another persons’ reading.  The “miss” would actually be the bridge to the next person.   For example, his readings jumped from one family to the next using a “cookie” connection.  The first family was connected to Oreo cookies, and while they were discussing the Oreo cookie connection to their loved one, John suddenly asked them, “Who’s Grandma Cookie?  I'm hearing 'Grandma Cookie'.”  The family was at a loss, when someone in the back raised her hand and said, “That’s my nickname, I have gone by Cookie since I was a young girl, and my grandchildren all call me Grandma Cookie, now”.  The next reading flowed right over to her family, and once again, was very accurate.

John also took the time to patiently teach lessons here and there whenever the opportunity arose.  He hosted a Question and Answer session, choosing a handful of people and giving them the opportunity to ask him a question.  He graciously answered them all with a confidence that comes from experience.
 

John made Jim and I smile more than once when he said things that supported and validated the conclusions that our own research here at Ghoststudy has shown us.  And of course, he ended his seminar the same way that he always ended Crossing Over, reminding us to communicate, appreciate and validate our loved ones every day.

If you think that John Edward is amazing to see on TV, catch him in person if you get the chance.  He’s twice as fascinating when you see this incredible man at work right in front of you. 

For more information about John Edward’s current tour, please go to:  http://www.johnedward.net/seminars.htm