October 2007

 Tina's Protector

 by Demarus Harris

Are spirit guides real, and do they assist us in our lives? Those of you who have read any of my articles will already anticipate my answer to this question... but humor me in spite of this. I have a touching and hilarious story to recount.

I was live in Orlando, walking the floor, listening to spirits and delivering messages before an audience of perhaps one hundred people. It was here that I met the dearest soul named Tina. Tina took the microphone, greeted me, and asked a simple question: “Do you believe in Spirit Guides, and if so, can you tell who mine is?”

Well, Tina may as well have rubbed Aladdin’s lamp releasing the genie in the bottle, because that’s exactly how her spirit guide appeared to me… boldly and out of thin air.

“Tell her as I tell you,” he instructed. And tell her I did.

“You drive a white car,” I began.

“Yes,” Tina acknowledged.

“And you had a horrible car accident,” I continued.

“YES!” Tina exclaimed, unable to believe her ears.

“Your guide is telling me that he was there to keep you from crossing over. He says he had to push you back into your body. His name is Tony, and he is so protective of you. He is tall, tan in complexion, brown eyed with the most beautiful brows and lashes… he is handsome, Tina!” I heard myself saying.

Apparently, Tina was envisioning in her mind the same entity that I was seeing with my psychic eye. As if on queue she leaned in a little, puckered her lips and gave her cleavage a shake. The audience roared with laughter, and I have never blushed so hard in my life!

Are spirit guides real, and do they assist us in our lives? Yes, and yes!

Demarus is a professional psychic and spirit medium. Whether by tapping into the Other Realm or tuning into his client's current life situation, Demarus gives no-nonsense resolutions to difficult situations with insight, accuracy and wit. In the past decade, Demarus has appeared on the radio and hosted several demonstrations in bookstores, universities and psychic fairs throughout the US. Demarus accepts emails at demarusharris@yahoo.com and can be researched at www.demarusharris.com.