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Being an authentic empath is not easy. Ignorance only makes it worse. So, in case you
have recently found out that you are an empath, here is a list of strange behaviors of an
authentic empath.

he idea that Jesus was born on September 11, 3 B.C. is presented in the book September 11th, The Day Jesus Christ Was Born by Tony Ray. The book examines astronomical, secular, and biblical records to support this claim. However, the date of Jesus' birth is not stated in the gospels or in any historical sources.

 

Churches say that it's December 25th and this date is wrong, find out the truth that the Churches don't want you to know. 

 

What a Cousin she was and a good Friend to many, if she never meet you on her show that she did on YouTube or Readings from the past Clairvoyant Psychic Sally Diane has touch so many people through her life. 

Thank you for being the person who you where and may you be a rest on the other side. 

Krampus was thought to have been part of pagan rituals for the winter solstice. According to legend, he is the son of Hel, the Norse god of the underworld. With the spread of Christianity, Krampus became associated with Christmas—despite efforts by the Catholic church to ban him.

The Krampus (German: [ˈkʁampʊs]) is a horned anthropomorphic figure who, in the Central and Eastern Alpine folkloric tradition, is said to accompany Saint Nicholas on visits to children during the night of 5 December (Krampusnacht; "Krampus Night"), immediately before the Feast of St. Nicholas on 6 December. In this tradition, Saint Nicholas rewards well-behaved children with small gifts, while Krampus punishes badly behaved ones with birch rods.

Krampus is usually featured as a man with horns with one grotesque human foot and one foot of a goat. He is typically covered in black hair and has a very long snake or dragon-like tongue. These qualities have increasingly made Krampus a character for horror costumes and films.

In the 17th century Krampus was paired with St. Nicholas as a helper. Because Nicholas is a saint, it wasn’t logical or deemed saintly behavior for Nicholas to deliver punishments. Therefore a helper was assigned to St Nicholas; such as Farmhand Rupert, Schmutzli, Père Fouettard, or Zwarte Piet, who would go down the chimney or punish the naughty children. Krampus served St Nicholas in the same role.

 

Blake Payne is a compassionate and intuitive Spiritual Advisor based in Cobourg, Ontario, offering heart-centered guidance through intuitive and mediumship readings since 2017. With a warm, gentle, and down-to-earth approach, Blake creates a safe, non-judgmental space where clients can feel seen, heard, and supported — exactly as they are.

Whether meeting in person, over the phone, or virtually, Blake brings a unique blend of empathy, honesty, humor, and deep listening to every session. His practice is rooted in patience, kindness, and the belief that every reading should be centered on what the client truly needs in that moment.

With clients across Canada, the U.S., Australia, and Europe, Blake’s work resonates globally. As a Child and Youth Worker, he also helps others reconnect with their inner child — gently guiding them toward healing, clarity, and deeper self-understanding.

At the core of Blake’s mission is a simple truth: to hold space with care, to serve with integrity, and to help others rediscover their own light.

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We're now live Friday night's at 8:00 pm with Free Spiritual Reading's and Chat with your host Psychic Medium Chris and Trevor from HauntingLIVE Podcast.

Psychic Medium Chris,  does talk about the loss of both parents of the Christmas Season.  We hope that this will help you out. 

How to Grieve Over the Holidays

First Holiday Without Mom or Dad

Losing a parent is never easy, but the first Christmas after the death of someone you love is a special kind of difficult. During a time when jingling bells and twinkling lights are supposed to make you smile, you can’t help but be constantly reminded of who’s missing and the pain of that loss. Gift giving, carol singing, cookie baking… every tradition feels tainted by this tragedy, seemingly forever. Will you ever be able to enjoy the holidays again? Maybe you feel guilty for even wanting to feel that joy.

While there’s no rulebook when it comes to processing grief during the holidays, we do have some recommendations on how to survive this season. 

Acknowledge the Loss

First and foremost, it’s okay that you’re struggling. We’re often tempted to dismiss or suppress negative emotions during this time because of the expectations that this is a happy time, especially if you’re trying to be “strong” for other grieving family members. Let that pressure go! Don’t ignore your grief. Feel all your feelings, whatever they might be. You’re allowed to be sad, angry, anxious, annoyed… all at once! You never have to pretend otherwise. You’ve been through something tragic, and disregarding that is not fair to you. Whenever you need to acknowledge that your parent is gone. Say it out loud. You won’t ruin Christmas by doing so. It’s the truth, and it’s also the truth that the holidays are happening with or without the people who’ve passed away. Only by accepting the situation, not by denying or avoiding it, can you process and heal.

Take It Easy

Don’t overdo it this year. It’s okay not to go to every party or to leave early from the ones you do attend. It’s okay to tell friends and family you’re not able to do certain traditions, trips, or activities. Grief takes a toll on our minds and bodies, so you might feel extra tired, irritable, weepy, etc. You don’t have to make a million cookies. You don’t have to get a picture with Santa. You don’t have to watch every Christmas movie. Instead of a massive group outing to the drive-through light festival, perhaps this year you can just go on a walk with your dog to check out your neighborhood’s decorations. Instead of laboring away on individualized DIY gifts for everyone, maybe this is the year it’s okay to just give folks Starbucks gift cards. Make things easier for yourself so that you have the time and space to rest, recover, and reflect on what you’ve lost and what the holidays look like without your parent.

 

under this podcast we've always been posting and promoting about Wednesday nights but none of you or I should take apart, Psychic Medium Chris does speak the truth at the end of how most people I should treat others, this is a great show to watch and for you to show some love and care and support.