HAMMOND CASTLE GREAT HALL SÉANCE NIGHT—
An Evening with Psychic-Medium Jeffrey Justice

In a “Gallery Night” setting, Spirit Readings yield astonishing results. Evidence for the continuity of life is brought together in a loving, heartfelt manner. Individual and family relationships are explored and explained by an officiating medium. “Proof” given of the afterlife in this manner can be convincing; yet it is the individual’s choice whether to accept or dismiss the medium’s opinions or advice.

Mediums serve as conduits between this world and the next and use their minds as receivers. They hear or sense communications from the “other side of life” and deliver messages to living people. Mediums frequently work through a combination of hearing voices and seeing mental images, and can be especially helpful to those who wish to validate what they already feel in their hearts: That life goes on, and that we are only a heartbeat away from those we love who are no longer with us on this material plane. Mediums sometimes work via another method, as well. “Psychometry” is the word which describes the psychic ability to read objects or items, in the case where a medium is working, he will ask for such articles and it is suggested attendees bring articles worn or consistently used by the deceased with whom the attendee would like to reach. Familiar items are pieces of jewelry, but the only limits imposed would concern size of object. You may decide to bring something relatively small—and may bring no such object; this is a suggestion, not a rule.

Two upcoming Hammond Castle Gallery Séance Nights will feature psychic-medium Jeffrey Justice, of Salem, Massachusetts. Justice is a fourth-generation psychic and medium whose accuracy, sincerity and inimitable style and approach to his work have earned him a large following on the East Coast. Jeffrey Justice enjoys working with as many members of the audience as he possibly can. Jeffrey’s words about gallery evening events have been posted in blogs and essays, and in radio interviews, the following words are his and have been borrowed from blogs and interviews:

“My galleries provide a warm, intimate atmosphere where attendees hear messages from their loved ones who have crossed over, as well as messages delivered to other members of the audience. It is of paramount importance that I approach as many members of the audience as is possible in order to prove to these people that their friends and family members who have passed away are by no means gone, forever lost or inaccessible. My objective is to affirm that while there is no denying the reality of physical mortality, the personality and personal identity of individuals who have crossed over is not extinguished with the inevitable failure of the human body. My message is a positive, life-affirming communication to all who attend my events: there is no death — there is only life.

“Dying does not mark the end of a person’s existence,” Justice elaborates. “Death is merely the end of the physical body which carried the soul and consciousness of a person. If we can believe that the soul survives and exists somewhere else, then we may be able to accept that perhaps it is possible to make contact with that consciousness. This allows us to understand that the emotions, sentiments and beliefs of those we perceive to be ‘dead’ are everlasting. My ultimate aim is to provide solace, healing and hope to all people who see me at work as a medium. The closure and comfort people may receive during a Gallery Session can serve as a catalyst for overcoming stubborn or painful grief. Other times, the messages from those who have crossed over are words of wisdom and practical advice which apply to a person’s everyday life issues and concerns.”–Terry Milton.

*Jeffrey Justice will be appearing at the Hammond Castle’s Gallery Séance nights on both Friday, July 17th and on Friday, July 24th from 7:00 – 9:00 pm. Please be aware that space at the Hammond Castle Gallery Night is limited. Admission is $30.00 and reservations are suggested. Please contact Terry Milton at (978) 283-7532. You may also contact Jeffrey Justice by emailing him directly at Jeffrey@jeffreyjustice.com