Evidential mediumship at historic sites raises a tough question: can a medium prove what spirits tell her? Evidential psychic medium Susanne Arens visits Civil War battlefields, frontier forts, and ancient ruins, then digs through archives and museums to see what holds up. Listen as she shares a Confederate soldier from the Franklin Battlefield, a cot and stove confirmed by a museum at Fort Abercrombie, and a hitchhiking spirit from Aztec, New Mexico.
In Her Words
“If you can’t get validation, you’re just basically making stuff up.” (~00:02)
“I don’t want to study anything ahead of time.” (~03:10)
“If you go to the cemetery to visit your loved ones, they’re not there.” (~07:19)
“Just be open to what you might not know.” (~32:30)
What Is Evidential Mediumship at Historic Sites?
Three Takeaways
How evidential psychic mediums separate real validation from vague feelings, and why Susanne refuses to research a site before she connects.
What mediums say about spirit communication at battlefields and ruins: residual energy versus a real two-way conversation, and why loved ones aren’t trapped at the cemetery.
How soul groups, exit points, and near-death experiences fit into her view of the afterlife, plus her advice for skeptics.
In Closing: If you’ve wondered whether evidential mediumship at historic sites can hold up to fact-checking, this conversation gives you specific stories to test for yourself.