A Question to Those Lucky People Who Have Gotten Readings from JE....

[Dawn]

I am lucky enough to be going to my first JE seminar soon, and I really want to be prepared for the experience. In watching CO, John has said numerous times that "doing your homework" (researching your geneology and family history) helps the other side get more information through to you when you get read. I am therefore wondering if anyone can validate that....I have a HUGE family and it will be a time-intensive labor of love to research them all....but I will of course, if need be.

Basically, what I want to know is...where do I start? Would names and birth/death and anniversary dates be sufficient, or do I need to go more into details like favorite foods, nicknames, etc. What has helped you, in other words?

Thanks in advance everyone!!!!!!:musicnote

[Pam]

I don't think he's said it helps the Other Side get more information to you, he's said it helps you to validate the information that does comes through and helps to stop psychic amnesia and forgetting that your mother's name is Mary ;)

If you have a copy of One Last Time laying around, check the back where he talks about this.

Here's some tips to get you started:

http://www.johnedwardfriends.org/tips/default.shtml

[Dawn]

Thanks, Pam!

Yeah, I thought that he said that it helps them, too, because they have more of a variety of information at their disposal to come through with that you can, in turn validate.... Whatever makes it easier!!!! :D I will check out my copy of One Last Time.....thanks again for your help!

:thumbsup:

P/S....I am sure that no matter how much research I do, if John even looks in my general direction I will probably look like Ralph Kramden from "The Honeymooners"....homminna, homminna, hommina:eek:

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