Our lives are made up of urgent needs and desires, confusion and often broken dreams. Many people feel they have ‘lost their way’ and that life is meaningless. Religion is declining as a source of inspiration as people, disillusioned with the constraints of church, seek fulfillment elsewhere. Mediums can help people find their way, regain their reason for living, heal relationships and deal with the emotional limitations that are holding them back.  

David is what is called an "evidential medium".  Essentially, his job is to link with the spirit world with the aim of providing you with evidence that your "dead" family member or friend survived beyond physical death.  David works in a variety of ways.  He may see the spirit communicator (clairvoyance); hear the communicator (clairaudience); and sense the communicator (clairsentience).  In some instances he will offer all three.  The evidence may consist of any or all of the following: 

• A description of your loved one
  
• Information about how they died
  
• Their relationship to you
• Memories of their earthly life
• Names, dates and places of significance
• Information indicating their knowledge of your current circumstances
  

What David doesn't do is summon the dead.  The dead come (or don't come) entirely of their own free will.  Therefore, no medium can ever guarantee that a particular spirit person you may be hoping to hear from will turn up for your sitting.  If any medium tells you they can do this, grab your coat and head for the door.  Second, mediums are not fortune tellers.  It's not their job to tell you whether/when you're going to meet the man/woman of your dreams, land that new job or win the lottery.  David does however also offer what is called a "psychic" reading which may cover these types of questions. 

Of course it's David that has to do the work, but there are ways you can increase your chances of him giving you a meaningful and successful sitting.  Go with an open mind.  You don't have to be a "believer", a degree of skepticism is fine, but do your best to be honest in your responses.  David won't require anything other than a "yes", "no", or an "I don't know" from you.  And never say "yes" just to please him - it's his job to get it right.  David will only ask questions on a piece of evidence already given if necessary to gain more clarity.  If a medium asks you a lot of questions, they are probably doing what is called "cold reading" which is gaining information about you to guess or speculate the true information.  David asks that you don't give personal information about yourself or your spirit loved ones.  All reputable mediums prefer to know as little as possible about their sitters, and there's a good reason for that.  Suppose your spirit communicator is a Mom or Dad who wants to demonstrate their identity by giving their name. If you've let it slip to the medium beforehand, Mom or Dad's effort has been in vain - the evidence has been compromised because the medium had advance knowledge of it.  So for your sake and David's (not to mention your spirit communicator's), give nothing away.  That way, you'll preserve the integrity of any evidence that comes.