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There are apparently around 6,500 languages on our planet. Most of us only speak one or two. A picture on the other hand is not limited by words and can communicate with everyone.

I struggled at school (as a result of undiagnosed ADHD). I remember the humiliation of being in the bottom set for maths and constantly being in detention for one misdemeanour or another.

 Art was a life-saver, the only subject that you couldn't make mistakes. Art gave me "permission" to be myself, to use my habit of "daydreaming" to create original pieces of work. As I drew my mind would "let-go". 

This natural form of meditation, suspending thinking, was what gave me the ability to communicate psychically.

Quietening the mind is an essential part of the process when working as a medium. 

It didn't occur to me that my portraits had a psychic quality to them.

I remember my Art teacher would get very irritated with me for not following a method or structure. 

My own "method" was (and still is) I would always start with the right eye of my subject (human or animal) and once I felt a "connection" to the subject the rest of the face would seem to fall into place.

I know from the reaction of my clients that i had captured the "essence" of the subject.

Once I took a portrait of a boxer to my local Pet charity shop "Paws" on Battersea Park road, South West London. I didn't know it at the time, but the elderly man who ran the shop did Tarot card readings. A student of his on seeing the image of the dog said to me, I can see by looking at this portrait that the person who drew it is Psychic.

After this I started taking classes at the College of psychic studies in South Kensington to develop my psychic gift.