A fascinating discussion on synchronicities and “God winks,” highlighted by an astonishing Easter lily that appears during a reading moments after a mother in spirit identifies it, are the pieces that make this recording memorable and different from many of the other mentoring sessions. Suzanne also shares personal reflections on guilt, loss, and learning to trust the flow of life rather than fighting it.

• The mysterious Easter lily that arrived during a reading. A mother in spirit repeatedly shows Suzanne a potted plant with long green leaves that looks like an Easter lily—even though it’s July. The sitter can’t place it. Then the doorbell rings during the reading, and a friend unexpectedly arrives carrying an Easter lily plant. Suzanne uses the story as a powerful lesson in trusting information exactly as it is received, even when it seems impossible or out of season.
• The “God wink” discussion on synchronicities. One participant asks about experiencing an unusual increase in synchronicities. Suzanne polls the group and discovers that roughly half the attendees are experiencing the same thing. This leads to an interesting discussion about synchronicities as signs that we are flowing with life rather than fighting it.
• An emotional lesson about “I should have.” Suzanne shares her own struggle with guilt and worry while traveling after her mother’s hospitalization. Having heard so many people say, “I should have spent more time with them,” after a loved one’s passing, she reflects on how easily we burden ourselves with unnecessary guilt and second-guessing.
• A powerful reading involving a son who died by suicide. The reading focuses less on the circumstances of his death and more on healing, validation, and the realization that some questions may never receive the answers we seek. The teaching becomes one of trust, acceptance, and allowing love to be more important than explanation.