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In this episode, Mark Ireland shares his profound journey through grief and the exploration of life after death following the loss of his son, Brandon. He discusses the impact of his father's legacy as a psychic medium and the founding of Helping Parents Heal, an organization dedicated to supporting grieving parents. Mark delves into his experiences with mediumship, the evidence he has encountered, and the importance of community in healing. He also reflects on the intersection of science and spirituality, emphasizing the need for open-mindedness in understanding consciousness and existence beyond the physical realm.
Mark Ireland is the author of Soul Shift: Finding Where the Dead Go and The Persistence of the Soul, moving accounts of his personal quest for answers about life after death, following the passing of his youngest son. Mark is also the son of renowned mid-twentieth-century psychic-medium Richard Ireland, and co-founder of Helping Parents Heal--an organization with more than 31,000 members that assists grieving parents. Additionally, Mark has participated in mediumship research studies conducted by the University of Arizona and the University of Virginia.
His website (with links to his books, organizations, and resources).
Link to song, ‘What You Can’t See’ (lyrics were read at the end of the podcast)
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