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Can Angels Save Your Life? One Psychic Medium's Extraordinary Experiences

3 days ago
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What would happen if you witnessed a car accident so vividly that you screamed, ducked for cover, and braced for impact, only to discover the accident apparently never happened? That's one of the extraordinary experiences psychic medium and spiritual mentor Shaz Cini shared with me on The Unity Code. And it wasn't the first time she believed something beyond the physical world had intervened to save her life.


Shaz has spent more than 35 years working with Spirit, but her connection began long before she became a professional medium. From communicating with deceased relatives as a young child to experiencing what she believes were interventions by archangels, her life has been filled with events she struggles to explain through ordinary circumstances. What fascinated me most wasn't just the stories themselves, but the level of trust she has developed in spiritual guidance and what that trust has actually meant for her life.


The Car Accident That Apparently Never Happened

One of Shaz's most extraordinary stories involves an experience while driving home from work. She describes watching a truck collide with another vehicle, seeing the car flip, and instinctively diving across her seat to avoid the impact. She screamed into her hands-free phone while a colleague desperately tried to understand what was happening.


Except the impact never came. When Shaz looked around, the accident she believed she had just witnessed hadn't occurred. She remembers other drivers standing outside their vehicles, appearing confused, and later interpreted the experience as an intervention by her deceased grandmother and Spirit. Shaz believes the truck was somehow moved and the event altered, although the actual cause of what she experienced remains unknown.


It's the kind of story that challenges our assumptions about reality, time, and what might be possible beyond our current understanding. And Shaz has other experiences she attributes to the archangels, including childhood accidents, a medical emergency, and an encounter during hospitalization that she believes involved Archangel Michael.


Spiritual Connection Doesn't Mean Life Gets Easier

Here's where the conversation took a turn I found particularly interesting. Despite Shaz's extraordinary connection with Spirit, her life has included trauma, grief, devastating losses, business challenges, and periods when she struggled to keep going. Even while preparing to release two books she believes were divinely inspired, she was exhausted, overwhelmed, learning unfamiliar publishing software, and wondering how everything would come together.


I pointed out the contradiction: Here is someone who believes she receives direct guidance from Spirit, follows it with remarkable conviction, and still finds herself in the middle of complete chaos. We often imagine that spiritual alignment should make everything flow effortlessly, but Shaz's experience presents a very different perspective.


Perhaps spiritual connection isn't about escaping difficulty. Within Shaz's understanding of the soul, challenges can become opportunities for transformation, and guidance changes how we respond rather than guaranteeing an obstacle-free life. That distinction matters because it moves the conversation away from expecting spirituality to fix everything and toward examining how we navigate the experiences we cannot control.


Trusting Spirit Without Giving Away Your Discernment

Another fascinating part of our conversation involved Shaz's approach to psychic and mediumship readings. She shared stories of delivering messages without fully understanding their significance, including one in which she advised a client that a friend experiencing stomach problems needed hospital attention. According to Shaz, the client's friend subsequently received an early cancer diagnosis.


These accounts raise important questions about intuitive information, responsibility, and discernment. Shaz emphasizes that she sees herself as a messenger rather than someone with every answer, and that clients ultimately decide what to accept. Spiritual impressions are not a substitute for medical evaluation, but her experiences illustrate why she has become so committed to delivering information without trying to control its meaning or the recipient's decisions.


There's a larger lesson here even for people who don't identify as spiritual. We can receive advice, recognize patterns, or feel strongly about a direction without knowing exactly how everything will unfold. The challenge is learning how to listen, question, evaluate, and make decisions without demanding absolute certainty.


What If the Point Isn't to Have an Easier Life?

Toward the end of our conversation, Shaz shared a perspective that stayed with me: "Every trigger is an upgrade to your identity." In her work, difficult emotional responses can become invitations to examine what we believe, what we've experienced, and who we're becoming.


You don't have to agree with every interpretation of her extraordinary experiences to find something valuable in that idea. Whether we're talking about spiritual guidance, personal transformation, or the relationship between adversity and growth, perhaps one of the most useful questions isn't why life keeps challenging us, but what we choose to do with the challenges in front of us.


Shaz's stories are extraordinary, strange, emotional, and at times downright unbelievable. They also open a much larger conversation about trust, personal agency, and the possibilities we may overlook when we assume we already understand how everything works.


And isn't that exactly what The Unity Code is here to explore?

Listen to the full episode (#221) here: https://theunitycode.buzzsprout.com/

Want to go deeper? Explore ways to work with me here: https://www.mediumnicole.com/private-readings

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