How We Get Thru Podcast: Wellness, Healing & Spiritual Tools for Growth in Real Life · Jen Hershey

S3 Ep 90 Aliens, Angels & Afterlife with Julie Ryan

·57 min·4 clips
Julie says she can see broken bones, cancer, and infections inside a client like a human MRI.
1. How We Get Thru Podcast: Wellness, Healing & Spiritual Tools for Growth in Real Life centers on Julie Ryan's account of psychic mediumship, medical intuition, and energy healing. 2. Jen, a licensed therapist and the host of How We Get Thru, introduces Julie Ryan as a psychic medium and medical intuitive whose work she says supports emotional and physical health. 3. Julie frames the episode around a question about whether physical pain can have an emotional or spiritual root, then says everyone can learn to connect with spirit. 4. She says she learned this work in her mid-thirties after a girlfriend gave her Anatomy of the Spirit by Carolyn Myss. 5. Julie says that reading led her to Barbara Brennan's Hands of Light, which she describes as using quantum physics principles for energy healing. 6. She says Brennan taught her for eight years and that the training cost what someone might pay for an MD or PhD. 7. Julie explains that she was already a surgical-device inventor and serial entrepreneur before moving into full-time intuitive work. 8. She says she founded five companies in five industries and later sold her surgical device manufacturing company about 10 years ago. 9. Julie describes her practice as a "buffet of psychicness," including past-life scans, pet work, spirit guides, angels, medical scans, and energy healing. 10. She says she can turn this connection on and off "like a light switch" and compares intuition to tuning a satellite dish. 11. Julie says the first thing that comes into her head is the signal to trust, and she warns that fear and overthinking lower the vibration. 12. She says her medical work can look like a "human MRI," where she sees broken bones, torn ligaments, infections, cancer, and other conditions. 13. She gives a breast-cancer example from that morning, saying she saw a left-breast tumor about the size of a tennis ball and one involved lymph node. 14. Julie says healing may happen instantly or over days, weeks, or months, and she advises working with doctors if surgery, chemo, or physical therapy are part of the plan. 15. She says emotional events from childhood or even past lives can create an energy block she describes as a "terror hole" in the membrane around the spirit. 16. She tells a story from the Isle of Guernsey and another about a sailor killed in the 1905 USS Bennington explosion in San Diego Harbor, which she says was later corroborated in a library archive. 17. Julie says fairies in Ireland appeared to her as Tinkerbell-like figures and that a woman named Tannis Hellowell discussed elementals, mermaids, and dragons with her. 18. The episode stays conversational and fast-moving, with Jen asking follow-up questions and Julie answering in a playful, anecdote-heavy style. 19. People interested in intuitive healing, spirit communication, and energy medicine will get the most from this episode. 20. People wanting a strictly conventional medical discussion may want to skip it.
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