Lynn Monet is a paranormal consultant and lecturer specializing in hauntings, dying, death and afterlife. She is an empath with the ability to see frequencies inter-dimensionally that most cannot. She has been a nurse for over twenty years, most of which has been in end-of-life care, management and geriatrics. She also has a degree in biological science. Lynn has been a guest on many radio shows.
 
In Omnipresent (What Happened Next?), Lynn opens where she left off with Omnipresent and the occurrences after the sale of her haunted house. She relates an eye-opening account of where darkness lurks, and lost souls linger as well as the effects of each. Lynn closes the book with a self-help section hoping for people to help themselves, since there is very little REAL help out there. You won't find this help listed in the yellow pages.

Embodied humans would be horrified if they could see how many apparitions are joining them at happy hour or on their cigarette break.

When souls choose not to cross over at the time of death, they remain addicted to whatever it was that they were addicted to before death. Their cause of death shows; mental illness and emotions also remain.

In the case of the lost soul's residual addiction, they still crave the addicting source. They stand next to embodied people during their cigarette break, in the bar enjoying cocktail hour, or with the person in the adult peep show who thinks they are having a private moment. Guess what: they are not! Lost souls huddle close to smell the fumes or are peeking over one's shoulder while watching adult movies. As the saying goes, old habits die hard.

Check out Lynn's website here: https://lynnmonet.com/

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