FOR the past 10 years medium Charmaine Wilson has toured around Australia in a bid to help people who have lost loved ones find their way out of darkness.
Subscribe now for unlimited access.
$0/
(min cost $0)
or signup to continue reading
Wilson, the winner of the first series on Seven Network’s show The One, is on the road again and will take her gift for communicating with spirits to Hexham Bowling Club in August.
Wilson said that by taking her gift on the road, it gave people who might not otherwise have one the opportunity to see if a medium could be the help they needed in overcoming intense emotion grief after losing a loved one.
“After all the family I have lost, including my daughter, brother, mother and father, I know how painful it is when the unthinkable happens,” she said.
“I understand how easy it is to be stuck in their moment of death and to become frozen in grief.
“Since becoming a medium I have made it my mission to not only give evidence of the afterlife at my shows, but to help direct people in a positive direction with the guidance I myself have received from the spirit world.
“Every single show is a chance to change lives for the better and plant seeds so that one day the audience members may understand that their loved ones have not only survived in the afterlife, but want them to have a happy and fruitful life until they all meet again.”
Wilson is as down to earth as they come and connects on a real level with her loyal audiences.
She has travelled across Australia and met many different characters both this side and the other side of the veil.
Wilson will be at Hexham Bowling Club on Thursday, August 4.
The show starts at 7.30pm.
Tickets, avialble from the club, cost $40 per person.
The Examiner has three double passes to give away to the Hexham show.
To win, send your name and daytime contact number in an email titled “Medium” to ewatts@fairfaxmedia.com.au.
Winners will be notified by 5pm on Monday, August 1.
