Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

I am a fan of Tyler Henry's work. You may know him. He is known as the Hollywood medium. He's been on television a lot. He has his own series and he's written a couple of books that I just I love I love them

his first book is called Between Two Worlds and the second actually can't even remember the

name of it's a great book and by the way if anyone

knows Tyler Henry or his team I really want him on the podcast so this is my plea to you.

Tyler Henry I've been on his wait list for a long time because I want to see if he can connect

to me and my dad and to me he really is a true medium. I see the work that he does. I see the

transformations he creates and I see the love and compassion and

gentleness and sensitivity that he brings to his readings, and they are remarkable. But anyway, I'm about to quote something from the book,

which title I can't remember actually right now,

that I loved, that I really took away from reading his pages, reading his stories, and seeing the world

from someone with his gifts and his perspective.

And because he communicates with people who've crossed over, this is his work, this is, you know, his magic, it's his gift, I'll always remember this expression this story that he wrote about which has just

given me this permanent almost like indelible thought that I just I cannot come back from.

And he shares that many people who've crossed over, right, who he communicates with,

they share this one regret, which is so interesting.

And he references a story of a lady who lived a very, very long life, and he said, you know,

it actually goes to show that the years in your life

aren't so important it really is the life in your years it's not how long you're

here it's how much you give how much you experience, how much you take care of yourself and others

and you know really go for it. But he was reading a lady who had lived until I think over the age of a hundred and when he was you

know communicating with her and sharing what it is that she wanted to

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