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Today on the Grave Talks, escaping the dark. A conversation with Melinda Williams.

Growing up in an area of the country where there are more churches than stoplights can be a happy

and peaceful setting for some. That isn't less you don't fit in or follow the beliefs of everyone

around you. Now, if you happen to think differently, or should I say, since differently,

it can be complicated, even a traumatizing existence. That is a life Melinda Williams

experienced growing up in the Bible belt. Because of her sensitivity and gifts, many of the people

she thought of as family would eventually shun her, calling her evil or worse. The devil himself.

Melinda knew better. She wanted nothing to do with negativity, evil or the devil.

Now, she was more of the light. And as it turned out, those who claimed to be

of the light were, in fact, the very dark and negative beings that they so feared.

Melinda would find a way to practice her beliefs and share her gifts of positivity with the world.

Today, we hear her story on the Grave Talks.

Well, basically, it was when I was, like, nearly seven years old. I was six and a half. So,

basically what happened was I had been, like, feeling sick. And I kept seeing this white

thing. And that's what I called it because it was white. It had these dark eyes. And it would

approach up to me and make faces. And then to the side of that, I started seeing, like,

people that I had known, you know, as a little girl that had passed away. And they were standing

there. And so that was my first time seeing spirits. And basically, what ended happening was the

next day, I was very, very sick. And I had to go to the hospital. And that, I feel, was a warning.

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