When the conversation is over and the cords are cut, I always like to check that the deceased has fully transformed, which means that they went into the light. I simply ask, "Ask your mother, brother, or friend if he or she went into the light when he crossed over." You'd be surprised how many souls have not crossed over.
If they did not, I tell the client to look up. "Tell them to look up and they will see the light. They will feel the warmth and the love. Tell them it's time for them to go. It's time for them to go home and heal." This is also very comforting for your client because they know that their loved one is finally home and safe.
Suicide victims, in particular, often don't go into the light. The process is the same. Start by telling your client to look up. Then ask, "What do you see?" Initially they'll see the sky, then the sky opens and they will see either their loved ones who have crossed or a master waiting for them.
Tell your client it's time now for the loved one to go into the light — they've been waiting for them. Instruct the loved one to go up into the light, and have your client watch them return home. This is incredibly powerful for these souls.
I had a client whose family was hunting when one brother accidentally shot their little brother in the head. The little brother was only nine years old. It was a devastating loss for the whole family. When we brought the little brother in, my client cried like a baby. He felt enormous guilt even though he wasn't the one who shot the boy.
I asked if the little brother had gone into the light, and he said no. The boy didn't know what to do and had been floating around for eighteen years. I told him it was time to go home and heal. When he looked up, Jesus came and took him up into the light. My client felt a deep sense of relief that his little brother was safe and with Jesus.
That same client is a pediatric anesthesiologist who has lost many children in surgery. I explained that it was very possible that the souls of those children had entered him. When we did the clean-out, he saw many little babies floating up to heaven and felt a tremendous release. He didn't mind being a host for the little ones, but he felt they were better off in the light with God.
Jesus told him that whenever a baby passes, he was to hold the baby up with both hands and Jesus would take the soul up to heaven. Sending them home is an act of kindness. This will be a common theme throughout all your sessions. Keep the words "Look up" close — you will use them constantly.
I love when I can save a soul, and I have saved many. Once the loved ones are safely in the light, our client has met with the people who mattered, healed what needed healing, and sent them home. It's time to move on to deeper healing work.
Practice
Write the exact words you would use to check whether a loved one went into the light, and the words you would use to guide a soul home if they did not.