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I first started going to Al-Anon in my early thirties and I heard from women how their alcoholic partners would occasionally look like another person in their eyes, it would scare them very badly. It finally happened to me on a plane to California to visit my father for the first time. My husband looked at me, made a statement of anger (unlike him) I looked into his eyes and someone else was in there, it took me a few moments to get over it. A year later he became clean and sober and has been for the last thirty-seven years. I have had many occasions to witness this in my life since, this one I would like to share with you as I had two other witnesses with me to validate. My second son had just completed thirty days in the best alcohol/drug rehab in it's time called Edgehill Newport in Rhode Island, the best therapy, the best counselors in the world, but my husband and I agreed it would be wise to now put him into a second thirty day program. We found "Outward Bound", in New Hampshire, he agreed to go. After the initial interview and agreement we were given a long list of necessary clothes, it was October in New England, these people knew what they we doing, we drove to Eastern Mountain Sports in Hyannis to purchase the clothes. My son did not like the clothes, black wool pants with suspenders, on and on it went, "I hate these clothes, I have no right to hate these clothes, your spending so much money on me, blah, blah, I witnessed silently, my husband said nothing, we were there over an hour and a half.
We went to the Hyannis Mall for secondary articles in different stores, my son found a white leather jacket on sale, we decided to buy it for him. He put it on, was very smiley, standing in the mall and touching repeatedly his shirt pocket, while he looked around. I asked: "What are you looking for?". He answered: "I am going to bum a cigarette." I responded that we needed to go and buy him cartons of cigarettes why ask a stranger, he replied that's what men do. He came back in a minute and was smoking, we all hopped in the car and decided to celebrate with a Chinese food dinner, which for the best restaurant was a twenty minute drive in the rain, oh well.
My husband drove, my son in the back seat wearing his new jacket, I was in the passenger seat when I started smelling the odor of strong, cheap whiskey, it was burning my nostrils. I waited and said nothing. It took another two seconds for my son to ask: "Who the hell is in this car?". My husband then stated: "Jesus, I thought you had a bottle back there, I was just going to pull the car over." I turned to my son and asked him, "What did you just do for the last three hours?". He went through all the actions, how he hated the clothes, how guilty he felt, how he loved the jacket, I coached him by asking him "What else did you do? What did you feel when you did that or this?". He began to see the pattern of emotions, the looking for the cigarette, looking for contact, feeling "high" from the jacket purchase, put the message out there that he was going to "get" high. I then asked: "When you drank, what did you drink?" He stated: "Whiskey". The whole time the smell remained in the car. My son asked me what was he going to do, I told him to send this entity who was waiting to feel the high from the substance to go toward the light, to leave him. My son closed his eyes and in two minutes the entity was gone. I know everyone wants to think and believe that when we all pass over we are immediately put into bliss and love. This is a great story but not true. People who pass away in third stage alcohol/drug addiction are STILL addicted to it and look for it. Bishop Pike wrote two books about his son we killed himself with drugs, came back to inform his father in ways you cannot imagine, to tell his father how he took his problems with him and they were harder to work through. Isabel Hickey a New England famous astrologer long since passed away wrote a delightful book regarding many subjects, this is one it is called: "It Is Alright". Do your own research, prove to yourself all your experiences, it is necessary for us all until you absolutely know.
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Pat is listed on Bob Olson's web resource for discovering gifted psychic mediums. Bob is a psychic medium researcher, author, and advocate. He is the editor of OfSpirit Magazine, author of "Win The Battle", co-author of "Understanding Spirit", and "Understanding Yourself." You can read about his reading with Pat at BestPsychicMedium.com.
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