Crossing the Rubicon

When Heidi Connolly's husband died, she faced the prospect of living a very different life, without the support of the person she was closest to. But while she felt the loss keenly, she still felt as if she was communicating with Randy and that he was guiding her towards a very different use of her talents. She had been an editor, bringing other people's words to life. Her talent had often been described as channeling. But now, Randy suggested she could channel people who had died, including him. He helped her write a book, Crossing the Rubicon, and then urged her to return to the flute, an instrument she had given up for health reasons. He told her what to play and she discovered that these tunes were healing medicine for problems people were encountering in their lives. Learning to trust these messages, Heidi found her life's passion; to help others by channeling messages from the other side.