EPISODE 255: WHAT REALLY HAPPENS WHEN WE DIE (WITH JULIE RYAN)

What really happens when we die?

Nichole welcomes back psychic medium and medical intuitive Julie Ryan. Known for her ability to scan people and animals and observe the process of death and transition, Julie brings a perspective that is both deeply spiritual and practical.

Julie opens up about how she developed her intuitive abilities — not as gifts she was born with, but as skills she learned and now teaches to others. Through this work, she’s witnessed surprising stories as a medical intuitive — from energetic healings that later appeared on medical scans to insights gained from animals and past lives.

Nichole and Julie also explore:

• What the soul experiences in its final moments before crossing.

• How angels, loved ones, and even pets gather to comfort us during transition.

• Energetic signs families can look for to know a loved one is close to passing.

• The myths around death that deserve to be set straight.

• Why healing is always a partnership with Spirit — and why no one truly heals another person.

Julie’s message is one of peace, clarity, and empowerment — death is not an end, but part of our soul’s eternal journey.

You can learn more about Julie and her work at AskJulieRyan.com or receive a free copy of her book Angelic Attendants at JulieRyanGift.com.

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