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According to JeffreyJustice.com, the website of a psychic medium, Everyday Paranormal will be broadcasting from the Lizzie Borden House on September 25. Along with Liz Souza, Justice will be doing the live broadcast at 8pm EST.

“Everyday Paranormal, hosted by Jeffrey Justice and Liz Souza, airs live each and every Thursday at 8 EST and may be heard online through the ask1 radio network.”

For information on streaming the show on your computer, visit the ASK1 site.

About Jeffrey Justice:

Jeffrey Justice is a well-known psychic and medium from Salem, Massachusetts. He is licensed to work as such by that city and has been a visible presence as a reader on the psychic fair circuit, at shops offering psychic readings, and at many psychic parties for over a decade. Due to his accuracy and inimitable style and approach to his work, public interest in this psychic has rapidly increased. He has performed readings for professional athletes and recording artists. Based only on word-of-mouth advertising he has attracted several high profile clients.

Justice was born in Newburyport, Massachusetts in 1974. He is a native New Englander whose ancestors first arrived at Plymouth Plantation after crossing the Atlantic aboard the Mayflower in 1620. Other Justice ancestors were the first settlers of several communities in Massachusetts, including Newbury, the town in which he was raised, in 1635 and the City of Salem in 1626. Jeffrey is also a direct descendant of Roger Conant, the founder of Salem, Massachusetts and its first “Royal Governor.” This term describes early colonial Governors appointed by the King of England. Conant was born in Devonshire, England in 1592 and died in Beverly, Massachusetts (another town he helped found) in 1679. There is a large statue of Conant which looms above the street by Salem’s city Common.

Jeffrey’s family has had a long association and relationship with the paranormal which began over a century ago, when some of its members began attending Spiritualist meetings and séances in the 1890’s. Since that time, the family—for the most part— maintained an affiliation with Spiritualism. For generations, there have been psychics in his family. Few, however, discussed this with people outside the family. Jeffrey Justice is a fourth generation psychic and spirit medium.

His own psychic abilities were recognized by a grandmother while he was quite young. She encouraged him to pursue studying Mediumship as well as various forms of divination. His study of the Tarot began before he was a teenager. He is skilled at reading palms and Tarot cards, and with many other methods for predicting future events.

Justice was frequently ill as a child, a trait which he shares with some of the best known psychics. Though already regarded as a child with psychic ability by family, his talent increased after recovering from encephalitis at age nine. Subsequent to his recovery, he was able to see, or sense, people’s true motives and to know many details of their lives which were kept secret. He also became aware of his Spirit Guide, and following that his ability to communicate with the dead developed quickly.

Jeffrey Justice had worked as a professional psychic intermittently since he was twenty two. His decision to work only as a psychic and medium was made more recently, and was based in part on enthusiastic reaction from clients. Other factors which influenced his choice were more personal, but center mainly around his inability to find satisfaction professionally in any other career. He felt, and continues to feel as though working at any other occupation would betray what he understands to be his true calling. His life’s work concerns more than simply earning a living; it has as much to do with educating people about what he does— and what his message means to them.

In addition to working as a psychic consultant and medium, he is also a workshop instructor. In that capacity he teaches students how they may heighten their own innate psychic abilities. He also lectures on topics such as the history of Modern American Spiritualism and its relationship to major movements in our history; such as the movement to abolish slavery and the proto-feminist movement. Jeffrey holds a bachelor’s degree in English, and is currently working on materials for publication.

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