EPISODE · Apr 28, 2026 · 22 MIN
013: How to Feel Close to Loved Ones After Death: Spirit Signs, Connection & Comfort
from Spirit and the Medium: Spirituality For Intuitive and Spiritual Seekers
Can you still connect with loved ones in spirit after they pass? In this powerful and comforting episode of Spirit & the Medium, psychic medium Jennifer Knapp shares how relationships continue beyond death – and how you can communicate with those in spirit without needing a medium. If you've been navigating grief, missing someone deeply, or wondering if your loved ones are okay on the other side, this episode offers grounded spiritual insight, real-life mediumship experiences, and practical ways to feel connected again. Jennifer explains: What happens after death and why your loved ones are more than okay How to recognize signs from spirit in everyday moments Why you don't need a middleman to communicate with those who have passed How spirit stays present in both big life events and small daily moments Ways to invite your loved ones in spirit into your life right now How belief and intuition strengthen your connection with the spirit world Why grief can block communication – and how to gently move through it The truth about cemeteries, rituals, and continuing bonds after death Through heartfelt personal stories – including messages from her dad in spirit, intuitive guidance from ancestors, and surprising everyday validations – Jennifer shows that your loved ones are always near, always listening, and always communicating. This episode is perfect for spiritual seekers, those experiencing grief, or anyone curious about mediumship, intuition, and life after death. Your relationship didn't end – it transformed. To connect with Jennifer and other trusted Mediums, visit us at The Modern Medium: https://themodernmedium.ca/
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