Teaching the Living to Help the Dead with Tina Erwin
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EPISODE · Aug 25, 2026 · 24 MIN

Teaching the Living to Help the Dead with Tina Erwin

from Beyond the Draft · host Immaculate Chinecherem

What if ghosts aren't meant to be feared, but helped?Tina Erwin is a "Ghost Helper" and author of nine books on metaphysics, whose mission is teaching the living how to assist spirits who haven't crossed over. A retired Navy Commander with 20 years of service in the U.S. Submarine Force, she created The Crossing Over Prayer™ to help everyday people offer compassion and assistance to lost or confused souls.In this episode, Tina explains what actually happens after someone dies, how to help a ghost you don't know or didn't even like in life, and how crossing over a spirit can support the living through their own grief. She also breaks down how to use The Crossing Over Prayer™, and what to do when it's someone else's, or your own, time to die.What We Talked About:What happens after someone diesHow to help a ghost cross over, even one you never knewRemoving the fear from encountering spiritsHow crossing over a soul supports the grieving livingUsing The Crossing Over Prayer™Navigating grief after suicide, murder, or sudden lossConnect with Tina Erwin:Website: ghosthelpers.comYouTube & LinkedIn: linked on her profile

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