Uncovering Sacred Powers with Nancy Orlen Weber: from RN to Psychic Detective

When Nancy Orlen Weber, a psychiatric nurse and psychic detective, dives deep into her own intuition to explore the power of the sacred, her journey reveals the magnetic potential of her own soul and the solutions hidden within it. Show Notes | Transcript "Everybody has something sacred deep within and as you say, there is, like anything else, a spectrum. You're born with abilities, whatever they are. So somebody who is considered, for instance, special needs, many of them are high functioning. So much so that they're much higher than ours or considered so called normal. They're much more creative, inspired and can think out of the box without an issue. So sacred is each one, and how we use it makes it something we have gratitude for." - Nancy Orlen Weber Nancy Orlen Weber is an RN, medical intuitive, animal communicator, psychic detective, and author of two books: The Life of a Psychic Detective and All Nature Speaks. She has worked on many cases worldwide and believes that everyone has the power to uncover their sacred gifts. Nancy was incredibly curious about her own intuitive powers, especially when she realized she knew things that no one else did. She had the blessing of working in a high crime rate area in the South Bronx and managed to make miracles with very psychotic people due to her sacred powers. She wrote a book about her work as a psychic detective and also wrote another book about helping parents heal and finding missing items. Through trial and error, Nancy learned to be kind to herself before listening to others and how to respond to her own discomfort in order for her to stay in a high frequency. In this episode, you will learn the following: How you can use your intuition and intuition-like powers to access hidden knowledge How to understand and harness electromagnetic forces to help you find missing items How to stay calm and use your own inner resources when faced with difficult situations Related Live. Love. Engage. episodes you may enjoy: A Soul’s Journey with Steph Palermo In this episode, Steph explains what “A Soul Journey” is and why she believes it’s important to be aligned to your higher purpose. How to Gain Insight from Your Chakras with Dr. Susan Corso Susan explains what chakras are and how they work within the body, and why it's important to honor the emotional signs and signals that come up. Creating a Life You Love through Intuition with Vicky McGrath In this episode, Vicky shares how to reframe your mindset when you’re stuck in a negative loop. Resources: Connect with Nancy here Watch Nancy's YouTube videos here Join the Soulful Women's Network here Send me a message here ☕ Support the podcast here ❤ Love this episode? Leave us a review and rating here Connect with Gloria: LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Twitter TRANSCRIPT Gloria Grace Rand Namaste. I am Gloria Grace Rand, and I am delighted to welcome you to another edition of our show, the Live Love Engage podcast. And I am so excited about my guests today because I've met her recently, been learning about her a little bit then, but learning more about her and just really being so very intrigued. So I want to welcome Nancy Orlen Weber, R.N. to Live, Love, Engage. And I want to tell you a little bit about her. She left nursing because of a permanent disability and began a private practice as a medical intuitive, animal communicator and psychic detective. She is featured in many documentaries worldwide with the detectives she's worked and she likes to say that everything we need is inside. We simply uncover our sacred powers. So, again, I want to welcome you. First off, Nancy, I'm going back and forth there today. I sort of welcomed you and then went right into the bio and I almost stopped the recording and then said, I'm just going to power through. But I'm so glad that you are here today, first off. So welcome. Nancy Orlen Weber Thank you, Gloria. I am so delighted. I can't wait for us to converse one time. I heard you first. Lovely, thank you. Gloria Grace Rand Well, thank you. And so I thought we would start off as I normally do when I have a guest on the show. I like to ask them sort of how they got what their journey is to where they are today. And I loved how you said in your bio that we simply uncover our sacred power. So I wanted to ask you, how did you uncover your sacred power? Nancy Orlen Weber It's more about incremental, not knowing at first what it is, but being very curious. So I would say to people listening also that everyone who's had deja vu, everyone who's had intuitive something and, oh my God, it's real. What is it? Are you curious? So I got very curious about how I knew things that nobody else knew, or how I knew that somebody, unfortunately, would be dying or dead. And how is it possible that my beloved grandmother, my hero, came to me at one something a.m. in the morning and I woke up crying and saying, Becky is dead. My grandmother and my mother said, "Why are you screaming?" I said, "she just died." "Shut up and go back to bed." That was typical. And the phone rang and my grandmother had just died. And I thought what? How is it possible? So all those things kept happening, but naming sacred powers as sacred, not just woo-woo or voodoo or well, voodoo is actually a great healing art. I don't practice, but I know of it. And so all the other stuff, I threw it all out and went into my beloved psychiatric nursing as my very last nursing career. I sought ever since I started to work in psychiatry. But I refused to work where they gave electric shock treatments and where they gave lots of drugs. I thought, no, thank you, that's not what I want. And I had the blessing of working in the highest crime rate in the country at the time, in the South Bronx known as Fort Apache then. And we made miracles in ten days with very psychotic people. And that was because of the sacred powers. And others joined in. The psychiatrists begged me to do it. Everybody. And I started recognizing I would go through if anyone's watching who's ever worried about their mental health, I would examine. If I can talk about what I see that nobody else sees, I'm not hallucinating. Then if I can clarify it, if I can express it, if I can talk, not dysfunctionally talk, but actually functionally examine it, then what is it? And so that's how I started uncovering it. And I thank all the psychotic people I worked with who were no longer psychotic and showed me the wife, the psychiatrist, who not only opened the door but asked me to do the top research in the state because I made history and all the aides and everybody else, the orderly. We worked as a team making magic and very, very few drugs for very dysfunctional people. And that to me, is when I started uncovering the real power. But it took all that time from in utero. I remember my birth to actually understand that this was sacred. It wasn't just a power, it's not a blessing or a curse. It's everybody has it. It's just hidden until you bring it to the light. And I thought, oh, so that's what they're all talking about in Philosophies and religion and all the rest. And that was why I could walk away from everything and said, no, I'm going to do a lot of examining what this is and practicing and let's see. Gloria Grace Rand Well, I just realized that it would probably be good for you to define what do you consider a sacred power and are there different kinds of them? Nancy Orlen Weber I think we all have we call intuition, gut instinct. We know that part of it is the brain, the body, the mind, the gut, the right probiotics, the right bacteria in the gut, prebiotics and all that. But who are we? Who are we really? Go touch your soul. So this is my home on Earth. I still have a home when I'm not on Earth, so that's why I call it my soul. And to me that is sacred because it's beyond anything I could ever understand, but are very grateful for. I think everybody has that who's alive. I think the trees have it, right? I think the birds have it. I think my chipmunks, who I love, have it. And we know cats and dogs have it and horses and fish. I have talked with fish and played with them and they have been very good to me. So everybody has something sacred deep within and as you say, there is, like anything else, a spectrum. You're born with abilities, whatever they are. So somebody who is considered, for instance, special needs, many of them are high functioning. So much so that they're much higher than ours or considered so called normal. They're much more creative, inspired and can think out of the box without an issue. So sacred is each one, and how we use it makes it something we have gratitude for. Gloria Grace Rand Love that. Now, for those of you who are listening to the podcast, you won't be able to see, but behind Nancy, she has a couple of books back there because I forgot to mention also, which you actually did not put in your bio, that you are an author. You should put that in there. Nancy Orlen Weber Okay. Gloria Grace Rand My marketing hat talking. Nancy Orlen Weber I have never marketed until now. Last few months only, other than I built the website or somebody built it for me and they would tell me what I needed. So I'd write. But I've never sought work. This is all new for me. So the books, yes. The life of a psychic detective are cases only adjudicated. That means fully finished. They're in prison for life, most of them, or they're dead. Otherwise, I never speak about it because when I first started, we removed the number of my house and only the post office and police department knew where I lived because nobody wanted me threatened I would be happy. I did internal investigations in the police department. Not funny, right? So they protected me, the ones I worked with. And I've done federal work, et cetera. So I'm very careful. However,...