People series
11 articlesAn article-by-article reading of Alicia's public videos on mediumship, spirit-world narratives and healing, with clear boundaries between testimony and verifiable fact.
The entry point to the Alicia series: each video receives its own structured article, preserving the narrative while marking the boundaries among spiritual views, real-world evidence, and professional help.
Read article →A mediumship narrative that moves from a seemingly perfect partner and unusual nighttime behavior to an alleged family contract, together with Alicia's reflections on wealth, relationships, and spiritual risk.
Read article →From a young woman who died early to a pregnant woman who died in childbirth, Alicia recounts two spirits she says she perceived through yin amulets and reflects on the boundary between veneration and control.
Read article →From an old university house and a London rental to strange footage at friends' homes, Alicia revisits paranormal stories from her years abroad on Halloween and brings the subject of fear back to real-world risks.
Read article →Lights, footsteps, a floating toy, and a dream led Alicia to interpret three figures in a new Blackpool home as a ghost family that did not want to be separated.
Read article →From a low point while studying abroad and psychological counseling to personal beliefs about suicide and the afterlife, this article keeps practical help and spiritual claims strictly separate.
Read article →From an alleged adjustment period of seven to forty-nine days to judging whether a comatose or missing person is alive, why does Alicia repeatedly stress that families must not be given answers based on intuition alone?
Read article →After a young father died unexpectedly, his surviving partner ended a pregnancy under immense pressure. Alicia says she was asked to find the unborn child and facilitate a symbolic reunion.
Read article →Recurring nightmares, nighttime burning sensations, and an alleged family pact are woven by Alicia into a single story, but the case did not proceed and no independent evidence confirms her interpretation.
Read article →Animal companionship, nature, and religious faith can all become turning points, but Alicia sees healing ultimately as a long process of acknowledging the need for help, taking sustained action, and facing the past.
Read article →A Milan cemetery, old British houses, the Blue Lake missing-person case, the underworld, and trauma healing: how does Alicia understand her abilities, and why does she treat details that 'match afterward' as evidence?
Read article →From involuntarily revealing strangers' pasts to deliberately switching off her perceptions and warning viewers not to become obsessed with other realms, this long interview ultimately returns to judgment and life in the real world.
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