Medium Cindy Kaza

Mystic Magchats with Cindy Kaza, a renowned psychic medium best known for her work on Travel Channel’s The Dead Files, The Holzer Files, and Ghosts of Devil’s Perch. Intuitive since childhood, Cindy had her first profound experience with Spirit at age 10.

Her journey of awakening in her 20s led her to develop her multi-faceted abilities through training in the U.S. and at the Arthur Findlay School of Intuitive Sciences in England. Cindy is passionate about compassionately sharing her gift and empowering others to recognize their own intuitive connection to Spirit.

It wasn’t until my 20s that I understood it was more than just a dream. I had this experience that felt like what many call a visitation dream. These dreams are so vivid that every detail remains etched in your memory: the person’s appearance, their clothing, your feelings, and even your surroundings.

However, this was different; I clearly remember waking up, seeing her, and then falling back asleep. At that time, I had no particular interest or knowledge of psychic mediumship. I grew up in a household where such topics were not discussed, as my family has a strong Catholic background. Regardless, I never really forgot about it.

That memory stayed with me, and as I grew older, I often found myself reflecting on it, thinking, “That was a strange experience, wasn’t it?”This reflection would come and go, and I often ignored its significance. It wasn’t until later that I recognized other psychic experiences were beginning to emerge within me.

I started to sense when events would unfold, often before they happened, and I developed an intuitive ability to read people and their energies. When I was 19, I met my first mentor, who looked at me with and said, “You’re a psychic medium.” At that time, I was skeptical and thought she must be mistaken. Her name was Bonnie. She passed away in 2011.

I loved her so much because she was patient with me and saw something I didn’t yet see in myself. That moment truly planted a seed, and by the time I reached my 20s, everything just clicked into place! I realized I needed to explore this further, and once I began that journey, I couldn’t look back.

It was then that I reflected on that childhood memory and thought, That wasn’t a dream-that was real. I realized that all those experiences I’d had over the years were also real, including the anxiety I’d struggled with. Many people who are highly intuitive or tapped in experience anxiety, especially when they don’t understand what’s happening.

That moment marked the beginning of truly understanding myself and my connection to Spirit. I hardly know where to begin-it has been one of the most extraordinary and transformative journeys of my career to study at Arthur Findlay College alongside the Spiritualists.

While I don’t identify as a spiritualist or consider myself part of that religion, I hold immense respect for spiritualism and its teachings, which offer so much depth and value to the world.One of the most significant influences on my journey has been Paul Jacobs, my primary mentor at Arthur Findlay College.

I remember when I was placed in his class, people would say, “Oh, Paul is so intimidating, so strict!” But for me, he was incredible. Yes, he was tough, but in the best possible way. What Paul did for me-and continues to do-was profound. He shattered my ego.

When I arrived, I thought I was good at what I did, but Paul didn’t hesitate to show me all the areas where I needed to improve.Paul taught me humility. He taught me the discipline to stick with the connection, to deliver messages with care, and to approach mediumship with the proper etiquette, particularly when working on the platform.

I’ll never forget when he told me, “You’re only as good as your last message.” That stuck with me because it emphasized the importance of always striving for excellence and integrity in this work.I also remember him saying something that initially confused me: “If you allow it, the spirit world will take everything from you-it’ll take your relationships, your house, your money.” At the time, I wondered what he was talking about.

But later, I realized he was warning us about the importance of staying grounded. If you lose touch with the physical world because you’re too absorbed in the spirit world, you can lose sight of what’s right in front of you. That lesson was so impactful-being grounded is essential for maintaining balance in both life and work as a psychic medium.

Another pivotal moment with Paul was when he told me to stop studying and start working. I wanted to keep learning and stay in the safety of school, but he insisted, “Don’t come back-you need to go out and work.” That was a critical turning point for me.Earlier this year, I had the wonderful opportunity to work alongside Paul.

Teaming up with the mentor who has influenced me in countless ways truly filled my heart with joy. In addition to my time at Arthur Findlay College, I studied extensively at Lily Dale, the Sp