When Covid shut down countries, Deb Webber felt a bit relieved.
The Australian-based psychic medium had been on the road for more than 20 years and admitted to being tired of travelling and living out of a suitcase.
She said she had been thinking for a while about bowing out of performing shows, but they were a way to help larger numbers of people, and she hated saying no and disappointing people.
‘‘I could help one person one-on-one, or I could help more people at the same time.’’
So when Covid took the decision out of her hands, it was something of a blessing.
But a year ago, she had a strong feeling that she needed to get back out on the road.
‘‘I said, I’m not going to go on the road again, I’ll do workshops at home, and readings at home and my newsletter.
‘‘But about 12 months ago, I got this urge, this calling, that I’ve got to get back out there, and it kept eating at me, but it took me about a year to go, ‘oh, OK’.
‘‘I don’t know how long I will do them for, but I do love being out there and meeting people, helping people. I get a buzz helping others.’’
Ms Webber has since held a few shows in Australia and New Zealand and is coming to Timaru for a show on July 3 at the Landing Service Conference Centre.
Her shows are generally to an audience of about 100; the smaller numbers make it more personal, and there is a better chance of someone having contact as she moves around the audience.
She says a good show is when the souls come in clear, fast and accurate and the energy is clean and easy to read. A difficult show would be one in which the energy is dark, heavy and sad. Every show is different.
Webber held a couple of shows in Timaru some years ago, and she was involved in a local case for the Sensing Murder television show.
Tickets for the July 3 show are available online at Humanitix.
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