Frasers is a narrative well told: whilst working as a model aged 19 she suffered a near fatal car crash from which, whilst parts of her brain were physically affected, the other side took on 'seeing' or psychic abilities; 'I became like the little boy in the Bruce Willis film, Sixth Sense, walking around with my eyes open seeing dead people telling me what was happening and could I call their mother and then it would appear in the news,' she recalls, 'it was a really frightening and overwhelming time and I had to learn how to control it. I was directed to a healer in West London who exclaimed "you are psychic" after I saw a ghost whom told me her cousin John had died four years ago from cancer and could I send her a message.' It was this connection to 'spirit' which gave Fraser her calling to first work in mediumship; tapping into her 'intuit' to pass on messages or determining life decisions. And later her work 'house healing' - where she enters into dialogue with 'spirit' to identify blocked areas effecting those living there. Whilst house healing generally involves clearing negative energy in lived in spaces, a few years back, the Tower of London management team turned to Fraser in despair as visitors were being scared off by ghost sightings. Along the way, she has developed her pioneering 'soul body talk' approach to people healing, which directly can 'cut through' a lifetime of stored trauma, blockages (which might take years in therapy sessions) or even terminal illness - at the time of speaking Fraser has just cured an 8 year boy of cancer. So what's the process? 'I work with a 'guide' who is a doctor, he goes into the energy of the person and does diagrams illustrating what is going on in the 'health' of the body. I will then do an aura body cleansing where I can see the person is holding trauma in their heart, for instance, which could be connected to a mother relationship. I will start a clearing process; I use a visual technique, slightly shamanic, where they walk into a space I visually create and I can identify a physical emotion. Then we work out why it is there - I can tune in and 'hear' about 6 conversations at once - between the higher self (the soul) and the human part (the ego) and work to help let go of those life-programmed emotions from self sabotage to anxiety.' She determines, 'I want to educate people on the mind, body connection. I really believe different parts of the body have stories that are held in them, and if we don't clear the stories we get health issues.' It was another 'calling', four years ago, whilst on a train to her birthplace, Scotland, that initiated Fraser's novel use of putting healing crystal stones into hanging artwork, 'I suddenly saw this image of a circle disc full of lots of crystals spinning. I hadn't actually created any art at this
point but the spirit guided me through it.' Working predominantly with amethyst, blue calcite, rose quartz and gold pyrite stones, Fraser meditates her healing energies onto the crystals before framing them. Unthinkingly she put one of the art pieces up on Instagram and it sold two days later; Fraser has garnered loyal clients and crystal art collectors across the globe from Hollywood movie stars to cancer patients or just those seeking to achieve a better life balance or consciousness.
For skeptics on the idea of 'existence' beyond the physical realm, Fraser is armed with a sense of realism; whilst she may have been tuning into the powers of the subconscious for the past couple of decades, research over the last two years has actually proven the subconscious to be 100,000 times more powerful than the conscious. 'I think people aren't aware that they block themselves on a daily basis,' she exudes, 'Education is so behind, kids should be taught emotional intelligence along with geography.' In a crisis time when the collective is turning to 'higher consciousness' to find a path through, Fraser has created outdoor healing spaces she terms 'manifest triangles.' Although the idea (again sent from 'spirit') came to her late 2018, she has been researching and finding sponsorship to create small areas with lay-lines filled with an immense amount of her vortex (ancient divine light) healing energy. The triangle shape is symbolic in ancient healing terminology; 'you only have to stand in it for a couple of minutes. I have programmed codes in which are vibrations that go straight through the body just by standing in it. I send healing light into the space onto a daily basis.' Already in North England, the 'manifest triangles' will be coming to London later this year. It's meditative even talking to Fraser; whilst her results speak for themselves, she agrees attitudes to the 'self' and healing practices are archaic. 'We live in a hard core, material world. I want to educate people that 'everything is available to us' if we just learn to ask for it in the right way.'
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