Weaving Wisdom Across Dimensions: One Healer’s Journey from Southern Baptist to Galactic Channeler – An Interview with Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver

What if the gifts that made you feel different were actually the very things you were meant to share with the world?

Most of us have had moments we couldn’t quite explain…a feeling we couldn’t shake, a voice we almost heard, a knowing that came from nowhere. In this conversation, Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver takes us through a remarkable journey that began with a sickly childhood in Florida and led her through faith, grief, and a series of undeniable spiritual experiences that she simply could not ignore. 

From healing her atheist father of cancer to channeling a 25,000-year-old Lemurian elder, Judi spent decades quietly living between two worlds before finally stepping fully into her calling. Whether you are a seasoned lightworker or someone who has just started asking bigger questions, this conversation is a warm reminder that you are never as alone on your path as you might think, and that the guides, angels, and wisdom you are searching for may already be closer than you realize.

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What do you sense is going on on our planet right now? How are things unfolding for us?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: I love spending time with other psychics and mediums, and I was at an event this weekend. We all know there’s so much chaos right now. We can feel the bubbling, the churning, the turmoil. But within all of that, there’s also tremendous opportunity—space for movement, fluidity, and flexibility.

A friend came up to me and asked, “Judi, what are you hearing about June 6, 2026, at 6:00?” I told her I wasn’t really feeling anything, but the moment she said it, I started sensing something. That night, I went into meditation and really explored it.

What’s so beautiful is the timing. There’s a very specific angelic portal opening on June 6, 2026, at 6:00 a.m., and remaining open until June 26, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. The angels are talking about bringing in different realms and layers of wisdom and consciousness.

What they’re showing me is that this is specifically designed for the water within our bodies. It’s about helping us move into a different level of fluidity, accessibility, and integration. And when you think about how much of our planet is covered by water, this isn’t just affecting our physical bodies. Yes, it impacts us individually, but it’s also affecting the water systems of the Earth itself.

What it feels like is a profound gift. As much as we’re experiencing turmoil and anxiety, we’re also making room for a higher resonance of energy—something each of us will be able to access, trust, feel, and receive.

It’s helping us understand others in a deeper way. It’s helping us navigate the different realities around us and discern which things truly resonate as real for us and which do not.

Did you grow up with some sort of faith experience, or did these experiences come to you later in life?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: There were all kinds of experiences growing up.

As a young child, I was very sickly. I had asthma long before inhalers existed, and because of that, I spent a lot of time feeling like I wasn’t completely grounded in the physical world. I simply didn’t have enough oxygen.

I remember lying in my knotty pine bedroom, terrified because I felt like all these eyes were watching me from the walls. I couldn’t sleep in there because I knew they were watching. Looking back now, I can honestly say they probably were. It wasn’t just my imagination.

As I got older, I developed a very strong faith. We lived in Florida, and Southern Baptist Christianity became my primary religious experience. I attended church camps, and I remember one particular moment: sitting under a tree, reading my Bible, when it suddenly lit up. I had no idea what it meant, but I knew it was important. I went home and told everyone, “You have to baptize me. I don’t know what happened, but you have to baptize me.”

I also remember a powerful experience after a revival service. We were back in the bunk room with about fifteen girls when what I understood as the Holy Spirit moved through the room. We were shaking, crying, and overwhelmed with an immense feeling of love and wholeness. We had sensed it coming, and although we were frightened, once it arrived, it was nothing but love.

At the time, I didn’t understand any of it.

Fast-forward a couple of decades: a marriage, children, and a busy life. I was about thirty years old, living in Connecticut, when my father was diagnosed with cancer. He had a large tumor that had ruptured through his intestines and was given three months to live.

One night, I sat straight up in bed and clearly heard, “You have to go to Florida and do a healing on your father.”

I looked around the room, wondering who had spoken. Then I thought, Dad’s an atheist. This was completely outside my Southern Baptist framework. And as many lightworkers discover, there had already been alcoholism, abuse, and difficult family dynamics woven into that relationship.

Going back and saying, “Dad, God told me I need to do a healing on you,” was not an easy conversation to have. But when you’re faced with death, you’re often open to possibilities you wouldn’t have considered before.

I prayed constantly because I was determined to do it right, even though I had no idea what “right” meant.

And were you still viewing all of this through a more traditional Christian lens at that point?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: Yes. At the time, I was attending a Northern Congregational Church.

I knew I needed anointing oil, so I went to my pastor. He had known me for years through the choir and church activities. I told him I needed some anointing oil because I was going to Florida to do a healing on my father.

He looked at me and said, “You’re going to do what?”

I explained that God had told me to go. He took me into his office and kept suggesting different prayers and approaches. Every time he suggested something, I would say, “Yes, I already know that.”

Finally, after the third time, he stopped and asked, “Who told you how to do this?”

I said, “God did.”

He smiled and replied, “Well, it’s a good thing we’re working for the same guy.”

He gave me anointing oil that had come from Jerusalem. My whole family gathered, and we performed the ceremony together.

I’m not saying my father stopped pursuing medical treatment—he absolutely continued with conventional medicine. But that ceremony changed our family. He became a man of faith and lived another nine years.

When my brother later passed away, my father essentially gave up, and the cancer returned quickly. You never really know how these things work, but you do know that you’re being asked to show up.

That experience created a hunger in me. I needed to understand what was happening.

My hands would throb with energy. I could feel heat moving through them. When my aunt was in a coma, I placed my hands over her and watched her vital signs stabilize. I didn’t know what any of it meant, but I knew I had to find out.

I was told I was a crystalline healer, or a crystal light healer. By then, I had moved to Florida and visited the spiritualist community of Cassadaga. I walked into a store and asked, “Do you know what a crystal light healer is?”

The woman behind the counter smiled and said, “Yes. Everybody is.”

I walked out thinking, I don’t think so.

Were you studying books, teachers, or spiritual teachings at that point, or were you mostly figuring it out on your own?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: What I was really wrestling with was my religion.

The trees were talking to me. The crystals were talking to me. I didn’t even know at the time that I had Native American ancestry.

I remember doing a ceremony for my brother-in-law after he passed. Suddenly, birds surrounded me, and a crow landed on my back. I kept asking myself, What is this?

Yes, I read books, but more than anything, I wanted to stay clear and listen to what I was personally receiving. People often struggle to trust their own guidance, but I had always carried a sense of knowing—a feeling when something was right.

There were times when I was instructed to walk up to strangers’ houses, knock on the door, and deliver messages. I would think, Really? You want me to do that? But the guidance was always very clear.

One day, I approached a young man whose father had passed away. He was graduating from high school that day. I introduced myself and said, “You don’t know me, but I know your mother. Would it be okay if I said a prayer with you?”

He agreed. As we stood there, he began to cry because his father had wanted so badly to be present for that milestone.

I often had no idea why I was being asked to do something. But I knew I couldn’t deny it. At some point, I had made an agreement and said, “I will do whatever you want me to do. Just show me how.”

What was your career path like while all of this was unfolding?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: Completely different.

I was definitely the closet psychic.

Early on, I worked extensively with adults with developmental disabilities. Looking back, I realize I was doing a tremendous amount of telepathic communication and was an incredibly strong medical intuitive without even knowing what that meant.

Later, I worked with senior citizens for many years before moving into nonprofit and government work. I was heavily involved in grant management and, in many ways, functioning almost like an assistant city manager.

Outwardly, I was running programs, managing projects, and serving in my church. Meanwhile, privately, this other side of my life continued to grow. By then, I was teaching classes, attending events, and traveling wherever Spirit directed me.

I would go to places simply because I felt called there, and extraordinary things would happen. Looking back, it’s amazing to see how it all unfolded.

But I kept that part of myself mostly hidden until 2018, when I finally stepped away from everything else and fully embraced this path.

Before 2018, how did this unfolding in your life impact your relationship with your husband, kids, and family? That’s a big theme for many people. What was that like for you?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: I don’t think I shared a lot of it with them, honestly. They obviously experienced the part with my father and the healing journey there, but much of my personal seeking, the classes, and my spiritual exploration remained fairly private.

I talked with my sisters quite a bit about it. My youngest sister had seen spirits when she was young, so she could relate to some of what I was experiencing. My older sister was an incredible source of support. I remember feeling guilty that crystals seemed to communicate with me, and I was struggling with the conflict between those experiences and my religious beliefs.

I told my sister how uncomfortable it made me feel, and she simply asked, “Who made the crystals?”

I said, “God did.”

Then she asked, “Would God create something bad?”

That question shifted everything for me.

Around that time, I met my second husband. He never fully understood everything I was experiencing, but he was supportive in his own way. If he had a headache, he would grab my hand and place it on his head. When I opened my church, he searched everywhere to find the perfect podium for the pulpit.

When I lost him, though, everything changed.

I lost my husband, and through that process, I also lost my job. He never would have encouraged me to leave my career because he was too cautious about that kind of risk. But after losing him and losing the job, I made a decision.

I said, “Never again. I will never do anything that isn’t fully aligned with my heart.”

It sounds like your husband passed away in 2018, and you also transitioned out of your career around the same time. How did all of that unfold?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: It was an incredibly difficult season.

At that point, I was running my church while also working a demanding full-time job. Working sixty or seventy hours a week was normal for me. Then I would spend the rest of my time teaching, healing, and serving my spiritual community.

My church met on Sundays, we offered healing services on Fridays, and we hosted special events throughout the Daytona Beach area. I was teaching classes all over Florida.

Then my husband became ill.

I didn’t realize how serious it was. In fact, I didn’t even know he had cancer until I read the death certificate.

The illness completely took over his body. Looking back, I believe there may have been some form of brain cancer involved because the man I knew seemed to disappear. It was heartbreaking to watch.

What made it even more difficult was that it challenged everything I believed. Here I was, a healer, asking myself, Why can’t I heal this? Why can’t I fix it?

But that wasn’t my journey.

My journey was to experience it.

His passing opened many doors in my life, though certainly not financial ones. When he died, I was left with two houses, three mortgages, and monthly obligations of about $8,500. I had one job—and then I lost that too.

That was a profound awakening of faith.

I let the job go and decided I wasn’t going back. For nearly two years, I had virtually no income, yet every single month, what I needed somehow arrived.

It taught me what trust really looks like. It taught me what it means to know that you’re being supported when you’re following the path you’re meant to walk.

My trans-channeling abilities first emerged in 2013, and throughout all of this, I continued to ask for guidance. I knew my husband was sick. I knew things were serious. But I didn’t fully understand how quickly everything would unfold.

His bones were literally deteriorating. He lived in tremendous pain. He had always said he wouldn’t live to sixty, and he passed away just thirty days before his sixtieth birthday. He was very young.

I’m so sorry, Judi. That’s such a difficult path.

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: Thank you.

So many people have lost partners, and when you’ve walked through that experience, it changes you. It gives you a different level of trust, compassion, and understanding for others who have gone through similar losses.

One of the most important choices I had to make was how I remembered my husband.

I had to remember the man he truly was—the man who loved me—not the version of him that emerged through the illness.

The things that happened near the end weren’t really him. They were the result of what the illness was doing to him. I believe he was trying to protect himself and protect me, but because of the condition he was in, those efforts often made things more difficult.

Still, I understand now that he was doing the best he could with the faculties he had left.

I’m curious about the trance channeling that began in 2013. Did you have an interest in channeling before that, or did it simply arrive?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: It wasn’t something I was pursuing at all.

At the time, I was deeply involved in healing work through my Spiritualist church. People would occasionally come in and trance channel, so I was familiar with the concept, but it wasn’t something I expected to do myself.

I knew that during healing sessions, I could feel energy moving through me, but beyond that, I wasn’t seeking channeling.

Then I felt called to travel to Abadiânia, Brazil. I went during Easter, which is such a powerful spiritual time regardless of your religious background. There is so much collective prayer and focused intention during that season that it creates a unique energetic atmosphere.

While I was there, I experienced what felt like energetic surgeries. During one of those experiences, I felt crystals being inserted into the palms of my hands and tubing extending through the top of my head.

At the same time, I heard a very clear message:

“We’ve installed new crystal hardware so your physical body can handle the level of healing energy that’s coming through. Not now—in six months.”

Six months later, everything changed.

Was that a personal meditation experience, or were you working with a healer?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: I was working within the healing environment associated with John of God in Brazil.

He wasn’t physically working with me at the time. He was elsewhere on the property. What mattered was being immersed in that energetic field and in a space built around prayer, healing, and openness.

The location itself sits on large crystal deposits, and when you’re in that kind of environment, you become deeply connected to Source energy in whatever way resonates with you personally.

So six months later, what happened?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: Six months later, I didn’t receive a city manager position that I thought I would get. Instead, I received a call inviting me to become the designated grandmother of a Talking Stick Circle in Cassadaga, Florida.

Looking back, it was far more aligned with my heart than the position I thought I wanted.

I accepted and began leading the circle. During one of the gatherings, I had prepared everything carefully. I had written out my prayers and planned exactly what I was going to say.

Then I stood up to read them—and suddenly I couldn’t read English.

Chief White Eagle stepped in.

It wasn’t something I had trained for. It wasn’t something I planned to do. It simply unfolded because I had reached a place of saying, “I’m open. Show me what you want me to become.”

To be honest, it was surprising.

From 2013 forward, I began trance channeling Chief White Eagle, God Source, and various angelic beings. That continued for about four years. Then I traveled to Mount Shasta, where another chapter of the journey began.

What happened at Mount Shasta?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: At Mount Shasta, I discovered what I perceived as an energetic entrance into the city of Telos.

Psychically, I entered that space and met several Lemurian beings. One elder Lemurian named Jamar, whom I perceive as being around 25,000 years old, became a primary guide for me.

He showed me around and worked extensively with my energetic system. He changed what I describe as my chakra crystals, and after that experience, my channeling abilities expanded significantly.

Later, during another visit in 2024, he adjusted another crystal, and since then, I’ve been able to keep my eyes open while channeling.

Along the way, I’ve experienced what feels like continual upgrades. At Delphi University, I was told my third-eye crystal was changed into what I would describe as a “cosmic interpreter,” which expanded my ability to connect with starseed energies and other forms of consciousness.

Today, the Galactic Council of Light comes through quite frequently in my channeling work.

When you say they changed your crystals, what does that mean in simple terms?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: We all have energy centers—our chakras.

What has been shown to me is that each of those centers contains a unique energetic structure. In my experience, different crystal frequencies were placed within those centers, creating different resonances and levels of clarity.

Jamar was particularly interested in working with me because, according to what I was shown, I already had what he called “crystal hardware” in place.

I don’t know how that works for everyone else. I only know what I’ve been shown about my own path.

I’ve also been told that part of my role as a crystal light healer is helping activate those energies in others. Often, especially with lightworkers, people reach a point where they’re looking for someone operating at a frequency that can help them continue growing into their highest expression.

Sometimes that’s difficult to find.

That’s why it can be valuable to learn from someone who has walked this path for many years and gathered wisdom through direct experience.

From a business or financial perspective, many people listening are navigating this same process. They have intuitive gifts, but they also have bills to pay and jobs to maintain. You said God provided for you during those two years. What did that look like practically?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: On a practical level, I made some important changes.

I sold the larger house and moved back into my smaller home. Fortunately, I no longer had a mortgage because I had already used my retirement funds and other resources to pay it off. I still had taxes, insurance, and all the regular expenses of life, but I wasn’t carrying that larger financial burden anymore.

I started offering readings from home. I went out and did what I had always done—I pounded the pavement. I taught classes, connected with groups, met people, and built relationships. At that point, I wasn’t doing much online. My work was very hands-on and community-based.

I visited stores, attended gatherings, met people face-to-face, and slowly brought in enough income to cover my monthly expenses. It wasn’t glamorous, but it sustained me and helped me move forward.

You strike me as a real go-getter. How do you balance going with the flow and listening for guidance with the practical realities of marketing yourself, networking, and building a business?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: Timing is a big part of it.

By the time I stepped fully into this work, I had already been doing it for twenty years. I had been teaching classes, leading circles, meeting people, and serving communities for a very long time.

What I hadn’t done was collect email addresses, coordinate marketing materials, or build systems around what I was doing.

I had also written a book because God told me to.

At first, I remember thinking, What do you mean I have to write a book? What am I even going to write about?

That book became Guided by Your Light, which focuses on spiritual growth. To create it, I taught twelve different classes over twelve months. Each class became a chapter. I used the process to study, learn, organize my thoughts, and develop the material.

The book took five years to complete.

People sometimes expect everything to happen quickly, but most meaningful things take time.

And yes, I am determined. I’m stubborn. But I’m also thoughtful. I listen.

I’ll ask, Am I really supposed to do this? Show me a sign.

And because I’m hardheaded, I usually ask for the sign to be very clear.

I’ve had birds land on me. I’ve had animals show up repeatedly. I’ve had experiences that were impossible to ignore. Animals, especially, can be incredible messengers.

But the important thing is understanding that you’re in partnership with Spirit. Guidance is always available, but you have to learn how communication arrives for you. If you don’t understand the guidance you’re receiving, then that’s where your work begins.

You may have the desire to do something, but if you don’t know how or when to do it, the next step is to learn how to receive clear direction.

How do you tell the difference between something that’s just random and something that’s actually a message?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: You have to learn to feel into it.

Messages are constantly being offered to us. One of the biggest challenges people face is deciding whether something is real guidance or simply their imagination.

The first thing I look at is context.

If you’re already thinking through a problem and arrive at a solution that logically follows your train of thought, that’s likely coming from your own reasoning process.

But if you’re thinking about something entirely different and suddenly receive a message like, Call this person, or Go here, or Turn right now, that’s different.

Maybe you later discover there was an accident on the road you avoided.

Those off-topic inspirations are often how guidance arrives.

Sometimes it’s a booming inner voice. Sometimes you hear your name. Sometimes animals appear. Sometimes it’s simply a feeling or a knowing.

The key is to stay curious and allow yourself to play with it.

People dismiss things too quickly by saying, That’s just my imagination.

But what is imagination, really?

Imagination is information. It’s images, impressions, and ideas being received and interpreted through your unique awareness.

No two people experience reality the same way. No two people even see color exactly the same way.

What you call imagination can be deeply creative, influential, and helpful. It can provide information, inspiration, and guidance.

That’s why I encourage people to give themselves permission to play with it. When we approach it as play, we become more open. We stop trying to control everything with rules and expectations, and we allow ourselves to receive.

I resonate with that. For people who want to connect with their guides, how do they begin?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: First, understand that everyone has a team.

We all have guides. We all have support.

Jamar, for example, was with me for a period of time as a teacher and mentor. His role was to help prepare me for working with the Galactic Council of Light. Guides often come into our lives for specific purposes.

Angels do this. Ascended masters do this. Ancestors do this.

But every person is born with a spirit guide and a guardian angel. Those two remain with you throughout your lifetime. Some guides may even accompany you through multiple lifetimes because they are evolving alongside you.

Just as you came here with a purpose, they have their own purpose as well.

You chose them, and they chose you.

That’s why you’re never truly alone, and you’re never completely off your path. Your guides are always working to help you return to alignment.

As humans, we also have free will. That’s one of our greatest gifts. Most of the time, guides will honor those choices. They aren’t here to override your decisions.

Occasionally, if something would be truly detrimental, they may intervene. You might say Archangel Michael steps in because there is a larger purpose you’re still meant to fulfill.

But if you genuinely want to build a relationship with your guides, the first step isn’t seeking answers from everyone else.

So many people rely on what other people tell them is true.

Instead, ask yourself.

Sit with yourself.

Feel into your own connection.

Pay attention to how information naturally comes to you.

Are you a knower? A feeler? A seer? A hearer?

Many people who are natural knowers spend decades assuming everyone experiences life the same way. They think everyone else simply lacks common sense, until they realize they have a gift that’s actually unique.

Some people see images. Some hear messages. Some know things years before they happen.

Others speak wisdom that seems to flow through them spontaneously.

Often, that’s evidence of a close connection with guides, masters, or teachers who are helping carry forward certain messages and teachings.

The most important thing to remember is this:

When we pray, we ask.

When we meditate, we listen.

Many people struggle with listening.

Thoughts will come. You’ll remember the grocery store, your to-do list, and the phone call you need to make. That’s normal.

The goal isn’t to stop thoughts completely. It’s simply not to follow every thought down the rabbit hole.

Notice it. Let it pass. Return to listening.

You can also ask questions before meditation. Set an intention. Seek guidance. Create a routine.

Relationships grow through consistency.

If you only call someone once a year, you won’t have a close relationship. But if you check in every day, trust develops.

The same is true with your guides.

Ask them questions. Ask for their names. Pay attention to what comes through.

My gatekeeper guide, for example, is named Baylot. That’s not a name I would have invented. Yet that’s the name I received.

Everyone has a gatekeeper—a guide whose role is to help manage the energetic space around you, especially when you’re channeling or working with spiritual communication. Their purpose is to help ensure that the energies you’re connecting with are aligned with your highest good.

What I hear you saying is that we need to set aside time to listen, learn how to meditate, and develop a regular practice. You also mentioned paying attention to feelings. Can you explain that a little more?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: Absolutely. You have to learn to feel into your experiences.

Ask yourself: What is this feeling? Is it tingling? Heat? A sense of resonance? A deep knowing?

Sometimes I say, “I see,” but often it’s actually a feeling that creates the impression. The feeling generates the vision. Other times, I may sense a sound that isn’t truly auditory. It’s more about being in an expansive state of receptivity where information can be interpreted in different ways.

And then comes the hardest part—trusting it.

People really struggle with trust. That’s why I encourage them to go back and ask again. Ask once. Ask twice. Ask three times.

But if you’re asking fifteen or sixteen times, Spirit is probably looking at you and saying, Really? We’ve already answered this one. Let’s move on to the next question.

At some point, you have to trust the guidance you’re receiving.

I know I’m jealous of people who can see things. I don’t really see visions, but I know things. How do you help people who wish they had a different gift than the one they naturally have?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: The first step is recognizing the gifts you already have.

I met a young woman recently who was twenty-one years old. She told me that her grandmother had appeared in a dream and said she would be working with spirits.

Earlier in our conversation, I had asked her, “Are you seeing all the ghosts?”

She looked at me, completely surprised, and said, “Wait… that’s real?”

She had been having these experiences, but didn’t realize they counted because they happened in dreams.

That’s what I see over and over again.

People are already having profound experiences, but because those experiences feel normal to them, they don’t recognize them as gifts.

Maybe you’re seeing faces. Maybe you’re noticing orbs. Maybe energy pulses through your hands. Maybe you experience waves of tingling.

The question isn’t just what you’re feeling—it’s what else is happening at that moment.

Our bodies are constantly sensing information. The solar plexus, in particular, is always feeling the world around us. Think about what happens when you’re suddenly nervous or frightened. It feels like you’ve been punched in the stomach.

Your body is always communicating.

When you begin paying attention to those patterns and asking questions about them, you start recognizing the language your intuition uses. Once you recognize the patterns, your ability to interpret and develop those gifts grows naturally.

What has changed most over the last thirty years in the spiritual community?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: First of all, we can actually talk about these things now.

Years ago, if you openly discussed spiritual experiences, psychic abilities, or channeling, people might have thought you’d lost your mind.

Now we have public gatherings where people can openly share these experiences.

One of the things I notice at these events is that people often recognize one another immediately. You can walk up to someone you’ve never met before, step into their energy field, and feel an immediate sense of familiarity.

It’s as if you already know each other.

People often describe feeling connected not only in this lifetime, but through dreams, spiritual experiences, or other levels of awareness. Then, suddenly, they’re meeting in person for the first time.

That’s something I see happening more and more.

I also love how much curiosity people have today.

The conversation has moved beyond the old stereotypes of spirituality being “woo-woo” or something to fear. More people are interested in personal growth, self-awareness, and empowerment.

What’s really changing is that people are beginning to trust themselves.

For a long time, society has conditioned us to follow leaders, authorities, and external sources for answers.

Now people are realizing they have a responsibility to make their own choices.

One of the biggest shifts I saw during the pandemic was this recognition that each person must ultimately decide what is right for their own life.

People are stepping into ownership of their choices in a way I haven’t seen before.

You love to travel and lead spiritual journeys around the world. How has travel impacted your life, and what happens to people who travel with you?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: Recently, I’ve been receiving deeper insight into why travel has been such an important part of my path.

What I’ve been shown is that when the soul leaves the body, it takes the love with it. But the wisdom and experiences gathered throughout a lifetime don’t disappear.

Instead, that wisdom becomes woven into the Earth’s energetic structure.

When we’re called to certain places, we’re often responding to something much deeper than tourism. We’re remembering, exchanging, activating, and reconnecting with energies that resonate with our souls’ journeys.

I’ve experienced this personally many times.

I would feel compelled to visit a location without knowing why. Then I’d arrive and feel my entire body vibrating. Visions would come. Something inside me would shift.

The land itself would teach me.

I believe the Earth is a living consciousness. The trees, the water, the minerals, the plants—everything carries intelligence and memory.

When we connect with these places intentionally, we reconnect with parts of ourselves.

That’s why inner work is so important. As you elevate your own awareness and healing, you raise your energetic frequency, and that positively impacts everyone around you.

Every person you help is helping you, too. There’s always an exchange of growth taking place.

What are some of the places you return to again and again?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: Peru is one of the places I love most.

When I first visited, I would look into the eyes of the Paqos—the shamans—and feel as though entire ancestral lineages were being downloaded into my awareness.

The land speaks. The ancestors teach.

I’ve learned from Incan traditions, pre-Incan cultures, and the wisdom embedded within those sacred places.

When I bring groups to Peru, we’re not simply sightseeing. We’re participating in sacred ceremonies and working directly with the energy of ancient sites.

The goal is not just to visit a location, but to experience it.

This summer I’m leading journeys through Scotland, Ireland, and England, including places like Merlin’s Cave, the Cliffs of Moher, Stonehenge, and Avebury. These locations hold powerful energies connected to ancient traditions, elemental forces, and what many people describe as dragon energy.

I’ll also be returning to Sedona, Mount Shasta, Egypt, Nepal, and eventually the Peruvian jungle.

Each location offers its own lessons and opportunities for transformation.

When people participate in these ceremonies, what actually changes for them?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: Every person has their own experience.

What I do is hold sacred energetic space for each individual, allowing them to receive exactly what they need.

I’ve had people tell me the mountains sang to them. I’ve seen powerful responses from the land itself during ceremonies.

The Earth is alive.

These experiences help people develop deeper roots within themselves.

You can’t continue reaching higher and higher spiritually without also becoming more grounded.

The purpose of these ceremonies is self-discovery, growth, and empowerment. It’s about helping people recognize strengths and possibilities within themselves that they may not have seen before.

And that process can happen anywhere when the intention is present.

Tell me about your membership community.

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: I love my community.

I’ve been teaching online for about ten years now, although I’ve been teaching in person for much longer.

What I’m doing now is gathering years of classes, conversations, and teachings into a structured learning experience. Members can study at their own pace through lessons, meditations, action steps, and exercises.

At the same time, we maintain a strong sense of community through monthly meditations, channeling sessions, light language activations, and message circles. We gather every week in one form or another.

Travel experiences also become a powerful way for people to find their tribe.

Many participants come alone, but they’re never truly alone. They quickly discover a community of like-minded people who share similar interests and experiences.

That’s one of the things I love most—watching people connect, grow, and support one another.

It’s powerful work, but it’s also a lot of fun.

Before we finish, would you be willing to share a message?

Jamar (channeling): Good day to each of you.

You are seekers, are you not? You are on a journey of discovery.

Curiosity may be one of the greatest gifts you possess because it keeps you moving forward. It inspires you to seek deeper understanding, greater wisdom, and more meaningful ways to apply what you learn.

I wish to remind you that there are no true mistakes.

You are the one who determines the meaning of your experiences. Every event creates an emotion, and every emotion becomes an opportunity for interpretation and growth.

Life is not happening to you.

It is inviting you to decide what each experience means.

When challenges arise, they are asking questions:

How does this feel?

Is this still aligned with who I am?

Is it time to choose something different?

Is it time to release what no longer serves me?

Even when you feel alone, your journey remains uniquely yours.

You entered this life as an individual soul, and your path belongs to you.

You are surrounded by guides, angels, teachers, and love, but the choices remain yours.

Every day is a choice.

Action is a choice.

Inaction is a choice.

Remaining where you are is a choice.

Moving forward is a choice.

Amid all the transformation occurring in your world, there is a tremendous opportunity for something new to be born.

Ask yourself:

What inspires my heart?

What brings me joy?

What dream is calling me forward?

Passion will carry you farther than experience alone.

The person with the deepest love for what they do will often surpass the person with the most knowledge because love creates momentum.

So I ask each of you to feel into your heart.

What is calling you?

What is asking to be expressed through you?

We are here to support you.

And if you stumble, you learn.

If you fall, you rise again.

Remember this: many first-time business owners fail, but those who get back up often succeed because they now carry wisdom they did not have before.

The world is waiting for you.

Many blessings, dear ones. Many blessings to each of you.

What’s the best place for people to connect with you?

Rev. Dr. Judi Weaver: Everything can be found through my website, JudiWeaver.com, or Heart for Souls.

You’ll find information about sessions, classes, travel experiences, and the Heart for Souls Heartbeat community. I also share videos, teachings, and content from my travels so people can experience these journeys even if they aren’t able to attend in person.

My goal has always been to help people feel connected and supported wherever they are on their path.