Being Psychic and Communicating with the Dead, What's it Like?

All your burning questions about psychics and mediums answered by one of Paris’s most famous clairvoyants.

Known as the Montmartre Medium, Euridice Veda is a psychic, medium, bestselling author, and highly sought-after celebrity psychic with a list of clients that includes Scarlett Johansson, Jennifer Lopez, Taylor Swift, and Bruce Springsteen. We sat down with her to ask her all our questions about the occult and debunk the myths surrounding her profession.

If you’re curious about the art decoding the unknown, be sure to also check out the article we dedicated to the fascinating world of psychic reading.

What inspired you to become a psychic and medium?

Helping people is something I enjoy. That may sound kind of general, but it’s why I do what I do. My connection to the spirit world started at a young age, and as I grew older, it grew stronger and stronger.

Could you tell me about your first psychic experience?

My deceased grandfather was the first person I saw. My first encounter with him was when I was 5 years old. Despite the fact that he died before I was born, I felt a connection with him even though I did not know him on a physical level.

Did you feel scared?

There was something comforting about it for me.

When did you realize you wanted to be a psychic and a medium?

My decision to pursue it was based on the fact that it was getting stronger and stronger and that I had other relatives who died who would visit me as well. I was guided into doing this by them.

Originally, I wanted to be a medical professional, such as a psychiatrist, but I felt a stronger pull to this, and it sounded like a good way to help others.

FYI:

Psychic: A person who predicts the past, present, and future of another.
Medium: A person who talks to the dead.

I’m interested in knowing who comes to you for readings.

The range is really wide. There are young people and there are old people. It is mostly women; there are definitely more women than men.

Women outnumber men by how many?

In my experience, I see 90 percent of women.
I guess women and men ask different questions, how do they differ?

Psychic stuff is sometimes viewed more skeptically by men. It’s important to women to know about their past, present, and future, and it’s important to men to communicate with deceased family members.

It’s more common for women to consult me about their love lives and not necessarily about their romantic partners, but about how they can be open to meeting someone new.

If that is the case, I will share not only my prediction, but also how they can achieve it. Their lives can be changed in a number of ways. Often, it’ll be like, “You have to do X, Y, and Z if you want to meet this person I see in your future.”

Are people more likely to ask about their dead loved ones or their future loved ones?

Both, I would say. It’s not that I don’t do psychic stuff, but I’ve become more of a medium in my life.
When going to a psychic, what questions should people avoid?

My advice to people is not to ask about their death, and I don’t really give them information about their death. It is also important for people to keep an open mind because sometimes what you think you need to hear isn’t what you actually need to hear. You need to be open to the possibility of focusing on another area.

To get the most from a reading, what should people do?

Prepare a list of questions before you see the psychic because you might forget what you really wanted to ask. Record or take notes so that you can refer to them later.

Look for someone who’s reputable, maybe someone a friend recommends, but be sure to have a connection with them first. It’s possible for someone to be great for one of your friends, but not so great for you.

And psychics should always be able to tell you something you can verify right away. Almost anyone can make future predictions, but to validate them they should provide some accurate information about the past and present.

What are some of the most common questions you receive?

Most likely, it’s love, as well as wondering why they came to earth, and whether they’re fulfilling their purpose. That sort of thing. As well as pets, health, and members of their family, people ask for information about them.

Myths about mediums and psychics: what are they?

It’s not true that we know and see everything. Knowing exactly what’s going to happen, as if free will doesn’t exist. It is possible that we will miss the mark on our timing. As an example, I might make a prediction, and it might come true, but six months after my reading. Another misconception is that we provide lottery numbers.

Describe your psychic reading experience, what do you see, hear, and feel?

Visions are what I would describe it as. Sometimes I see things, sometimes I feel them, sometimes I know them – just a thought in my mind. I receive it in a variety of ways.

Can you tell me if you see a psychic?

Yes, of course. In the same way that doctors don’t operate on their own hearts. Getting clarity from others is vital.

If one of our readers wanted to get a psychic or medium reading, what would you suggest?

Visit a well-reviewed psychic in your area, maybe recommended by a dear friend, or use a trusted live psychic reading platform. These are quite popular right now but avoid those “machine-like” readings…

For example, there’s a couple of great ones online, one of which I consult with (they won several awards btw): they provide live consultations made by authentic, experienced psychics and mediums some of whom are very good friends of mine.

The world has changed after all, and good psychics & mediums have moved online as well of course.

P.S. This is the platform I personally consult with 🙂

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