Translated from German using AI, please excuse any errors.
What does it mean to live between two worlds? Pascal Voggenhuber, one of the most renowned spiritual mediums in the German-speaking world, opens up about his extraordinary journey that began at just three years old when he first saw a deceased person in his family home.
With refreshing honesty and his trademark down-to-earth approach, Pascal shares how he navigated childhood with "transparent friends" (spirit guides), survived a serious car accident at age 10 that introduced him to spiritual healing, and eventually abandoned his acting career to fully embrace his mediumistic abilities. His story isn't just about supernatural experiences—it's about finding purpose and, most importantly, happiness along an unconventional path.
The conversation takes fascinating turns as Pascal reveals his work with Swiss police solving murder cases, explains why he stopped giving individual readings despite an eight-year waiting list, and discusses the emotional toll of regularly communicating with the deceased. His insights challenge common assumptions about the afterlife, as he shares that in thousands of communications, he's never encountered a spirit who wasn't at peace.
Perhaps most surprising is Pascal's life philosophy: despite authoring 16 bestselling books and achieving remarkable professional success, his ultimate goal remains beautifully simple—"I just want to be happy." This perspective offers a refreshing counterpoint to the notion that spiritual practitioners must have lofty, mystical ambitions.
Whether you're a spiritual seeker, curious skeptic, or somewhere in between, this conversation invites you to consider how we might all bridge the visible and invisible aspects of existence. What would change if you approached your own spiritual journey with Pascal's blend of discipline, authenticity, and joy?
