The12th Collective

Working with Holly has genuinely shifted something in me.

My sessions with her were actually gifted to me by a friend who had met Holly along the way, worked with her herself, and felt a strong sense that I would benefit from meeting with her too. In hindsight, there is something that feels very much like kismet about that, because I didn't go searching for this experience. In a way, it found me.

I've now done a pet reading, a full mediumship reading, a tarot reading, and a numerology report with her, and I somehow ended up with stacks and stacks of pages filled with things that stopped me in my tracks.

Not vague things. Not things easily guessed from social media or casual conversation. Hyper-specific details about people, relationships, experiences, private thoughts, and pieces of my life that I simply do not talk about publicly, and in some cases barely talk about at all. Again and again, Holly brought them forward confidently, beautifully, and with a kind of meaning and context that felt impossible to dismiss.

I came into this willing to be open, but I didn't expect it to become such a meaningful part of my healing. I didn't expect for someone to say something to me and for the tears to just fall because of how close to my heart the message was.

There is something incredibly comforting about allowing yourself to consider that maybe the world is bigger and stranger and more connected than what we learned in science class. Maybe consciousness isn't as simple as we understand it. Maybe love and connection don't disappear just because someone does. Maybe some of the chaos eventually reveals a pattern that can help create security.

Or maybe you don't believe any of that. Holly never made me feel like I needed to. What she did was create a space where I could explore those possibilities with curiosity, warmth, and zero pressure.

Through our readings, setting up an altar, talking about signs and connection, and simply giving myself permission to wonder, I have found myself processing loss differently. I feel more connected than empty. I feel less afraid of the unknown. And somehow, I feel more able to trust that even the parts of life that have felt impossibly tragic might still hold meaning.

Holly also just has an incredible way about her. She is warm, grounded, thoughtful, funny, and deeply respectful of the emotional weight of what she does. Nothing about the experience felt theatrical or transactional. It was personal and sacred without ever becoming overly serious or inaccessible.

I'm genuinely grateful for her, for the things that came through that no one could have known, for the friend who somehow knew to put this experience in my path, and for the kismet of it all.

Like I said, be open to a world of possibilities that may not have been presented to you in science class. Or don't.

But if some part of you is curious, grieving, searching, wondering, or simply willing to ask "what if?", I cannot recommend Holly enough.