As a TV Medium and a leading psychic on the hit television series Sensing Murder, Ruth Phillips has seen a lot more than your average person. Ruth Phillips appeared in the premiere episode of the hit program Sensing Murder, which recently started airing on TV2.
It was about eighteen months ago, that Deni visited clairvoyant-medium Ruth Phillips for a reading, seeking amongst other things some career advice. Deni heard about Ruth through a stage manager at Rove Live. On her way into the studio, Deni saw a spiritual presence lurking in a props area outside the studio.
Ruth’s aunt explained that the man across the road had died, and that he wouldn’t be around anymore. He explained that people were crying because they couldn’t see him anymore. But Ruth could see him. “I can remember thinking everyone was crazy because the old man was at his window watching the procession too.”
Ruth Wilson is a flight attendant. She is also a psychic. And, like the child in the film Sixth Sense, she discovered her “gift” at a very young age when she found she could “see” dead people. Self-confessed cynic Liz van den Nieuwenhof found herself most unsettled when Wilson revealed things she really didn’t want to know.
Plucky TV personality Louise Crawford was seriously spooked recently when a long-dead boy suddenly appeared and sat on her lap. The almost unbelievable happened when
Ruth Wilson, stewardess and psychic has talked to more than her fair share of dead people – especially as the psychic for Channel Ten’s Scream Test.
Being a Clairvoyant means that my strongest psychic gift is that of psychic vision, i.e. I see clearly into other “dimensions” including the environment into which we “pass” when we exit this physical existence. In fact, I can describe the type of person I’m “seeing”, many of their personality and physical traits that they possessed when alive, their relationship to my client, and quite often their manner of passing.
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