Psychic Predictions for 2025: What’s Coming? PART ONE

Welcome to Spirited Straight Talk, the podcast to help you thrive with the help of spirit. I’m Deb Shepherd, psychic medium, spiritual teacher and author. Each week, I bring new insights to help you heal from loss, connect with spirit, and turn setbacks into triumphs. So let’s get started.

Well, 2025 has started. And how are you feeling? Are you ramped up? Feeling good? Feels like you’re in that moment of change or are you in that place of fear? Maybe a little bit of suffering and concerned? Well, welcome to Spirited Straight Talk. And I’m here with my beautiful little wife, Dana Lozano. And she today we’re going to talk about some foresight things that I’m going to see, you know, moving forward for 2025 because people are curious, right.

They want to know.

So she came up with, I don’t know, probably 200 questions, 300 somewhere around there. And I’m going to intuitively connect with my guys, sort of give my insight on that. And see where it goes, where it takes us. So and so I think everybody is should know that Deb is live channeling these answers, that this is not been something that she’s prepared for at all, other than just opening up to the other side in your guides.

Right? So and so 99.9% of my practice is all based on connecting with your guides, connecting with my guides. And I think the other thing to understand about working with your guides, it’s not about giving you predictions. It’s putting things together and giving us some tools of how to deal with exactly what things that are going on in our world.

So tools of what’s coming up is you know how to respond to that. It’s like if I had the ability to get the lottery numbers, things would look different for our life, right? So when people look for predictions, they think we can tell exactly what’s going on. I think if we can look at forecasts, what we look for, people that are that and our investors or people that look for the weather patterns, it’s all where we get our best ideas or predictions to be able to provide people with answers.

Yeah. And that’s that’s the goal today. But your guides are pretty dang cool. Oh, they’re really good. They’re very good. Don’t trust me. But I definitely trust trust that. Yeah. Well, do you want to just dive in? Absolutely. Okay, take me on. All right. I’ve looked through these questions. I think the first one I want to dive into, let’s go deep first, digging deep into the weeds.

So on a global scale, how do you feel that leadership around the world, global leadership is how is that going to shape up with their oh, where are we moving? Are we moving towards more peace, more division? I think there’s a lot of layers to that. My first thought is the countries that have been sort of in the background.

But if you think about Europe, if we think about certain countries that have just kind of done their own thing, they don’t get as involved as our country America, Australia. Yeah. New Zealand. Greenland. Absolutely. All these other places that have been set back and watched us and, and America’s been pretty much that leader of how to manage a lot of things.

But I think because of our new administration things are really changing. And the first kind of hit I got was there might be where they’re going to come into a place of taking their leadership differently and maybe connecting with countries they weren’t as strong with. And I think they’re not going to always, this is what I’m getting right now, not include the USA.

They may decide which is fine. Yeah, they may decide to rally together with their own type of leadership of how they want to present things, because I think with the the U.S. is doing is really becoming more of, I’m going to use the word isolated country. It’s about them. It’s about us and them. Okay. And so I think we’re really separating ourselves from the globe that we used to have been doing for a really long time.

And so change is always hard. Change is very, very difficult. And I do believe that in certain areas of our, our world, we do need change, but it’s how we go about it. Okay. So where I’m being shown right now is that some of these countries that have sort of sat back and watch, they may become more active in their voice of what they want, how they want to continue, what kind of peace do they want to bring, and what are the countries that are struggling or suffering, how they want to participate?

So politically, I think there’s going to be a little bit of shifts and the U.S. may want to pay attention to that a little bit, because we have always been a really strong right hold. We’ve tried to make those big decisions. We’ve always we’ve always been the one that has stepped forward. So other countries are going to participate more equally, I think, well, equally, or they’re gonna they’re going to maybe show up and represent how they want to do things.

So maybe they’ll give us an idea of how to how to work together in a different way, whether we see it or acknowledge it or lean into it or say, it’s a really great idea, I don’t think we’re going to acknowledge that, at least in this administration. But I think it will be good for other countries to have more of a voice for themselves.

Okay. Why not? And I also feel their economics is going to change in a way where they’re not sitting as being more vulnerable. I feel like they’re going to take a lead. To be more visible. Is the word I’m getting okay, well, let’s go there. Okay. For economically, economic and financial shifts, where globally are we U.S. well, let’s go let’s go to the U.S. for

let’s talk about that.

Okay.

The first image I’m getting is almost a breaking point feeling. And I think there’s been economics has been always is a foundation of this country, for sure, in all countries. I think what’s happening is we’re making these major shifts that are we ready for the major shifts. I don’t know if we have the best plan in place to be able to make the major changes.

So, you know, I think there’s a big shock and all kind of thing going on. And for most of us, even though we’re a a drive through society, we are in America for sure, is a country that wants things done quickly. You know, we’re the drive through. Let’s get it done type of thing.

And so with that said, when major changes are made across the globe as this is affecting the world, yeah, people are not sometimes prepared for that.

Right. And that’s when I think people can make some decisions or choices that might not be the best for them, because they’re maybe responding to fear. Yeah. And that knee jerk reaction in the panic. And when we create panic, that’s going to be an issue for a lot of things. I think that creates instant instability. You know, we have some friends that work for the government, several of them, and they’ve all said, you know, there needs to be changes over spending.

There’s you know, and I do agree, I think I do, too. I think with any, any company, any large organization always needs to relook at their finances and see if they’re spending wisely. But when you get it that quickly, in a very short amount of time, I think people are not hitting the easy button. They’re really hitting the panic button.

Yeah. So the economics probably, well, what I’m getting is a vision here is in the next 12 to 18 months, really shaky ground. Just a lot of shake. Like, either people are going to be. Well, we talked about this before. I remember when the pandemic came and everyone was buying toilet paper. There’s that panic. Yeah, I think we’re going to see some of that in the next 12 months for sure.

And there’s show me 18 months before people are going to figure out a new plan. Unfortunately, if people are already suffering, that’s where my concern comes in, because people that are already suffering before a lot