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Light of Brian is the website of Beth Berry, a psychic medium who offers psychic and mediumship readings. The site explains what a reading with her involves, describes the types of readings available, shares client testimonials, and provides scheduling information. It also includes background on Beth and an explanation of mediumship itself.
Who runs the site
Beth Berry is the psychic medium behind Light of Brian. According to the site's About section, she was born in York, PA, and the website is named after her brother Brian, who was killed on Christmas Day 1997. She states that his death spurred her into her psychic medium abilities.
What the site covers
The site is organized around a few main areas:
- About Your Reading — how Beth conducts psychic medium readings and what to expect during a session
- Psychic Medium Readings — information about readings, including how long they last, pricing, and how to get in touch
- What Is Mediumship — an explanation of what mediumship is and how it works
- Client Testimonials — feedback from people who have had readings
- Healing Connections Blog — posts on topics such as group spirit readings and updates
- Scheduling — the page used to arrange and pay for a reading
Types of readings offered
The site lists three formats:
| Reading type | Details from the site |
|---|---|
| Group psychic readings | Described as fun; with 8–10 people, usually everyone gets a reading. Cost is $500 for 1½ hours if local. Travel requires a higher fee. Interested people are asked to call. |
| In-person psychic readings | By appointment; Beth does these in her home office. Visitors are told to bring a phone so they can record the reading. |
| Psychic medium phone readings | After payment, Beth emails the number to call at the appointment time so she can record the reading. The site instructs you to pay first, then call to schedule. |
How to get a reading
The site's own instructions for a phone reading are: go to the payment page and make your payment, then call to schedule your reading. For in-person readings, it says to call to make an appointment. Group readings also require a phone call to express interest.
One practical note repeated on the site: bring or arrange a way to record your session. For phone readings, Beth records the reading for you; for in-person readings, you're asked to bring your phone.
What to expect
The site points readers to its "About Your Reading" page for a description of how Beth does her readings and what to expect. Client testimonials give a sense of the experience — one quoted client describes a reading as "very moving" and says Beth mentioned things the client had never told anyone. The site also answers common questions through its Q&A and "What is Mediumship" pages.
If you're considering a reading, the site's own sequence is: read about how readings work, review the reading types and pricing, then pay and schedule by phone.