Hi, I'm Jasmien Gerits
and I'm an evidential medium.
I help people connect with their loved ones in spirit.
Because how profoundly beautiful is it to hear from them once more—to experience that they are still so very close to us?
I understand that the passing of a loved one brings a rollercoaster of emotions. You may feel abandoned and powerless.
Perhaps you didn’t get to say goodbye in the way you had hoped, and there are still so many things you wish you could say. Or maybe you simply want to know how they are now and how they continue to watch over your life.
You may doubt or not fully believe it yet, and perhaps you’re afraid that no connection will come through. But what if it does? What might they want to share with you?
“It only takes one person to change your life—
, you.”
I understand your doubts. I asked myself the same questions when I was 9 and lost my grandfather.
I remember it as if it were yesterday...
My mother came to pick me up from school and gently told me that Grandpa was dying. We all saw it coming, but suddenly it felt frighteningly close... soon I would never see my grandfather again. My mother told me that it was better not to visit Grandpa anymore because he was too sick. I spontaneously flew into a rage because I still had so much I wanted to say to my dear grandfather. How could they take that away from me?!
My grandfather... my hero
After some discussion, it was decided that I could see him one more time. That evening, I sat down at my grandfather's bedside, sent everyone out of the room, and told him everything I wanted to say. From gratitude for being my grandfather and reminiscing about memories to how much I loved him. Even though he could no longer speak and his eyes were mostly closed, I felt that he could hear me.
It was time to go home. I gave my dear grandfather one last kiss and stood at the foot of his bed to look at him one last time. His eyes were clearly open at that moment, and with his last ounce of strength, he raised his trembling hand and waved to me. It was the moment when we both knew: "This was the last time, this was it"...
The start of a new life
… or maybe not.
The days, weeks, and months passed, but it felt as if he hadn't left. I felt, heard, and saw him every time I closed my eyes.
From that moment on, I continued to talk to him as if it were the most natural thing in the world. I always had my hero and best friend close to me. He was my rock and my support when things weren't going well with my peers.
The loss of my grandfather was a real eye-opener for me. Throughout my teenage years, I had many moments of realization, but there was also a lot of doubt and fear.
Slowly, the pieces of the puzzle began to fall into place. I realized that I looked at things in life differently and discovered that I had a talent that could help others. This marked the beginning of an amazing adventure, with the necessary ups and downs, in which I learned to deal with fears and uncertainties. It was the start of my development as a medium.
My growth as a medium
I took various courses in the Netherlands and England, because there was no one in Belgium who could help me. I felt completely at home in those courses. I had an insatiable thirst for knowledge and gained a wealth of experience. It gave me an incredibly good feeling about my mediumship and about myself as a person. Whereas my talent had made me so uncertain about my life in my youth, it now gave me the feeling that I could (and was allowed to!) make a difference in the lives of others.
It was like coming home.
My mediumship has since grown into a professional passion that I share with the whole world because it is a message of hope, comfort, and insight that we desperately need.
From coming home to offering a home
It didn’t take long before I began meeting people in my sittings who, just like me, sensed the world in a slightly ‘different’ way. Seeing them doubt themselves and hearing them say, “I’m too sensitive,” was deeply confronting. It brought me back to how lonely and misunderstood I had once felt, yet it also reminded me of the profound joy I experienced when I finally met people who understood me and offered real insight. With their support and guidance, I was able to turn my greatest challenge—my ‘oversensitivity’—into my greatest gift.
Out of gratitude arose the need and motivation to do the same for others. Thus, the idea for a school was born, and in 2016, I founded Mediumcollege. Since then, it has grown into a true meeting place where empathy is a must and being 'different' is a strength. A center where, together with colleagues, I guide students every day to turn their aptitude into expertise. All this with only one goal: to help students turn their talent into a gift for others and together create a wonderful ripple effect to make the world even more beautiful.
Because imagine this:
- How would it change us if we all realised that life does not end with the physical body—that our loved ones in Spirit still watch over us, continue to guide us, and are only a single thought away?
- What positive impact could this realization have on our lives?
- How could this transform our lives for the better?
And what would your life look like then?