Self-Proclaimed Witch with Incurable Illness Invites People to Summon Her Ghost After She Dies

Oct. 24, 2014 - PRLog -- Alexandra Chauran of Issaquah, Washington has written over a dozen books about fortune telling and witchcraft. Halloween is not spooky to her, it’s a way of life. Talking to ghosts, spirits of ancestors and friends is something that she finds heartwarming rather than scary. So much is this subject near and dear to her heart that she wrote How to Talk to Me After I’m Gone, a book that is a crash course in spirit communication, an instructional on how to be a talkative ghost after death, and an entreaty to contact Chauran after she herself dies.

   Chauran suffers from Polycystic Kidney Disease, an incurable genetic illness that can only be treated with dialysis and kidney transplant. Chauran wrote her book believing that she can come back as a friendly ghost after death. It’s her hope that this belief system will catch on, and make every Halloween a reunion time with friends and family that have passed away. Happy Halloween!

  Alexandra Chauran is a fortune teller at Earthshod.com serving clients in the greater Seattle area and beyond. Many books have been published by Chauran, including a handbook of cures for black magic called Have You Been Hexed? and a guidebook for fortune tellers called The Ethics & Responsibilities of Being a Psychic. Published by Llewellyn Worldwide, How to Talk to Me After I’m Gone is available for pre-order on Amazon and everywhere that books are sold and will be officially released in print, e-book and audiobook format on December 8^th, 2014. A traditionalist Wiccan, Chauran practices witchcraft as a part of her religion. Chauran is currently a doctoral student, a certified counselor, and holds a Masters in Teaching from Seattle University.