Summary of "Cette Médium Me RÉVÈLE Ce Qui Nous Attend Vraiment en 2026"

Overview

This is an intimate, often emotional interview with Sandrine Perrera — known as the “Angel Medium.” She explains how she became a medium, how the spirit of her uncle José guides her, and why she feels compelled to warn and protect people. The conversation mixes personal anecdotes, demonstrations of her method, practical advice, and ethical reflections, plus big-picture predictions about France and the world.

Highlights and memorable moments

Origin and early experiences
- Sandrine’s mediumship began in childhood, intensified in her teens, and matured when she began hearing “Uncle José” in her kitchen — described as a clear voice with an echo that sometimes interrupted daily life.
- A quirky family remedy: her stepmother supposedly slipped a clove of garlic (and sugar) into her bra strap to ward off an unwanted spirit.
- Her ex-husband’s blunt reaction: “Are you stupid or what?”
How guidance arrives
- Messages from José can come at any time (even 4 a.m.), sometimes compelling Sandrine to approach strangers in the street; she says she rarely refuses him.
- She alternates between light moments and raw confessions about trauma, healing and purpose during these episodes.
Ethics, approach and free will
- Sandrine avoids gratuitous alarmism. If she senses a death, she prefers to warn people so they can spend time with loved ones.
- As a trained psychologist, she tailors how she frames bad news and is mindful of the listener’s emotional state.
- She believes an overall outline of life is written, but people can choose different routes within it — illustrated by her “Chanel vs Dior” job example (different likely outcomes for different choices).
Concrete readings and interventions
- On-air hints: Sandrine gives suggestions about Réy’s father (relief tied to work/finances in mid-February) and mentions a family kidney issue linked to a treatment.
- She says she helped protect a man named “Jonathan,” saving him from a predicted death in March 2025.
World and political predictions
- José told her that 2026–2027 will bring serious turmoil: economic crisis, civil unrest, weapons in the streets, a major political upheaval (she insists she doesn’t see the French president finishing the term), attacks on landmarks, and a new virus-related episode.
- She foresees improvement beginning in 2028.
Mission, charity and outreach
- Sandrine does pro bono work for vulnerable people, is writing a book, and undertakes pilgrimages.
- She feels commissioned to help humanity “in a gracious way.”

Personal history and emotional confessions

Sandrine reveals she survived rape/incest as a teenager, filed a complaint, and underwent therapy.
She lost her father (on September 1) and had a grandson born days later — she links suffering to her sense of mission and speaks about needing to forgive to fully access her power.
These experiences deepen her commitment to protecting others and inform the ethical lens through which she practices.

Tone and reactions

The interview mixes warmth and vulnerability. Host Réy listens empathetically while Sandrine alternates calm, practical explanations with tears and laughter.
A recurring gentle humor runs through the interview about José being bossy and insistent.
The most affecting moments are Sandrine’s discussions of trauma, forgiveness, and her responsibility toward those she protects.

“Uncle José” comes across as a clear, echoing, insistent presence — sometimes described with affectionate humor as bossy and impossible to ignore.

People mentioned

Sandrine Perrera (Angel Medium) — guest, medium, psychology coach
Réy — host/interviewer
Uncle José — the guiding spirit Sandrine channels
Briefly referenced: ex-husband, father, Nathalie and Jonathan (clients), Serge (current partner)

Practical bits and calls to action

Sandrine asks listeners to subscribe (she notes the channel grew after she did).
She provides contact information during the interview (Angel Medium on social platforms and a phone number) for those who want to reach her.
Closing reflections: when asked about a fulfilling life, she emphasizes inner peace; her advice to her younger self is to be truthful.