Lindsay has always been a powerful, multidimensional, multi-hyphenate creator, sharing her gifts with the world through connection and healing. However, this may be her wisest and most accomplished gift to date. Combining her talents and willingness to engage with humanity has produced a beautiful and heartbreaking book, in its truth and simplicity. The book’s simple wisdom and truths are incredibly brave. What could easily be missed in Lindsay’s gentle delivery is the scope of her knowledge. Mann has deeply studied spirituality and esoteric themes, offering a thoughtful reflection and synthesis of what she’s learned from the living. In an age when people seek information but want to maintain images of perfection, a book that presents profound human lessons and truths with kindness, wisdom, and transparency could not be more timely.

At times, Mornings with the Dead reads like a diary of a Medium getting to gossip with the dead, which is fascinating in its own right. Lindsay, with her mastery of the Akashic Records, provides us with lessons to contemplate, not just sensational stories to enjoy. The way all of this is presented — without judgment, with great compassion, and skilled writing — makes for a book I read in one sitting and stayed with me for days. Mornings with the Dead offers reflection on presence, and if we are willing to answer the call and say yes to our purpose, great things can happen—whether living or dead.

— Anna Toonk, How to Be Human Pod