Anisha Zo is an experienced evidential medium, soul guide, and singer-songwriter whose work is rooted in love, loss, resilience, sensitivity, and the wonders of consciousness.
Through mediumship, soul guidance, and Soul Song Medicine, Anisha offers you grounded support in your navigation through loss, grief, transition, spiritual awakening, the challenges of being human, the callings of the soul and the deeper questions about the meaning of life. Anisha’s work helps people connect to the eternal fields of energy within them and around them, to loved one’s in spirit, their higher self, their soul guides and helps them remember that the most powrful force of life is Love and that it is eternal and unconditional and connects us with those we love across the veil, across dimensions.
About Anisha Zo and her soul work
You are a miracle, a creation that came to be with a one in four hundred trillion chance of doing so. There is no one exactly like you, and nor will there ever be. Living you is what you came here to do, not perfectly, but authentically. We are each an essential part of the whole of life. As we attune to the Field of energy within us and the wider field of creation that connects us all, I want you to come to know the wonder of you, to be able to attune to and trust your inner wisdom and your guidance within you and the field of creation. We all have unqiue ways to perceive and experience the Fields of energy…I help you find yours .
Anisha’s credentials’s - Experienced Evidential Psychic Medium, Masters in Transpersonal Psychology and Consciousness, 2023, Atlantic University. Certified Spiritual Hypnotist, 2018, Atlantic University. Shamanic Healing Arts Practitioner (Certification 2025, from Shaman College), Reiki Master (2019), Student of Arthur Findley College of Psychic Science, Essex England, 2014, 2015. Mentoring with International Medium and Spirit Artist, Joe Shiel. Professional Evidential Medium 2012-present. Anisha worked in Boise Idaho from 2012 to 2022 and went by the name Kerry Ryan. Anisha Zo is now her legal and professional name.
Kevin’s Story
In loving memory of my son, Kevin Nicholas Kuhn (1986-2012), whose creativity, original thought and love for all living creatures, brought me wonder and joy, and whose consciousness after his passing, guided me through my profound grief, and into life again.
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When Kevin was a boy and then a teenager, it was an iguana that occupied his shoulders, first Smeagle and then Blurn. Kevin’s room as a boy was home to blue gil and alligator lizards, newts, hamsters and rats…and of course our dog Baggins slept on his bed each night.
Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, were Kevin’s favorite books. He found much meaning for life in their pages and almost all of his animals were named for the characters. Kevin loved playing video games and felt at home in the worlds that the games invited him into. He had an ability to focus his mind deeply. He was good at chess and at writing stories and loved to talk about profound subjects, such as multiple universes and life on other planets. He was quietly and deeply spiritual.
Kevin began a battle with addiction at the age of 14 and lost the war on March 23, 2012. He left his son, his wife, his brother, his sister, his mom and dad, his grandparents and aunts and uncles and many friends.
Kevin loved to be there for those who needed someone to listen. He was always sensitive to the person in the room who was feeling lonely and would make sure he talked with them and helped them feel comfortable. He was ahead of his family in his knowing and seeing of realities and dimensions beyond what most perceive. Immediately following his passing, his spirit taught us that there is much more to reality than we think.
On his headstone we engraved this quote from Lord of the Rings…
“The world is indeed full of peril, and in it there are many dark places; but still there is much that is fair, and though in all lands love is now mingled with grief, it grows perhaps the greater.” – JRR Tolkien
If Kevin’s spirit could share a wisdom from his short life, I believe it would be to give everyone a chance, to see the good in each person and each critter, and know that sometimes in the humblest of lives and the smallest of packages are the biggest of spirits and Gold, pure gold.