A different way of understanding.
Many people approach mediumship in much the same way. They practise, attend seminars, give sittings, and continue to develop their abilities. Yet there can come a point when it feels as though something is no longer moving forward.
This is not only within mediumship and psychic work, but also within our own personal development. What you experience as a medium does not exist separately from who you are. The way you perceive, interpret and give meaning to an experience is also shaped by your own development as a person.
The “no“ of a recipient.
When a recipient says “no,” it can naturally raise questions. Was the information incorrect? Did I perceive it wrongly?
A “no” does not necessarily mean that what you experienced was wrong. Instead, it can be an invitation to look more deeper: What did you actually perceive? How did you experienced? and what context did you communicate to the recipient?
It is especially in these moments that our awareness is deeper developing moments in which we are invited to look deeper, to refine and reflect our perception, and allow our awareness to develop further, not only of the information being received,
Mediumship is not only about receiving information.
It is about learning to understand your own power and the way in which you allow it to unfold.
Deep within.
The more deeply you come to know yourself, and the more honestly you are willing to look within, the more aware you can become of your own strength, emotions and interpretations. In time, this allows you to understand more clearly what you are truly experiencing and to unfold information with greater clarity and precision.
Mediumship therefore does not develop simply by giving more sittings. It deepens when you begin to explore what you do, what you experience during a sitting, how you interpret the information you receive, and what these experiences reveal about your own spiritual development.
