What Mediumship Means To Me.

Welcome to my first blog J.

Over the coming months and years I intend to write about many spiritual subjects. They will be based on my experiences and the people I meet as these form our philosophies and principles. I hope you will find it thought provoking and interesting.

Within each of us there is a spirit or soul if you prefer. This spirit is pure energy, it has no boundaries other than that of our physical body. When we pass to the world of light we are just losing that which restricts us, our bodies. Consider our bodies as a vehicle which transports us while we are living a physical experience. When we move to the other side our memories stay with us as does our love for the people that are left behind. Love is eternal and so are our spirits, it never dies, it can’t because it comes from the divine source which created everything.

I have so often heard about organisations that state the job of a medium is to prove that life is eternal and while I agree that this is part of what we do I feel that it is only a small part. Mediumship for me is all about healing, it is the first line of healing. Many people will come to see a medium when their lives are in chaos, quite often the medium is the last hope. For a person to be able leave the medium feeling that there is hope, feeling that they can cope and feeling that they can improve their lives, there is no greater gift. Mediumship isn’t the answer but it is certainly part of the solution.

So what it is like being a medium? It’s not all about love and light, you become more sensitive, things that wouldn’t bother you in the past now hurt and the pain runs deep. You can become more vulnerable and more insecure but the positives by far outweigh the negatives. Imagine a beautiful sunrise in stunning warm climates, the joy felt at the birth of a new child, the amazement felt about a stunning piece of art or the peace felt while sitting under a tree looking at rolling countryside, that is what mediumship is about and that is what mediumship means to me. It’s beautiful.