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Mediumship
PROCESS OF MEDIUMSHIP
Mediumship is a interesting process considering we have little to no control on the outcome of each session.
Each reading is unique and has it's own special and personal earmarkings.
No , psychic medium reading is alike and you will not experience it in the same way even twice.
Mediums are as almost as varied as their readings. Each carrying their own unique style into the work.
But there are some constants in mediumship that you should be made aware of.
VALIDATION : True mediumship seeks validation from the spirits that come through.
There are many ways for a spirit to validate who they are to you. You, being the person that is recieving the reading and desireing the contact.
In mediumship circles the person or persons being read for are know as the sitter or sitters .
You, as the sitter have a very special job during a reading .
By your personal knowledge or through the personal knowledge of others known to the spirit you can validate or invalidate certain information that comes froth as the result of a medium reading .
Some of this information can be validated during the course of a reading
While some information may require validation after the reading with friends or other family members whom are privy to this certain info.
Here are some examples of ways in which a spirit may try to validate who they are :
Sometimes the medium will get the names very clearly or just the initial. Also the spirit's personality traits may be described.
Most spirits are willing to show how they passed to the medium .
Often spirits will give important dates of reference to further validate themselves.
They have been known to mention other family members. Sometimes calling them by name .
They have also been known to mention a recent event even if small in your current life or other family members lifes to show awareness of the here and now and their spiritual presence at the event.
They have been known to show past events.
They have even been known show their favorite flower , book , song or any favorite from their life or even yours.
And just to surprise us. They have even been known to find some really unique way of validating themselves that we probly have not even thought of yet.
All in all . the spirit may choose to use any of the above methods or even none of them.
But they will find a way to validate themselves.
Sometimes a sitter will hold out for a specific validation that they asked the spirit for in advance.
Sometimes this method works but also alot of times it doesn't .
That is why it is very important not to place any preconcieved expectations on the reading .
If you get your special validation great and if you do not , just know that it is not allways possible.
That is just the way things are !
It is a good idea during a medium reading to take notes or even tape record the reading.
Because you will want some kind of record of information recieved. And you will not want to depend on memory to help you sort out the information later .
One reason is because medium readings can have a overwelming effect initially and you would most likely forget more than you remembered.
Although medium readings have become a more common practice these days because of such mainline psychic names as John Edward , Slyvia Browne , James Van Praagh .
Please do not dismiss the specialness of having this wonderful form of contact.
A medium reading is and always should be considered a special event in a person's life.
Because within this most wonderful process we call psychic mediumship you recieve the most important validation of all .
YOU ARE AN ETERNAL SPIRIT !
Namaste,
Deborah Anna
What To Expect From A Medium Reading
If you are not familiar with what a medium is or what mediumship is about this is a good place to start .The article on this page explains some of the basic principals of mediumship and what you should expect during any medium reading .
Deborah Anna is a Psychic Medium & Reiki Master
She is the website Founder of Psychic Insights Community
THE WAYS WE GRIEVE
BY SAM OLIVER
Have you ever noticed the way people grieve? There seems to be those who grieve from an ego perspective, and those who grieve from an integrative perspective.
To some degree, you will notice a little of ego and integrative responses in the process of letting go. We live in a society where being able to become independent is necessary to exist in the world. From the moment we are born, we are observed by the medical society and our parents. We are watched to see how we are developing. It is important that we learn to crawl, to walk, to be potty trained, to learn to speak, and you know the rest.Each of these developmental stages of growth enables us to live independently in this world. Our ego finds new confidence each step of the way. We begin forget we are brought into this world by a power greater than and selves. And thus, self-centeredness takes such a stronghold within our psyche we are convinced that what we are in more real than anything else. Then, it happens. We experience loss. Something beyond our control reminds us there is a world in us that doesn't match the one outside us. There is more to living in this world than our own needs, wants, and desires. This new identity allows our self-centered ego to relate to a much grandeur world. The movement from the world lives inside us. It is an integrative process.
1. Grieving through the Ego.
This kind of grief is found in these words: "life begins and ends here," "life will never be the same," "my life is over." Although there are elements of truth to these statements, there is a limited worldview attached to them. They are statements people use to express their ego needs no longer being met due to the loss that takes away from them a part of their world.
When I hear the voice of ego grief in a profound way, I realize I am dealing with someone attached to the world of form. The ability to become abstract enough to find hope beyond this world in their relationships is challenged by the death of a loved one. In doing so, the deceased loved one becomes a pathway into the soul of those in ego grief.
2. Grieving through the Integrative process.
You may hear these words in this path to grief: "life is different," "my loved one is in a better place," "I will be O.K." Do you hear how these statements reflect a sense of knowing their loved one's body is gone, but their spirit will remain in their heart? This type of grieving allows a person to have a sense of knowing. It is a knowing that only the body is dead. The relationship with a deceased loved one remains in place. It may even be such a connection in soul that some feel closer to their loved one than when they were alive in physical form.
To be known as we are truly known is not an afterlife experience. To be fully human and fully divine is one of the best kept secrets we all pretend we are not aware of until the afterlife. There is no afterlife. We came from eternity and to eternity we return. When we let go of the notion that eternity begins at death, we are free to utilize eternal resources to help us live in the here and now.
The instant we realize we live in the world AND the world lives inside of us reveals a sense of awe. The world and our part in it have neither beginning nor an end. This integration from individual awareness to collective awareness carries within it hopes. It is the hope in knowing that all belong to an unending stream of consciousness. As humans, we have predictable stages of development indicating where we are in human maturity.
As we age, our psyche or our soul integrates its being from individual awareness to universal awareness. The journey into eternal awareness allows a sense of hope beyond the sense to withstand grief. Eternal Awareness integrates the self into the Universal knowing that the power which leads us into the world knows how to take us home.
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