When loss turns into mediumship.
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When loss turns into mediumship.
Much of the world’s finest mediumship is the result of personal loss.
Much of the world’s finest mediumship is the result of personal loss.
Great mediumship emerges when someone has intimate experience of both the absence of a person’s physical body, and the continued presence of their transcendent self. Mediumship abilities are realized in one who has loved deeply, grieved bitterly, and has experienced the storm of bereavement, only to discover that when the wind and wailing ceased, the love they shared with the spirit person is somehow still standing.
Have you noticed a connection between the passing of a particular loved one and experiencing enhanced ‘abilities’?
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When loss turns into mediumship.
Absolutely! I’m grateful to hear you draw the connection between bereavement and mediumship. I’ve always been fairly open and have had varying kinds of access between realms throughout my life, but when I lost my father and shortly thereafter my mother, the doors flung wide open. The difference I experience from before the losses to after are that now I feel I am able to turn the dial up or down. I felt instruction on how to open the doors at will and allow communication to come through me. I also experience physical blockages when I don’t open the ‘spirit’ door often enough..and then as soon as I make space for it, other things in my body or life release and begin to flow again. But yes, a major rite-of-passage was instigated by death.
Yes, after losing a baby. I had a profound experience after that which I now realise was me connecting with that baby's soul x