Angel Mediumship
It is the practice of purportedly mediating communication between spirits of the dead and living human beings.
Practitioners are known as “mediums” … Psychic Mediums act as a bridge of communication between people on Earth and with the spirits of those who have passed on. Because most become aware of this extraordinary abilities at a young age, they have spent their lives harnessing it.
For them, it is an act of love for their fellow human beings to connect them with friends and family members who are no longer with them.
How do Mediums Communicate with Deceased Loved Ones?
After our loved ones pass, their souls vibrate at a much higher frequency than they did in life. Since everything in the Universe vibrates at a specific frequency, Mediums can tap into this current to connect for a reading.
During this time, your advisor makes contact with your loved one in this realm by raising their vibration just enough to align frequencies. This is a delicate process, and because of it, a specific loved one may not always come through during your reading. This could be due to where your loved one is in the process of transitioning to the afterlife, or because other ancestral energies are tuning in stronger with an important message for you.
When Should you Speak to Someone Who is Gone?
If you’re hoping to connect with a loved one who has passed on, it’s important that you are in an emotionally balanced state before and during the call so that the Medium has the best chance to tune into your energy field and that of the person you are trying to reach without the disturbance of highly charged emotions.
Be sure that when you call, you are far enough into your personal grieving process to be centered for the reading. This varies from person to person so there really is no set time one must wait before seeking help.
What differentiates a medium from a psychic or clairvoyant?
The distinction between mediums, psychics, and clairvoyants can be confusing. In fact, many believe the terms are interchangeable, but that is not the case.
“Mediums are able to raise their vibration high enough to connect to the other side.
“Psychics have the ability to give information about the past, the present, or even the future, but not deliver messages from the other side.
We know what our five senses are—sight, hearing, taste, touch, and smell. But we have another sense that is equally as real as the other five.
Sixth sense, psychic ability, or our intuition, this is the gut feeling or hunch you have that you cannot logically explain. Everyone is psychic to some degree or another, but not everyone is a medium.
“Clairs” receive stronger messages overall, i.e. clairvoyants are clear seeing, clairaudients are clear hearing, and clairsentients are clear feeling.
Lets elaborate:
Mental mediumship: this form of mediumship utilizes the mind—the intuitive mind, not the rational or logical part. This type of mental mediumship falls into several distinct types which are described as:
- Clairsentience (clear feeling)
- Clairvoyant (clear vision)
- Clairaudient (clear hearing)
- Clairempathy (clear emotion)
- Clairgustance (clear tasting)
- Clairscent (clear smelling)
- Clairtangency (clear touching)
In my work, I most often utilize the abilities of clairsentience and clairaudient. In order to attune to the thoughts and feelings of spirit, I raise my vibrations higher through meditation and, in turn, spirit has to lower its vibrations somewhat.
Physical mediumship:
In physical mediumship, the actual physical body is used to obtain information from spirit.
Trance mediumship
someone who goes into a trance state to relay messages from the other side. It is another type of physical medium.
Where mental mediumship generally involves communication experienced only by the medium, physical mediumship is evident to all those around the medium. Involving the manipulation of physical systems and energies, physical mediumship can include levitation, auto writing, the moving of tables or other objects.
Physical mediumship was an important part of the Spiritualist movement in the late eighteenth/early nineteenth centuries.
