Mediumship is the ability to sense, perceive, or communicate with the spirit world. For some, this awareness appears naturally through feelings, impressions, images, or inner knowing. For others, it unfolds gradually through intuition, sensitivity, and spiritual awareness. Mediumship is not about spectacle — it’s about connection, compassion, and understanding.
In this section, you’ll find thoughtful articles exploring what mediumship is, how it’s experienced, and how spirit communication is commonly perceived. These guides are written to help you understand mediumistic awareness in a grounded, respectful way, without fear or exaggerated claims.
Here you’ll explore:
What mediumship is and how it differs from intuition
Common signs of mediumistic awareness
How spirit communication is often experienced
Emotional and energetic sensitivity explained
Grounding, protection, and balance for those who are sensitive
Mediumship experiences can be subtle, personal, and deeply meaningful. The articles in this category focus on awareness, emotional wellbeing, and spiritual understanding — helping you make sense of experiences while staying centred, supported, and empowered.
Browse the posts below to explore mediumship from a calm, compassionate perspective that honours both spiritual curiosity and personal balance.
What happens after death is a question that usually isn’t asked casually. It tends to surface during grief, moments of quiet reflection, or after an experience that feels too meaningful to dismiss. From a medium’s perspective, the afterlife is not…
Can You See Spirits? Common Signs to Look For. People who can see spirits often notice subtle signs such as sudden temperature changes, gentle sensations of touch, familiar scents, or a strong emotional presence. These experiences are usually calm, meaningful, and comforting rather than frightening. If you sense these signs repeatedly, it may indicate spiritual sensitivity rather than imagination.
Wondering if that feather, dream, or song was a message from Spirit, or just your mind? Learn the difference between signs from Spirit and imagination, and start trusting your intuition today.
Do spirits know about the future? We're about to embark on a journey that will take us through the veil and into the realm of the Spiritworld.
When a medium delivers predictions, it’s not about foretelling a single, locked-in outcome. Instead, they’re tuning into the dominant energy around a situation—what’s most likely to happen if things continue along their current path.
People don’t change when they transcend into Spirit—they remain the same loving soul you once knew, only without a physical body. Some choose to step forward as Spirit guides, offering you comfort, wisdom, and direction from beyond the veil. Learning how to connect with your Spirit guides opens the door to a lifetime of guidance and reassurance that you are never walking this journey alone.
Some psychic mediums can predict future events through their intuitive gifts. While the future is fluid and ever-changing, they may offer potential outcomes based on their insights. When you change your course of action or pathway, you change your destiny.
Spirit guides—those gentle guardians of the soul, ever-present and ever-patient. They are not figments of imagination, but ancient allies who exist in the liminal spaces between thought and dream, energy and form.
Spirit constantly guides us, reminding us that we’re not alone. Spirit has always found creative ways to get our attention. Whether through dreams, gut feelings, or that suspiciously well-timed song on the radio.
Walk around Cassadaga, and you'll sense all kinds of spiritual energy, vortexes, ley lines, etc. The town welcomes all, and self-exploration is encouraged. Be sure to drop by and spend at least a day or so next time you visit Orlando or Daytona Beach.
explore the deeply transformative practice of transfiguration mediumship. It is not for the faint of heart. This profound art requires unwavering dedication, extensive practice, and unshakable trust in one's spirit guides and gatekeepers.