I have dependably trusted we can interface with our higher selves, guides and angels and those on the other side. I have dependably trusted the main contrast between you and I is that I trust I can do this and you don’t trust you can. So how about we change that!
First of all, we talk to our dear departed ones all the time. They do hear us. And, they communicate back to us. It’s hearing back from them and listening to the way they talk to us that really matters. When we understand and hear their messages we can be greatly calmed and happy knowing they are around us. Developing this listening skill is pretty easy. It is what mediums do and it takes two ingredients: belief and time.
The most basic skill you can have is the simple belief that you are intuitive, psychic and can connect with those loved ones that have crossed over. If you struggle with believing this statement, good luck in developing your skills. It will not happen without it. Belief in yourself and in the fact that you too, have medium ability, is the number one thing required in developing and using it. The second skill is repetition, and that means practice over time.
So, how do you begin developing your own skills as a medium? Follow this simple, three-step process:
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Find the time.
It’s all about a few minutes a day, every day. Put aside 10 quiet minutes a day. Get a candle of any color. Many people prefer white. Light it. Sit in front of it. Relax. Close your eyes. Still your mind and ask to connect with God. Sit quietly and still for as long as you wish or can. It is the quiet and the stillness you want to experience.
- Develop your five senses.
Yes, the more heightened your physical senses become the better your psychic abilities become. Pay attention to taste, sight, hearing, touch and smell. Take 5 minutes each day and use each one in a quiet space. Really pay attention and notice things with each sense you never did. As you heighten your sensory awareness it heightens your extra sensory awareness too.
- Light your candle.
Go inside to your quiet space, and ask to have a loved one come forward. Relax. Let whatever comes through for you come through. It sounds silly, but it is as easy as relaxing and believing what you feel, hear or see. When you are finished write it down in a journal. It is important you document what you experience because you can refer to it later when it is confirmed as a real experience by you, others or your dreams. This provides confirmation that what you are experiencing is real.
Using these very simple, basic steps are how many of the mediums that work professionally began their work and training. You will not only be able to talk to your loved ones on the other side, you’ll hear what they have to say to you too and feel their comfort and their energy around you. They are never gone; they are just in a different form.
The article’s approach to mediumship as a skill that can be developed through belief and practice is an interesting perspective. It breaks down the process into manageable steps, which could be helpful for those new to the concept. However, it would be beneficial to understand the potential challenges one might face during this practice.
The emphasis on sensory awareness as a means to heighten psychic abilities is particularly interesting. It makes sense that sharpening our physical senses might enhance our overall perceptive abilities. I’d be curious to know if there are specific exercises or practices to further develop each sense.
The method of using a candle and quiet time for connection is quite straightforward. It seems like a practical way to introduce meditation and mindfulness into daily routines. I’d like to hear more about how individuals have validated their experiences through journaling and subsequent confirmations.
The notion that we can communicate with those who have crossed over by heightening our senses and maintaining belief is compelling. It’s a comforting thought for many, though it might be seen as controversial. It would be useful to see a discussion on how different cultural and spiritual backgrounds perceive such practices.
The idea that belief and repetition are fundamental to developing mediumistic abilities is intriguing. It aligns with the concept that confidence and practice are crucial in many skill sets. However, I wonder if there are any scientific studies that support this approach?