A few Medium tips:

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A few Medium tips:


  1. DON”T EVER use Do you??? as the approach. My response would be in return “Do you??” to the reader. Point is if you have a message, you should already know the message and why it is being delivered. No need to validate you or spirit, just deliver.
  2. DON'T EVER read a child as the medium, Deliver the message as a complimentary intuition. “In the future I imagine you will ??, you show today you are ??, etc.” Contrary to belief, children are not emotionally developed to deliver messages from the dead to.
  3. If you have a message for a stranger in a public place, just integrate the message into conversation. What is important is the message, not who you are of self-validation on your part. The message will manifest normally was desired to the recipient.
  4. Chances are stating that you speak to the dead brings up judgments either Yay or Nay in delivery. Delivering to enlighten the recipient is given in a flow with their own spirit and ability to accept.
I was advised many years ago to never be the “carney” in life. Rather be the messenger. If no message is available, nothing is lost in the process. You are who you are, as each other person on this Earth. Statements which separate you by definition are not needed. Many use Tarot as a jump start, though at some point if the cards can not stop being turned for the message, you are not a medium – you are a card reader and entertainer of spirit. Be careful with that, if you do not know who you are speaking through the energy could become dark in giving and receiving. If you are a medium for financial gain and not balancing the tool with free access, your funds will be limited to mortal monetary gain. Just a few heads up! Have a great day!

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