Spiritual Mediumship

What is Spiritual Mediumship?

In the book, “The Laws of Spirit Mediumship ,” Rev. Lena Barnes Jefts writes, A medium is one whose organism is sensitive to the vibrations from the Spirit World, and through whose instrumentality intelligence in that world is able to convey message and produce the phenomena of Spiritualism.

What is The Difference between
a Medium and Psychic Ability?

There is a difference between a medium and a psychic. A psychic taps into the vibrations of the universe. A medium who is often a psychic attunes into the vibrations of the universe but also to those of Spirit entities. That is why it is said that a medium can be a psychic, but a psychic cannot be a medium.

Every One of us Has the Ability to Communicate with Spirit!

Spirit Teachers tell us that each and every individual has some latent Mediumistic power which can be developed by determined effort. We cannot always have the phase which we desire and must be content to develop that for which we are best fitted TLOSM. The depth and clarity of our communication is a different matter. There is an age-old saying, what you put in is what you get out and there is nothing more true than the development of mediumship. To communicate more effectively requires more than just a wish to do so; it requires the intent to do whatever it takes to develop your ability that doesn't harm self, human beings or animals.

Main Gifts of Spiritual Mental and
Physical Mediumship

Clairvoyance (clear seeing): The ability to see with the Spiritual eye those who have made the transformation (change) to the other side (we call death) and to see their names, symbols and messages. Nearly all clairvoyants receive symbols from their guides and teachers which mean certain things. Bible references of clairvoyance: In John 4:16-19, Jesus reads clairvoyantly for Mary at the well; II Kings 6:17; and in Daniel 8:1-27, in which Daniel has clairvoyant visions and many others. Also many clairvoyants receive visions of people, etc.

Clair audience (clear hearing): Is the ability to hear with the Spiritual ear the whispering of those who have made the transformation, we call death. Sometimes the medium can hear a name, music,or sound, etc.

Can Spirit Force Hurt You?

Many people are curious about this question. The answer is No, spirit cannot harm you unless you permit it to do so. Spirit Communication Is Not A Game. Always be mindful of the Natural Law of Attraction, Like Attracts Like and what you put out comes back to you. It is very important to understand what you are attracting. You always want to attract the light and higher spirits energies. The Law of Attraction operates strongly in mediumship.

Some Great Mediums

Jesus The Christed One: Was a Prophet who provided healing prophesy, visions, amongst other things. In the scripture, Matthew 17:1-4, Moses and Elijah appeared to Jesus and was talking to him, even though they had passed away many year before Jesus' birth. Jesus was also known as the greatest Medium and clairvoyant. Another example of his gifts can be read in John 1:43-51.

Andrew Jackson Davis: The Poughkeepsie Seer. He is regarded as the Father of Spiritualism.

Edgar Cayce: The Sleeping Prophet used his visions to heal. He would go into a trance and provide possible solutions.

Isaiah: One of the most read prophets in the Old Testament of the Bible. He Prophesied the Messiah would be born of a virgin. To find out more read Isaiah 7:14; (Return, stand alone like Isaiah) Jeremiah: Prophesied in the Old Testament of the Bible about the Potter's House and the Clay, to find out more read Jeremiah Chapter 18: 1-4.

Emanuel Swedenborg: Swedish prophet who understood science. He saw Angels and heard Spirit voices. He mirrored science with religion together.

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A Brief History
of Mediumship

While Modern Spiritualism's beginnings lie with the Fox sisters in Hydesville, N.Y., who communicated with a murdered peddler buried in the cellar of their house, mediumship has been demonstrated throughout the ages. From the ancient Greeks in 1000 B.C. who consulted oracles, to the Roman who used soothsayers to Europe's kings and queens and their stargazers, history has recorded mediumiship is practice and demonstration.

In the 1600s the church all but outlawed mediumship, burning at the stake women who demonstrated it and calling them witches. Such communication was kept strictly for the priests in the churches.

Fortunately, in the late 1800s, mediumship became recognized as a psychic ability and was able to make its comeback into modern times. William Stanton Moses was one of its first pioneers, known for the automatic writing phenomena he produced with Spirit. In the 1900s, more and more mediums became recognized including, Clifford Bias, and Warren Smith.