What doing a medium reading at Psychic Fairs taught me…

I do not offer medium readings at Psychic Fairs. I like the surroundings to be quiet for the person receiving the reading and for me. But at the last Fair, I was asked to do a medium reading. Skeptically, I accepted. I thought, I know my psychic capabilities and trust.

Trust and knowing became central to listening beyond the noise. I didn’t block the busyness that was around us. I used it to flow more inward. To listen through my heart and not trying to move away from the hustle and bustle. The more flow with listening that occurred, the deeper the reading became. It felt like a slow trickle of water toward my center.

Trust and knowing became anchors for my listening. Being fully present for the loved one on the other side and for the dear souls in front of me. So then I had the combination of trust, knowing, listening and presence. It was a magic elixir. This brought me to how that elixir secures us into our bodies and more importantly to our hearts and soul. When we attach more on the inside of us than what is happening around us, the closer we get to our hearts. Our listening aptitude is heightened. And our knowing and trust are freed internally. That’s when attunement to your body, emotions and spirit begin to happen. With this deep connection, we can feel in the moment, be in the fullness of you and trust that you can listen to the energy of the other person, not getting in the mix of other’s emotions and chaos.

our access to our transitioned loved ones follow our hearts and love, so it makes sense that we are able to feel their presence with us.

I do not offer medium readings at psychic fairs.

Usually, I think a quiet setting is essential, both for the person receiving and so that I can focus. But at the last fair I attended, a couple was interested in more than the healings I was offering. We struck up a conversation and soon it turned as both of them wanted to know more about a loved one who had transitioned over. They asked me to do a medium reading.

Skeptically, I accepted. I thought, I know my capabilities. I trust them, even with the bustle, even with all the noise.

As we began the reading, I tried something new. I didn’t block the busyness that echoed around us. Instead, I used it to flow inward. I reminded myself of my faith in my intuition, and went within. Around me, I heard voices chattering, the light sound of music, across the hall someone laughed. As I listened, both within and out, the reading went deeper. It felt like a slow trickle of water toward my center.

Trust became the anchor to my listening. Soon I could hear the voice of my heart–the place that I do mediumship readings from–I felt myself shift into attunement with my body and emotions which became grounded. It naturally brought me into being fully present. And the spirit I was trying to reach came into sharp definition. And anything became possible, the couple could ask me any question.

It’s all a circle, is what I’m trying to say. By introducing trust to one step of the process, connection to everything goes deeper. The question I’ll leave you with today is this: where in your own process is there space for more trust?