Mediumship and schamanic tradition

This book delves into the fascinating realms of mediumship and shamanism, offering a comprehensive exploration of their interconnectedness. It begins by outlining the practice of mediumship, which encompasses various techniques such as meditation aimed at connecting with spiritual entities, as well as divination methods like tarot and oracle card readings. The use of crystals and incense is also discussed as tools that enhance these practices. The text elaborates on four primary psychic abilities associated with mediumship: clairvoyance (seeing), clairaudience (hearing), clairsentience (feeling), and claircognizance (knowing). It provides insights into how mediums facilitate communication with light beings from beyond our physical realm, employing automatic writing as a method for channeling messages. Additionally, the book traces the historical roots of mediumship back to shamanic traditions, highlighting the rich cultural heritage of Indigenous peoples who practiced these spiritual arts. It examines the role of spiritual guides in this context and portrays shamans as both healers and conduits for spiritual energy during rituals. Through structured explanations and factual accuracy, this informative work aims to clarify complex concepts while remaining engaging for readers interested in spirituality and metaphysical practices. By weaving together historical perspectives with practical applications, it serves not only as an educational resource but also invites readers to reflect on their own spiritual journeys.