In mediumship, there’s the possibility of a disconnect between the spirit and the reader. Not due to error, but the method spirit uses to convey what they want me to say such as the “red apple”.
For example, during a recent reading spirit was very accurate in describing the client’s home to me, to prove continuation in a loved one’s life. Details such as art, knick-knacks, and the layout of the home were extraordinarily accurate, but when I was told to tell the client about the red apple on the counter, the client couldn’t validate the information.
It wasn’t long before I connected the dots and realized her grandfather was describing something red and round, which the client then realized was a Tupperware lid.
We “see” with our eyes, ears, mouth, nose and sense of feeling when doing a mediumship reading. Spirit conveys an image or thought and often try to use what they know we’ll understand. So when the spirit told me “red apple” he knew I would associate it with red and round. In essence, he was correct, but inaccurate… or was that me? There’s always the possibility of a disconnect in mediumship. What someone in spirit conveys can always be misconstrued and when there’s this spiritual veil between the worlds, it takes quick thinking, and to be honest, skill and talent to be able to pick apart what spirit is actually saying. That being said, EVERY medium, even the best of the best, isn’t 100% accurate and I’m ok with that. It keeps us humble, and that humility reminds us what (and who) we do this work for.
© 2017 Lisa Bousson
but we have a choice. At one point or another, we all face adversity. We all face those times of trial and tragedy. Yet how do we get to the other side? How do we bounce back from the adversity that we face? Do we systematically figure out the logical way around the situation? Do we ask other people to solve our problems for us? Or, do we wait it out and hope for the best?
