Why do I rarely teach beginner-only mediumship classes? In a supportive mixed-level group, beginners learn through practice and by observing experienced mediums, while seasoned practitioners reconnect with the basics and find new inspiration in the work.
Why does a medium ask who you hope to hear from? Many people worry that sharing that information could make a reading less genuine. Here’s why I’ve changed my approach—and why I believe telling your medium who you’re hoping to hear from can actually help create a more meaningful connection.
Most people are more intuitive than they realize — they’ve just never had a way to validate what they’re sensing. Without validation, intuition becomes something you second‑guess instead of something you learn to trust. In this post, I talk about why recording your impressions matters, why intuitive information doesn’t always line up with the moment you’re focused on, and why practicing with other people accelerates your growth far more than trying to figure it out alone
Spirit guides aren’t identified through names or appearances. They’re known through the guidance that shows up when you ask for help and pay attention.
Psychic experiences may feel mysterious, but they aren’t automatically unscientific. This article explores how consciousness research, physics, and the limits of current science create real space for intuitive and psychic phenomena to be taken seriously.