Sure, Maybe It Was a Scam - But the Pain Went Away

 " ... 35 percent of parents who had lost a child found mediums 'very helpful' in relieving grief, versus 26 percent of those who visited mental health practitioners." - Elle, October 2024

In psychic services demand is growing, both for consulting with a medium and for workshops teaching mediumship. What's driving that is the buzz in communities about how even one session with a medium helped those with loss process their grief. In addition, it has become irrelevant to those who experienced the healing if folks on their network tell them that the particular medium is a "scam." 

In my own tarot reading practice clients tell me that connecting them with those who have passed over - be it a human or an animal companion - has provided relief. I feel blessed that my gifts have lessened pain. In some situations, the sufferers can let go of that relationship, such as a husband who has died years ago, and begin opening up to flirting. 

Unfortunately, because mediumship is part of the occult there has not been major research. As the Elle article points out, what credible organization will provide funding for that? Therefore, lots of questions remain. For example, could it be the placebo effect that is delivering the healing? To that I add: So, what's wrong for a little placebo effect if there is transformational elimination of that specific kind of pain?

If you want to up the odds that you are contracting with a legitimate medium, ask for evidence-based sessions. That is, the medium will provide adequate details about the spirit to give you confidence that the connection with the other dimension. However, don't interrograte aggressively. That could close down the force field. There has to be mutual trust. 

Life is hard. Business is even more difficult these days. Get answers – and relief. Jane Genova is a results-driven intuitive coach, tarot reader and content-creator related to careers. Complimentary consultation (please text/phone 203-468-8579 or email janegenova374@gmail.com)

 

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