Journey To Become A Psychic Medium

Let’s start with honesty, not spirituality. What if the things you’ve been calling “ weird ”, the knowing you can’t explain, the sensations you were told to ignore, the awareness that doesn’t fit into neat logic... aren’t problems at all? What if they’re real? Not “ real ” as in something you need to dramatise, label, or turn into an identity overnight. Real as in valid, human, and far more common than you were led to believe . Because here’s the first truth I’m going to say clearly. You don’t need fixing. And if anyone has ever made you feel like you do, that’s conditioning, not truth. Let’s Talk About Childhood Without Romanticising It Most intuitive people didn’t grow up feeling special. They grew up feeling out of place . You noticed more than others. You felt atmospheres shift. You clocked emotional undercurrents long before you had words for them. And instead of being supported in that awareness, you learned very quickly that it made you different. So you adapted....

I cannot count how many women have sat across from me and said the same thing in different words. “I know I’m intuitive, but I don’t trust it.” “It comes and goes.” “Some days I feel connected, other days I feel blocked.” They are perceptive, sensitive, aware women who have felt Spirit move through them in undeniable ways. Yet somewhere along the line, clarity stopped feeling consistent and confidence started feeling fragile. For a long time, I noticed something important. The women who struggled most with trusting their intuition were not less gifted. They were more relational. More attuned. More aware of everyone else in the room. Their intuition was never the issue. Their loyalty was split. Where Intuitive Doubt Actually Begins Most intuitive women learned early how to read people. Not as a skill they chose, but as a way of navigating relationships safely. They learned when to speak, when to soften, when to hold back, and when to keep the peace. Over time, this became normal....

Most people grow up believing mediumship is something rare. Something reserved for people who were born with a special spark or who saw spirits standing at the end of their bed as kids. I used to believe that too. I thought mediums were chosen, and because I never felt chosen, I assumed whatever strange experiences I had were happening to me rather than coming from within me. My entire life changed the moment I realised the truth. You do not learn mediumship. You remember it. Everything you need to communicate with the Spirit already lives inside you. It always has. This realisation only arrived because life cracked me open in a way I never expected. When I lost my dad, I was in Australia and he was in Europe. There was no final moment together. No goodbye. No closure. The grief was heavy, but something else happened in the middle of that pain. Something that woke me up from the inside out.

For as long as I can remember, I have felt the world more deeply than the people around me.  I could walk into a room and instantly sense the energy.  I picked up on people’s emotions before they even spoke.  I had dreams that felt more real than waking life and a knowing inside me that I could never explain. For years I thought this sensitivity was a burden. I wondered why I felt different. I wondered why everything hit me harder. I wondered why I always knew things I should not logically know.  And eventually, the question rose in me that I never dared to speak out loud. Am I a medium? What I now know is this.  If that question rises inside you, there is a reason.  Your sensitivity is not random. The things you experience and cannot forget are not coincidences. Your soul is trying to get your attention. Mediumship is not some special calling reserved for the “chosen few”. It is not something you have to earn by being pure or perfect or spiritually advance...

When Cathy talks about her journey, you can feel her strength in every word.  She’s not just an inner child healing mentor but also a living proof that healing is not just about fixing what’s broken. It’s about remembering who you really are beneath the layers of survival. Cathy’s childhood was far from easy. She grew up in an environment where love was conditional and silence was the rule.  For years, she believed that what she went through was normal,  that somehow it was her fault. Like many of us who grew up in dysfunctional homes, she didn’t realise until much later that she was carrying pain that wasn’t hers to hold. Her first steps into healing began with talk therapy. It gave her words for what she’d been through, but something deeper still needed her attention. It wasn’t until she discovered somatic therapy, EMDR, and brainspotting that she began to meet the younger versions of herself, the inner children who had been waiting for her to notice them. Through this ...

When I first started connecting with Spirit, I was filled with excitement. Then almost overnight, that excitement turned into fear. I started asking myself questions like: What if I open a door I can’t close? What if something dark comes through? If you’ve ever felt that too, you’re not alone. Most people who open up to spirit feel both awe and fear in the beginning. The truth is, both feelings belong. You can hold curiosity and caution at the same time. This is what I’ve learned after years of working with Spirit and mentoring others who are just starting out. 1. Fear is what opens the wrong door People often ask me, “ What if I connect to something dark? ”  My answer is simple. Fear attracts more fear. When your energy sits in worry or anxiety, that’s the frequency you start to match. The universe doesn’t read intention the way we think it does. It simply mirrors where your focus is. The safest thing you can do is raise your own frequency. Choose calm, not fear. Focus on light, n...

There’s something magnetic about people who live with quiet conviction. Those who don’t just talk about transformation, but embody it.  Mark is one of those souls.  You can feel it in the way he speaks, the calm assurance in his energy. But it wasn’t always that way.  His story began in a world that couldn’t have been further from the light-filled path he walks now. The Man the World Told Him to Be For years, Mark lived in an environment built on grit, logic, and hard work, the kind of world where intuition had no place. He did everything society told him would make him successful: steady job, routine, respectability. On the outside, he had it all. Inside, though, there was a quiet ache. He couldn’t name it at first. That sense of being slightly out of place in his own life. It was like wearing a version of himself that fit well enough to get by, but not enough to breathe. Then came a series of moments that cracked his world open. The kind of moments that don’t ask polite...