Category: Uncomfortable Conversations
Questioning Your Spiritual Conditioning
Question Your Conditioning Have you ever stopped to question how you think about your spirituality? For many of us, spiritual beliefs and practices are shaped by the traditions we grew up with. While these traditions can provide a strong foundation, they can also create limiting beliefs that no longer serve us. It’s time to challenge […]
From Isolation to Unity: Choosing Kindness Over Division
The path from isolation to unity is going to be a bumpy ride. The idea that humanity is being forced to reconnect and rebuild community deeply resonates with me. Over on Threads, Sarah-Louise Steinhardt (@sarahlouiseanderson) recently shared this thought, and it feels like a truth we’ve all been moving toward. Whether by choice or necessity, […]
It isn’t Easy Being the Family Outcast
The Spiritual Growth of Being the Outcast in Your Family For many, family is a cornerstone of life, a source of love and support. But for others, family can be a complicated, painful dynamic that leaves them feeling misunderstood, ridiculed, or even ostracized. Being the outcast in your family isn’t just isolating—it can shake the […]
Failure to Launch
Failure to Launch: Navigating the Challenges of Parenting Grown Children As parents, we all hope to see our children grow into independent, self-sufficient adults. For many of us, this dream becomes a reality as our children leave the nest, find their paths, and blossom into their potential. However, for others, the journey is not so […]
The Disconnect I Cannot Ignore
The Disconnect I Cannot Ignore: Finding a Way Forward I cannot ignore what is happening in history right now. I saw this on social media, and it made me pause: “There has never been a case where a person that banned books is a good guy.” I’m not entirely sure who said it or where […]
Are You a Spiritual Teacher Struggling?
Imposter Syndrome in Spiritual Teaching: Embracing Your Role as a Guide and Mentor As a spiritual teacher, I see myself as both a guide and a mentor. Some people need more hand-holding than others, and part of my job is to provide that balance. But no matter how much experience I’ve gained or how many […]
Breaking Spiritual Elitism
Breaking Spiritual Elitism: Why There’s No ‘Right Way’ to Practice Mediumship Spiritual elitism is a real thing. In spiritual communities, differences are inevitable. There are various styles of mediumship, such as Direct (American style) and Indirect (British style), along with church-based practices and secular practices (psychic fairs and private practice). Each approach has unique strengths […]
Uncomfortable Questions to Answer In Your Journal
Embracing discomfort can lead to profound personal growth. This set of journal prompts focuses on uncomfortable questions that challenge you to confront and understand your deepest fears, doubts, and unresolved issues. By facing these questions head-on, you’ll foster resilience and self-awareness, essential qualities for both personal development and mediumship. Approach these prompts with courage, and […]
Do You Need the Approval of Others?
Is approval addiction a real thing? I believe so, and we are not talking about it enough. Receiving validation feels great. However, some develop an addiction to this outside approval, losing the ability to self-motivate.
Slamming Doors
If you feel the need to start slamming doors around me; please don’t. There are people that do it on a regular basis, and if you are the kind of person to slam a door when you are angry — you may want to take pause. In fact don’t slam a door in front of […]