For those who attended my 'Language of Spirit' class on Friday March 7th, I wish to share the book quotes I read regarding the development of Mediumship.
Another important point to remember is the great part which is played in mediumship by the subconscious.
At class this coming Friday, we will be exploring Mediumship Exercises to Enhance Awareness. Hope to see you there!
*The above quotes are from the book 'The Teachings and Phenomena of Spiritualism' by Ernest Thompson.
Speaking from the Spirit World, W.T. Snead said, "I do not transmit words. I speak to you in the language of spirits, that is to say, I think, and the vibrations of my thoughts are transmitted by the intermediary of our spirit bodies. Your spirit body then gives consciousness of my thoughts to your brain."I feel this is an excellent way of describing the process of spirit communication. Mediumship is about speaking soul to soul, using the faculties of the mind and thought to give expression to the impressions received from the spirit world.
Another important point to remember is the great part which is played in mediumship by the subconscious.
All spirit messages come through the subconscious, which is the seat of the most wonderful organ of all, the memory... A mediums reacts to her ethereal environment by means of her ethereal senses, and whatever stimuli she experiences, is registered in her memory. This, when in the form of a spirit message, must therefore rise to her material consciousness, through the subconscious, before it can be given to the recipient.We live in two worlds: ethereal and material. Communication between the two worlds is made possible by a development of the spiritual gifts of Mediumship. As we learn the language of spirit, we decipher symbols, impressions, and feelings. Cultivating a greater understanding of symbols, archetypal and otherwise, will serve you well in your study of Mediumship.
At class this coming Friday, we will be exploring Mediumship Exercises to Enhance Awareness. Hope to see you there!
*The above quotes are from the book 'The Teachings and Phenomena of Spiritualism' by Ernest Thompson.
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