Mediumship is a beautiful yet mysterious practice that connects the world of the living with the world of the spirits. Many people are curious about it, especially when they have lost a loved one and want to know if their soul is at peace. But one common question arises in everyone’s mind: Is mediumship safe?
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Let’s understand this topic in very simple and clear words.
What Is Mediumship?
Mediumship is the ability of a person, called a medium, to communicate with souls, spirits, or energies from the spiritual world. These souls may belong to people who have passed away or spiritual beings who guide us.
Mediums receive messages in different ways: some hear voices, some see visions, and some feel emotions or energy. They then share these messages with the living to offer comfort, healing, or guidance.
Why People Seek Mediumship
In India, where spirituality is part of our daily life, people often turn to mediums or spiritual readers for many reasons:
- To connect with loved ones who have passed away
- To get peace or closure after a loss
- To receive spiritual guidance for life problems
- To understand dreams, signs, or strange experiences
Mediumship, when done with good intentions, can bring healing, hope, and peace to the heart.
Is Mediumship Safe?
This is the most important question: Is it really safe to contact the spirit world?
The answer is: Yes, mediumship can be safe but only when it is done with proper understanding, positive intention, and spiritual protection.
Just like any spiritual practice (like meditation, energy healing, or tarot reading), mediumship involves energy exchange. That’s why it is important to do it in a protected, peaceful environment.
When Mediumship Is Safe
Mediumship is generally safe when:
- The medium is experienced and trustworthy.
A genuine medium works with love, light, and compassion. They don’t force messages or use fear to control people. - The session begins with prayer or protection.
Invoking divine blessings, angels, or positive energy before a reading helps create a safe spiritual space. - The intention is pure.
If you come with love and respect, you attract good energy. Negative or fearful emotions can attract confusion or unwanted energies. - You feel calm and grounded.
After a session, you should feel peaceful, not scared. Good mediumship always brings healing and light, never fear.
When Mediumship Can Be Unsafe
Mediumship can feel unsafe or uncomfortable if:
- Someone claims to “control” spirits or make false promises.
- The reader charges high money using fear or emotional pressure.
- You try to contact spirits alone without knowing how to protect your energy.
- The session leaves you feeling drained, scared, or confused.
If any of these happen, it’s best to stop and seek guidance from a trusted spiritual teacher or healer.
How to Protect Yourself During a Mediumship Session
Here are a few simple ways to stay safe:
- Set your intention clearly.
Before starting, say in your heart: “I welcome only love and light energy.” - Call upon your faith.
Whether you believe in God, Universe, or your Guru, ask for their protection. - Ground yourself.
Sit calmly, take deep breaths, and imagine light surrounding you. - Work with a good medium.
Always choose someone with positive energy, compassion, and honesty. - Cleanse your energy after the session.
You can light a diya, use incense, or simply take a saltwater bath to refresh your energy.
The Spiritual Side of Mediumship
In many Indian traditions, we already believe that souls never die; they transform and continue their journey. Mediumship is just another way to experience that connection. When done with devotion, it can help heal grief, bring clarity, and strengthen your faith in life after death.
Final Thoughts
Mediumship is not something to fear, it’s a bridge between worlds. But it should always be approached with respect, awareness, and protection.
If you ever wish to experience it, do it with an open heart, under the guidance of a positive and experienced medium. Remember, true spiritual work always feels peaceful, loving, and divine.
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