A spirit walks through the door....

Ep 7: MEDIUM Open  In this episode, Jane and Sarah let Spirit take the lead and drive with what will be discussed. They open up to go with the flow - what first comes through is the topic of boundaries! Yay! Like, how do we set boundaries with spirits that want to come through when we’re not doing the work? How do we create a space that feels safe to us and our sitters but is also inviting to Spirit? And who of our own people get the open door policy? Stay focused and be open (and clear) to receive messages from the spirit world. And staying open is totally worth it! Episode Highlights Setting boundaries is crucial in mediumship to ensure accurate and verifiable evidence. Creating a sacred space and setting intentions can help establish a clear connection with spirits. Leaving the door open for our own loved ones to come through can provide comfort and validation. Managing emotions during readings is important to stay focused and provide a meaningful experience for the sitter. Memorable Quotes “When it’s time to talk to spirits, put your hand on the doorknob, open the door and it's sort of like, okay, game on, we're in business.” -Jane “When I'm preparing for a reading, I kind of create a cozy space. Like I set a table and I put some tea on it and I have a door and I just say to the, you know, the spirits that will be coming through. I'm going to invite you in. Please share everything with me. Give me all the details. Give me the names. Give me the dates. Give me the memories. Give me all the visuals, but don't come in until I open the door. And when you come in, I've got this all set up for you.”-Sarah Links: Medium Curious Website: MediumCurious Jane’s Website: Jane Morgan Medium Sarah’s Website: Sarah Rathke Podcast Instagram: MediumCuriousPod (@mediumcuriouspod) Podcast Tiktok: MediumCuriousPod @thereal_mediumcuriouspod If you enjoyed this episode of Medium Curious, please Rate, Review, and Subscribe to our podcast. Your support will help us make mediumship more accessible and relatable!