EPISODE · Jun 16, 2022 · 22 MIN
Angel of Death
from Mediumship Matters with Hannah Macintyre
In this heartfelt and expansive solo episode, Hannah Macintyre tackles two powerful listener questions—one about the heartbreaking silence when we crave signs from loved ones in spirit, and another about being told you have a “calling” as an angel of death. From orbs to ethics, Hannah brings her signature warmth, honesty, and humour to a wide-ranging conversation about grief, healing, and stepping into spiritual development.In this layered and deeply supportive episode, Hannah explores:Why signs from loved ones sometimes stop—and why that doesn’t mean they’ve goneThe Law of Attraction, energy blocks, and learning to ask clearly for signsFilming for orbs (yes, really!) and how to invite spirit to interactThe importance of specificity, clarity, and non-attachment when asking for signsSoul midwives, healing hands, and what it really means to hold space at end of lifeWhether we have a “calling” or get to choose—and why freedom matters more than fateThe power and responsibility of spiritual readings—and how not to box people inHow Tracy’s story reveals the beauty (and risk) of being told who you are spirituallyMediumship as a journey of play, experimentation, and permission—not pressureWhether you’re seeking signs, support, or a sense of your next step, this episode reminds you that spirit meets you where you are—and you get to choose what comes next.💌 Got a question or story to share? Email [email protected]🌟 Enjoying Mediumship Matters? Share, rate, or review to help others walk their path with confidence and connection.Want more Mediumship Matters?Season 9 is already available inside my app, Spirit Social — along with daily card readings, discussions on spiritual development, and a community of mediums and intuitives.Search Spirit Social in your app store to join us. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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