Giving people messages they don't want to hear

Season 2, Episode 60: Love Readings, Soulmates & Spooky Spirit BoardsIn this rich, raw, and utterly unfiltered solo episode, Hannah Macintyre takes us on a whirlwind journey through the complexities of love readings, personal truth, and the misunderstood magic of physical mediumship. From tough love to talking tables, this episode brings together heartfelt honesty, powerful perspective shifts, and plenty of spiritual sass.This honest and empowering episode explores:Why the spirit world sometimes brings messages people don’t want to hear—and why mediums have to say them anywayThe myth of “the one” and why love readings are layered, messy, and rarely fairy talesFree will, energy frequency, and how we attract (or block) the relationships we desireSoulmates vs. soul matches: why your dog, best mate, or ex might be the lesson and the loveSpiritual responsibility, healing, and why self-love is the foundation of it allThe struggle to give yourself permission to begin your mediumship pathA loving rant on Ouija boards, fear programming, and the truth about spirit communicationPhysical mediumship: table tipping, spirit boards, and building the energy for spirit to show upWhy fakery in the past still played a role in awakening belief—and how things are evolvingTrance, transformation, and why every reading changes the reader tooThis episode is a whole vibe—fun, fiery, and full of grounded truth. Whether you’re curious about haunted dolls, conflicted about your soulmate, or learning to stand firm in your spiritual truth, Hannah’s got you.💌 Got a question or story to share? Email [email protected]🌟 Love Mediumship Matters? Please rate, review, or share to help spread the magic of real, heart-led spiritual 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.