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Mar 25, 2021 44 min

Signs

from Mediumship Matters with Hannah Macintyre

Signs from Spirit & The Truth About Mediumship Ever questioned whether that feather, song, or number plate was really a message from spirit? In this beautifully honest episode, Hannah Macintyre explores the many ways the spirit world reaches out to us, and the deeper truth behind how mediumship works. This inspiring episode includes: Real-life stories of spirit signs—feathers, angel numbers, music, robins, orbs, and even clouds shaped like angels How to open up and recognise your own personal signs from spirit Why intention, not location, matters most in distant readings and spiritual connections A behind-the-scenes look at Hannah's own mediumship development, expectations, and learning curves A powerful reminder to enjoy the journey, avoid perfectionism, and let spirit lead From foxes and ducklings to lorries and lyrics, Hannah’s stories will make you laugh, reflect, and trust in the subtle, magical ways spirit communicates. Have a question or story to share? Email [email protected]. I'm starting a circle, and you're invited. Most people developing their mediumship are doing it on their own. From September I'm running a monthly development circle inside Spirit Social, where you practise with other people instead of just reading about it. Over 12 monthly live events, alongside daily card readings and live demonstrations. Come and join us: https://onelink.to/pgwzuq

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