The downside to being Psychic

In this reflective, raw, and beautifully empowering solo episode, Hannah Macintyre shares the emotional reality of living with psychic sensitivity—what it means to feel everything, help everyone, and slowly learn to draw the line. From childhood empathy to mediumship stages, she unpacks the spiritual and emotional journey of learning that just because you can feel it, doesn’t mean it’s yours to fix.This insightful, heart-opening episode explores:Insomnia, COVID reflections, and the downside of heightened spiritual awarenessChildhood psychic sensitivity and how it creates lifelong people-pleasing patternsUnderstanding that feeling someone’s emotions isn’t a call to actionBoundaries, burnout, and learning to sit with others' discomfortWhy some lessons are soul-assignments—and some are just trauma patternsMediumship demonstrations, unmet expectations, and the ache of not reading for everyoneEmotional maturity, self-responsibility, and learning to empower rather than rescueSpiritual integrity: helping with intention instead of martyrdomThat scene from The Leftovers and what it really means to act from love, not rewardWhy it's okay to let go of old roles, release the emotional weight, and rewrite the rulesWhether you’ve been carrying the weight of others for years or are just realising how deeply your sensitivity runs, this episode is your reminder: feeling deeply is a gift, but saving people isn’t your purpose.💌 Got thoughts or questions? Email [email protected]🌟 Love the show? Please share, rate, or review to help Mediumship Matters reach more beautiful, boundary-setting souls.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 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.