The Sacred Responsibility of Mediumship with Marie Belote and Eric Layman

✨ Download Your Free Angel Guide Here https://angels.juliecluff.com ✨ Mediumship Reading or Guidance Session https://calendly.com/juliecluff ✨ Visit the Episode Page Here: https://lighttheday.com If You Enjoyed This Episode Please subscribe, leave a review, and share this episodewith someone who may need hope, healing, and spiritual encouragement today. Connect with Julie Cluff Website: JulieCluff.comYouTube: youtube.com/@juliecluffcoaching Instagram: Instagram.com/juliecluffcoaching Facebook: facebook.com/juliecluff In this episode of Light the Day, Julie sits down with evidential mediums Marie and Eric for a heartfelt conversation about mediumship, spiritual development, and the enduring legacyof renowned medium and teacher Mavis Pittilla. Marie and Eric share their personal journeys of discovering their mediumistic abilities, including the challenges of growing up in religious environments where their experiences were not always understood or welcomed. Their paths eventually led them to Mavis Pittilla, whose practical, compassionate, and deeply ethical approach tomediumship profoundly influenced both their work and their lives. Together, they explore what it truly means to work for the spirit world rather than simply deliver messages. Mediumship can be a powerful source of healing—not only for thosegrieving here, but also as part of a much larger spiritual relationship between this world and the next. The conversation also explores the concept of the “whole medium,” the ethics and responsibilities that accompany mediumship, and why becoming a medium is not about completing a course or earning a certificate. It is a lifelong journey of development, self-awareness, integrity, and service. Marie and Eric also share their experience completing the rigorous process of becoming authorized Mavis Pittilla teachers and discuss the upcoming Mavis Pittilla’s Legacy Academy of Mediumship, created to preserve and carry forward Mavis's teachings for future generations.