EPISODE · Jul 26, 2021 · 40 MIN
The Soul's Journey
from Mediumship Matters with Hannah Macintyre
Soul Fragments, Baby Spirits & the Twin Flame MythIn this deeply personal and thought-provoking solo episode, Hannah Macintyre responds to listener questions with insight, compassion, and a powerful message of self-empowerment. From grief and the soul of a baby to the complexities of spiritual relationships and the pressure to always be right—this episode is a rich blend of spiritual truth, human honesty, and practical wisdom.Hannah explores:What happens to the spirit of a baby after they pass, and how they can still connect with usThe concept of the soul as a many-petaled lotus, with each life as a fragment of a greater wholeWhy there’s only love and healing in the spirit world—no judgement, no punishmentMediumship ethics: what to do when difficult people step forward in a readingA refreshingly grounded take on twin flames and soulmates (spoiler: it’s not about romance!)The importance of self-love, personal growth, and not waiting to be “fixed” by someone elseHow history, education, and culture shape our spiritual conditioning—and how to break freeWhy being wrong is essential to mediumship and spiritual developmentThis episode is for anyone navigating grief, spiritual uncertainty, or the messiness of being human. Hannah reminds us that you are not broken, you are growing—and spirit is right there with you.💌 Got a question or story to share? Email [email protected] 📢 Love the show? Leave a review or share it with a friend to help Mediumship Matters reach more hearts.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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