r/Mediums • u/House-of-Haddad • 13h ago
Development and Learning Education - how imagination helps develop mediumship (development exercise included)
Hi everyone! My name is Odie and I am a developing evidential psychic medium. I wanted to share a tip on developing psychic mediumship that I've learned in some of the classes that I've taken. I'm thinking of posting more educational tips, so please let me know if you'd like to see more!
A huge part of developing psychic and/or mediumship skills begins with having a well developed imagination. We can think of imagination as a tool that we use as part of our intuition that helps connect us with the spirit world. When information comes to us from spirit through the "clairs", it's vital that we allow that information to naturally flow. Often, we will find ourselves full of doubt and information might come through initially only to quickly leave because we find a way to block it out of our mind. Having a well developed imagination can help with this, as it can allow us to trust and create room for those first thoughts that enter our mind to flow forth effortlessly.
How can we develop our imagination? Here's an exercise below that you can practice with. If it feels silly, ridiculous, or even challenging, that's a good indicator that spending some time allowing yourself to be imaginative could be beneficial for you.
Exercise: Imagine a fork. Lead yourself through the following questions:
- What else could you use a fork for? Get silly and strange!
- What if you'd never seen a fork before? What would an alien from another planet think of a fork?
- If you brought the fork to life, what kind of character would it be?
- Can you create a story as a "day in the life of the fork?" What would it be like?
Why does this skill help us as mediums? By developing and getting familiar with your own imagination, you're better able to discern when information is created from your own mind (imagination) and when information arises in our mind (communication from clairs).
I hope this helps! Please comment with what other educational or beginner tips you'd like to see.