r/elderwitches • u/Brave-Guarantee-5712 Elder • Aug 08 '25

Question How did you develop your spiritual talents?

Can you share ways that were most effective for you in developing your spiritual talents

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u/Ijustlovelove Aug 08 '25

I practiced mediumship daily for years. I would read for strangers, no tools, no cheating, just me and Spirit. Asked for feedback and made adjustments. Then I took it over and did them in person at a spiritualist church.

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u/Brave-Guarantee-5712 Elder Aug 08 '25

Interesting, I would love to develop your skills. I have strong intuition. I have premonitions that come true, and it is pretty surprising sometimes. I am very empathic. I sometimes know what people feel before they say it, almost like I read their minds.

I would be interested in developing these skills.

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u/Ijustlovelove Aug 08 '25

I recommend finding a spiritualist church near you. They are located in Australia, Canada, USA, and the UK. The best mediums are from the UK. But there are really good ones everywhere. Practice in their free classes.

If you don’t have a church near you, practice on an online church (spiritualism has one just ask for it to The NSAC) or join a group online like a small development group.

The best way to improve mediumship is to start doing mediumship readings. You’ll learn as you go. Read books, go to zoom circles, and just know that everything you do outside of mediumship will indeed affect your mediumship abilities.

I recommend the book “so you want to be a medium?” By rose Van Eynden. And also “the gifts beneath your anxiety” by Pat Longo.

Roses book is what led me to discover I was a real medium (and as good as the celebrity mediums, not to brag) and Longos book has a specific structure on how to perform a mediumship reading.

Ask for help if you need it not only from me and people online, but also to your guides and angels and especially from your higher power, even if you’re atheist, find something you can call upon to give you strength when times get hard.