Ouch!

In this raw, honest, and soul-searching episode, Hannah Macintyre shares the behind-the-scenes reality of a recent mediumship demonstration that rocked her to the core—and became a huge catalyst for spiritual growth and redirection. What begins as a breakdown becomes a breakthrough, as Hannah reflects on energy, audience expectations, and what truly matters when you're living and working in alignment with spirit.

This vulnerable and powerful episode explores:

• What happened during a difficult demonstration in Maidstone—and the energetic impact it had
• The pressure of names and dates—and why that’s not what mediumship is truly about
• Audience dynamics, energetic sabotage, and how one closed-off person can affect an entire room
• A real-time dismantling of people-pleasing patterns and pushing too hard
• The truth about alignment: it doesn’t always feel good, but it always leads to clarity
• Learning to let go of outdated plans (including a UK tour) and trust what’s emerging instead
• The dream of creating collaborative, spirit-led “Evenings with Me”—not just mediumship, but connection
• Spiritual growth as cycles of expansion, contraction, and transformation (hello, caterpillar goo!)
• Finding the courage to change direction, again—and honouring the grief that comes with it

This episode is a behind-the-scenes look at what it means to walk your talk in spiritual work—to surrender, to trust, and to remember that even the hardest moments are part of the path.

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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.

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