My First Time Demonstrating Mediumship In-Person In Amsterdam & the evolution of my relationship with spirit

What happens when we stop trying to make mediumship happen and begin trusting what is already there?

In this solo episode of Soul Sync, I’m sharing what has been one of the most exciting periods of my own mediumship development.

Since stepping away from my business and creating more space in my life, something has shifted. My mind feels quieter. My sensitivity feels stronger. Spirit communication is becoming more vivid, more spontaneous and, perhaps most importantly, more natural.

I take you with me to Amsterdam, where I recently stepped onto the platform for an evening of mediumship and experienced just how powerful a connection can become when we stop analysing every piece of information and simply stay with the spirit person.

I also share a fascinating remote-viewing exercise that completely challenged my ideas about what our consciousness may be capable of — including unexpectedly perceiving a funeral home, its layout and details through nothing more than another person holding the location in their awareness.

In this episode, I explore:

Why trying too hard can actually interrupt mediumship
What my Amsterdam platform experience taught me about trust
Why I no longer fear hearing “no” during a reading
The difference between interpreting information and simply giving what you receive
Why I now treat mediumship development as an experiment
The importance of staying in the present moment
Pre-linking and why I personally prefer not to do it
Becoming a composer of energy during a reading
How mediumship seems to communicate through our memories, emotions and individual consciousness
My extraordinary first experience of remote viewing
Why our beliefs may place limits around what we think is possible
Developing mediumship in your own way rather than trying to fit somebody else’s method
The intelligence of the spirit world
Why mediumship, at its heart, should always be about healing
And why I want to bring more magic, wonder and possibility back into mediumship

One of the greatest changes in my own development has been realising that I don’t have to know what a piece of information means.

It isn’t my story.

My job is not always to interpret it.

Sometimes my job is simply to trust it.

And perhaps the same is true of life.

Less forcing.

Less analysing.

Less needing to know.

More presence.

More experimentation.

More trust.

More allowing.