Psychic vs Medium

I followed in my mother’s footsteps with a career in banking. We didn’t have spiritual conversations until recently, as my mediumship practice unfolded. This morning, she mentioned feeling confused while watching a British detective movie set in the past, where the term "psychic" was used to describe someone doing what I do. She asked me why that was the case.

I explained that it's a big conversation, with as many opinions as there are people. However, I shared my perspective on the difference and the reasoning behind it, based on my understanding at the time.

A psychic is someone who reads the energy field of a person or object. People usually seek out a psychic when looking for answers about their current life or future, asking questions like, “Will I find love?” or “Will I change jobs?” She responded, “I would call that going to see a fortune teller.” We both laughed at that perspective. I hadn’t thought of it that way, but I acknowledged she was somewhat right.

I also pointed out that this type of information can be helpful for someone struggling and looking for a different perspective on their life. I explained that my expertise lies in working only with the spirit world, which defines the purity of mediumship.

I explained that I was having a soul-to-soul conversation with their person in spirit. I wasn’t pulling data; it was more an experience of trusting and listening to energy at a subtle level. During my sessions, I start by asking clients who they would like to connect with; however, I also give them the option not to share, allowing us to work with whoever joins in their highest and best good.

I love discussing spirit communication with my mom and our shared journey. We are opening and connecting on a deeper level.