Ep 33- MEDIUM Monarch2- Stories of Signs and Synchronicities from our Listeners

Back for a second time and as this season’s closer, the Monarch Episode showcases some amazing stories sent in by our listeners. Each story highlights the unique ways in which Spirit communicates, offering comfort and reassurance to those left behind. From a beloved pet's presence during a surgery to a mother's connection with her son through a guitar pick, the episode emphasizes the enduring bonds of love and the signs that remind us of those we have lost.

• Karen's Story of Gromit
• Julie's Connection with her Son Jonah
• Amy's Horsey Smell Sign from Dad
• Sarah's Golf Ball Sign from Tom
• Becky's Signs from her Daughter Keira
• Chuck’s Dream Visitation from Dad
• Hannah’s Deer Encounter

Takeaways

• Specific signs can be requested from loved ones in spirit.
• Signs often occur in unexpected ways.
• Shared experiences can create connections between grieving families.
• Spirits often use humor to communicate with the living.
• Dreams can serve as a powerful medium for messages from the deceased.
• The importance of recognizing and celebrating signs from the spirit world.

Sound Bites

"Spiritual scavenger hunt."

"You're so loved."

"You can't go wrong."

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Just a quick hello to update our listeners on what weʻre up to; taking the week off for the holiday in the US but back next week with our final episode of Season 3 - the Monarch Episode! 🦋

Season 4 will be kicking into gear early next year; stay close on the IG and other socials to find out when; and for sure join our mailing list on mediumcurious.com so you can get those updates in your inbox.

Thank you dear ones for listening ~ we love you, love you and canʻt wait to see you soon! Love, Jane and Sarah

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Chris Dingman is a vibraphonist who shares his journey into music, the transformative power of sound, how he became a music channeller, and even how he found mediumship. He discusses the unique qualities of the vibraphone, his experiences with grief, and how he uses music as a healing tool.

The conversation also delves into his Bardo Bath events and the profound sound and color experiences that Sarah experienced while experiencing his Transformation event. The crew discusses spiritual experiences that inspire creativity and the importance of curiosity in understanding one's mediumistic abilities. Chris talks about how he channels music and ultimately explains why he loves playing music so much: the thrill of exploring the unknown in music creation.

Takeaways

• Transformational music sessions are designed for healing and reflection.
• Grief can manifest in many forms and deserves space for processing.
• Sound can create a liminal space for transcendence.
• Mediumship can be explored through music and personal experiences.
• The work of mediumship can be healing for both the practitioner and the recipient.
• Curiosity drives personal growth and understanding in mediumship.
• The journey of creation is often more valuable than the final product.
• Community plays a vital role in artistic endeavors.
• Exploration in music can lead to unexpected paths

Sound Bites from Chris

"I started seeing spirits while playing music."

"The work heals you."

"It's about the journey, not the product."

Musical excerpts:

• Journey’s v.1 by Chris Dingman
• Mbira music-Svikiro: Meditations of an Mbira Master

Chris Dingman

@Dingmanvibes

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There is no getting around the big feelings that come with being human. One could argue that learning to navigate through those feelings is part of life’s purpose! In this episode, Jane and Sarah share personal coping mechanisms, the importance of community and connection, and the pursuit of joy amidst fear.

The conversation includes grounding practices, acts of service, and the significance of being present in the moment, while also touching on the role of spirit and mediumship in moving through hard times. In this conversation, Sarah and Jane explore the themes of spirituality, connection with spirit guides, and the importance of asking for help. They discuss personal experiences with messages from the other side, as well as the comfort found in community support. Sarah emphasizes the need for compassion towards oneself and the acceptance of the present moment, while also acknowledging the unknown future. Jane talks about how being brought to our knees is how we might finally wake up enough to ask for help.

Takeaways

• It's important to acknowledge and process our emotions during difficult times.
• Finding joy can be a powerful antidote to fear and negativity.
• Community connection is vital for emotional support and healing.
• Being aware of our feelings allows us to navigate them more effectively.
• Freedom is a crucial aspect of overcoming fear and embracing our true selves.
• Engaging with our spiritual practices can help us find clarity and peace. Asking for help is essential for spiritual growth.
• Connecting with spirit guides can provide comfort and guidance.
• Messages from the deceased can offer reassurance and love.
• Compassion for oneself is crucial during difficult times.
• The present moment is all we truly have.
• Embracing the unknown can lead to personal growth.
• Spirit is always present and available for support.

Sound Bites

"There is safety in your body." - AA Mike (via Jane)

"The opposite of fear is freedom." - Sarah

"Compassion for yourself is key." - Sarah

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Every day is a good day to collaborate with the dead according to Perdita Finn, author of Take Back the Magic; Conversations with the Unseen World. Perdita’s wisdom, along with revelations from her varied experiences with the unseen world, will surely embolden listeners to engage with their own dead. In describing her relationship with her deceased father, Perdita describes how healing with the dead can strengthen our intuition and change life for the better.

How does one work with the dead? Well, Perdita advises to put them to work! And they are more than happy to help, especially if they need to make amends for lifetime wrongs. The team discusses the importance of paying attention to signs and synchronicities, and the role of ancestors in shaping our paths. The discussion also touches on the spiritual aspects of 12-step programs and the creative process, emphasizing the need for a deeper understanding of our connections to the past.

Takeaways

• Perdita helps ordinary people connect with the unseen world.
• We all have many lives and names within us.
• The long story of our souls is more complex than reincarnation.
• Each life is a stitch in the fabric of our existence.
• The dead can guide and support us from the other side.
• Healing relationships with the dead can lead to personal growth.
• Cultural fears around death stem from historical control by organized religion.
• Forgiveness is a process that can involve the dead making amends. Collaboration with the dead can lead to new creative directions.
• The dead want connection and to be called upon for help.
• The dead often communicate through signs and synchronicities.
• Channeling our loved ones can enhance creative work and writing.
• 12-step programs embody a radical spirituality without expertism.
• Ancestral connections can provide healing and insight.
• The history of witch trials still resonates today.

Sound Bites - Perdita Finn

"The unseen world is real."

"The dead have shown up for me. They do want to help us, they all do."

Every day is the day of the dead"

Perdita’s Substack

Take Back the Magic

Perdita’s Instagram @perditafinn

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Eliza Welch Sears is back by popular demand! She is proof that life is not just livable after the loss of a child but can be oh-so sweet and enormously rich. She shares her journey of her evolving relationship with her son Caleb, who is in spirit, and how her understanding of grief, love, and connection has transformed over the past decade.

Eliza shares all the different ways she connects with Caleb which includes a recent dream visitation with a huge affirmation the day following. Eliza reflects on her experiences the nature of time and reincarnation, ultimately emphasizing the enduring love and connection that transcends physical existence. The crew has so much fun going a bit ʻout thereʻ discussing the vibrational aspects of communication, astral travel and the nature of consciousness, always coming back to the theme of the comfort that can be found in recognizing our interconnectedness.

Takeaways

• The relationship with a deceased loved one evolves over time.
• Grief can be a complex journey filled with acceptance and healing.
• Understanding duality helps in loving someone who is no longer in form.
• Signs from the spirit world can provide comfort and validation.
• Dreams can serve as a medium for connection with loved ones.
• Time is not linear in the spirit world; connections remain eternal.
• Astral travel can provide unique spiritual experiences and insights. Nonlinear time allows for connections that transcend physical boundaries.
• The idea of life as an adventure can shift our perspective on challenges.
• Mediumship involves tuning into different frequencies of existence..
• Everything is interconnected, and we are part of a greater consciousness.

Sound Bites from Eliza

"How do you love someone who's no longer in form?"

"Everything is fleeting, and what at first seems scary; later feels comforting"

“We are all expressions of source!”

Eliza Sears

Laura Lynn Jackson Signs: the Secret Language of the Universe

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Jane and Sarah got to take a field trip together for this episode! They were soothed by a gorgeous sound bath created by Chuck Rosenthal while lying in the middle of a beautiful redwood grove. The following day they sat down with Chuck, founder of the Logos Method, for a soothing chat about all things nervous system and spaciousness. Chuck shares the importance of understanding and nurturing our nervous systems and the role sound healing can play in fostering a deeper connection with our intuition. She shares the differences between the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system and how sound can facilitate a journey towards relaxation and emotional processing.

In this engaging conversation, Chuck, Jane, and Sarah explore the transformative power of silence in the healing process, the emotional releases experienced during sound baths and other somatic practices, and the role of intuition in personal growth. The trio also delves into highlighting practical tools for emotional regulation; the significance of manifestation, emphasizing the need to focus on serving others rather than just personal desires. Through their shared experiences, they highlight the profound impact of connection, energy work, and the therapeutic qualities of sound healing.

Takeaways

• We often take our nervous system for granted, but building a relationship with our nervous system is key
• Sound can help us connect with our intuition.
• The parasympathetic nervous system allows for peace and calm.
• Sound baths are a journey within, not just a relaxation technique.
• Recognizing signs of nervous system dysregulation is crucial.
• Interconnectedness affects our collective consciousness and actions.
• Practical tools like breathwork can help regulate our emotional state. Sound baths can awaken deeper connections and insights.
• Silence is essential for nervous system regulation.
• Therapeutic sound healing differs from meditative experiences.
• Intuition can be enhanced through relaxation and clarity.
• Creating space for healing practices is crucial.

Memorable Quotes from Chuck

"We take our nervous system for granted."

"Silence is not a familiar sound."

"The place of being able to figure out how to get to the thinnest slice of now, that silence in between, is to me the magic recipe in learning to build a relationship with our intuition."

The Logos Method

Chuck’s IG Account

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