Ep 43: MEDIUM Froggy
Cheryl A. Page’s spiritual awakening following the loss of her partner takes her on a scientist’s journey full of mysticism and wonder! She shares how her background, the impact of grief, and her quest for understanding the continuity of consciousness gave her unbelievable, jaw-dropping experiences.
Cheryl takes a scientific approach to mediumship, giving a pragmatic perspective to a practice that has typically been considered woo-woo. She provides insights into her experiments in spirit communication and the role of intention in meditation, ultimately encouraging listeners to explore their own spiritual connections.
Cheryl’s journey into mediumship took off when she learned to listen during her meditation practice. She shares how she does this while meditating with pen and paper. She recounts a poignant Christmas message from a surprise Spirit, her experiences with historical figures like Nikola Tesla, and the use of technology and gematria in her spiritual practice. The discussion celebrates the importance of evidence in mediumship and the intrinsic value of spiritual connections, encouraging listeners to embrace their own journeys in connecting with the unseen.
Takeaways
- Meditation is not just about asking; it's also about listening.
- Imagination serves as a tool for spiritual communication.
- A scientific approach can coexist with spiritual exploration.
- Intention in meditation shapes the outcome of spiritual experiences.
- Understanding the difference between personal thoughts and those from non-local consciousness is crucial.
- Technology can be a valuable tool in mediumship.
- Engaging with historical figures can provide wisdom and guidance.
- Evidence in mediumship is crucial for validation.
- Spirits often communicate through symbols and numbers.
- Every connection with spirit can lead to new understandings.
- Embracing the unknown can open doors to new possibilities.
Sound Bites
"I was asking bigger questions."
"What if it's real?"
"Meditation is listening."
"Imagination is a tool."
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