Led by Light: How to develop your intuitive mediumship abilities

by Jeaux Bartlett

Communicate with Spirit safely and naturally

Do you get sudden insights but don't know where they come from--or what to do with them?

Are you woken up in the middle of the night without knowing why?

Do you sometimes wonder if people in Spirit are hanging around you?

Does the idea of talking to people in Spirit fascinate you (but maybe scare you a little bit, too)?

Whether you see and sense Spirit and don't know how to deal with it, or think you might be able to but need guidance, you can learn how to safely connect with Spirit in a way that feels good. In this down-to-earth guide, you'll get a solid foundation for developing and controlling your innate mediumship abilities.

Topics covered include:


What intuitive mediumship is, its purpose and history

How communication with Spirit works

Consciously opening and closing yourself to Spirit

Setting your intention

Creating and maintaining good boundaries

Meditation exercises

Raising your vibration while staying grounded

Your intuition and how to connect with it

How to meet and develop a relationship with your spirit guides

Symbols and understanding and interpreting messages

Whether you want to become a professional medium or simply become closer to Spirit, your higher self and your guides, this book will guide you safely on your journey.

Genres: Nonfiction

175 pages, Paperback

Published October 29, 2016

About the author

Rev. JY Bartlett (they/them) is a Spiritualist minister, National Spiritualist Teacher, and certified medium through the National Spiritualist Association of Churches, an award-winning writer, and teacher.

Born in England, they spent their middle school years in Barbados, then moved to the United States, living in Florida, the Carolinas and New York state. They now make their home in Eugene, Oregon.

When they’re not helping people heal from the pain of loss or teaching students tap into their own intuition and develop their ability to communicate with Spirit, Joanna enjoys cooking, gardening, spinning yarn and knitting.

Jeaux's website, www.jybartlett.com, helps spiritually aware people learn how to trust their inner voice and connection with Spirit.

They are the author of several books, primarily about intuition and mediumship development. They include:

The Led by Light: How to develop your intuitive mediumship abilities series, Books 1 and 2
Spirit Energy: Table tipping, trumpet voices, trance channeling and other phenomena of physical mediumship
The Spiritual Symbols Workbook: Create your personal dictionary of intuitive, psychic and metaphysical symbols
Signs from Spirit Journal: Communicate with your intuition, guides and loved ones in Spirit through signs and symbols in your everyday life
Spirit Circle Games: A guidebook for mediumship development circles
the Intuitive Symbols Coloring Book: Unlock your intuition through meditative coloring

Reviews

[Sandra Jeffs · Rating 5 out of 5]

This "how to" book is grounded in common sense. The advise can help a buddy intuitive step into his or her full potential as an intuitive with confidence. For anyone who struggles with how to develop one's intuition, this s a must read.

[Valerie Perez · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was an easy read and was very helpful. It had good information, some of which I already knew, but the best part of the book came from different methodologies to clear my mind, improve my ability to use my intuition, relax and be open to spirit and improve my abilities overall. Although some of these exercises had been touched on in other books, I appreciated the novel activities she suggested we could use to accomplish each task. For instance, everyone knows meditation is very helpful for several recasons, but; I never really thought of coloring or walking as a form of meditation. I really enjoyed the author's down-to-earth nature and her ability to connect with her audience and make the methods that she talked about in the book more accessible and relevant to each reader.

[Jill Niebuhr · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very introductory. Very good. I juggled between giving four and five stars because I had wished there was more info. I ended with five because I think it kept the read flowing and didn't complicate things was best.