THE MESSAGE
Transcribed on 24th January 2024 @ 02:30 am
Good evening. It’s nice of you to join us. We’ve been waiting some time for you. I know you’ve been under a little pressure with your work so we do understand.
Interesting, when you think about the use of the word pressure. On earth, that tends to be the result of varying masses on objects. Water through a tap, books stacked on each other, hands holding hands. In fact most of life is based on pressures, one way or another. In the same vein, pressure is related to stresses. Place pressure on a branch and stress it into a bend for example.
Have you ever wondered why humans have adopted those symptoms from a physical meaning into being related also to invisible biological symptoms? People claim they are under pressure at times, mental pressure, and almost always associated with stress. The two usages, physical and mental are similar in many other ways too. When a physical object is put under pressure and stressed, it loses some of its integrity. It becomes less strong, and is more prone to failing. These symptons also occur with the mental meaning too.
Oddly enough, some humans claim they work better under stress, but that is not so. That person merely enjoys the challenge of achieving something faster, thereby feeling a sense of achievement.
Mediums are amongst the most common of people to suffer stress and pressure. These symptoms, remember, are affecting the integrity of the mental state. So, a stressed medium, under pressure to bring over a communication is defeating theirself before they’ve even began.
You yourself have failed to connect to us on more than one occasion before in the past. That was due to a self-imposed stress from the pressure you put on yourself. Thankfully, in recent times, you have learned to relax and avoid pressures doing your mediumship. And I’m sure you’d agree, the mediumship quality has been much greater, with pure messages and evidential communications.
We experience these stresses and pressures that mediums put themselves under. We sense it in the same way that talking into a facing wind would be to the voice. We have to try harder in these stressful connections, and the effectiveness and subtleties of the message we want to share are ‘lost in the wind’.
The best advice we can offer to any medium that finds themself becoming stressed and under pressure during a connection is to step back, take a long deep breath. Acknowledge you have become stressed and under pressure. Spend a few minutes breathing and telling it to leave you. Then when you connect afresh, the connection will be clearer for both the medium and the communicator. A few minutes well spend and most certainly worth doing.
Perhaps you might like to write some words on this topic. I’m sure you could find enough from your experiences to make it a worthy essay. My tips are beneficial for using in many other situations where stress is involved. Learn to recognise it when it arrives. Address it and dismiss it. Mediums have to learn to be in control of such symptoms.
I’ve said what I wanted to say on this occasion. I’m delighted that you’ve picked up your pen again. This is something you should get back to doing more frequently. Sleep well.
Goodbye.
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