Updated 2021.12.09

Listening to Spirit’s Messages, that’s one thing. When it comes to delivering messages from Spirit, that’s where things can get confusing, and some people feel it can get risky.

Which is why this post discusses a few ways to do it safely - 

Indeed, people get squirrely from the truth. 

In English terms, yes, people can get uncomfortable and react poorly to true information. Not everyone likes to hear the truth or wishes to handle reality, especially when they are encountering a new level of it, and it feels uncomfortable. 

When handling sensitive souls, you are typically working with those who have been through recent hardships, or who may have been nowhere near this new level of difficulty. 

Working with people in sensitive states, it helps to be clear, limit emotionality, and be calm. 

Sharing Spirit’s Messages equates to becoming more comfortable with sharing the truth. Bringing your best to handle emotions and tread the waves when navigating spiritual sharing.

Your best can be a great friend when handling truths. 

There are easy ways to share the truth, such as by telling a customer service representative how you really feel when they ask. Sharing the truth changes lives, and while it's essential, there are ways to do it gracefully at times. 

As a channel for Spirit, you can handle when the truth comes and sometimes, who it’s coming from, and usually who to give it to. 

If you are a professionally practicing psychic medium, obtaining permission to deliver your message to its recipient on Earth is usually given. 

If someone books a session with you directly, you are given permission to share with them the often sensitive, and many times, vulnerable, messages from those in Spirit on the Other Side.

But what if someone doesn’t book a session with you? This post is about the times when permission is permeable.

What if you aren’t a professional medium, yet, you can hear, sense, and receive from Spirit that you need to share with a partner or even a loved one?

Not all respond well to information known before there's physical evidence. 

Even if that evidence will come within a couple days or also if it's better handled before the physical evidence does show itself. 

Still, this may not prevent Spirit from desiring to share a message. 

First, remember that Spirit's message is not your message, this is someone else’s message. You delivering it is doing a favor for an Angel or an Ancestor. 

You are under no obligation to deliver a message if you are not comfortable doing so. Delivering a message is a favor for Spirit and a gift for the person who is meant to receive it.

Below are three things you can do to make sure Spirit's message delivery goes off as smoothly, swiftly, and peacefully as possible.

3 Tips When Sharing Spirit Messages

1. Ask the Spirit Speaker To Create an Opening

Ask your Spirit person to help you out. Ask the Guide, Angel, or Deceased Loved One to nudge their intended recipient and create an opening. This may get them to talk to you, to approach you, or to otherwise come to you for a message. 

You can ask within your mind, and this way, no one has to see you talking to Spirit in public.

When your opening is created, such as when the person starts to bring the topic, you have a message for in conversation, test it out, and see if now is the right time for your message. 

I typically recommend waiting until asked to deliver a message unless you believe the information could improve someone's life dramatically. 

2. Approach and Ask Permission

If someone has not come directly to you wanting a message from Spirit, such as in booking a reading with you, yet you have one, you can approach them. 

Introduce yourself kindly and gently, tell them who you are, that you have a message from a loved one, and then ask whether or not they would like to receive the news.

3. Do Nothing

As a conduit of Spirit, while you may see, sense, hear, and effectively communicate with both sides, that doesn't mean you are required to be around the clock translator. 

Ask your Spirit Visitor to leave you alone, come back another time, find another medium, or find another technique to get their message across directly to their recipient. They will. You are not necessarily their only option. 

Delivering psychic, intuitive, or mediumistic messages on your off-time is mostly not something I recommend. Still, the moments do arise, especially now, with so many on earth needing healing. 

So to recap, to deliver a message you can

• Ask for an opening

• Ask for permission

• Do nothing - wait for the recipient to come to you

Depending on the situation any of these may be the right answer. Just remember when delivering Spirit's message, know that you can't always control how the other person receives it. 

You also can't control how they emotionally react, or what type of mental train they take after you deliver it. You can suggest ways to integrate things or offer anything you have for relief when asked in a hot moment. 

Though sometimes it may be bitter, most of all, it's vital that you're safe and feel safe when interacting with the truth and with Spirit. 

If at any time you think the delivery of Spirit's message has hit the edge of its acceptability, it's always okay to go another direction. Usually, you'll notice when this is. 

Choose the option above that resonates most with you, to assist you in making the delivery (or non-delivery) of Spirit's message more comfortable for all involved. 

If all else, if you have a message from Spirit or some truth to share, and a person is interested, their soul will know when it is open, so offer them your business card.  

The idea of all Spirit Messages is to spread love and to open the world to be a more caring place.

As a medium you will meet many, on varying stages of their journey there. So go as far as you can go, then stop and maintain your peace.

As much as we want to manage the flow of energy, there are times when specific themes just come out, and all we can ever do is ride it out as best we can.

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