The Making of a Medium

The Art of Mediumship Elaine Kuzmeskus, director of the New England School of Metaphysics, is a nationally known Spiritualist medium. Born with the gift of clairvoyance, she made contact with her Hindu guide at age four: “Ever since I was in my crib, I had been fascinated by spirits. When I was about four, a Hindu gentleman only I could see started giving me instructions from the other side. ‘Cross your fingers and place them over the middle of your forehead. Now concentrate and push the energy out.’ Soon I was able to visualize people and see them in their future state. Other guides quickly followed: an Egyptian master, and an ancient Chinese doctor.” In 1972, Elaine Kuzmeskus was certified by the National Association of Spiritualist Churches as a medium. During her thirty-five years of mediumship, she has conducted many well-publicized séances. Chapter topics include: • A Modern Initiate—Born with the gift of clairvoyance, Kuzmeskus developed her mediumship in a Spiritualist Circle. • Death: God’s Other Door What is it like to die? What is it like on the other side of life? • Meditation—Learn effective methods to communicate with loved ones, guides, and angels. • Guides—While we all have our own guides, mediums have at least five. • The Spiritualist Circle—A home circle provides a safe way to develop mediumship. • Psychometry—By holding an object, a psychometrist can tune in to past, present, and future. • The Psychic Senses—From ancient Egypt to modern Spiritualism psychic senses have been used to connect with spirit and obtain guidance. • Séance—Learn the protocol for connecting with spirit, and how to set up a séance room. • Trance—Full trance mediumship is the most advanced form of mediumship. • The Medium’s Cabinet—Instructions on how to build and use a medium’s cabinet. • Physical Mediumship—What are the most common types of physical mediumship? • Healing Grief—What is the best way to cope with the loss of a friend or family member?