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Who Do Mediums Work For? Spirit, Clients, and the Ethics of the Other Side - Part 2

Who Do Mediums Work For? Spirit, Clients, and the Ethics of the Other Side - Part 2

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 Who do mediums truly work for—the client or the spirit? In this episode of Mediumship Sparks – The Next Chapter, Noelle Deane speaks with healer, medium, and Akashic Records reader Melody Rosecrans about mediumship ethics, discernment, and an often-unspoken topic: how mental health traits and personality dynamics may echo beyond physical death.

This conversation explores:
  • Ethical responsibility in spirit communication
  • Mental health and personality patterns after death
  • When spirit withholds answers for a person’s growth
  • Discernment, boundaries, and integrity in readings
  • Trusting intuition without surrendering agency
This is Part 1 of a two-part interview and sets the groundwork for the continuation in Part 2. Grounded, thoughtful, and nuanced, this episode is for listeners seeking depth rather than simple answers.

You can learn more about Melody Rosecrans at: https://www.invokeandra.com or contact her directly at melody@invokeandra.com.


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Disclaimer: The information presented on the podcast is educational in nature and is provided only as general information and is not medical or psychological advice, nor is it a substitute for seeking licensed professional health care services.
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