Mediums and the Brazilian Sunlight
Autor: Guilherme Levinski Marins | Publicado: 2014-08-29T20:40:00-07:00



Well basically mediums are everywhere. we've all got the capacity to communicate with the dead to some extent. So, some people are ostensive mediums, which means they can literally and distinctly get in touch, or developing mediums-- people like you and me, to whom perceptions of the second dimension flicker in and out at times.&nbsp;





Mediums --




representation of a seance as in spiritist centers in Brazil

It's been like 8 months since I last clearly pictured a ghost in my room. Correction: a spirit. Ghost sounds surperstitious. I was lying in bed when I turned to my side and there she was-- a lady dressed in a lab coat, glasses on, short straight hair, brunette, staring at me. Since it wasn't my first experience, I acted naturally. She replied to my question before I was about to utter it: I'm just here to encourage you. I loved what you did today, it was really helpful. Keep at it.

Then I wanted to ask her if we'd already met before, like in my dreams or something. But 5 seconds had passed and she was gone. The event she was reffering to was an afternoon of charity work I had done in a local institution.

Wait-- my lovely brother's talking to me. Be back later!

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Ok.

Personal experiences apart, let me give you a brief explanation on how mediumship works.



French polyglot-linguist-chemist-physicist-anatomist-scientist Allan Kardec says mediumship is a physical gift. That is, it starts out in your body.

A medium supposedly has a kind of immaterial fluid (something similar to the one your soul's made out of) which extends out and merges with that of a spirit. This very peculiar contact causes a medium to have a wide range or physical perceptions: a medium can see, or hear, or feel, or smell or preconceive, etc, what's going on in the spirit dimension.


this pic kinda shows fluids from a spirit and from a medium merging



(Oh-- and hardly ever does a medium have all physical perceptions at the same time).

Professor Kardec, who was in constant contact with many enlightened spirits, further says this fluid combination can reach out to physical objects -- say, like a cup -- and move them or even transport them.

Yeahh-- I know what you're thinking. Sounds awkwardly outlandish, right??

One more thing-- this fluid we all have is like magnetism. It can send magnetic "torpedos" to anyone anywhere in the world. That is how, for instance, you begin thinking of a distant relative or old friend, then that same person emails or writes to you on Facebook the next day.




pic of a materialized spirit (medium Chico Xavier)









I dunno. I still have my own doubts about how far mediums can go. I've heard of seances here in Brazil where mediums materialize -- yeah, materialize -- spirits. It all seems even more authoritative when distinguished people in society claim their veracity.










And there are countless reports on moms, dads, people in general receiving letters from their beloved (and deceased) family members, usually known as psicografias, written by the hands of mediums in trance. Such letters reportedly contain intimate information only the dead person him/herself couldve known. Like, childhood habits, likes and dislikes, a personal never disclaimed date, hidden loots, and so on.




Christ the Redeemer, in Rio

Be it real or not, it's totally worth the research. In a way or in another, you'll end up embarking on your very own spiritual awakening. And I do believe that your emotional and physical well-being is far more relevant than being able to contact the dead.

Furthermore--

Living in Brazil itself is an ongoing blessing. I mean, the energy people here exert is like nowhere else's. There's always somebody to cheer you up and, when you least expect it, you're gladly cheering your fellows on, fraternally.



haha, I just thought this looked good, it's actually Brazilian


Think of it: the sun is constantly bombarding our planet with a never-ending blast of neutrinos. They actually go across us all of the time when exposed to the sun. And in Brazil there's no lack of sunlight, believe me! (Please disregard my poor knowledge of Physics-- used to skip classes in high school).

Then again, religious diversity is well respected here. People of different beliefs all join at the lunchroom table and celebrate like brothers and sisters.
But yeah, we've got our problems too, like being one of the leading countries in corruption.

I strongly advise you to come visit us.

I still need to get around to writing a few handy tips on how to get the most of your stay in Brazil.


Iguassu Falls in Foz do Iguassu (that's where I live, it's A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!)




And there's another article on my not-yet-realized dream of visiting the US. BOY, DO I FEEL LIKE GETTING TO KNOW THAT COUNTRY! I'm still raising funds for that and hope it can happen somewhere in the next ten years-- snif. If you're rich and are looking forward to some good investment, join me for a 21-day cross-country trip in America-- yeah!




WHO knows, right??!

Thanks for reading and have a good one! Look out for the spirits!













PS. for further info on well-known and respected brazilian mediums:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mediumship
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chico_Xavier
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divaldo_Pereira_Franco
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spiritism