The Top 5 Films On Psychic Mediums
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Are you getting cozy with the television?
Need some inspiration?
Are you looking to explore your gifts or the paranormal itself a bit more?
Growing up, I was hungry to know about my abilities, which I'd been aware of since I was around six years old.
Pre-internet and unable to talk about my gifts at school, I learned about my gifts through the books in my library, the films I was allowed to watch, and what my family told me.
My parents were science-fiction fans. They also believed in historical lore.
With this culture at home, thankfully, I was able to watch just about any paranormal movie I desired, and check out any book I wanted.
Now, very month in The Membership, we highlight a multimedia resource that supports the spiritual journey.
Throughout my early life and the monthly features, I've reviewed a lot of movies on the paranormal and there are quite a few movies out there featuring mediums and their practice.
Looking for a film that’s fair and informative on psychic mediums?
Below, are the best, most well-rounded documentaries on psychic mediumship I've found since I started reviewing films both for work and personal interest.
The Top 5 Films On Psychic Mediums
The Top 5 Films on Psychic Mediums. Image of film strip in bokeh light by gagnonm1993 from Pixabay with textoverlay of title.
1. Hereafter
Matt Damon plays George, an American medium character in the movie.
I think the script writing for this character’s struggles is accurate. I know people who have felt the way his character is played.
It also shows a fair depiction of the pressure some psychics feel to continue using their gifts in the ways others want.
2. The Science and the Séance
A four-part BBC documentary on the history of mediumship and progressive scientific study throughout history, educational.
This film is currently available on YouTube - Science and the Seance Playlist. This series is watchable, informative, and accurate.
In classic English style, there is also very little to zero sensationalization in it.
Because of this, I feel it would be safe to show this documentary to a mature teenager or child interested in knowing more about their gifts or the topic itself.
Watch Science and the Seance on Youtube
3. The Afterlife Investigations: The Scole Experiments
This film covers paranormal research conducted by the Scole Group in the UK and their findings.
The fascinating evidence they've collected on physical spirit communication through spirit groups, radios, direct voice, apports, and other techniques for Spirit contacts are shared in this documentary.
It's great for people who like evidence and alternative ways to capture The Spirit World in action.
Watch The Scole Experiment - Proof of Life After Death on YouTube
4. No One Dies in Lilydale
I have the DVD of this. It’s a documentary on the world-famous Lilydale Assembly, and the phenomena in a mediumship destination spot known worldwide, includes interviews with mediums in their homes.
It covers the history of spiritualism and mediumship, featuring medium camp, Lilydale, and their residents in upstate New York.
It also goes over a bit of the history of the early 1900s mediumship, which I find captivating.
Study mediumship history?
This is an excellent film for mediumship historians, especially those who focus their research on the American development and popularity of it.
5. Tuning In: Spirit Channelers in America
This documentary explores and demonstrates channeling.
Even as a rarely discussed form of mediumship, channeling is one of the four main types of popular mediumship and one of the seventy-three kinds of mediumship, overall.
The film follows the journey of Darryl Anka, Wendy Kennedy, and four other spirit channelers, and covers how they work and their thoughts on the process.
I like this film because spirit channeling has been parodied in the past, and I think having it portrayed by those who do, creates a beautifully balanced picture of the practice.
So to recap, here are the top 5 films I recommend:
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On top of these, I also like Lorna Byrne: The Lady Who Sees Angels Documentary.
So, get cozy, get your knowledge on and enjoy these films.
If you have a medium in your life, encourage them to watch with you.
If you are a medium, invite a loved one or friend to join you.
Follow the links above to get started with one of these films!
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