Spirit School

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Accessible, Authentic, and Empowering Spiritual and Mediumship Development Since 2018, Danielle Searancke, known as the Squamish Medium, has been sharing the raw and real journey of a spiritual medium. As an Indigenous mother of two and mountain mama, Danielle offers an honest and vulnerable look into the highs, lows, and transformative lessons from over a decade on the mediumship and spiritual development path. Trusted by a global community as a mentor and guide, Danielle’s journey began with mediumship readings at her kitchen table in 2013. Now, Spirit School has grown into a thriving online and in-person learning sanctuary, rooted in her passion for mentoring healers in a holistic and heart-centered way. Through storytelling, teachings, and reflections, Spirit School is your space for spiritual exploration, practical tools, and soul-deep connection. So, grab a cup of tea, settle in, and join Danielle in uncovering the wisdom and magic Spirit has for you today. Welcome to Spirit School

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Thursday Feb 25, 2021

Celebrating Historical Black Mediums

Thursday Feb 25, 2021

I researched 4 historical black mediums in history, that truly made massive shifts for all of us working mediums back in the day. This was brought to my attention from one of my Initiation 2021 sisters, how my lesson on the History of Mediumship was missing diversity, and she was very right. It led me to want to learn more about my own cultural background and Mediumship (Indigenous descent)

I have a special message from Jonathan The Medium in this episode for all mediums who feel they are not widely represented in the world of Mediumship, and I thank him for his time and generosity in continuing to be a safe cultural sounding board for me, and his willingness to contribute to this episode.

The links I researched to create this episode are:

Harriet E. Wilson

References:

https://www.spiritualpathspiritualistchurch.org/harriet-e-wilson-african-american-spiritualist/

http://www.harrietwilsonproject.net/harriet-wilson-.html

https://zora.medium.com/why-hasnt-harriet-wilson-the-first-african-american-female-novelist-been-given-her-due-65c776661cee

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harriet_E._Wilson

Paschal Beverly Randolph

References:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paschal_Beverly_Randolph

https://www.encyclopedia.com/science/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/randolph-paschal-beverly-1825-1875

Mother Leafy Anderson