Where Psyche and Spirit Meet (FREE)

Service Description

Have you ever felt a block in your development and wondered whether it was spiritual — or something else entirely? Have you ever caught yourself doubting what you sensed, wondering if you were "just being too sensitive," or noticed that no matter how much technique you learned, something in you still held back? If any of that sounds familiar, this conversation is for you. Join Medium Michael Mayo and Associate Therapist and Medium Maranda MacDonald for a live exploration of the place where psyche and spirit meet — the overlap between mediumship, psychic awareness, and psychology that almost never gets talked about openly. This is a conversation for mediums, psychics, sensitives, and empaths who've sensed there's more going on beneath their development than "just" spiritual work, and who are curious what that "more" actually is. What we'll explore Where the line really is between an emotional block and a spiritual one — and whether that line is as clear as we've been taught. What depth psychology understands about the unconscious, and why figures like Carl Jung were drawn to both the psyche and the paranormal at once. Why insight alone rarely changes anything, and what experiential work offers that purely intellectual understanding can't. The particular history so many sensitive people and empaths seem to share — and why so many healers carry a story of being told they were "too much." What it might mean if your development has plateaued for reasons that aren't actually spiritual. A taste of the work itself This won't be discussion alone. Maranda will guide the group through a short experiential exercise grounded in depth psychology, designed to give everyone a direct, felt sense of where psyche and spirit meet — not just an idea of it, but a moment of actually experiencing it. Why this conversation matters This isn't a lecture — it's a real dialogue between a medium and an Associate Therapist and Medium, each bringing a different lens to the same questions. You'll hear two ways of understanding the same experiences: the spiritual and the psychological, side by side, without one having to override the other. Whether you're brand new to development or years into your practice, you'll leave with a new way of asking questions about your own blocks, your own sensitivity, and your own history — and a felt sense that you don't have to choose between doing your inner work and doing your spiritual work. They were never meant to be separate.