The Best Books to Deepen Your Understanding of Mediumship
A Guide to Timeless Reads for Exploring Afterlife Communication
I’m often asked if there are any books I recommend about mediumship. Having read so many books on the subject over the years, I’ve found that while modern books on mediumship can provide valuable insights, some of the best knowledge on mediumship comes from older books. Here are just some these timeless books, I will share more that I recommend soon. These books offer a deeper understanding of mediumship, sharing the experience and wisdom of those who dedicated their lives to exploring the connection between the physical world and the afterlife.
“On the Edge of the Etheric” by Arthur Findlay
This book is one of the most significant works in spiritualism. It explores the scientific side of mediumship and the afterlife, bridging the gap between science and spirituality.
What you’ll learn:
• The mechanics of afterlife communication.
• Insights into the etheric plane and how it interacts with the physical world.
• A logical, science based approach to understanding mediumship.
I find that Arthur Findlay’s work is great for those who are skeptical or want a more intellectual approach to mediumship.
“How to Become a Medium” by E.W. Wallis
Originally published in 1903, this book offers timeless advice for developing mediumship. E.W. Wallis was among the most influential figures in the early days of spiritualism, and the wisdom in this book continues to resonate today.
What you’ll learn:
• The ethical responsibilities of a medium.
• Techniques for strengthening your connection to spirits.
• How to create an environment conducive to afterlife communication.
This book is best for those seeking authentic and traditional methods of mediumship development.
“The Life Beyond the Veil” by Rev. G. Vale Owen
Rev. G. Vale Owen was a medium who channeled detailed messages about the afterlife. His writings offer vivid descriptions of the afterlife.
What you’ll learn:
• What life in the afterlife looks like, based on channeled messages.
• The role of love and spiritual growth in the afterlife.
• How spirits work to help those still on earth.
This book is great for anyone curious about their departed loved ones and how mediumship can provide glimpses into the afterlife.
“The Medium’s Book” by Allan Kardec
Allan Kardec is considered the father of Spiritism. Published in 1861, it offers a detailed exploration of mediumship and the afterlife.
What you’ll learn:
• The different types of mediumship and their purposes.
• Techniques for safe and ethical spirit communication.
• Insights into the laws and principles governing the afterlife.
This book is excellent for anyone interested in the philosophical and practical aspects of mediumship.
“The Blue Island: Experiences of a New Arrival Beyond the Veil” by W.T. Stead
W.T. Stead was a newspaper editor and journalist who communicated from the afterlife through medium Pardoe Woodman, after his death on the Titanic. This book shares his experiences and observations from the afterlife.
What you’ll learn:
• Firsthand channeled accounts of life after death.
• Insights into the transition from life to the afterlife.
• Messages about the importance of spiritual development on earth.
This book is one of the most unique books I’ve read, it provides a direct glimpse into the afterlife through the lens of a departed soul.
Whether you’re looking to develop your own mediumship ability or simply want to understand the afterlife better, all of these books I’ve shared will provide you with guidance and wisdom that still remains relevant today.