Show Notes
Doubting your guidance? You have more than one spirit guide—and learning how to recognize each one changes everything. Many spiritual seekers believe they have only one spirit guide. That belief alone creates confusion, inconsistency, and self-doubt. When guidance feels different from one moment to the next, it’s easy to assume you’re imagining it—or doing something wrong.
Chris Lippincott, international medium and bestselling author of Spirits Beside Us, explains how a spirit guide team actually works and why different guides step in for different roles. When you understand this, spiritual guidance stops feeling random and intuition becomes something you can trust.
This episode includes a guided experiential practice to help you feel spirit guide energy, notice subtle shifts in your aura, and recognize the unique energetic “call signs” of different guides—so you can tell the difference between spirit communication and imagination through direct experience, not belief.
What You’ll learn: → why you have more than one spirit guide → how a spirit guide team is structured and led → the different roles guides play in your life → how to feel and recognize distinct guide energies → how to stop doubting intuition and trust guidance
🎁 Free Spirit Guide Resource Deepen this connection with the free Spirit Guide Connection Starter Kit: https://montclairmedium.com/guideconnectionkit
Chapters: 00:00 Understanding Your Spirit Guide Team 05:09 Roles of Different Spirit Guides 12:41 Recognizing Your Guides 20:05 Building Confidence in Your Connection
This episode explores spirit guide teams, connecting with your spirit guides, developing intuition and clairsentience, and trusting spiritual guidance through grounded mediumship practices. It’s especially helpful for anyone experiencing spiritual awakening or seeking clearer signs from Spirit.
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