Show Notes
This week I’m exploring a question that’s been rattling around my head for a while: Where does spirit end… and human effort begin?
Because in spiritual spaces, we’re often very comfortable saying: Spirit brought me this. Spirit guided me. Spirit made it happen.
But what about the hours of work? The risks? The failures? The money? The persistence?
In this episode, I’m talking about: • The inspiration behind Spirit Social • Why ideas don’t arrive fully formed • The hidden labour behind spiritual businesses and communities • Whether marketing and alignment can coexist • Why we struggle to acknowledge our own contribution • And the uncomfortable relationship between spirituality, visibility and success
Can spirit inspire the vision? Absolutely. But someone still has to build the thing. I'm starting a circle, and you're invited. Most people developing their mediumship are doing it on their own. From September I'm running a monthly development circle inside Spirit Social, where you practise with other people instead of just reading about it. Over 12 monthly live events, alongside daily card readings and live demonstrations. Come and join us: https://onelink.to/pgwzuq Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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