#BookReview: Magickal Mediumship: Partnering with the Ancestors for Healing and Spiritual Development by Danielle Dionne @LlewellynBooks @Netgalley

Synopsis: This invaluable resource weaves together mediumship, magick, Spiritualism, and ancestral reverence to forge a strong foundation for spiritual development and connection with your deceased loved ones. Danielle Dionne provides hands-on exercises and accessible techniques for improving your practice and creating real change in your life.

Discover the different groups of ancestors, build a practice that honors them, and learn how to work with them for divination and healing. Explore ritual suggestions, recipes for offerings, and rites for crossing over. Meet spirit guides and deities of the dead. You'll also be encouraged to consider your own mortality and what the afterlife will bring. Respectful and captivating, this book presents a unique approach to magick and mediumship.



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Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
My Review:  I thought that this was a great book for anyone interested in mediumship. I liked how the author took the time to explain the different types of mediums, spiritualism, and types of mediumship. This is a great place for beginners to start. Learning to work with my ancestors is something I had been wanting to learn for a while and this book was extremely helpful. The exercises included were easy to follow and practice and something I intend to integrate with my existing practices. The section on confronting our mortality was also eye-opening. The only thing I did not like was there were times when it felt like reading a textbook, however, I really enjoyed this highly informative book.

Review

"There is not a single soul more qualified to write on the relationship between mediumship and magick than Danielle Dionne. Magickal Mediumship masterfully weaves her experience and knowledge of spiritualist mediumship and her necromantic and ancestral magickal practices in a manner that not only makes complete sense, but is bound to brings healing, empowerment, and closure for the spiritual practitioner. Chock-full of exercises, personal experiences, and Danielle's great sense of humor and refreshingly affable tone―she lifts the veil on the closely guarded secrets of communicating with and partnering with those who have transitioned from this life to craft magick in one's life...This is the best book on these topics that you could ever get your hands on and is sure to be a classic."―Mat Auryn, author of Psychic Witch

"Magickal Mediumship is an excellent portal of entry for any that wish to learn to be mediums. This book is more than a collection of techniques, it provides context and ways to integrate working with the dead into your life and spiritual practices. Danielle Dionne’s love and caring for this work and this path of service shines through in every chapter. This is a book that is wise, humble, and one that you will read again and again."―Ivo Dominguez Jr, author, astrologer, ritualist, and Wiccan elder

"This is a beautifully articulated guide to the subtle, yet powerful realms of spirit and the ancestors. Danielle's experienced hand takes you on a moving, challenging yet inspiring journey to the edge of forever. What you hold in your hands is a delicate delight of contemplation, deep-thought, instruction and practise. It is a storehouse of impeccable wisdom."―Kristoffer Hughes, Head of the Anglesey Druid Order, coroner, and author of When the Last Leaf Falls and The Book of Celtic Magic

"The master guide to modern mediumship! Danielle Dionne delivers a fascinating peek as to what’s on the other side of the veil and helps provide us with the tools and techniques to be able to light that darkness and make it known. More than just a practical education on how to work with the spirits of the dead, Magickal Mediumship also gives valuable, real-world advice on how to spot a charlatan spiritualist, prepare for your own or a loved one’s mortality, tips on what to do if your ancestors were awful, and a lot more!"―Tomás Prower, author of Morbid Magic

"Magickal Mediumship is an incredible mash-up of two very powerful spiritual practices, mediumship and magick! This is a journey into understanding the many aspects of spirit from our departed loved ones to guides and other spiritual energies available to us. Danielle has also created some wonderful magickal practices designed to help you connect and honor the many ways we can work with our ancestors to enhance our lives. This book has become a go-to guide for me to enhance my practices in mediumship and I know it will be for you!"―Lauren Rainbow, medium and author of The Mediumship Training Deck

--This text refers to the paperback edition.

About the Author

Danielle Dionne is a professional psychic medium who has trained under internationally known mediums, including John Holland, James van Praagh, Tony Stockwell, and Lauren Rainbow. She also trained under prominent magickal and occult teachers such as Christopher Penczak, Devin Hunter, and Jason Miller. She's been teaching psychic mediumship development since 2009 and runs Moth and Moon Studio, a spiritual development center in New Hampshire.

--This text refers to the paperback edition.

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