Video Medium Reading

Mediumship readings are one of the most personal things you can do over a screen. You're asking the reader to describe a specific person who's no longer here — their personality, their voice, the things only your family would know. On a phone, you hear the description. On video, you watch the reader receive it.

Why video matters for mediumship

A medium's expression often shifts when a connection comes through. Their voice changes. They pause mid-sentence to listen. Some mediums describe the experience as similar to listening to a conversation in another room — they have to focus to hear the details. On video, you see all of that. The face change at minute four when "I'm getting someone with your grandmother's energy" turns into "she's saying you don't have to keep that recipe just because she made it" is visible information.

What a video medium reading looks like

Most start similar: the medium settles in, asks if there's anyone specific you'd like to connect with (or asks you to stay open to whoever comes through), and goes quiet for 30-60 seconds. Then they describe what they're picking up — usually starting with a personality trait, a relationship, sometimes a name or initial. They'll ask you to confirm or correct. The session is collaborative; the reader rarely "performs" a one-way monologue.

What kinds of confirmations to expect

Specific names are rare. What you usually get is: a relationship ("father side"), a personality trait ("very direct, didn't sugarcoat"), a sensory detail ("smell of pipe tobacco" or "the kitchen"), a shared memory or object that meant something between you. Skilled mediums tend to land 3-5 specific details that you couldn't have guessed from your initial bio.

What this kind of reading is and isn't for

Video medium readings work well when you want connection — feeling like the person is still around, getting closure on something unfinished, hearing what someone might say if they could. They're less useful when you want practical advice ("should I take this job?") because the connection isn't a switchboard. The most meaningful sessions are usually emotional, not strategic.

After the session

Most callers describe a video medium reading as more emotional than they expected. Plan a buffer hour after — don't schedule a meeting right after. Some details land later, after the call ends. Many regular callers find they keep coming back to the same medium because the relationship deepens; the medium learns your specific energy and the reads get more grounded over time.