Mediums and false sages: how not to fall into the trap of the ego

A medium is a person who says they receive messages from “elsewhere”: angels, spirits or wise people. It's impossible to talk about mediums without talking about the ego, that is, that little voice within us that wants to be seen, admired and important.

A problem with numbers

In Kabbalah (a Jewish spiritual tradition) and the Koran, we recognize the existence of 72 angels, considered wise or intermediaries between us and God. This hierarchy includes a God, a trinity and these 72 angels. Other philosophical traditions also speak of a limited number of mediums.

Now today, we find mediums in all countries, and there are several thousand of them. It doesn't fit with these traditions. Not everyone can therefore be truly wise.

How do you know if someone is righteously wise?

We should investigate before trusting, and know if the medium can really be called wiseis complex. This text does not attempt to explain how to recognize it. Instead, he looks at the damage that impostors can cause.

The ego trap

In front of an audience, it is easy to let yourself be guided by your ego. We then begin to interpret things that have no basis. The danger is real: someone who receives a “message” from a so-called wise man risks changing his life to follow what he was predicted or advised. It no longer has anything to do with real sages or real mediums. It is simply the ego that grows, that of the medium as well as that of the person who listens to him.

Most often, the goal of these fake psychics is to make money through this inflated ego.

What to remember

The most valuable quality is knowing how to spot those who amplify the ego: “ego amplifiers”.

A medium or an angel does not necessarily give advice. He's not there to tell you what to do. It is a presence, an entity.