Blog #8: Can a Mediumship Reading Help Me Discover My Life Purpose?
- Michael and Michelle Dee
- Jun 16
- 2 min read
This post is part of our “Top 10 Questions About Mediumship” blog series — where we answer your most common questions about readings, Spirit, and what really happens in a session.
This is one of the most meaningful questions you can bring to a Mediumship session — and we recommend asking it early on. The short answer? Yes. Absolutely.
During a Mediumship Reading, our Guides often take the opportunity to speak directly to your growth and purpose. Even if you don’t ask about it outright, they’ll usually weave it into the conversation — because Spirit loves to speak to what we need, not just what we ask.
They’re clever like that.
Real Insight Into Who You Are and Why You’re Here
Many clients walk away from a reading with:
A deeper understanding of recurring life patterns
Awareness of hidden strengths or untapped potential
Clarity around the lessons they’re being prodded to learn
Gentle encouragement to make aligned changes
These readings often come at pivotal life moments — times when you’re feeling unsure, stuck, or in transition. Spirit sees you where you are and offers guidance for your highest good.
Spirit Has a Lot to Say About Your Purpose
If you’ve ever asked yourself, “Why am I here?” - Spirit already has the answer- because it was determined before you even came to earth! What you will receive is insight, encouragement, and often a deep sense of peace about the path you're on.
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👤 About the Authors
Michael and Michelle Dee are Accredited Mediums and Spiritual Counsellors based on the Mornington Peninsula, Australia. Through their practice, Evolve Spiritual, Michelle and Michael help clients reconnect with loved ones in Spirit, discover their life’s purpose, and heal through compassionate Mediumship and spiritual guidance.
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