Television characters like Alison Dubois on the program "Medium" have caused more people to ask themselves how a person gets involved in mediumship.   Depending on your mindset, and your level of open-mindedness, you may wonder if you should look through your stack of mail for an invitation from Hogwort's School of Magic.  Of course, your life path may not be as straight forward as that of Harry Potter.  Yet, even he didn't initially know why he was being summoned or where.

When it comes to unique pths available, we all have gifts inside ourselves and we all make choices about which skills we desire to uncover, strengthen and apply.  Whenever you make one choice, you necessarily exclude other choices.  You believe in particular things and doubt others.  You identify your priorities, and those skills your will perceive as legitimate and worthy of your attention.  It tends to be rather difficult to undertake everything you aim to do at the same time, but you make time for what matters.  Do you assume "step-by-step" is the best way to go?

Individuals who detect psychic intuition, divination, telepathy and/or interpretive abilities have their attention drawn to these capabilities for a reason.  If you discover you encounter certain types of people and you feel compatible, reasons exist for these feelings as well as well as for why you stumble upon seminars and workshops offered by potential mentors. Everything happens for a reason.  You find significance where you choose to find significance. 

No matter what profession feels right fo you, it will not feel suitable or credible to everybody.  Some people believe future predictions are hoaxes, that anyone who communicates with "the Other Side" is a fraud, and that emotional readings must be less than accurate.  Yet, if you feel drawn to tarot cards and palm readers, or take an interest in developing such skills, why not? Reasons exist for every urge and inclination.  Learn at your pace and to serve others your own particular way.

As you determine how you perceive accept yourself, then you'll evolve into what you're meant to do.  We all choose our influences.  Each of us will evolve away from settings and people as another means to better understand ourselves.  We learn who we are by doing what we're not.  A process of elimination helps uncover your hidden truth.  Talking to people helps.  Listening to yourself can be the best teacher.