EP 216 - "The Art And Science Of Mediumship and Super PSI" With Lauren Robertson

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In this episode of finding grace I’m joined by Lauren Robertson who is an evidential medium and award-winning speaker. Across 20 years, she has conducted tens-of-thousands of platform demonstrations and 1:1 sittings all over the world. Lauren is known for delivering specific and detailed evidence of survival with compassion, humour and warmth. She is the author of The Medium in Manolos published by Hay House, and The Art & Science of Mediumship on Substack. Lauren holds an MA in English Literature and Philosophy specializing in consciousness studies.

She lives in Glasgow with her husband and two kids.

We connected on social media and I can wait to share Lauren on here today.

In this episode you’ll discover:

Lauren shares what finding grace means to her now: slowing down, making space and letting life breathe.
They explore how slowing down can help with parenting, grieving and developing mediumship.
Lauren traces her path from childhood sensitivity and angel cards to giving readings at a school fundraiser.
A surprising job listing at 16 launches her career; years of readings gradually lead her to focus on mediumship and its potential to help people through grief.
Lauren explains why The Medium in Manolos challenges narrow ideas of what a medium should look like, making room for personality and self-expression.
Hannah and Lauren discuss self-doubt, the difference between fear and intuition, and the grace of not blaming yourself when life takes an unexpected turn.
Lauren explains why she avoids making people dependent on readings: her focus is on connection and healing, not telling anyone how to live their life.
Lauren unpacks the “super-psi” question: could a medium receive accurate information through telepathy or a wider field of information, rather than from someone who has died? She shares why messages that seem to follow the deceased person’s own intentions are central to her research into survival after death.
They explore Lauren’s interest in whether mediumship offers evidence that a person’s consciousness survives death, alongside other possible explanations such as telepathy.
Lauren discusses whether mediumship is an innate gift or something people can develop, and the role openness may play in that journey.
The conversation closes on grounded spirituality, integrity in spiritual work, Lauren’s Spirit Circle, the different ways people perceive spiritual impressions, and the practice of “sitting in the power.”