In short : Mediumship is a session of quiet reflection to renew the bond with a departed loved one, by phone, on WhatsApp or in person, with Arthur Mertens, psychic medium. He passes on faithfully the impressions he perceives, without staging, to accompany grief.
What a mediumship session is, and what it is not
Mediumship rests on the idea that it may be possible to perceive, through intuition, impressions linked to a person who has passed away. I do not “summon” anyone: I make myself available, calmly, and I pass on faithfully what I perceive, without inventing anything to please you. Sometimes little comes through; that is part of the honesty of the approach.
A session is neither a show nor scientific proof. It is a moment of presence, which can soothe, console or simply accompany you in your grief.
How a mediumship session unfolds
- Welcome and intention: we take the time to settle and to define what you hope for from this moment.
- A few reference points, if you wish: the first name of the person who has passed, your bond with them. You do not have to say more.
- Time of reception: I pass on what comes, whether impressions, images, words or simple sensations.
- Exchange: you tell me what resonates with you, and what does not.
- Closing: a last moment to come back down gently and let calm settle.
Who is mediumship for?
- People in mourning, recent or long-standing, who are looking for some comfort.
- Parents who have lost a child, even before birth, and never had the chance to say goodbye.
- Those who carry unanswered questions, or words they were never able to say.
- Anyone who feels the need to quietly commune with a loved one who has passed.
Support in grief, at your own pace
Grief has its own pace, and no one can rush it. A session can be a support, a moment of gentleness in the midst of pain.
What I do not promise
I guarantee neither that a message will come, nor its nature, nor that it will match what you hope for. I will never tell you to make a serious decision on the strength of an impression, nor to come back more often than you wish.