Inside the Medium

by Kelvin Cruickshank

What must it feel like for celebrity psychic medium Kelvin Cruickshank to be surrounded by spirit all the time? How does he juggle fatherhood with his responsibilities as a medium, and what do his friends think of what he does for a living? What does he think of sceptics, and how does he look upon other mediums? And how does he cope with the grief and expectations of the living and spirit worlds alike? Delve deep into the mind of the medium in this tell-all account from Kelvin - the psychic medium himself.

Genres: Spirituality

253 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 22, 2013

About the author

Born and raised in the Waikato, Kelvin Cruickshank exhibited psychic abilities from an early age. He could hear and feel spirits around him, but had no idea what it all meant. Today, he is a psychic medium with a gift and accuracy that is stunning to observe. In addition to his role on the popular investigative television series 'Sensing Murder', he has appeared twice on Colin Fry's UK series '6ixth Sense'. Kelvin runs sell-out workshops and events, and in his spare time he loves fishing, diving and listening to Pink Floyd.

Reviews

[royaevereads · Rating 3 out of 5]

Compared to his other ones I can't really say what this book is specifically about - there's A LOT about scepticism, the usual anecdotes from readings and live shows, some thoughts about meditation and some notes from his friends and family. That, especially, was a nice touch. I do have to say that this book had more of a negative vibe than the other four just because it was dealing so much with sceptics but that's okay because it's a very real aspect of Kelvin's life. It may also be to do with the fact that he had a different co-writer only for this book and I guess she brings with her a different outlook. #bringbackmargie

Now that I've read all of his released works I can say that they're worth the read, some stories and stuff get repeated a couple times across different books but there's still enough from each other to all be interesting.