How can life’s deepest wounds become the doorway to profound spiritual awakening?
In this inspiring episode of Light the Day, Julie Cluff welcomes Mish Carpenter, a spiritual medium, channel, counselor, and healer from Nelson, New Zealand. Mish courageously shares the remarkable journey that transformed her life—from surviving childhood trauma and living with the guilt of a tragic car accident to discovering a profound connection with spirit and dedicating her life to helping others heal.
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Mish discusses how adversity became the catalyst for compassion, leading her into counseling, hospice care, mediumship, and eventually channeling the Council of Eight, a collective of angelic beings who offer guidance for humanity during this time of transformation.
During this conversation, Mish also channels live messages from the Council of Eight, sharing wisdom about:
- Humanity’s spiritual evolution
- Why you chose to be here during this extraordinary time
- The role technology plays in humanity’s awakening
- Remembering your authentic spiritual nature
- Moving beyond fear into love and purpose
- Living with greater presence and gratitude
Mish also shares practical spiritual tools that anyone can begin using today, including daily gratitude practices, humming to regulate the nervous system, and cultivating a deeper relationship with intuition.
Whether you’re exploring mediumship, healing from trauma, or simply seeking hope, this conversation offers inspiration and reassurance that even life’s most painful experiences can become sacred stepping stones toward your highest purpose.
In This Episode
- Mish’s journey from Zimbabwe and South Africa to New Zealand
- Healing childhood trauma through spiritual growth
- Finding purpose after tragedy
- Becoming a counselor, hospice caregiver, and medium
- Channeling the Council of Eight
- Messages about humanity’s awakening
- Technology and consciousness
- Communicating with non-verbal autistic children
- Simple daily spiritual practices
- Living from gratitude instead of fear
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