hello, im just wondering if age matters for spiritualism.  will it be harder/easier to learn? are their certain capabilites that a teenager can not learn? tc.

sorry, ive been asking alot of questions, most of them are still unresolved, is just that i am new to the forums and would like to know more. :D thanx in advanced.

Why would age be a great concern? I think that maturity may be more relevant. Spititualism takes practice, it takes learning, it takes dedication. Anyone who is willing to live a life of spiritualism can, regardless of age. But it isn't easy.

i guess age shouldnt matter at all:)
you will pretty mature people here who may just be kids to others.

When we are
20:  We are very materialistic and seeking a good job/career to make our fortune.  Our relationships are blossoming and this takes time and effort.

30:  We solidify all the knowledge we have up to this point and become a bit dogmatic in our approach to others.  We are right - you are wrong certainly reins here.

40:  We realize how little we know and how important it is to our soul to make our mark.  We make new starts in all things - work, play, family, friends, etc.

50:  A very growing time in our new direction.  But this time the approach is so much more open minded.  

60:  We are expected to retire materially.  This merely opens the creative juices to produce so much more.  Many writers, poets, painters, scientists, etc. have found their calling while not being distracted by their careers.

70/80/90:  A quiet time of contemplation.  If we share with the younger generations, we have found a place to use what we have learned through trial and error of a lifetime of spirituality.

As a leader in a Spiritualism (religion, philosophy, science) I find that putting a lot of energy and psychic/mediumship training into people too young to stick to it is an exercise in futility.  I have recently found myself thinking - give me the interested seekers from the 40s.  

There is never a time that the spirituality of the individual is not learning and growing.  And of course, these were generalizations based on industrial research with my thoughts added.

I say go for it!

If anything, I'd say the earlier the better. But in all honesty, it's probably more of an individual thing. Bottom line: if you feel some kind of calling or have an interest, then go for it! (You're here, aren't you?)