Many practitioners work with ancestor spirits and encourage their clients to do the same. Those who came before us have life times of wisdom to draw upon and insights to share.
So does any book on self improvement.
You can ask your great great grandmother if the ability to see spirits was in the bloodline before she was born. She will tell you the truth IF she knows it. But if you ask her if the Source of the magic that came from your father's side due to an ancient ancestor making a pact with a spirit of great power, how in the hell is she going to know? Does your granduncle know what crypto currency you should invest in? The dude has no clue what you are talking about.
Just because you transition from a physical body, does not give you access to the Akashik record, or God-like wisdom. You do not become Einstein or Hawking just because you croaked.
Please think. If your family tradition holds that once you die, you go to Heaven or Hell, what makes you think you can get them on the psychic call? They have left this dimension and are gone doing the next thing. So if you contact them, and they have "all the answers you seek", odds are it is not really family, it is something that looks like or feels like your family.
It's not a revolutionary idea. This theory was even postulated by Madame Blavatsky in the 1800's much to the dismay of other spiritualists and mediums of the day. She went so far as to say that mediumship was evil.
I certainly do not think this is the case all the time, it is a possibility. While some practitioners and their traditions encourage tapping into the bonds of deceased family, it does not mean your staunch Catholic Aunt Ethel wants to reconnect the next time you visit an intuitive for a reading.
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