1. Skill and Scale in Transnational Mediumship: New Communities of Practice and Enskilment.- 2. Ethnographic Incorporation: Research, Mediunity, and (Re-) flexible (-ive) Ontology.- 3. Guias and orixás in a German Umbanda: Ritual Atmosphere, Intercorporeality, and Interaffectivity in the Making of Spiritual Agency.- 4. Spirit Release Therapy as a Contemporary Healing Practice.- 5. Mediating the Spirit: Machines, Protocols, and Policies for the Mediation of Spirituality in the Medical Field.- 6. Scales of Materiality: Emergence and the Exceeding of Technology in Paranormal Chile.- 7. The Prophetic Skill: Learning to Discern and De-scale in the Angolan Tokoist Church.- 8. The Mediumistic Body: Transnational Ways of Knowing the Spirits in the Vale do Amanhecer.- 9. Enskilment as Embodied Spirituality: From Possession to Precision in the Performative Settings of two Brazilian Religions.- 10. The Romanticism of the Oyá: Feelings, Bodies, Memories, and the Multiple Space-Times of the Medium.- 11. Mediumship as Glocalized Phenomena: Reflections on a Journey into the Study of Mediumship in Brazil.
