The Elephant Man – Speaks from Beyond the Grave

Through Our Eyes - The spirit of Joseph Merrick - The Elephant Man Lives on BookA psychic friend of mine, Stephen, together with his three friends Roger, Jon and Corinne have written a rather unusual and wonderful book about Joseph Merrick – known during his lifetime as “The Elephant Man”. The book is called, Through Our Eyes and it tells an incredible story of the uncanny events which led to the four of them coming together for the first time in Newquay, Cornwall from different backgrounds and the spiritual journey they’ve taken since the 1980’s when they first came into contact with the spirit of Joseph Merrick seemingly by chance when they were experimenting with a Ouija board and then later Stephen went into trance and verbally channelled him during many sessions over several years; all sessions were recorded. The information they received was unprecedented regarding not only the true story of Joseph’s life from the man himself, but other fascinating insights into a vast range of subjects ranging from details of the spirit life beyond the grave, to the pyramids, Avalon, past lives and much more. I found it a truly marvellous book which was easy to read and I feel will be understood by psychically gifted and non-psychic readers alike. Personally I was moved by Joseph Merrick’s personal story and more so, by his beautiful soul and personality. The four authors came to regard him as a close friend, he was their guide. I loved this book, drank its contents as thirstily as someone who finds an oasis after days of travelling through a scorching desert…wanted more.

There are a few intriguing accounts of sessions channelling “Ruby” (with the help of their guide Joseph) who is living in the future, the year 2350, more than 300yrs from now. Sound far-fetched? I thought so before I fully read the chapters and found it eerily plausible. See for yourself.  The four friends also discovered to their amazement that they had shared past lives with Joseph. The book describes the life that two of them had in Victorian London as young boys when Joseph was connected to them. The authors have validated the place names mentioned from old maps of the slum areas of London. They have been thorough in their research and found some physical artefacts too. There’s a curious Indian rupee coin among other things which they’ve been directed to find.

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Diamond Jubilee – Let The Celebrations Commence

Diamond Jubilee2012 is a pretty busy year in the UK. There’s some sporting event happening during the summer, plus the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee! Personally, I have the memory of dressing up as a Royal Mail Pillar Box in 1977 while enjoying the celebrations of a street party for the Silver Jubilee. The Golden Jubilee did seem to pass us all by in flash, but this is not the case with the Diamond Jubilee. What better way to attract the public attention than having an extra day off. Before you all panic…Yes Psychic Sight will be open as normal!

Queen Elizabeth II is currently the second longest reigning British Monarch, with around 3 ½ years to go after the Diamond Jubilee to take first place over Queen Victoria who reigned for 63 years and 216 days.

We all refer to the Queen as, ‘the Queen’, which is just as well that we are residents of the UK as she does in fact have 17 different official titles. So, when Americans’ refer to her as the ‘Queen of England’, they should be saying “Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and of Her other Realms and Territories Queen, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith”.  The ‘Queen’ it is then!

The central weekend to celebrate The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee takes place from Saturday 2 June to Tuesday 5 June 2012, with celebratory activities throughout the UK and across the Commonwealth. The Jubilee Weekend features an extra Bank Holiday for the Diamond Jubilee, with the late May Bank Holiday moved one week later, thereby making a 4-day long weekend. The main programme of events are as follows:

Saturday 2 June, 2012

The Queen will attend the Epsom Derby.

Sunday 3 June, 2012

The Big Jubilee Lunch:  Building on the already popular Big Lunch initiative, people will be encouraged to share lunch with neighbours and friends as part of the Diamond Jubilee celebrations. This may take the form of a traditional street party or a picnic lunch in small or larger groups. This event is being organised by the Big Lunch.

The Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant: This event will take place on the Thames and consist of up to 1,000 boats assembled from across the UK, the Commonwealth and around the world. The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh will travel in the Royal Barge which will form the centrepiece of the flotilla.

Monday 4 June, 2012

BBC Concert at Buckingham Palace: There will be a televised Diamond Jubilee Concert at Buckingham Palace. Staged in the stunning surroundings of the Queen Victoria Memorial in front of Buckingham Palace, the BBC and Gary Barlow have brought together leading talent from the world of music. The concert will include classic hits and one-off collaborations from artists including Shirley Bassey, Alfie Boe, Jools Holland, Jessie J, JLS, Elton John, Tom Jones, Lang Lang, Annie Lennox, Madness, Paul McCartney, Cliff Richard and Ed Sheeran, to name most be not all.

The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Beacons: A network of 2,012 Beacons will be lit by communities and individuals throughout the United Kingdom, as well as the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man and the Commonwealth. As in 2002, The Queen will light the National Beacon.

Tuesday 5 June, 2012

The Diamond Jubilee weekend will culminate with a day of celebrations in central London, including:

Service of Thanksgiving: The Queen and other members of the Royal Family will attend a national Service of Thanksgiving at St. Paul’s Cathedral on Tuesday 5 June. A Prayer, written at The Queen’s direction by the Chapter of St Paul’s Cathedral in honour of the Diamond Jubilee, will be used in the service. Churches around the country and Commonwealth are also welcome to use the prayer.

Diamond Choir: Children from across the UK will also have the chance to sing at the Service of Thanksgiving as part of the Diamond Choir. All boys and girls aged 10-13 who sing regularly in a church, school or other choir will be eligible to take part in auditions, with 40 selected to perform a song specially composed for the occasion.

Carriage Procession: Following the Service of Thanksgiving, The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh will attend a short reception at Mansion House and other Members of the Royal Family will attend a reception at Guildhall.  The Queen, The Duke of Edinburgh and other Members of the Royal Family will then attend a lunch at Westminster Hall and after lunch travel to Buckingham Palace along a processional route by Carriage. Shortly after their arrival, the Royal Family will appear on the Balcony and a RAF Flypast will take place.

Whatever your plans are for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, we hope you enjoy them.

The Forgotten Forms of Divination

 

Ouiji Board

When the average person thinks of fortune telling, they might imagine somebody peering into a crystal ball and receiving visions of the future. Or they might conjure up an image of a tarot card reader, coming up with a clearer and clearer picture of events that have yet to pass as each card is turned over. There are many forms of divination, though, a lot of them now obscure and hardly practised.

Astragalomancy is one such form. It involves throwing dice, each with a different pattern on each of its sides, into the air and then reading the future from how they fall. It is similar to Tarot Reading in some ways; each pattern has separate meanings to the others, but they only form a full picture when laid alongside the rest of the dice.

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Introductions to Psychic Visions – Sensory Deprivation

Throughout the entirety of history, people have attempted to induce visions of the future in either themselves or others. Without weather satellitesPsychic Visions to provide predictions for the upcoming hours, days or weeks, visions were used to help ships navigate, tell farmers when to plant crops or even foretell how the life of a newborn child would pan out.

Although most people may think of ancient tribal shamans, witchdoctors or prophets, possibly digesting all manner of stranger herbs and mushrooms whilst dancing around fires, when talking about ancient peoples attempting to receive visions of the future, they may be surprised to find that followers of Pythagoras were trained to receive visions, and through methods which didn’t require bizarre natural or alchemical combinations. By trekking to the furthest recesses of caves, they would sit in the darkness and wait. Eventually, when the blackness around them became absolute and meaningless, they would begin to experience bursts of colours and shapes that they could interpret and form into a prediction. This sort of sensory deprivation has been going on throughout history, and is still used today by many psychics. (more…)

Taylor Swift – Date Her if you Dare!

Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift (Image: 63998659 = Debby Wong / Shutterstock.com)

In the current economic climate you could be forgiven for thinking that people might be calling about money worries, concerns about their jobs or their businesses. But in fact the majority of callers are still calling about relationship problems. Perhaps it is not surprising that above all else we value having someone special in our lives and what bothers us most in life is when these relationships are not running smoothly – this is something that binds us together as a universe – our desire to be happy and in love!

So then you might ask why have I chosen to talk about relationships after all Taylor Swift is only the tender age of 22 what can she possibly know about love – well actually quite a lot!

For those of you that don’t know Taylor Swift, she is an American country pop singer, songwriter and actress. Her debut single titled ‘Tim McGraw came out in 2006, followed by an album of her own name (which in March 2011 had sold over 5.5 million copies). In 2008 she released her second album ‘Fearless’ as of Jan 2012 it has sold over 8.6 million copies. Her third album ‘Speak Now’ has also sold over 5 million copies.

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Using a Psychic To Find a Lost Pet

According to research carried out by TNS for Pet Food Manufacturers Association (PFMA) in 2010 one in two UK households owns a petWoman with Dog representing about 24 million animals excluding fish. Dogs and cats top the list with about 8 million each owned by families around the country. Companionship and Love were among the top reasons for keeping a pet at 27% and 31% respectively.

So it comes as no surprise that it is an extremely sad and distressing time when one of your beloved pet goes missing. Generally, the most common domestic pet to go AWOL is a cat, largely due to the nature of how a cat lives. Easily coming and going from their owner’s house, it is simple to see how so many do go missing each year. This is not to say it makes it any easier when it does happen. Any family pet becomes a member of the family, often becoming increasingly close to the children in the family. This makes it even harder if the pet goes missing. How do you explain this to young children and how can you possibly sit by and let go without doing anything?

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Bringing Harmony & Love into your Home

Not so long ago Buddha statues would only have been found in the homes of well-travelled people or in places of worship. But now you will find them readily available to buy for the home and garden in shops and garden centres. And according to these retail outlets their popularity has grown; perhaps this is not totally surprising as in times of recession and financial hardship we look for more spirituality in our lives.

What you might not realise is that there are over 100 different statue poses; all meaning slightly different things. Each will also have a specific hand gesture called a mudra that reflects the different aspects of the Buddha’s life. Placing a Buddha in your home will encourage prosperity, good luck and serenity, but this can be enhanced by having the right statue in the right place. Obviously it is also important that you like the look of the statue – particularly as it is customary to rub the belly each day which brings added fortune. There are also some things that you don’t do, for example do not put a Buddhaon the floor as this is seen as a sign of disrespect and do not place in a bathroom as this is seen as undignified. Facing the main door is always a good location as it will soak up good chi and neutralise any bad energies. (more…)

Positive Mental Attitude

About 70 years ago author – Napoleon Hill coined the phrase “that the mind can conceive, the will can achieve”. This statement is just as true today,Positive Thinking and is the foundation of positive mental attitude or positive thinking.

Psychologists say that we tend to act out our attitudes, for example a hospital patient that spent all day worrying about their condition would recover more slowly than a patient who focuses on what is right with them and the good progress that are making.

This thought process goes further to say you will attract what you expect, so if you think the best will happen to you – it will, but if you anticipate the worst – you will be right. Look at this scenario, a young child carrying a tray of soft drinks is managing just fine, until a well meaning adult says “don’t drop it”. The child immediately picks up on the word “drop”, and the inevitable happens. (more…)

Easter Trivia

  • Easter always falls between March 22 and April 25.Exploding Easter Egg
  • Easter eggs are used in the celebration because they are a symbol of rebirth.
  • The first Easter baskets were made to look like birds nests.
  • Chocolate eggs were first produced in Europe.
  • Each year, 90 million chocolate rabbits are produced and sold.
  • Easter egg painting has a term associated with it. It is officially called pysanka.
  • Painted eggs were originally left in fields as an offering to bring about fertility.
  • 78% of people prefer to eat the ears off of their chocolate rabbit first.
  • In medieval times an Easter egg throwing festival was celebrated by priests and choir boys. Whoever held the egg at the strike of 12 won the festival.
  • The most famous created Faberge eggs were commissioned by CsarAlexander III of Russia as an Easter surprise for his wife Maria Fyodorovna.
  • The most expensive Easter egg costs £50,000 and is a Stella egg encrusted with more than 100 0.5 carat diamonds.
  • The world’s largest Easter egg is located is in Vegreville, Canada and is 31.6 feet tall and took 12,000 man hours to build. (more…)

Interpreting Your Dreams

Some people remember their dreams so vividly that what happens can feel very real whilst others only manage vague recollections. WhilstWoman Asleep everyone dreams, there are conflicting theories as to why; but one thing that is agreed is that dreams occur whilst we are in the stages of Rapid Eye Movement (REM). It is at this time our body muscles go into temporary paralysis and our brain activity heightens. We have the ability to dream about an infinite amount of subjects but there are some subjects likely to occur more often than others.

‘Falling’ dreams have a tendency to reoccur for many people and this can mean the dreamer is experiencing financial difficulties or is in fear of losing respect or status, conversely, if you dream of flying then good things could be happening to you and can symbolize great fortune in your life and a feeling of liberation from recent events. (more…)

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