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The Blindness Of The Seeing
One of the biggest oddities in the world of spiritualists is in how many of them live by the principles...
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This is the fourth session from a new series of WFSIW sessions The Lanzarote Sessions - series 5 has thirteen...
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The Mark Stone Interviews
A comprehensive collection of all recordings completed by Mark Stone for The Spirited Talk Podcasts. A must for everyone to...
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The Tim Abbott Recordings
Tim Abbott is one of the most well known mediums and tutors in the UK and across Europe. His no-nonsense...
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SPIRIT INTERPRETS BETTERMENT
Our interpretation of the word 'betterment' is reiterated by this speaker who talks about the consequences of installing it into...
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TO KNOW AND NOT TO DO
A lesson, not just for me, but for all of us that aren't happy with our mediumship progress. Simple, yet...
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HOPE AND JOY
A simple, yet powerful message from the speaker, reminding us that hope and joy surrounds us every day. But whether...
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The Danielle Nijhuis Recordings
Danielle Nijhuis CSNU-h, CSNU-t is the Dutch representative for the SNU, living in Enschede. She's also an official member of...
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"Before we spent too much time on artificial intelligence, wouldn't it be more useful to get rid of natural stupidity?"
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All I can say is Poor Pigeons Trevor! Shame on you, I know we are all different and we can’t all like the same things because life would be so monotonous, but my husband and I rescued a Pigeon that had been mauled by our next door neighbours cat in our garden, it was quite a bad neck wound and luckily enough for us we remembered another neighbour over the road that has an Aviary in his garden, he very kindly took the poor Pigeon and nursed it back to full health (he and my husband thought he wouldn’t pull through, but with Prayers from me and the care given by the neighbour he DID!!!) I have a question Trevor, “What have Poor Pigeons done to make you hate them so?” Now, if you were to ask me why I dislike my neighbours cat (after seeing him a few weeks later carrying a Dead Pigeon in its mouth) that’s another story………………