Love Will Tear Us Apart Again (Joy Division) - Gainsborough House Hotel Kidderminster - 27th/28th September 2014

You might find the following story hard to believe, but PJ (Paul Jackson) assures you that the series of events in this narrative are absolute truth. During the early part of 2011, I got drawn to Joy Division's Ian Curtis (baritone lead singer). 1 read about him and enjoyed listening to Love Will Tear Us Part. Then, during the Summer of 2011, I can clearly remember a conversation between a few of us on a Saturday afternoon in the Kings Heath Skoda showroom where I worked at that time. We chatted about Ian Curtis for ages that afternoon and I didn't think anymore of it that night. The following day, I walked down from my home in Harborne to the Plough. It was a glorious day; hot and sunny, so I sat out in the beer garden. I know we all people watch, but assuringly, it's a bit different for a spirit medium!!! After a while I found myself staring at a guy in a tee shirt with 1956-1980 embroidered on the chest part of the tee shirt. Shyness would have prevented me from sparking off a conversation some years ago, so I just asked him what the years meant without a second thought. He gladly said ''Oh yeh...my hero, man, Ian Curtis of Joy Division...born in 56, died in 80 - legend''
This ties in perfectly to the events that unfolded at the Gainsborough House Hotel Kidderminster at the weekend. The theme of yours truly's readings was very much ''love will tear us apart'' The broken relationships; the saying of goodbyes to those that witness the passing away of close relatives; and to the children that get taken before they even take their first breath. So much sadness, naturally. Love to you all, and thank you for allowing me to feel something of what you felt.
Thanks a million to the KHT team that put on such a well organised event which is fuelled even more by the talented and gifted people who work extremely hard for their clients. Love to you all on this special day; All Angels Day - St Michaelmas.
Love, Always, Paul

Isle of Anglesey - Isle of Angel-See (There Must Be An Angel Playing With My Heart) 20th/21st September 2014

Occasionally, or rather rarely, yours truly meets someone who ''blows him away'' to coin a phrase. The occasion was at the town hall in Beaumaris, Isle of Anglesey at the weekend of 20th/21st September. I was there for two days conducting spirit communication; an event organised by GiGai Crystals. The first receiver was a most lovely French lady looking a little forlorn and longing for a connection to what we call the ''other side'' Rewardingly, for both her and me, her departed brother came bounding through and gave such crystal clear evidence to pass on. Imagine the thrill! However, the beautiful surprise came in the package of her attendant daughter, a mere 10 years of age. A very shy girl who reluctantly confessed to yours truly that she not only talks to angels; she actually sees them as you and I see people in the physical form. The wisdom with which she spoke couldn't possibly be associated with a tender-aged 10 year old child, and she really wasn't concerned if people believed her, or not. Those familiar with the author Lorna Byrne won't need any convincing, and perhaps the time is now where more and more of us are communicating in various ways with these celestial beings. It is widely known that crystals are magnificent mediums for communication (the original transistor radios were originally called crystal sets), so have a go yourselves, you just never know who may be wanting to connect with you!
Love, Always, Paul.

There's No Place Like Home - Gainsborough House Hotel Kidderminster - September 27th/28th 2024

It'll be a faithful return to home ground on Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th September after the whirlwind events over the last 6 months. A warm welcome is always guaranteed by the Kidderminster Holistic Therapies group and the feeling (if you haven't been to the Gainsborough before) is so warm and inviting that, for me, makes for an enhanced, naturally charged atmosphere that it so conducive for strong links to spirit. If you haven't tried one of these weekend fayres at the Gainsborough, then make sure this is the one that you attend because there is so much too choose from, and so many specialists who do tremendous work.
I'm looking forward to Beaumaris, Isle of Anglesey, which is the weekend before and no doubt there will be some exceptionally touching sittings there. Rain, Shine, or Snow, Spring, Summer, Autumn or Winter, the show goes on for all of us. And in the words of Joe Smooth....we'll all make it to The Promised Land.
Love, Always, Paul.