Pearl in the Shell (Blue Magic at the Gainsborough Hotel Kidderminster)

This wonder-full life always tends to send surprises and revelations to yours truly at the most unlikely moments. And so it was at the Gainsborough House Hotel, Kidderminster on the weekend of March 21st/22nd - the first weekend of an inspiring-Spring. Thanks to each and everyone who came to sit with me; the quality of the messages once again, matched the exceptionally harmonious flow of energy that the KHT team create at this bi-annual event. A huge thank you to the spirit of Paul Clark - a 7 year old boy who came to the side of a lovely lady at my final appointment of the day. It was a genuine surprise to her, and I truly thank you spirit Paul for clearly giving me both your surname and Christian name. It made all the difference.
A final word on our personal responsibility with regards to conducting our own lives. There is a tune from the Eighties sung by Howard Jones - a brilliant singer songwriter. One of his big hits was a song called ''Pearl in the Shell'' Within the lyrics is a line that goes like this ''thoughts of people in misfortune stopped him from doing things well'' Interpret this how you will; I will only add that everything and every event happens for a reason and in such minute detail that it would literally blow our heads off if we knew the full truth, Therefore, yes, by all means spare a thought/prayer for the innocent and vulnerable. In essence, we all are. However, we really must endeavour not to take on or be attached to someone else's pain and suffering. In the words of the song, it does and always will stop us from doing things well, and from being strong both mentally and physically, in doing those things well.
Love, Always, Paul.

At the Gainsborough Hotel Kidderminster - 21st/22nd March 2015

Here we go again. The ''new season'' starts on home ground for yours truly, this weekend. The next 9 months will see me travelling here, there, and everywhere in an effort to reach people that not only want to be reached by their passed loved ones; they also genuinely believe in an Afterlife. I may be a spirit medium or conductor (whatever we like to call it), but I can't tell you what it's like to ''live'' there, and would always be wary of anyone who claims they do know. The one thing that is blatantly obvious is that we are here on earth, living, and here is as good a place as any to try and find glimpses of the peace and joy that we all read about. A few words of friendly advice about that, though, Don't believe for one moment that the people who write about ''the joys of life'', ''the happiness that passes all understanding'' and ''finding the inner peace'' are in fact living the dream, themselves. They certainly are not. Two tragedies that I can assure you of are these; we will always have mental suffering and physical pain knocking on our door. They are both unavoidable, and happen to us all. And do remember this, we cannot have positive without negative and we cannot have negative without positive. These are the bare facts of life.
A little ponder on that which I have written today, will hopefully, just lead you into a form of acceptance. Nothing more nothing less. And the world may not seem all that bad after all. In those immortal words of the Beatles. ''Speaking words of wisdom, Let it Be, Let it Be''
Love, Always, Paul