I'm constantly reminded that we attract that which we feel will nourish our appetite to the bigger questions in life. This can be your job (whether we like it or not), it can take the form of a relationship, whether it be romantic or platonic, or it can be the hobbies or games that we are drawn to. To others, it can be music or favourite television programmes. Many times grandmothers and grandfathers have come to me to remind the member of the family sitting with me of their horticultural pleasures. Messages in fine detail often follow, and names of favourite plants and flowers are regularly given, and sometimes their Latin name! And so it is with coming to see a Spirit Medium. My role is to serve those who have passed into spirit and give you evidence of events that were special to them, which I wouldn't have any divine right in knowing prior to sitting with you. And this is the big question, if what mediums are saying about the continuation of life isn't true, but what they are saying to you is true, then what is the alternative truth!
It's all about this terribly mad subject of Quantum Physics; we really don't not know it's function, and yet we know some of it's mechanics. Coming back to Llandudno is very touching for me. I absolutely adore the place and the close connection to Alice in Wonderland (and quantum math) written by Lewis Carroll (local history tells us it was written in Llandudno). And all that is written within my lines, today, can be encapsulated in 3 Lines from that very book: ''Have I gone mad? ''I'm afraid so, but let me tell you something, the best people usually are'' ''How long is forever?'' asked Alice. ''Sometimes, just one second'' said White Rabbit. ''Why, sometimes I have believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast''
That last one says it all. And to finish, as my truly gifted father used to say '' Some things may be highly improbable, but nothing is impossible'' Thanks, to you, Dad.
Love, Always, Paul.
