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Catch Up with the Latest From Rob Harvey

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Exploring Mediumship, Spirit & Spiritual Development

There is always more for us to learn about the spirit world. Questions about mediumship, those who have passed over and our own spiritual abilities are some of the subjects we regularly explore.

Rob Harvey has recently shared several articles looking at these topics from his own experiences as a lifelong medium and through his work at the church. Below, we have brought together three of his latest articles for anyone who would like to explore these subjects further.

Can Your Loved Ones Speak Through Trance Mediumship?

Can somebody you love who has passed over actually speak to you through a trance medium?

Trance mediumship involves someone from the spirit world drawing extremely close to a medium in order to communicate through them. Rob explains that this is quite different from ordinary clairvoyance and, in his experience, isn’t something we should expect a particular loved one to be able to do on demand.

However, after a lifetime involved with mediumship, Rob is also reluctant to put absolute limits on what may be possible. Most importantly, he believes our loved ones do not need trance mediumship in order to remain close to us. Rob Harvey Life after Death

Read the full article – Can Your Loved Ones Speak Through Trance Mediumship?

Understanding the Different Types of Spirit Attachments

The term spirit attachment can sound frightening, but Rob believes it is important to understand that not every experience is the same.

Drawing upon cases he has encountered, Rob discusses what he believes can range from confused or wandering souls to more negative spiritual influences. He also explains that sometimes a presence somebody fears is an unwanted attachment may, in his interpretation, actually be a loved one trying to make themselves known.

The article also explores why Rob believes spiritual development should be approached carefully, with proper guidance and discernment, rather than fear. Rob Harvey Life after Death

Read the full article – Understanding the Different Types of Spirit Attachments I Encounter

Can Anyone Become a Medium?

Do you have to be born a medium, or can mediumship be developed?

Rob’s view is that we all have some potential for spiritual development, although people’s natural abilities can vary considerably. For some, this may develop into clairvoyance; for others, their path may be spiritual healing or simply a greater awareness of the spiritual world.

At the church, Rob has seen people arrive believing they could never become a medium, only to discover abilities through sitting in circle, learning and developing over time. He explains why an open mind, humility and a genuine desire to help others are more important than wanting to be seen as particularly gifted. Rob Harvey Life after Death

Read the full article – Can Anyone Become a Medium?

Continue Exploring

Whether you are already involved in mediumship, have experienced something you don’t fully understand, or are simply curious about life after death, these articles offer an opportunity to explore Rob’s experiences and beliefs in greater depth.

Above all, a theme that runs through all three is that there is still much we don’t understand. For Rob, spiritual development is not about ego or having all the answers, but about continuing to learn, approaching these subjects with humility and remembering the importance of love.

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The warm and sunny spells are mixing with rain, showing us that we are very much in the new season now. The fullness of this Harvest Moon was witnessed last Friday and she has been a steady, luminous lamp in the sky ever since. It is no wonder she has been called by that name. In days gone by, that lamp in the sky was such a great help to farmers finishing their work, particularly as the moon appears earlier in the night sky at this time of year due to her angle and path close to the equinox.

I am reminded daily that the hedgehog house sitting on my kitchen table, as I pour my coffee each morning, really does need to be organised! The time for hedgehog hibernation is coming quickly, and I will have to find a safe place and some extra debris to cover it.

A few neighbourhood cats continue to frequent my extension to watch the birds in relative comfort and, let’s face it, get a bit of fuss! The mallow has gone wild in my garden. Where did that come from? And did you know that autumnal babies have a higher chance of becoming a centenarian?

Although the moon is starting to wane, she remains a reminder of gratitude, even during trying times. We all have so much that we take for granted. Her symbolism is most obviously that of harvest, gratitude and completion. This autumn will give us time to reflect and evaluate everything in our lives. Being pensive doesn’t mean being sad. Quieter times feel very good when they are needed, and they help to recharge the spirit.

If you are fortunate enough to see this still-bright moon near the horizon, without cloud cover, you may witness a wonderful trick of the light. You can enjoy not only the illusion of a larger moon, but also her beautiful amber hues.

Last night, there was no waning in Chawton! Unfortunately, Pink Sarah was unable to be with us, but our own Sarah Dorgan stepped in as our medium, and what a lovely night we had. Sarah brought inspired thoughts to us, reminding us about kindness even when faced with more difficult people, and then went on to bring so many messages for family. Thank you, Sarah, and well done!

Our beautiful Nerina chaired the evening with her usual grace. Thank you. With prayers and readings to lift us from the family, the energy was high. Julie ran our music, thank you. And thank you again to Carole for another delicious cake! And our healers stood by after the service for anyone in need. And as always, a special thank you to everyone who sets up and breaks down each Sunday evening.

PRAYER OF THE WEEK

Please pray for the children of this world, who are in such challenging situations in different regions. So many do not have access to medical help, and simple illnesses and conditions that could be solved easily cause such suffering. These children of impoverished countries suffer in so many different ways, which can affect them for their whole lives.

Calendar will be up tomorrow.

Pause. In the moments, we are all just spirit having a very human experience.

Have a beautiful week!

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As we enter another week, we prepare to step into Autumn.

This Wednesday at 1.05am we officially welcome Autumn in the Northern Hemisphere, and the Southern Hemisphere welcomes Spring, as we cross the Equinox. Even with our wacky, unpredictable weather, the feel of Autumn is upon us. Sunday night, returning from Chawton, it was decidedly chilly and warranted a really hot drink before retiring.

I must confess, it is my favourite time of all. I love all the seasons, but there is something about this shift of seasons, even before the leaves have started their glorified colour show. One of the local cats stole through my old cat door into my extension whilst I was sipping my coffee this morning. She stayed for a while, and we enjoyed the moments together, until she heard it was time for breakfast next door, and she was off like a shot!

We have an expected heatwave this week, but I am sure it will be the last blast, giving us hope before we travel through the colder months. But make no mistake, nature waits for no one. All of the natural world knows it and is already busying itself for the season ahead. So, ‘Hello, Autumn.’ After some of the scorching days we have experienced this summer, we’ve been waiting for you!

Sunday night, we welcomed Eve Cowell, and Eve brought us some lovely thoughts concerning her own experiences in Lourdes, and then went on to bring some beautiful messages. Our own Steve chaired the evening and kept us well in line. Thank you! Our family offered readings and prayers to lift us, and we thank everyone, including our music team, Julie and Lisa.

A huge thank you to our hospitality team, Sue and Carole, and, of course, for another gorgeous cake, enjoyed by all! We also thank our healers for bringing the healing through after the service. And, as always, a massive thank you to everyone who helps with the setting up and breaking down afterwards. So many step in to help, and it makes it such quick, light work.

PRAYER OF THE WEEK

Please pray for our little church, that we can always rise to meet the needs of those who come through the door, and that our church doors remain forever open to all.

Our calendar will be posted later.

Have a beautiful week.

Take a moment.

“Delicious Autumn. My very soul is wedded to it.”

George Eliot