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Our lovely Nerina chairing for Jeanette Foote last night in Chawton! We had an amazing time. Thank you Jeanette!!
The blessings continue in my tiny front garden, as the heady fragrance of Buddleia and Sweet peas is now joined by Evening Primrose. This beautiful, natural Primrose seeded herself, with a little help from the little ones, I am sure, and emits her own heady scent. This biennial plant is healing and can be used in the treatment of many ailments.
Native to North America, she spread across Europe in the seventeenth century and was known as King’s Cure All for her health benefits. She is an evening bloomer attracting moths, butterflies, and bees. Her petals will open early evening and close by late morning the following day.
She is known by many other common names also – Hogweed, Fever plant, Sundrop, amongst others, but maybe the most beautiful is Evening Star, so apt with her heavenly scent. Her spiritual symbolism is that of love, affection, and renewal.
Our messages and thoughts last night were most definitely heavenly and sent, as Jeanette Foote was in the house, and what an amazing evening it was. Beautiful thoughts and beautiful messages. Thank you so much, Jeanette. What a lovely evening! Our lovely Nerina chaired the evening, and we are always blessed to have such lovely readings and prayers from the family.
Thank you, as always, to Hospitality, our Music Team, Julie and Lisa, our Healers, and all those who set up and break down.
Prayer of the week
Please pray for the world’s leaders to make the right decisions for All.
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Have a beautiful week, Dodge the rain clouds!
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Steve Lidgett Williams, our fun chair for the evening last night in Chawton with Irene Hall and Em Dowsing. We had a lovely night, ladies! Thank you!
The Fawns are finally becoming visible in greater numbers as we move through the summertime. Six species of deer thrive in the UK. The Roe, Red Deer, Fallow, Chinese water deer, Sika, and Muntjac. They can stand still in plain sight, but still be camouflaged. The grace of most deer is legendary.
Only the Roe and the Red Deer are actually native to this land. The Fallow Deer were brought by the Normans in the 11th century. The Sika Deer originated from Asia and were introduced to England in 1860. The Chinese Water Deer were actually brought to London from China, and became resident at Whipsnade Zoo, where they escaped in 1929. The Muntjac, a much stockier species, also came from China in the 20th century. I must confess, the first time I saw a Muntjac at a distance, I thought he was a wild pig running through the woods. Those walking dogs are well aware that the deer are around, for some dog breeds especially, are beyond excited to catch the scent. Even good recall might not cut the irresistible urge to give chase!
We braved the torrential rain last week, and this week we braved the scorching heat and tore ourselves away from a Wimbledon final to head into Chawton, as we were so looking forward to seeing Irene Hall and Em Dowsing. We had a lovely evening with these ladies, as Irene shared beautiful thoughts, and they both gave clairvoyance, sometimes working together on the same reading. We had some lovely messages!! Thank you for your hearts, ladies. We loved having you!!
Readings and prayers from the Family always lift the room. Carole had prepared quite exotic little cupcakes. Thank you! Thank you, music team- Julie and Lisa. Thanks to our healers and everyone who washes up, sets up, and breaks down.
Prayer of the week.
Let’s bring it home. Please pray for Peace in this whole world. Please pray that obstacles to the Peace Deals in the Middle East and Ukraine can be dismantled, and the people and animals of these regions can once more come to calm, so healing can begin.
It would appear that the weather has broken, with a cool breeze this morning. We’ll see.
Calendar up next.
Have a beautiful week!!
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