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Rob Harvey has been busy sharing his experiences on his new website Rob Harvey – Life After Death.
His two most recent blogs feature ‘Moving on a child spirit’ and ‘How do those in spirit contact us’. In this blog we will provide you with a little intro into these two latest blogs but to read the full blog be sure to follow the links we provide.
‘Coming to terms with the loss of a child is a process of healing that one would never wish to find oneself in, and yet a significant number of adults experience the death of a child each year. First and foremost, if you find yourself reading this article and resonate with some of the themes discussed, please remember that there is hope in the seemingly hopeless, and there is help out there for you should you need support: practically, emotionally, or spiritually. The conversation surrounding life after death should always be handled with sensitivity, particularly when discussing the spirits of children. Thankfully, in one of his latest YouTube interviews, Robert Harvey (an experienced medium and spiritual expert) unpacks what it looks like to enable a young spirit to move on.’
I often receive questions about how those in spirit reach out to us. What many don’t realize is that they are trying to connect with us all the time. When we pass on, we gain something called spiritual sight, allowing us to observe our loved ones and often see the next steps they need to take. Our desire to help them is profound.
However, making contact isn’t always easy. For most people, their minds aren’t open to these connections, and one primary way spirits communicate is by planting thoughts in our minds. While this may seem simple, how often do we actually notice these thoughts?



We have truly stepped into an Autumnal feel, amidst some sunshine and blue skies. Our neighbourhood birds have been blessed near rural areas with an abundance of berries sprouting everywhere in red, white, and orange and so plenty of sustenance for the cooler temperatures.
Hawthorn berries are out from September through to November, and they look like miniature red apples. The berries are called Haws, and are edible but always better cooked and put in jams and jellies as you culinary folk will know. (Apparently you can also make a Hawthorn Schnapps, which would be most warmly welcomed on those now chillier nights. Who knew)
Last night was full of warmth in Chawton as Haylie Fox came to visit
Haylie shared beautiful thoughts and brought our lovely messages. Thank you so much Haylie. We loved seeing you again!!
Our Miss Sarah chaired the evening beautifully, and we thank our Readers and our Healers on hand afterwards as well as our Hospitality folk and all those who set up and break down each week.
Prayer of the week.
Please pray for all Spiritualist Churches in this world. There is still a lot of old thinking. Understanding can change lives here and now.
Have a beautiful sunny walk into Autumn!!
Yet another lovely gathering on zoom last night, with healing to follow. Thank you everyone for your heartfelt prayers and readings.
Haylie Fox is with us Sunday in Chawton!! Join us.
Please continue to pray for the desolate and lonely across our world.




Like many I was living in hope that we would in fact get an Indian Summer, with bursts of sunshine amidst the rain, but I see in the woods, the deciduous ferns have already started to turn to their Autumnal colour, so our hopes seem to have been dashed.
Autumn is such a beautiful season especially if it is not too harsh, and although ferns can be evergreen, it is the deciduous ones that give a beautiful orange colour to spruce up our country and rural areas. They all reproduce via spores and there are so many varieties that are native. They are ancient plants that have probably been around for some 300 million years!! They were considered very sacred to the Druids. The Celtic folk carried them for good luck and a little bird tells me the fairies are very attracted to them.
We gathered after the thunder of the day yesterday in Chawton for our Divine service with visiting medium Deb Clarke. What a lovely evening. Deb is new to us, and we so enjoyed having her and will look forward to her coming again. She brought lovely detailed messages for some lucky folks, and it was a very relaxed fun evening. Thank you so much Deb!! Steve gave us an address reminding us about love and family whether it be our own or the families we create around us. Chris Shore chaired the evening beautifully for us.
Thanks to our readers, Julie on music, Miss Carole with 3 cakes, and of course our healers.
Thank you to all who set up and break down each and every week.
Prayer of the week.
Please pray for the desolate and lonely in this world, whether in war torn countries and regions or whether sat at home, alone and isolated. We all have experienced loneliness, and it can be a very grey place.
Calendar up next!
Have a beautiful week as we step into the coming season…
We shared a lovely evening on zoom last night, with healing to follow. Thank you everyone for prayers and readings.
Please continue to pray for our leaders in this world. We are so reliant on them making good prudent decisions, as they affect the lives of so many.
Deb Clarke is with us on Sunday in Chawton. Join us!!
