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As we welcome yet another week of full summer, from the morning’s gentle light, through the bright days and into those soothing summer evenings, we are aware that another heatwave is on the way.

We also welcome a week where Divine Geometry will briefly dominate the skies on Wednesday evening.

Before the sun dips below the horizon, we will experience an impressive solar eclipse, the likes of which have not been seen since 1999. And if you think this is no big deal, another one of this kind will not come our way until 2050.

A solar eclipse occurs when the moon moves into position between the sun and the earth, darkening the skies for a brief time.

From our vantage point in the southern part of the UK, we will see it in the western skies during the early evening. And, in addition the moon may appear slightly larger than usual, due to an optical illusion.

The spiritual symbolism of these particular events has often been associated with profound transformation, the revealing of hidden truths and sudden new beginnings.

We can only imagine how the ancients felt. We do know they were filled with fear and awe, believing that the wrath of the gods was playing out before their very eyes. How they must have grappled to understand what they were witnessing.

So, grab your special glasses, keep your eyes safe, and don’t miss this beautiful celestial event.

And I think our healing will take on an even more special sentiment this Wednesday evening.

Last night we welcomed our friend Jim Demitri to us in Chawton.  What a lovely time we had, as Jim shared his inspired thoughts and brought our messages with much humour. Thank you so much Jim!!  Our lovely Nerina chaired the evening beautifully, and they made a good team

Thank you to our readers, and also Lisa running our music. We thank Carole for cake, and Sue for helping with hospitality. We thank all those who set up and break down each and every week, and of course our diligent healers standing by.

PRAYER OF THE WEEK

Please continue to pray for those trapped in the situation in the Straits of Hormuz. May a deal be reached swiftly.

Calendar up later.

Have a beautiful week.  Drink and don’t forget to protect your eyes Wednesday evening!

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It is good fortune indeed to be able to walk through nature and encounter our own private canvas in every way. Not only through the visuals, but through the scents, the sounds, and the ‘feels’ of the flora and fauna.

It has been so for people throughout the ages. It is, quite simply, just what the doctor ordered, a tonic for the soul.

The shift in perspective that nature offers has so often brought humankind’s sometimes crazed lives back into balance with gentleness. It is no wonder that some who scoff at a spiritual life can still embrace nature instead. Perhaps it is because, without all the distractions, the demands of ego, hidden agendas, endless to-do lists, and relentless deadlines, we are finally free to encounter the Great Spirit revealed in the natural world, unfettered by us.

Today I finally found Granny Pop out of beds, in wild abundance not far from the river, amongst so many other wildflowers, all competing for space, and yet there seemed to be room for them all.

It’s always the small things, isn’t it?

What a lovely evening yesterday in Chawton.

After yet another beautiful day, we gathered together. Our L’il Chris chaired for us beautifully, and Rob Harvey shared some of his experiences of clairvoyance, including the removal of ghosts, and how it all sometimes comes together. Fascinating.

Then Rob, together with our House Mediums and Fledglings, brought messages while teaching and explaining the process. 

 We even spied a deer through the open door walking calmly down Winchester road in the early evening.

Thanks to everyone. Beautiful prayers and readings from the family, another divine cake from Carole, music run by Julie, and special thanks to our wonderful hospitality gals.

Thank you also to everyone who helped with the set-up and break-down afterwards, and thank you to our dedicated healers, for standing by.

Prayer of the Week

Please pray for those trapped in wildfires around the world—humankind and animals alike. So many suffer. The flora and fauna are devastated too, and let us remember that many of the smallest creatures cannot outrun the flames.

Calendar up later.

“Live life as if everything is rigged in your favour.” — Rumi

Have a beautiful week!

Catch Up with the Latest from Rob Harvey

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If you’ve missed some of my recent blogs, here’s a chance to catch up on three of the latest articles from Rob Harvey: Life After Death. Each one explores a different aspect of mediumship, the spirit world and the experiences I’ve had helping people over the years.

Whether you’re curious about life after death, spirit attachment or the realities of removing wandering spirits, I hope you’ll find these articles both thought-provoking and reassuring.

My Biggest Concern as a Medium

One of the questions I receive most often is whether it’s safe to explore the spirit world. While mediumship can be a wonderful and uplifting experience, there is one issue that concerns me more than anything else.

In this blog, I explain why I believe so many people unknowingly open themselves up to wandering spirits, how spirit attachment can occur, and why proper guidance and protection are so important when developing spiritually.

Read the full blog here:

My Biggest Concern as a Medium

Why I Continue Removing Ghosts and Evil Spirits Despite the Risks

For many years I’ve helped people who have found themselves affected by wandering spirits and unwanted spiritual attachments. It isn’t always easy work, and it certainly isn’t without its challenges.

In this article, I share why I continue doing this work, the responsibility that comes with helping both the living and those in the spirit world, and why seeing someone finally find peace makes it all worthwhile.

Read the full blog here:

Why I Continue Removing Ghosts and Evil Spirits – Despite the Risks

What Really Happens When We Die?

Perhaps the question I’m asked more than any other is, “What happens when we die?”

Drawing on nearly 50 years as a medium, I share my understanding of what takes place when we leave this life, how loved ones help prepare us for our transition, and why there is no single experience that is exactly the same for everyone.

If you’re looking for reassurance about life after death, this is a wonderful place to start.

Read the full blog here:

What Really Happens When We Die?

Thank You for Reading

Thank you to everyone who continues to read, watch and support my work. I hope these articles help answer some of your questions about the spirit world and bring comfort to those searching for a deeper understanding of life after death.

If you enjoy these blogs, keep checking back as I’ll continue sharing more real-life experiences, spiritual insights and answers to the questions I’m asked most often.

Catch Up on Rob Harvey’s Latest Blogs: Purpose, Service and Free Will

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Every week I share thoughts and experiences from over 50 years of working as a medium, answering many of the questions people ask about life after death, spiritual development and our purpose here on Earth.

If you’ve missed some of the recent blogs, here’s a quick look at the latest three articles.

What Is the Purpose of Life?

One of the biggest questions humanity has ever asked is, “Why are we here?”

In this blog, I explore why I believe our life on Earth is just one stage of a much longer journey. Through my work helping spirits move on and teaching mediumship, I’ve witnessed countless examples that reinforce the idea that life continues beyond physical death.

Rather than seeing life as something to simply get through, we can begin to understand it as a school—a place where we learn, grow and develop spiritually. Every challenge, every joy and every relationship has a purpose in helping us become who we are meant to be.

Read the full blog here:

The Purpose of Life

The Secret to Spiritual Progress: Help Others First

Many people spend years searching for spiritual growth, wondering how they can become more connected with the spirit world.

The answer may be much simpler than you think.

In this article, I explain why genuine spiritual progress doesn’t begin with seeking special abilities or extraordinary experiences. Instead, it begins with service. When we focus on helping other people, we naturally become more compassionate, less self-centred and more aligned with the qualities that allow us to develop spiritually.

It’s a lesson I’ve seen repeated countless times throughout my years of teaching and working as a medium.

Read the full blog here:

The Secret to Spiritual Progress: Help Others First

Understanding Free Will: Why the Choices We Make Matter

If our loved ones in spirit still exist, why don’t they simply tell us exactly what to do?

This is one of the questions I hear most often.

In this blog, I explain the importance of free will and why those in the spirit world cannot live our lives for us. They can offer love, encouragement and reassurance, but the decisions remain ours to make.

Our choices shape who we become, and it is through making those decisions ourselves that we continue to learn and evolve.

Understanding free will helps explain not only how mediumship works, but also why personal responsibility is such an important part of our spiritual journey.

Read the full blog here:

Understanding Free Will: Why the Choices We Make Matter

Continue Your Spiritual Journey

Whether you’re exploring the purpose of life, looking to deepen your spiritual understanding, or simply curious about what happens after we die, I hope these articles give you something to reflect on.

Each blog explores a different part of our spiritual journey, but together they reveal a simple message: we are here to learn, to grow, to help one another and to make the most of the choices we are given.

If you enjoy these articles, keep checking back as new blogs are added regularly.

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What exactly is it that foxes are doing at this summertime point in the UK? I’ll tell you.

Most kits are probably fairly grown by now and getting into all sorts of mischief. The other morning, at precisely 3.30am, I was awakened by quite a din of yelps and general chaos. Looking out of the window in the early morning light, I saw five fox kits, all slightly different in size, playing with,and enjoying immensely,an old ice cream carton that appeared to have some ice cream still in it, obviously thieved from a nearby dustbin.

What a delight.

I watched them for so long that, yes, I got dressed and went downstairs. Standing in my little front garden in the early morning light, I was amazed that the birds were singing so early and so loudly.

The smallest kit came bounding into my garden. He froze on seeing me, like a rabbit in the headlights, then darted back to the safety of the woods. All the others froze too, before quickly following suit.

They have a rough road ahead of them. Not all will survive their first year. There are so many perils for young animals as they begin exploring their newfound playground.

With everything going on in this world, and sometimes in our own lives, reminding ourselves of the beauty and enchantment of nature is just the tonic to start the day,even if it is a little too early. The small things are actually the big things.

We were enchanted Sunday night to have Sarah Wawman, aka Pink Sarah, come to visit us in Chawton. It was a beautiful evening filled with her inspired thoughts and simply wonderful messages. Thank you so much, Sarah. We loved having you.

Our dear Nerina chaired the evening beautifully. Thank you!

The family gave readings and prayers to uplift us, and we were in fine voice. Carole had made the most beautiful chocolate cake, which most definitely did not disappoint. Thank you to our wonderful hospitality team. Thank you to Lisa for running the music, and thank you to our healers. Very quick work was made of packing everything away afterwards.

Prayer of the Week

Please pray for the people and animals affected by the recent disaster in Venezuela. So much chaos and suffering has been caused, and they need our thoughts and prayers.

Calendar up later.

Have a beautiful, and hopefully cooler week.

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We had a glorious weekend of sunshine and true summer weather, and on Sunday we not only celebrated Father’s Day but also Midsummer’s Day, which is a glorious time to take in the fullness of this season. All seasons work towards this one, and summer in its true essence has arrived.

The solstice means the sun standing still, and that is exactly what it appears to do, as it stops its northerly journey and starts to travel southwards again. The Ancients realised this in some measure and held this time of the year, as well as the others, that is, the midwinter and both the Spring and Autumn equinox, as sacred. Those who are ‘sensitive’ can attest to the amazing outpouring of energy at this time.

The young birds have fledged. The young animals of spring are well on their way in their new experience of this world. The flowers are in bloom, and the trees are full of their green leaves. All those days of damp and endless rain, which we complained about endlessly and loudly, have helped prepare the way for the lush, rich beauty of these beautiful summer days.

Last night, even in the heat, we gathered in Chawton. Our own Virginia Gordon stepped in and served, sharing some lovely thoughts and interesting facts about Father’s Day! She then went on to bring some lovely messages for the family. Thank you so much Virginia!! Our own lovely Chris Elliot kept us in line, chairing the evening beautifully. We had lovely prayers and readings from the family, and it was Les’s birthday!! So you know cake and candles made an appearance as we sang Happy Birthday in fine voice!

Thank you to those who set up and break down the evening, especially Julie, Graeme, and Steve. Thank you, Julie, for running the music, and, of course, Carole, for her birthday cake, and those who helped with hospitality. We never forget our healers who stand by to help after the service

Prayer of the week up later.

It is hot in the UK. Drink beyond thirst. Think of the wildlife that might need some regular fresh water. Think about your older neighbours and also companion animals that all need to stay hydrated.

It’s gonna be a scorcher!!

Happy Summer!

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The upside of having a wild, out-of-control garden is that it becomes an adventure. That’s my excuse! Most years I am fighting with the ivy, but this year a more unassuming little wildflower has become the bane of the back garden. Masquerading as Herb Robert of the same family, and growing right alongside it no less, while somehow managing to seed itself inside the pots of my lovely golden cypress and seemingly causing their demise in record time, is Rock Cranesbill. Named aparently because of the shape of her seed capsules.

With her pretty innocent pink blooms, red stems, and aromatic citrus scent, she seems to have taken over this year… or perhaps she was simply biding her time. The pollinators absolutely adore her. So many are coming and going between the delicate flowers.

Rock Cranesbill belongs to the geranium family and is native to the Balkans and the south-eastern Alps. She is hardy and has been in England since the 16th century. It is unclear who introduced her, but she arrived unofficially during a time when botanists and explorers were bringing many new plants into the country.

Her symbolism is that of resilience, purity, loyalty, and spiritual endurance. She also possesses healing properties as an astringent and anti-inflammatory.

No Mow May is still in effect, although I think it may be best to get organised before the month is out, before this innocent but hardy wildflower takes over completely!

We certainly needed to stay organised on Saturday as we kicked off our Bank Holiday weekend with our Spring/Summer Coffee Morning. A great deal of coordination was needed as we welcomed four visiting mediums alongside our House Mediums and Healers. Thank you to everyone who helped keep everything running smoothly, no easy task. Many thanks to our visiting mediums: Lesley Knight, Sarah McLaughlan, Debbie Reeves, and Rachel Setford Berry. You brought such wonderful messages. Thank you! Our House Mediums were busy throughout, as were our Healers. Thank you all.

Thank you also to Carole and Sue for your hospitality and the cakes! There was plenty of chatting and wonderful high energy on a glorious sunny morning.

On Sunday we welcomed our friend, Jim Demitri, and once again we shared a lovely gathering filled with laughter. Thank you so much, Jim, for your beautiful messages. We look forward to seeing you again later in the year.

Chris Shore chaired our evening beautifully. Our family gave beautiful readings and prayers, and we still had delicious baked goods left to enjoy afterwards while our Healers stood by to help. Thank you all.

Prayer of the Week

Please pray for Africa. She is facing hurdles in every direction with conflict, drought and extreme weather, starvation,along with social and political unrest. May there be a way forward of plenty, stability and Peace.

Calendar will be up later.

Have a beautiful week. Hydrate! It is going to be very warm for the UK.

No complaining!

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One small creature that probably survives the winter well is the wood mouse, also known as the field mouse. Unlike the dormouse, he is not usually found inside our homes unless he is desperate for food and shelter in the colder months. Instead, he prefers sheds or the endless tunnels he creates, where he stores food to sustain him through the harsh winter months.

With his large eyes, big ears, and soft light-brown fur, he has that appealing, almost Disney-like look we associate with many cartoon characters. At this time of year, he becomes especially active, with the approaching breeding season, which can last until autumn! And there is a flurry of activity as nests are built and food is gathered.

He is nocturnal, an excellent climber, and a fast mover. However, despite his speed, he is vulnerable, for owls and foxes see him as a substantial snack. Spiritually, the wood mouse symbolises resourcefulness, humility, attention to detail, and the ability to find magic in the mundane, truly wonderful qualities indeed.

We gathered on Sunday evening, over the bank holiday weekend in Chawton and shared a lovely evening of prayers, readings, and hymns, some well-known and perhaps one less familiar, though we made a valiant effort!

Our own Steve Lidgett Williams chaired the evening beautifully for Rob Harvey, who led an ‘Evening of Clairvoyance.’ Rob gave an address concerning recent healing and clairvoyant work he had undertaken. He then invited a couple of the house mediums, along with two fledglings, to come forward, and together, they brought the messages while explaining what they were perceiving, helping everyone gain a clearer understanding of how clairvoyance works.

The mediums and fledglings taking part were Nerina Dannatt, Steve Lidgett Williams, Rob Harvey, Chris Elliott, and Alison Keogh. It was a truly lovely evening, spent with our church family, who also gave prayers and readings. Thank you, everyone!

Thank you, Sue and Carole, thank you for your wonderful hospitality and another divine cake creation. Julie, thank you for the music. And many thanks to our healers and trainees for offering healing after the service. Thank you also to those who helped with the set-up, break-down of the evening, and the washing up.

Prayer of the Week

Please keep in your prayers children who may be unwell or in hospital. Illness can be frightening for a child, and it is also a deeply distressing time for their parents and families.

Calendar to follow shortly.

Wishing you all a beautiful week!

Happy May!!

Picture credit: Simon Dell, George the mouse.

Rob Harvey’s Latest Insights into the Spirit World

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Rob Harvey continues to share powerful perspectives on life after death, healing, and the unseen world around us. His most recent blogs explore some of the most common questions people ask when trying to understand the spirit world—offering clarity, reassurance, and a deeper way of thinking.

Here’s a closer look at his latest posts, along with a brief insight into each.

Seeing Loved Ones as They Truly Are

Can You Ever See Someone Who Has Passed As They Really Were?

In this thought-provoking blog, Rob explains how those in the spirit world are no longer limited by their physical bodies. Instead of appearing as they did at the end of life, they often present themselves in a way that reflects how they truly see themselves—healthier, younger, or at a meaningful point in their lives.

It challenges the idea of identity after death and offers comfort to those wondering how their loved ones exist beyond the physical.

Read more to understand how appearance and identity continue in the spirit world.

What Happens at a Healing Evening?

What Happens at a Healing Evening and Why You Might Benefit From It

This blog gives an inside look at Rob’s healing evenings and what people can expect when attending one. Moving beyond the idea of physical healing alone, Rob describes how these sessions work on emotional and spiritual levels—helping individuals release stress, restore balance, and feel a deeper sense of calm.

For anyone curious about spiritual healing or considering attending, this offers a clear and reassuring introduction.

Read more to discover how healing works and why it may benefit you.

How Do You Talk to a Ghost?

How Do You Talk to a Ghost?

In this insightful post, Rob breaks down one of the most misunderstood topics—communication with spirits. Rather than dramatic or physical interactions, he explains that communication happens through thought, feeling, and subtle impressions.

It encourages readers to rethink what they may have already experienced, and to recognise that what they once dismissed as imagination could hold real meaning.

Read more to learn how spirit communication really works.

Each of these blogs offers a deeper understanding of the spirit world, helping to remove fear, answer questions, and open the mind to new possibilities.

If you’re exploring spirituality, healing, or life after death, these are well worth a read.

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One of the beautiful things about this springtime season is the constant emergence of life all around us. Surely it is enough to soften even the hardest heart. We seem to be transported to a place of innocence as we see the flowers, trees, and bushes bloom. I am personally transported when I see my stunning lilacs flowering again so boldly, or when I become aware of the ​creatures and their little ones taking their maiden steps.

We think of the badger as a quiet, shy, and reclusive creature. Although nocturnal, this is the time of year when they can often be seen at either end of the day, as the cubs venture out from the sett. The young ones are silly and playful, a complete delight to watch if you are ever fortunate enough to do so. Delayed implantation has allowed the young to be born into a springtime of favourable conditions.

They will grow into hardy creatures, with stout bodies and sharp claws, as well as a not-so-delightful odour to ward off predators! And did I mention they can run up to twenty miles an hour? Not too shabby for a creature that looks just a little clumsy. We can trace badgers in England back at least half a million years, roaming the land alongside wolverines and bears, no less.

The writer Kenneth Grahame cast his character ‘Badger’ as a wise mentor and protector in his beloved children’s book The Wind in the Willows. Little surprise then that the badger’s symbolism is wisdom, along with tenacity and determination. Spiritually, he reminds us to dig down and understand as fully as we are able​, and we are all about that​!

Last evening, after another glorious spring sunny day, our friend Spencer Rose came to visit. What a lovely evening, as he shared his thoughts and brought our ​wonderful messages. We had such a lovely time. Thank you so much, Spencer, for coming to see us! The lovely Chri​s Elliot chaired the proceedings beautifully, as we heard the lovely prayers and readings from ​The ​Family. Thank you.

Thank you, Julie, for running our music last night. Thank you, Sue, for your hospitality, and of course, Carole was in the house producing a very lovely chocolate cake.

We thank our dear healers and those training for helping so many last night, and thanks as always goes to everyone who helps with set-up​, break-down​, and washing up.

Prayer of the Week

Please pray for the Natural World. Sometimes we are the reason for ​their struggles, as we take away land without enough concern for the plight of those who share it. So many are trying to educate us and make us aware of what the land, the waters and the air around us need in order to sustain all the other life that lives and breathes alongside us.

Calendar to follow later.

Have a beautiful week.

It is heavenly out there.

​Don’t miss it!

Picture credit Andy Rouse Photography.