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News on Physical Mediumship in your area.

Pathway to Spirit via Joan Hughes is committed to promoting physical mediumship.  Over the coming months we intend to expand the website to include articles on physical mediums some well known for example and other mediums less well know.

These county pages will be devoted to local groups where physical mediumship is of interest and also provide a place for publication of physical circle activity.

Please feel free to send us an update from you circle's activities and let us have any news or articles you think relevant to physical mediumship.  Contact Joan Hughes for advice on sitting in physical circles.

Notice Board for this Area

Nothing to post for this area as yet.  In the meantime here is an extract from one of my favorite books "The Power of Now".

Does it matter whether we achieve our outer purpose whether we succeed or fail in the world?

It will matter to you as long as you haven't realized your inner purpose. After that the outer purpose is just a game that you may continue to play simply because you enjoy it. It is also possible to fail completely in your outer purpose and at the same time totally succeed in your inner purpose. Or the other way around which is actually more common: outer riches and inner poverty or to "gain the world and lose your soul as Jesus puts it. Ultimately of course every outer purpose is doomed to fail" sooner or later simply because it is subject to the law of impermanence of all things. The sooner you realize that your outer purpose cannot give you lasting fulfillment the better. When you have seen the limitations of your outer purpose you give up your unrealistic expectation that it should make you happy and you make it subservient to your inner purpose.

The Past Cannot Survive In Your Presence

You mentioned that thinking or talking about the past unnecessarily is one of the ways in which we avoid the present. But apart from the past that we remember and perhaps identify with isn't there another level of past within us that is much more deep-seated? I am talking about the unconscious past that conditions our lives especially through early childhood experiences perhaps even past-life experiences. And then there is our cultural conditioning which has to do with where we live geographically and the historical time period in which we live. All these things determine how we see the world how we react what we think what kind of relationships we have how we live our lives. How could we ever become conscious of all that or get rid of it? How long would that take? And even if we did what would there be left?

What is left when illusion ends? There is no need to investigate the unconscious past in you except as it manifests at this moment as a thought an emotion a desire a reaction or an external event that

happens to you. Whatever you need to know about the unconscious past in you the challenges of the present will bring it out. If you delve into the past it will become a bottomless pit: There is always more. You may think that you need more time to understand the past or become free of it in other words that the future will eventually free you of the past. This is a delusion. Only the present can free you of the past. More time cannot free you of time. Access the power of Now. That is the key.

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But the largest and most widely-spread band of these semi-intentional clairvoyants are the various kinds of crystal-gazers - those who as Mr. Andrew Lang puts it stare into a crystal ball a cup a mirror a bob of ink (Egypt and India) a drop of blood (among that Maories of New Zealand) a bowl of water (Red Indian) a pond (Roman and African) water in a [Page 75] glass bowl (in Fez) or almost any polished surface . (Dreams and Ghosts page 57)

Two pages later Mr.Lang gives us a very good example of the kind of vision most frequently seen in this way. "I had given a glass ball he says to a young lady Miss Baillie who had scarcely any success with it. She lent it to Miss Leslie who saw a large square old-fashioned red sofa covered with muslin which she found in the next country-house she visited. Miss Baillie's brother a young athlete laughed at these experiments took the ball into the study and came back looking 'gey gash'. He admitted that he had seen a vision - somebody he knew under a lamp. He would discover during the week whether he saw right or not. This was at 5.30 on a Sunday afternoon.

"On Tuesday Mr. Baillie was at a dance in a town some forty miles from his home and met a Miss Preston. 'On Sunday' he said 'about half-past five you were sitting under a standard lamp in a dress I never saw you wear a blue blouse with lace over the shoulders pouring out tea for a man in blue serge whose back was towards me so that I only saw the tip of his moustache.'

"'Why the blinds must have been up ' said Miss Preston.

"'I was at Dulby ' said Mr. Baillie and he undeniably was."

This is quite a typical case of crystal-gazing - the picture correct in every detail you see and yet absolutely unimportant and bearing no apparent signification [Page 76] of any sort to either party except that it served to prove to Mr. Baillie that there was something in crystal-gazing. Perhaps more frequently the visions tend to be of a romantic character - men in foreign dress or beautiful though generally unknown landscapes.

Now what is the rationale of this kind of clairvoyance? As I have indicated above it belongs usually to the "astral current" type and the crystal or other object simply acts as a focus for the willpower of the seer and a convenient starting-point for his astral tube. There are some who can influence what they will see by their will that is to say they have the power of pointing their telescope as they wish; but the great majority just form a fortuitous tube and see whatever happens to present itself at the end of it.

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