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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.

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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".

You may find it hard to recognize that time is the cause of your suffering or your problems. You believe that they are caused by specific situations in your life and seen from a conventional viewpoint this is true. But until you have dealt with the basic problem-making dysfunction of the mind - its attachment to past and future and denial of the Now - problems are actually interchangeable. If all your problems or perceived causes of suffering or unhappiness were miraculously removed for you today but you had not become more present more conscious you would soon find yourself with a similar set of problems or causes of suffering like a shadow that follows you wherever you go. Ultimately there is only one problem: the time bound mind itself.

I cannot believe that I could ever reach a point where I am completely free of my problems. You are right. You can never reach that point because you are at that point now. There is no salvation in time. You cannot be free in the future. Presence is the key to freedom so you can only be free now.

Finding The Life Underneath Your Life Situation

I don't see how I can be free now. As it happens I am extremely unhappy with my life at the moment. This is a fact and I would be deluding myself if I tried to convince myself that all is well when it definitely isn't. To me the present moment is very unhappy; it is not liberating at all. What keeps me going is the hope or possibility of some improvement in the future.

You think that your attention is in the present moment when it's actually taken up completely by time. You cannot be both unhappy and fully present in the Now. What you refer to as your "life" should more accurately be called your "life situation." It is psychological time: past and future. Certain things in the past didn't go the way you wanted them to go. You are still resisting what happened in the past and now you are resisting what is. Hope is what keeps you going but hope keeps you focused on the future and this continued focus perpetuates your denial of the Now and therefore your unhappiness.

It is true that my present life situation is the result of things that happened in the past but it is still my present situation and being stuck in it is what makes me unhappy. Forget about your life situation for a while and pay attention to your life. What is the difference?

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The appearance of animate objects is also considerably altered for the man who has increased his visual powers to this extent. The bodies of men and animals are for him in the main transparent so that he can watch the action of the various internal organs and to some extent diagnose some of their diseases.

The extended sight also enables him to perceive more or less clearly various classes of creatures elemental and otherwise whose bodies are not capable of reflecting any of the rays within the limit of the spectrum as ordinarily seen. Among the entities so seen will be some of the lower orders of nature-spirits - those whose bodies are composed of the denser etheric matter. To this class belong nearly all the fairies gnomes and brownies about whom there are still so many stories remaining among Scotch and Irish mountains and in remote country places all over the world.

The vast kingdom of nature-spirits is in the main an astral kingdom but still there is a large section of it which appertains to the etheric part of the physical plane and this section of course is much more likely to come within the ken of ordinary people than the others. Indeed in reading the common fairy stories one frequently comes across distinct indications that it is [Page 30] with this class that we are dealing. Any student of fairy lore will remember how often mention is made of some mysterious ointment or drug which when applied to a man's eyes enables him to see the members of the fairy commonwealth whenever he happens to meet them.

The story of such an application and its results occurs so constantly and comes from so many different parts of the world that there must certainly be some truth behind it as there always is behind really universal popular tradition. Now no such anointing of the eyes alone could by any possibility open a man's astral vision though certain ointment rubbed over the whole body will very greatly assist the astral body to leave the physical in full consciousness - a fact the knowledge of which seems to have survived even to mediaeval times as will be seen from the evidence given at some of the trials for witchcraft. But the application to the physical eye might very easily so stimulate its sensitiveness as to make it susceptible to some of the etheric vibrations.

The story frequently goes on to relate how when the human being who has used this mystical ointment betrays his extended vision in some way to a fairy the latter strikes or stabs him in the eye thus depriving him not only of the etheric sight but of that of the denser physical plane as well. (See The Science of Fairy Tales by E.S.Hartlane in the "Contemporary Science" series - or indeed almost any extensive collection of fairy stories.) If the sight acquired had been astral such a proceeding would have been entirely unavailing [Page 31] for no injury to the physical apparatus would affect an astral faculty; but if the vision produced by the ointment were etheric the destruction of the physical eye would in most cases at once distinguish it since that is the mechanism by means of which it works.

Anyone possessing this sight of which we are speaking would also be able to perceive the etheric double of man; but since this is so nearly identical in size with the physical it would hardly be likely to attract his attention unless it were partially protected in trance or under the influence of anaesthetics. After death when it withdraws entirely from the dense body it would be clearly visible to him and he would frequently see it hovering over newly-made graves as he passed through a church yard or cemetery. If he were to attend a spiritualistic séance he would see the etheric matter oozing out from the side of the medium and could observe the various ways in which the communicating entities make use of it.

Another fact which could hardly fail soon to thrust itself upon his notice would be the extension of his perception of colour. He would find himself able to see several entirely new colours not in the least resembling any of those included in the spectrum as we at present know it and therefore of course quite indescribable in any terms at our command. And not only would he see new objects that were wholly of these new colours but he would also discover that modifications had been introduced into the colour of many objects with which he was quite familiar according to whether they had [Page 32] or had not some tinge of these new hues intermingled with the old. So that two surfaces of colour which to ordinary eyes appeared to match perfectly would often present distinctly different shades to his keener sight.

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