Here you will find details of Psychics offering readings in Powys Brecon Builth Wells Llandrindod Wells Llanidloes Machynlleth Meifod – Montgomery Newtown Welshpool –
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Mediums Offering Readings in Powys
No mediums offering readings in these locations yet: Brecon Builth Wells Llandrindod Wells Llanidloes Machynlleth Meifod – Montgomery Newtown Welshpool –
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Past this point is some interesting stuff on the subject of clairvoyance from Charles W Leadbeater. I don’t agree with everything he has to say about psychics but who am I to say what is true and what isn’t! – AND a few interesting quotes will fill the space until more psychics start advertising their readings here.
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You are now aware of the power that you have to create your preferred reality, on a moment by moment basis. If you do not take responsibility for your own words, thoughts and actions, then who can? Think positive, speak positive, act positive and be positive. Never underestimate the enormous power of your own words, thoughts and deeds. Love is the essence of creation. It is what is holding the fabric of reality together and it is time to fully align with it. It resides in your centre. Locate it, unveil it, BE IT and share it NOW!
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More from Charles:
“I got into bed but was not able to go to sleep, I shut my eyes and waited for sleep to come; instead of sleep, however, there came to me a succession of curiously vivid clairvoyant pictures. There was no light in the room, and it was perfectly dark; I had my eyes shut also. But notwithstanding the darkness I suddenly was conscious of looking at a scene of singular beauty. It was as if I saw a living miniature about the size of a magic-lantern slide. At this moment, I can recall the scene as if I saw it again. It was a seaside piece. The moon was shining upon the water, which rippled slowly on to the beach. Right before me a long mole ran into the water.
“Mrs. Broughton awoke one night in 1844, and roused her husband, felling him that something dreadful had happened in France. He begged her to go to sleep again, and not trouble him. She assured him that she was not asleep when she saw what she insisted on telling him-what she saw in fact.
“First a carriage accident-which she did not actually see, but what she saw was the result-a broken carriage, a crowd collected, a figure gently raised and carried into the nearest house, then a figure lying on a bed which she then recognized as the Duke of Orleans. Gradually friends collecting round the bed-among them several members of the French royal family-the queen, then the king, all silently, tearfully, watching the evidently dying duke. One man (se could see his back, but did not know who he was) was a doctor. He stood bending over the duke, feeling his pulse, with his watch in the other hand. And then all passed away, and she saw no more.