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09/01/2022

Communication with spirit is often a natural gift that people are born with, interconnected with the six sense, but it can also be developed with practice. Meditation is one gentle way of developing ones communication skills and may entail no contact with spirit, although it trains you to listen to yourself and the inner voice.

Working with your own energies and practicing Psychometry (speaking information which comes to you through holding an object such as a photograph, ring, keys, necklace or pen) or learning to read people’s auras are other enjoyable and informative ways to learn. Spiritual development courses and groups can also provide safe learning environments.

The next step of progression on your spiritual development path would be to learn contact skills and to allow spirit to work with you, through safe practice of grounding and clearing negative entities after connection. When working with spirit and energy it is important to be as clear a channel as possible and only to use these abilities for the highest good of all concerned.

Mediumship describes the different ways by which we can communicate with guides, spirit helpers and returning loved ones. It encompasses Clairvoyance (clear seeing of spirit), Clairaudience (clear hearing of spirit), Clairsentience (the clear sensing of spirit and the auric field) and Clairgustance (tasting). The power of clairvoyance may also be experienced through mind linking, trance speaking and Psychometry (mental mediumship or objectively seeing as in the physical plane).

Under certain conditions a medium can be the vehicle for relaying information to the living and they may use one or a mixture of skills to communicate with spirit, enabling them to describe loved ones, spirit guides, in the other dimensions and also describe visually things around your environment and family, providing valid and valuable help and advice for your life (present and future).

Communicating with spirit can be challenging but also rewarding. We are reminded we have the potential to live our lives as multidimensional spiritual beings; grounded in physicality yet also part of a universal web of non-physical creative consciousness. Enjoy walking your spiritual path with love and light, walking in the light of spirit and universal unity.

Six Starts to the New Year

03/01/2022

1. Learn to love yourself

We might look in a mirror and see that our bodies are ageing, getting fatter or that our hair is beginning to disappear, appear in unusual places or change in colour.

The form that we have is the one that we chose so rather than being at odds with it, we should aspire to completely love the self in complete acceptance of everything that we can perceive. Until we do this, we are not loving ourselves or indeed others, merely performing acts of love. The energy of the spiritual self resonates with pure love and we must bring that energy into the human experience. If we can achieve this we reach that place of non-separation (a unification of the physical and spiritual) where human “being” replaces human “doing” or “performing”.

In the visible world we come to identify ourselves and say that this is who I am. We give ourselves names and labels and an identity. From an esoteric perspective we are identifying the “non-self” the being that is the human illusion of the self which gives us a way of living life from a point of reference. Whatever we perceive as the self we should learn to accept it.

2. It is never too late to implement change

Don’t let the conscious mind find a reason not to initiate change. Each time we prevent ourselves from moving forward we restrict ourselves, limiting our growth and horizons. Remember that the universe requires us to learn through experience rather than relying upon existing templates of human reality.

Each time we go with what is in our hearts we start a new journey. The inner journey never ends and there is no right or wrong just consequence. Always allow for the possibility of belief and remain open to new experiences.

3. Make it matter

Decide on what really matters and concentrate on these themes rather than be distracted by what doesn’t matter. By concentrating on what matters we manifest change around things that are important to us. As the embodiment of living energy we have the ability be the cause and the masters of our lives, but when we become distracted we begin to merely counteract the effects of chaos (often other peoples). As each moment is precious – make it matter.

4. Let go of what isn’t needed

We live in a time of information overload. When someone is talking don’t allow yourself to be caught up in the story or the drama of their chaos. Instead step back from this and attempt to look at it from the perspective of a spiritual being separate from the drama of the third dimensional human situation. Look at the energy behind the words; is it yours or someone else’s?

The same principles can be applied to letters, emails, texts and media broadcasts. Be discerning and teach yourself to look at what lies behind the messages. If it isn’t important, let it go.

5. Support through love

Don’t give your empowerment to any forces (or people) that do not support you in the celebration of your love, joy and truth.

Don’t allow yourself to carry around emotional (or other) baggage whether it is yours or that of other people. Remember that E-motion is energy in motion.

6. Remind yourself that you are a spiritual being having a human experience

New Year is often a time when we seek further clarification and direction from spirit; for example through a consultation with a medium or clairvoyant.

Remind yourself that you are also a spiritual being, having a human experience and not just a human being receiving the occasional spiritual experience. Take time during the year ahead, to step out of the world of form and matter and connect with that part of you that is not inphysical form. Use this time to reassess and review your Earthly life from the perspective of the “spiritual self.”

Spiritual & Holistic Approaches to Life

30/12/2021

The word “holistic” nowadays is mainly used in relation to health and ecology but in terms of evolution, a fundamental principle of the universe is the creation of “wholes” - complete and self contained systems from the atom to the most complex forms of life. On the physical level our bodies contain a series of holistic structures encompassed in a greater whole; a body directed by the brain and mind.

Holistic structures are not confined to biology. All stable complex structures display holistic organisation irrespective of whether they are living organisms, social systems or systems of thought. The thoughts of most people embrace several holistic patterns of self contained thinking. Some of these patterns of thinking can be contradictory to others.

A holistic approach is one based on a perceived whole within which each part serves the ends of the whole. A characteristic of any whole is that it has boundaries for without boundaries how can it be whole.

The word “spiritual” is of ancient origin and has acquired many meanings. A spiritual approach is one that identifies with all encompassing, ever expanding creative consciousness. Within it is all; no separations, no limitations, no value judgements other than those that foster the development of life and the awareness of all that exists.

A spiritual approach includes all those that cannot distinguish between the spiritual and the holistic. These are people living within a world view that they believe is whole. They see other people living in world views different from that of their own and because of that difference, they place these people outside of their self imposed boundaries. Characteristically the holders of limited holistic concepts describe themselves and their system of thought in the most flattering language, ascribing to themselves all that is good and true. This leaves them with at best words of tolerance and at worst words of enmity for those outside their bounded whole.

Holistic leaders are not uncommon. Some have no difficulty in finding among their followers people who can be convinced that they serve their holistic view best by the destruction of those who don’t share it.

True spiritual leaders are rare, their task fraught with utmost difficulty, for it is that of widening the awareness of individuals beyond the confines of holistic view. This involves a radical unravelling of habits and ways of thinking previously regarded as immutable, yet it is a task in which we all can share, by making effort to discern within ourselves whether our actions originate within the limitation of holistic thought. By changing these actions we can play a part in the awakening of the planet.

Wessex Research Group Network