Two minutes silence will be held at 11am on November 11, the time and date when hostilities formally ended after more than four years of battle during World War I. It honours the heroic efforts, achievements and sacrifices made by those in the armed forces in World War I and II, as well as in […]
This is taken from the ‘Kaleidoscope of Living Thoughts’ by Betty and Ken Collins. It was communicated by spirit. The language in the book is a little flowery and the grammar is awful, so I have edited it, but there is great meaning and life lessons for our everyday lives. This is the reading from
The last year has seen us hungry for knowledge. We have wanted to know about the origin of the Covid-19, its contagion, its effects, how to avoid it, how it can be treated. Thanks to data and information technology our knowledge has developed and increased. Knowledge can be described as an awareness or understanding of
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Spiritualists don’t celebrate Christmas for the same reason as Christians. But most of us enter into the spirit of it all. Christmas, we feel, is a time of good will and most of us maintain the age old traditions such as decorating trees and giving presents. When it comes to choosing presents, we often struggle
World Animal Day is always held on October 4th. It originated in 1931 in Florence at a convention of ecologists, held to highlight the plight of endangered species. Since then World Animal Day has grown to encompass all animal life and although it still seeks to raise awareness of just how many species are endangered,
If you are a Spiritualist and have received evidence of the continuous existence of the human soul…. If you are a Spiritualist who has had proof that our loved ones in the Spirit World can, and do communicate with us…. If you are a Spiritualist and you’ve experienced angels attending to your needs…. If you
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The Importance of Hope To say that we’re living in uncertain times is very much an understatement. Never before have we been faced with such a deadly enemy, such an invisible, powerful enemy. Covid-19 is being fought throughout the entire world. How successful we’ll be in winning the war against it, when and if we’ll
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Our world has been turned upside down and I do mean our world – our entire world. Nowhere has been spared. Confronted with the reality of the coronavirus epidemic and its invisible power over us, our natural instinct of flight or fight kicks in. But flight is not an option. So naturally, we fight. We
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You’d have to be an ostrich not to have heard of “Five A Day”, the campaign which has been running for a very long time in the UK as well as in many other countries. The “Five A Day” advice, as recommended by the World Health Organisation, is for individuals to eat at least five