If you are new to healing, spiritual development or exploring faith alongside spirituality, there are some wonderful resources available online that can help you learn more in your own time and at your own pace.
Bible Gateway is a well-known online Bible resource where you can read, search and study scripture in a wide range of translations. Whether you are looking for comfort, guidance, inspiration or simply wish to explore the teachings of Christianity more deeply, it provides an easy and accessible way to spend time with the Bible from wherever you are.
We have also included a link to Christian Spiritualism, a website dedicated to exploring the connection between Christianity and spiritualism. (This will include the archives of THE ZODIAC MESSAGES ) The site shares information on spiritual healing, mediumship, churches, events and spiritual philosophy, helping visitors better understand how faith, healing and communication with the spirit world have been approached within Christian Spiritualism for many years.
If you’ve missed some of my recent blogs, here’s a chance to catch up on three of the latest articles from Rob Harvey: Life After Death. Each one explores a different aspect of mediumship, the spirit world and the experiences I’ve had helping people over the years.
Whether you’re curious about life after death, spirit attachment or the realities of removing wandering spirits, I hope you’ll find these articles both thought-provoking and reassuring.
My Biggest Concern as a Medium
One of the questions I receive most often is whether it’s safe to explore the spirit world. While mediumship can be a wonderful and uplifting experience, there is one issue that concerns me more than anything else.
In this blog, I explain why I believe so many people unknowingly open themselves up to wandering spirits, how spirit attachment can occur, and why proper guidance and protection are so important when developing spiritually.
Why I Continue Removing Ghosts and Evil Spirits Despite the Risks
For many years I’ve helped people who have found themselves affected by wandering spirits and unwanted spiritual attachments. It isn’t always easy work, and it certainly isn’t without its challenges.
In this article, I share why I continue doing this work, the responsibility that comes with helping both the living and those in the spirit world, and why seeing someone finally find peace makes it all worthwhile.
Perhaps the question I’m asked more than any other is, “What happens when we die?”
Drawing on nearly 50 years as a medium, I share my understanding of what takes place when we leave this life, how loved ones help prepare us for our transition, and why there is no single experience that is exactly the same for everyone.
If you’re looking for reassurance about life after death, this is a wonderful place to start.
Thank you to everyone who continues to read, watch and support my work. I hope these articles help answer some of your questions about the spirit world and bring comfort to those searching for a deeper understanding of life after death.
If you enjoy these blogs, keep checking back as I’ll continue sharing more real-life experiences, spiritual insights and answers to the questions I’m asked most often.
We are marching steadily towards August, and we have had a little break in the temperatures. It is still warm, but there are cooler mornings and evenings, and a welcome cooler breeze sometimes during the day. It feels like we have been spoiling for a massive thunderstorm in these parts, and we did have a little rain yesterday.
Speaking of the coming thunderstorms, the coming Thunder Moon, or Buck Moon, was clear and luminous in the sky as we drove back from church last night. It was a few days prior to full, but still absolutely beautiful in the heavens above.
How do these moons get their romantic names? They are usually tied to seasonal events. The stunning Buck Moon hails from Native American culture, as the male deer shed their antlers around this time, and the Thunder Moon is simply the time when thunderstorms are most probable during the summer’s build-up of heat and electrical charge.
There is something celebratory about moonlight, especially when you can see the beauty of the sun’s light reflecting off this natural satellite orbiting our earthly home in the spring and summer months.
Far from being myth, the moon does affect us. Our physical bodies are made up of approximately sixty percent water, and if the moon creates the tides through its gravitational pull, it most certainly affects us.
Concerning myth, folklore, and symbolism, there is a craziness associated with the full moon, that is, lunacy, and she is closely linked with the element of water and the feminine aspects we all have,: empathy, intuition, nurturing, and receptivity. It is also a time when we can get especially emotional, so its best to keep our thoughts high, whatever is going on. The Buck/Thunder July Moon will be seen full from Thursday evening all through Friday. Enjoy!
Well, we had a wonderful Sunday again in Chawton. Ann Marie Hogan came to visit us and shared beautiful thoughts and brought our lovely messages, along with laughter. Thank you so much, Ann Marie! Our Steve was at the helm, guiding the evening so well. Thank you Steve!
The readings and prayers were just lovely. Thank you, everyone. Thank you, Lisa, for the music. Thank you, Carole and Sue, for the hospitality, and what an array of baked goods!
Thank you for the set-up and breakdown of the evening, along with all the washing up, and always a special thank you to our healers for bringing the healing energies through from the unseen ones.
PRAYER OF THE WEEK
Please pray for all those in this world affected by these devastating natural disasters. Humankind are not the only ones affected.
What a lovely summers evening we spent on Zoom, Wednesday. So many beautiful prayers and readings. Thank you everyone. We were set up for our Zoom/remote healing afterwards.
Please continue to pray for Peace everywhere in this world.
Ann Marie Hogan is with us tomorrow, Sunday, in Chawton. Join us!!
Alton Christian Spiritualist Church 