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St Stephen dialogues with New Zealand group
Posted on 24 August 2010, 9:33
Early in 1974, a small group of religious friends began gathering periodically at the modest home of Thomas and Olive Ashman in Christchurch, New Zealand. “We would reverently pray for protection, and be silent,” says the Rev. Michael Cocks, an Anglican priest from Christchurch. (Rev. Cocks, below)…
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Remembering William James
Posted on 10 August 2010, 11:50
No, the roguish-looking person pictured below is not Billy the Kid, Jesse James, or some other legend of the American West. True, since his first name was William, he may have been called Billy as a kid, and his last name was James. But he was no outlaw. 
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Vietnam vets find closure with induced after death communication
Posted on 27 July 2010, 10:54
As a helicopter gunship pilot, Mark (not his real name) killed many people during his 18 months service in the Vietnam War. He was also shot down seven times and wounded twice. The confrontation that bothered him the most involved four boats filled with Vietnamese soldiers. Unmarked and…
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Latest research on near-death experience supports survival hypothesis
Posted on 12 July 2010, 9:12
Over the past 35 years, near-death experience (NDE) researchers like Drs. Raymond Moody, Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, Kenneth Ring, Michael Sabom, Bruce Greyson, Melvin Morse, Barbara Rommer, Sam Parnia and others have built a very solid wheel, one that supports the idea that we have a spirit body as well…
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Chess game offers strong evidence for life after death
Posted on 29 June 2010, 22:18
The Viktor Korchnoi vs. Géza Maróczy chess game, which began in 1985 and ended in 1993, lasting 7 years and 8 months, is without a doubt one of the most intriguing cases ever in the annals of psychical research. It was reported by Dr. Wolfgang Eisenbeiss and Dieter Hassler in the April 2006 issue…
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Interviewing a hero: Sir Oliver Lodge
Posted on 12 June 2010, 8:15
‘If you could go back in time and interview anyone in history, who would it be?’ That question was put to me by a friend over a cup of coffee…
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11-year-old medium shocks Unitarian minister
Posted on 28 May 2010, 9:14
As a very liberal Unitarian minister, Dr. Horace Westwood (pictured below) did not believe in any kind of afterlife. He was a humanist who believed that the objective of life was to make the world a better place for future generations. He did not stop to ask what future generations might strive for…
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Earthly mistakes fester in the afterlife
Posted on 14 May 2010, 10:38
Indications are that we take our mistakes and unfinished business with us when we die and that they can continue to fester with us in the spirit world. Consider the sitting that Dr Minor Savage (below) had with Leonora Piper, the famous Boston medium. Savage was told that his son, who had died at…
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An interview with psychotherapist and author ‘August Goforth’
Posted on 30 April 2010, 7:54
Outside of the actual evidence suggesting that consciousness survives physical death, the most important teaching coming through modern revelation is that we do not cross over into some humdrum heaven or horrific hell, as orthodox preachers would have us believe. We pretty much cross over as we are…
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Moving from blind faith to conviction
Posted on 15 April 2010, 11:35
Birthdays are a good time to stop, pause, and figure out where we have been, where we are now, and where we are going. On the occasion of my 73rd birthday recently, I took time out to discuss this with my Higher Self. Below is a transcript of our discussion. (MT = me, my lower self;…
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| Confucius speaks? Part 1 – Dr Neville Whymant, a professor of linguistics at Oxford and London Universities, was surprised when he heard 14 languages, including an ancient Chinese dialect, spoken through the American direct-voice medium, George Valiantine. One of the voices he heard used the name by which Confucius was canonized. Read here |
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