Embracing the Spirits: True Stories of My Encounters With the Other Side Read Online Free PDF
Author: Barbara Parks
Tags: supernatural, Body; Mind & Spirit, on vacation, personal journey of gradually accepting and embracing the clairvoyant gifts that allow her to see spirits. She shares dramatic and heartwarming stories of interacting with spirits who turn up everywhere: at home, Traumatized by vicious poltergeist attacks that lasted five years, she receives a miraculous visit from him. This joyous experience marks her first step toward healing—and opening up to spirit world.In the Presence of Spirits chronicles Barbara’s uplifting, Barbara Parks never imagined that her deep-rooted fear of ghosts would disappear. A momentous turning point occurs when, still mourning the sudden death of a beloved friend, these amazing true tales are convincing reminders that our loved ones are never far away., and accompanying her patients. From the departed uncle that protects Barbara’s young children from grave injury to the child spirits who bring comfort to their parents
Firstly, it’s always wonder-
ful to share your visions with someone else; it validates the
experience and nullifies any doubts. I was especially delighted that I was sharing the experience with Danny, as I’ve always
tried to nurture my children’s sensitivity to spirits. Embracing the existence of the spirit world has enhanced my life beyond
measure and I wish the same sense of joyousness for my chil-
dren.
I was also delighted by the fact that Matt was radiating a
purple, positive energy. This confirmed that he was well and
truly advancing on his spiritual path and was only dropping by in the hope of a visit with his family.
I couldn’t wait to try and facilitate contact between him
and his loved ones, especially since I knew that Matt was itching to do the same.
It’s times like these that my lack of clairaudience is partic-
ularly frustrating. How much easier would it be to just tune in and say Right! What is it you want me to tell them? Whereas all I’m able to do is say There he is … on the stairs!
I knew that Matt was eager to provide proof of his pres-
ence, so I thought of little else for days whilst I tried to work out the best mode of contact. The orb photos and communication
via the pendulum were compelling, but I just needed that little something more. I was hoping for a concrete manifestation of
Matt’s energy which would leave little room for doubt.
Matt 31
Then it hit me like a sudden and obvious revelation, why
not try table tipping?
Table tipping is a way of inviting spirit contact, whereby
the participants seat themselves around a table, place their
hands on it and invite the spirits present to move the table.
Successful contact can manifest as anything along a spectrum
of physical events; from the table simply vibrating to moving right across the room. The table is used as a vehicle for spirit energy, and has the potential to produce spectacular results.
Admittedly I balked a little when it first occurred to me;
after all table tipping could be classed as a type of séance. If I was honest with myself, it was just one step away from whipping out a Ouija Board, a form of communication which had
always made me feel uneasy.
However, in light of the recent séance I’d experienced with
Tony G, I felt confident that I could facilitate a safe interaction with the spirit world, as long as I took suitable precautions and had appropriate protection in place.
I was also bolstered by what Dot the medium had told me
a fortnight earlier. She had said that I was a channel and that in the future I would help people contact their loved ones in the spirit world. When I balked at the thought of conducting any
type of séance, she assured me that I had the ability and experience to do so safely. She told me that Ouija Boards and the
like are only dangerous when used ignorantly, as it is then that the doors to the spirit world are opened indiscriminately and
can lead to all types of havoc.
“It’s like crossing a busy road,” she explained. “If you just charge across without checking first, of course you can come
to grief. But if you approach mindfully and carefully, it’ll get 32 Matt
you exactly where you need to be. It’s the same with séances.
Approach with careful respect and you’ll be fine.”
With these thoughts in mind, I decided to ask Matt his
opinion on the matter via the pendulum.
“What do you reckon Matt?” I asked. “When the girls
come, do you think we should try our hand at table tipping?”
YES! was the immediate response.
“Do you think you’ll be able to do it?”
Again, a strong and undeniable YES.
And finally I asked whether he thought the sight of a table
tipping and moving of its own accord would freak the girls
out.
NO.
And so it was decided; if Matilda and her family were
happy to give it a try, table tipping it would be!
I spent a large part of the preceding day in preparation,
everything had to be just right. I hadn’t
ful to share your visions with someone else; it validates the
experience and nullifies any doubts. I was especially delighted that I was sharing the experience with Danny, as I’ve always
tried to nurture my children’s sensitivity to spirits. Embracing the existence of the spirit world has enhanced my life beyond
measure and I wish the same sense of joyousness for my chil-
dren.
I was also delighted by the fact that Matt was radiating a
purple, positive energy. This confirmed that he was well and
truly advancing on his spiritual path and was only dropping by in the hope of a visit with his family.
I couldn’t wait to try and facilitate contact between him
and his loved ones, especially since I knew that Matt was itching to do the same.
It’s times like these that my lack of clairaudience is partic-
ularly frustrating. How much easier would it be to just tune in and say Right! What is it you want me to tell them? Whereas all I’m able to do is say There he is … on the stairs!
I knew that Matt was eager to provide proof of his pres-
ence, so I thought of little else for days whilst I tried to work out the best mode of contact. The orb photos and communication
via the pendulum were compelling, but I just needed that little something more. I was hoping for a concrete manifestation of
Matt’s energy which would leave little room for doubt.
Matt 31
Then it hit me like a sudden and obvious revelation, why
not try table tipping?
Table tipping is a way of inviting spirit contact, whereby
the participants seat themselves around a table, place their
hands on it and invite the spirits present to move the table.
Successful contact can manifest as anything along a spectrum
of physical events; from the table simply vibrating to moving right across the room. The table is used as a vehicle for spirit energy, and has the potential to produce spectacular results.
Admittedly I balked a little when it first occurred to me;
after all table tipping could be classed as a type of séance. If I was honest with myself, it was just one step away from whipping out a Ouija Board, a form of communication which had
always made me feel uneasy.
However, in light of the recent séance I’d experienced with
Tony G, I felt confident that I could facilitate a safe interaction with the spirit world, as long as I took suitable precautions and had appropriate protection in place.
I was also bolstered by what Dot the medium had told me
a fortnight earlier. She had said that I was a channel and that in the future I would help people contact their loved ones in the spirit world. When I balked at the thought of conducting any
type of séance, she assured me that I had the ability and experience to do so safely. She told me that Ouija Boards and the
like are only dangerous when used ignorantly, as it is then that the doors to the spirit world are opened indiscriminately and
can lead to all types of havoc.
“It’s like crossing a busy road,” she explained. “If you just charge across without checking first, of course you can come
to grief. But if you approach mindfully and carefully, it’ll get 32 Matt
you exactly where you need to be. It’s the same with séances.
Approach with careful respect and you’ll be fine.”
With these thoughts in mind, I decided to ask Matt his
opinion on the matter via the pendulum.
“What do you reckon Matt?” I asked. “When the girls
come, do you think we should try our hand at table tipping?”
YES! was the immediate response.
“Do you think you’ll be able to do it?”
Again, a strong and undeniable YES.
And finally I asked whether he thought the sight of a table
tipping and moving of its own accord would freak the girls
out.
NO.
And so it was decided; if Matilda and her family were
happy to give it a try, table tipping it would be!
I spent a large part of the preceding day in preparation,
everything had to be just right. I hadn’t
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