Psychic News Magazine October 2019 Edizione posteriore

Inside the October issue of Psychic News magazine, Lucy Pringle, one of the world’s leading crop circle photographers and researchers, investigates crop circle formations both ancient and modern in “The healing power of crop circles.” Near-death experience expert P. M. H. Atwater tells of the effect that such a happening can have on individuals much later in life in “Children’s near-death experiences.” International medium Robert Brown interviews his friend, Joy Harjo, who has been appointed the first Native American Poet Laureate in the history of the United States in “‘I accept life after death’ says new Poet Laureate.” Roy Stemman reports on three exhibitions which all feature spirit-inspired art in “New exhibitions reveal mediumship’s role in masterpieces.”
Barbara White discovers how a good laugh can have a positive effect on us mentally, spiritually and physically, and clairvoyant Billy Roberts features flower sentience and gives some tips on how you can try it out yourself.
In the news: Tributes are paid to Spiritualism’s ‘Mr Fixit’ – an article to honour Hugh Davis, of the J. V. Trust, who has passed on at the age of 75. Firefighters rescue ghost hunters locked in cell. Yoga ‘could be a lifesaver after a major heart attack’. The Advertising Standards Authority launches an investigation into medium Derek Acorah over a series of “misleading” Facebook posts. Prisoner in straitjacket ‘sees’ sinking ship from dungeon. Writer, broadcaster and film producer John West meets trance medium Elaine Thorpe, whose guide lived in Victorian times.
All this and much more