The Psychic Experiences of
Robin
Gibb
 The
Gibbs live in a centuries-old Oxfordshire house where once priests of the
church trained to become bishops. The Bee Gees pop star's son, Robin-John
is said by his mother, Dwina Murphy-Gibb to see the phantoms of their house's
ex-inhabitants.
The four-year-old
boy described a "John and Mary who lived there and their friend Elizabeth.
He had no framework for historical costume, but he told me Mary wore a dress
down to her ankles. He also said one of the children had never grown up.
I discovered a very detailed account of a John and Mary Rose who once lived
on the site. They had two children, one of whom died in infancy."
Dwina also explained
that their son talked about a well, which was later found where he said.
She continued, "It appears to be a form of psychometry but he only
needs to touch the walls and then he can tell you all about it.
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"BEE GEES: STAYIN' ALIVE IN TOO MUCH HEAVEN"
Rolling Stone - May 17, 1979
Does he share Barry's belief in reincarnation? "In a way I do believe in it," he says cautiously, saying that he and his brothers are particularly prone to strong feelings of deja vu . The Bee Gees are also known to share a slight telepathy, but Maurice maintains that the psychic bounds between them are much greater than people suppose. Robin and I are twin brothers," he reminds, "and I definitely have a kind of ESP with him. One time when he was a boy, he was riding a bicycle and he had a crash. I didn't; I was at home, but I ended up aching and I wondered what the hell I was aching for. Robin came back and he had bruises in exactly the same places I had mine.
"When Robin was in the Hither Green train disaster, he was late for a press conference and I said, 'There is something wrong. Something has happened to Robin.' And Barry said, 'What do you mean?' And then we found out. We watched the news, saw the train disaster and I went, 'Robin was on it!' We went to Hither Green Hospital and there was Robin--his wife was in having x-rays--sitting there going, 'I didn't think I was going to see you guys again. He pulled six people out of a carriage, and he said, 'I never knew I had that much strength.' He laid them on the lawn, and they were all dead. I knew he had been through a strenuous thing--my arms were aching."
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