SPIRIT WORLD - Fame in Heaven

Article about experiences of the Spirit World based upon the book "What to do when you are dead" by Craig Hamilton-Parker..
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Fame

My own work as a medium brings me into contact with all sorts of people from all walks of life. Most of the time I have no idea who I am dealing with. Many of my consultations are done from my home, over the Internet, or when I go to visit people in their own homes. Occasionally, I will visit London to do consultations for people if they can assemble a group of four. Soon after the death of Princess Diana, a lady from the Knightsbridge in London rang me for a “party plan” group of consultations. The private consultations would be done at her office. (I will call her Sylvia)

When it came time for Sylvia to have her “reading.” she told me that she would like me to try to get in touch with her mother on the spirit side. I gave the reading knowing nothing about Sylvia's background or life. I made a communication with her mother and gave some proof that she could accept. However, I had to interrupt our reading because someone else was trying hard to get through. I had to put her in touch with a young lady who had just passed to the spirit world in a terrible car accident. As I continued to describe the woman and the details about her passing, I realized it was the spirit of Princess Diana that was communicating with us.

At the time, I had no idea that Sylvia was a close friend of Diana and had been one of her health advisors--using “new age” techniques. When the press had originally heard about Diana's involvement in this, they staked out the building in the hope of exposing the story of Diana's interest in what they perceived to be weird ideas.

I described Diana to Sylvia, but I needed some unique evidence to prove that it was indeed her. I felt a little embarrassed about the idea, as so many mediums have claimed to have been in contact with celebrities, without providing supporting evidence as proof that it is the actual spirit who is speaking, not a figment of the medium’s imagination. I gave Sylvia the following pieces of evidence to prove that I was in contact with who I claimed.

1) I quoted lines from a letter that I said that Elton John had written--a copy of which was now in Sylvia's possession.
2) Similarly, I quoted from a letter from Barbara Cartland.
3) I gave Sylvia the typical greeting that Diana would say to her.
4) I told her how they had discovered that the place was bugged. According to Sylvia, the British Secret Service had been carefully monitoring all of Diana's movements and conversations long before she met Dodie. Diana believed that this was not just for her personal protection but there was a hidden agenda to keep a lid on her rebellious spirit.
5) I repeated sentences from the conversation they had in which Diana had confessed that, despite it all, she still loved Charles--a fact that she had confessed to Sylvia when they were alone.
6) I said that Diana took pleasure in taking trinkets from the palace and giving them to her friends. In particular, I said that she had given Sylvia two small silver-and-gold pillboxes. They had royal initials on the bottom and had once belonged to the Romanov family from Russia. I described the lids of the boxes, likening the decorations to a blue cameo.

When the sitting was over Sylvia went to another room and returned with some envelopes. She showed me photocopies of the letters and the words I had quoted. In addition, she pulled out a color photograph. It was of the two small Romanov pillboxes that Sylvia had been given by Diana. The inscriptions and everything I had said about them were correct.

I was, of course, flabbergasted that Diana had come through during this run-of-the-mill consultation. At a time so close to her passing and while the nation still mourned, it seemed almost bad taste. The nation had already had enough of psychics who had revealed Diana's most intimate secrets.

There is usually a reason for a spirit to make a communication. The most important is to let the grieving know that they are safe in the new life and that the tragedy that struck them is no longer causing them pain. Unfortunately, I was unable to communicate with Dodie although Diana wanted people to know that they are both safe in the new life. She passed to me a message, that I conveyed to Sylvia, saying: "Dodie and I were deeply in love. But our love could never have flowered as it should have done in the world. Only here, in the bliss of the afterlife, can our love find it's fulfilment." I also gave Sylvia a few personal messages via Diana for Dodie's father. I hope that somehow they were received.

Diana's spirit struck me as completely different from what I would have imagined. Rather shocked, I said to Sylvia that Diana had a tendency to swear a great deal and would delight in using bad language. Sylvia told me that, away from the limelight, Diana was quite a colorful character and indeed did swear a lot when they came together. In the comfort of Sylvia's consultation room, she relaxed and could let off steam as much as she liked.

Diana said how she loved the boys, but I was surprised when she said she loved Charles. She was of course “in love” with Dodie, but she wanted it to be known that she had never hated or not loved Charles. He was a man she wanted to love, but from the start Camilla had stood in the way.

Finally we asked her about the claims that there had been a conspiracy to kill her. Having heard that MI5 had once bugged Sylvia's rooms, I was expecting dark tales of intrigue. Diana was emphatic in saying that, as far as she was aware, there was no conspiracy to kill her.

What happened was a tragic accident, but it is good to be aware that Diana and Dodie are safe and well in the afterlife. I hope that Al Fayed and others who grieve for the couple may one day come to understand that there was no place for them in this world but that there is a place for them in the next. The power of love found a way for them to be together, but it was not for us to share. The contemporary medium Patricia Kirmond expressed it well when she said, about Diana's death, "Sometimes what appears to human consciousness to be a tragedy is, in the divine sense, the fulfilling of the karmic equation for that particular soul."

So what did Diana's spirit have to say about what happens to famous people when they die?

I wondered about the fact that so many people were thinking about her and grieving for her. Did she feel all this grief? How could she stand it? I repeated to Sylvia what I heard Diana saying. "Here we are protected from the thoughts of all the people who are grieving for us. We could never stand it. I am now just like anyone else. I am not a princess or an ex-wife or a “scheming actress,” I am who I am I am--the real me. Here, fame makes absolutely no difference. Already I understand this. What matters is who I am and what I feel. At the moment all I am concerned about--apart from the boys--is that I can be with the person I love. And nobody can stop us being together."

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