In attendance:
Astrid, Gloria, Gregory, Jackie, Jeff, Nelson, Pam and Santiago
For the educational portion of the session, the Gospel of Spiritualism was
passed around the table, and various participants started to read random
paragraphs from the text. The reading was interrupted when Nelson and Gloria
sensed a spirit related to Jeff's Mom.
Spirit 1 (via Nelson and Gloria): Jeff's mother is
mentally ill (as explained by the spirit of Jeff's younger brother, Scott) and
Jeff needs to love her for who and what she is, and try not to judge her for the
things she has said or done. Nelson and Gloria saw Scott as a bright light, an
older spirit who wanted to help the woman who agreed to give birth to him in his
last reincarnation. Jackie and Astrid envisioned Jeff's mother surrounded by
difficult spirits who were very heavy, and Gloria kept hearing the name,
"James". The James spirit was functioning as a husband for Jeff's mother,
living with her daily. After some persuasion, the spirit of James spoke through
Gloria. He wanted to lock up Jeff's mom - because she did that to him in a
prior life. The spirit was coaxed into moving on, but the group cautioned Jeff
that his mother was s not getting any better, spiritually she is getting
sicker. One of Gloria's Indian guide spirits arrived to cleanse her and the
group after this difficult spirit.
The reading from the text continued, and the random portions that were
selected all seem to reference the issues with Jeff's mother. Astrid was
shown a small girl petting the dog in the living room, and the dog was
appreciative and content.
Spirit 2 (via Nelson): This spirit is a woman related to
a couple from Puerto Rico. The wife was not well, and Nelson saw surrounded
with the spirits of her dead relatives gathered all around her. Her biggest
fear was that she does not want to lose her money, and she was afraid that
someone or something was coming to take her material possessions away. The loss
of her assets was more important to her than her illness. The group discusses
her situation, and we came to understanding that at one point, her daughter
rejected this woman as a mother. There are issues of prestige, reputation and
power involved with her, and Nelson knew that she did not want her daughter to
have any of her money. The female spirit found it ironic, as she said that this
woman, "will eventually have nothing."
Spirit 3 (via Gloria): The spirit of Gregory's paternal
grandfather was around him, and he told the group that his presence was
possible, "because love never dies." He told Gregory that he was taking care
of his grandmother (Gloria), and he has some remorse, because he wants to do more, and he
cannot. Jackie began to see the same spirit. Gregory's grandfather told
him that he had the opportunity to do something in the material world that he
never did, and now he realized the larger impact in the spiritual world. He
also said, "Don't worry about your Dad, he will come around." The spirit
left the same way he arrived, reminding us again that, "love never dies."
Spirit 4 (via Jackie): The spirit of the father from the
daughter of the other spiritist center was in attendance at our table again, and
he was happy to see our group reading and learning. He was disappointed with
his daughter's center (it was once his group), and he described it as, "just an
empty place." He added that he saw there wasn't real to him.
Nelson was shown plenty of mothers gathered in the spiritual world. They
get together to celebrate on Mother's Day, and perhaps they are appearing to
Nelson to show him that the holiday has more meaning than a way to generate
consumerism. Sometimes, the familiar holidays we create on earth are a way to
gather the spirits together again later. Many of the moms will stay in the
spirit world, some will move on, and some are not yet ready to participate in
the holiday, but they are standing by silently, observing from the sidelines.
Marian feels that the love of a mother has the same intensity in the spirit
world as in the material world.
The group discusses what we keep and what we know when we die. Marian
reminds the participants from the Sunday session to communicate with Patty
regarding the message for her from that day.
Jackie asks Marian if she has spoken with May, her daughter. She sees May
being placed in the middle of a situation at the Elk's Club (where she
volunteers), and Jackie cautions that "no matter what she chooses, it will not
be right", so it would be better for her to avoid making a decision on the
conflict.
Spirit 5 (via Astrid): There is a native woman from
Paraguay standing next to Nelson, dressed in white. She has been present since
the discussion regarding Norma, and Astrid thinks she might be beckoning Nelson
to consider a visit to Paraguay instead of Argentina.
Jackie closed with a prayer.
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