Psychic News - December 2019

Inside the December 2019 issue of Psychic News magazine, famous author Cassandra Eason highlights some ways to investigate previous past lives.

Multi-talented Donna Lipari – singer, songwriter and pianist is this month’s interview with a serving medium.

Jennifer Lamonica teaches us the ancient art of face reading and David Serlin, son of well-known healer Leonard Serlin, describes his exciting journey of spiritual discovery and explains how the science of the mind gives our thoughts “power and emit strong vibrations that can attract or repel what is good for us.”

Only weeks away from the centenary of the birth of famous clairaudient Doris Stokes, who packed the London Palladium, we discuss a new book about her life.

World-renowned medium, minister and healer Robert Brown answers readers’ seasonal questions, and Barbara White tells us about the symbolism behind Christmas flowers.

Billy Roberts tells of how although a spirit voice gave the name of a winning racehorse, the result took an unexpected turn...

In true Dickens’ style, paranormal writer John West shares some ghost stories for the holiday season.

We feature the latest news from around the world and give you the chance to win an amazing residential course at the world famous Arthur Findlay College.

All this and much more...

Misty wrote:Delighted to read there is another Doris Stokes book coming out.  Voices Everywhere. 
It comes out on December 3rd, but I am waiting till after Christmas before ordering it because I have left hints with all my family and friends that this book would make a nice Christmas present for someone.

JUST weeks away from the centenary of the birth of famous medium Doris Stokes, a new book is being released this month about her life and achievements.    DORIS STOKES “would much sooner have had a Swiss roll than a Swiss bank account any day!” It has been written by Linda Dearsley, who wrote several of Doris’ best-selling books. Because she was clairaudient, all featured the word “voices” in the title. The latest book, Voices Everywhere, is subtitled The Mysterious Doris Stokes Effect. Born on January 6, 1920, Doris passed on May 8, 1987, following surgery at a NW London hospital for a brain tumour. It is thought that she did not regain consciousness after the operation. “Doris suffered health problems for many years,” said Linda. “Apart from having a breast removed due to cancer, her thyroid was also removed. “She was good-natured throughout and would sometimes joke, ‘They’re taking me over to the Other Side bit by bit!’ “On more than one occasion, Doris had to cancel one of her sold-out meetings, and felt awful about having to do so. However, she always wanted to give of her very best and not to disappoint people with a poor demonstration of mediumship.” Asked how the latest book came about, Linda told Psychic News: “Last year, having written a couple of unrelated books for him, my editor at the publishers asked me to give him some ideas for another title. “I jotted down about six possibilities. The morning I was going to e-mail them to him, I woke up thinking about the ‘voices books’ and how clever Doris’ publishers had been to think of so many permutations – Voices in My Ear, Joyful Voices, Whispering Voices, Voices of Love, etc. “If Doris hadn’t passed when she did, I thought, ‘I wonder what other titles they would have been able to think of using voices?’ Suddenly, into my head jumped the title Voices Everywhere... Continue reading →

mac wrote:I do hope the book about Doris Stokes isn't just a re-hash ofprevious stories.

Synopsis

Linda Dearsley was Doris Stokes’ ghost.
Well, more accurately, she was the ghost-writer for Doris Stokes and worked with her for 10 years to produce 7 books, detailing the great lady’s life.
In Voices Everywhere, Linda shines a light on her time working with Doris, right from the very early days when Doris was doing private readings in her Fulham flat, to filling the London Palladium and Barbican night after night, to subsequent fame outside the UK. Throughout all this, Doris Stokes never became anyone other than who she was: a kind, generous, and down-to-earth woman with an extraordinary gift, and a fondness for a nice cup of tea. January 6th, 2020, would have been Doris’ 100th birthday.
Following Doris’ death, Linda chronicles how cynics tried to torpedo the Stokes legacy with accusations of cheating and dishonesty, but how those closest to Doris never believed she was anything other than genuine.
In turn, as the months and years rolled by, more and more intriguing people crossed Linda’s path, each with their own unexplainable power, and Doris never seemed far away. From the palmist who saw pictures in people’s hands, to the couple whose marriage was predicted by Doris, and the woman who believes she captures departed spirits on camera – the mysterious world of the paranormal, and Doris Stokes’ place within it, continues to unfold.