The Opening of a Healing Portal
What is a Portal? A portal describes a ‘doorway’ or and ‘entry point’ that connects the physical world with the Spirit World, Spiritualists believe that portals allow Spirit to pass…
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Spiritualist Churches Offer More than Just Mediumship
Mediums are a key part of the Spiritualist movement, but they are only one part of what Spiritualist Churches need to provide in our modern and diverse movement. So much…
Claim Your Listing Now – The Spiritualist Directory Re-Launches
We’ve operated TheSpiritualist.org website since 2003 as a free directory of Spiritualist Churches and we’ve had so much positive support over the years – Thank You. But keeping a free…
Spiritual Devon Coastline
Devon on the South coast of Britain attracts millions of visitors each year who enjoy it’s seaside resorts and rich history from fossils to forts. With so much activity taking…
Cricklade – The First Town on the Thames
Cricklade, the 9th Century First Town on the Thames. Of the long and rich history of Britain, few towns must share as much of it as Cricklade, the town founded…
Spiritual Hygge
Hygge is the Danish concept most closely related in English as a feeling that is cosy or special. There are many activities in life that can give you that feeling…
Water: The Element of Earthly Life
Water played a huge part in our recent holiday to Wales, UK, and the fundamental nature of this earthly element struck me. It was all around us: Sea The power…
The Petrified Oak Forest of Mundon
The Petrified Oak Forest of Mundon On the Dengie peninsula of Essex sits Mundon, one of many small Essex villages, which would be easy to drive through without note, if…
Spiritual Places: Skellig Michael, Ireland.
Spiritual Places: Skellig Michael, Ireland. In the Atlantic Ocean, around 7 miles west of County Kerry’s Ivereagh Peninsula sit two huge sea crags called Little Skellig and Skellig Michael (Great…
Saint Patrick and Downpatrick, Ireland.
We are all aware of St. Patrick’s Day on the 17th of March; to many it has simply become a day where the Irish celebrate their heritage and everybody -regardless…
