Kath Nelson
Terry Nelson
Tom Nelson
Mike Ganley
Jojan Ganley
Helen Henderson
Ross Henderson
Doris Forster
Circle opened this evening with a Prayer by Kath.
A very unusual start to the circle this evening - Red Cloud comes to the table to open the circle; he immediately lifts the table up in the air and says “Hello.” through the table while it is hovering three feet off the floor. As he lowers the table back to the floor, he asks for the drum, again through the table. The red light goes on to bring in the drum - the table is rocking excitedly for all to see as the drum is placed upon it.
The light goes off and we see the beater (luminous tab) rubbing the drum rather than beating it. We then hear Red Cloud tapping the drum with his fingers for a few seconds before the beater is seen to rise up over the drum. Seconds later both the drum and beater are up in the air above us, then out of the circle behind Kath and Helen - the drum is being beaten fast and loud now. From here the drum and beater fly back into the circle and come to rest just in front of Doris - the drum is beaten for a few seconds, then we hear Red Cloud’s hand begin to tap on the drum as it moves across to Jojan. “Thank you very much.” says Jojan as the drum moves away from her and over to me (Terry), just before it is pushed into my lap by Red Cloud we hear Da, da, da, da, da……da, da. [laughter]
As I move the drum away from the table and thank Red Cloud, he says “Enjoy.” through the table, lifts the table up off the floor, drops it gently down again, and then leaves us.
At this point I was getting ready to welcome Dick as he always comes to the table after Red Cloud, surprisingly, it was in fact, Joyce (Helen’s Mum) who communicated her name through the table - “Hi Mum, nice to see you.” says Helen as she (Helen) blows a kiss in the air for her Mum.
At this point the table lifts up off the floor and turns upside-down, then glides over to Helen (head height), then over on its side back to centre of circle where it bounces up and down in mid-air for a few seconds - “Are you dancing Mum?” asks Helen.
The table comes to rest on Ross’s knee, gives him a cuddle, then off Ross’s knee and back in centre of circle the right way up. Joyce then says (through the table) “Glad Suzanne came to see you (Helen’s sister Suzanne - in Spirit - visited the circle the other week).” “Yes, I was glad as well Mum.” says Helen.
Joyce then asks for a small trumpet, and again the table rocks excitedly as we put on the red light to bring in the trumpet. As the red light goes off the trumpet is up and over to Helen, where it is put on her arm by Joyce, seconds later Helen’s arm (still inside the trumpet) is raised up above her head and we hear kisses blown down the trumpet, then “Love you.” clearly down the trumpet.
Joyce then guides Helen’s arm over the table (still inside the trumpet) and says “Another.” through the table. “Another small trumpet?” I (Terry) ask. “Yes.” says Joyce.” I put another small trumpet on the table and it is immediately picked up by Joyce and rammed onto Ross’s arm (Ross’s words). We then hear Joyce say “Thank you.” to Ross down the trumpet.
The table then begins to rock excitedly as Helen tells us that her arm is being stroked. Helen then describes the strength in Joyce’s hand as it grips her through the trumpet.
Both Helen and Ross’s arms are now over the table and Helen tells us that she can feel something inside the trumpet as if Joyce is putting something in her hand. We are allowed to put on the red light to see what is going on and find Ross’s trumpet (with his arm inside) has been pushed onto the end of Helen’s trumpet (which is what she could feel when she thought Joyce was putting something in her hand). We then take a photo of this with normal flash camera, and photo with red light and digi-camcorder.
The whole time the red light was on for the photo, the table was rocking excitedly.
As the light goes off the table is up in the air, upside-down, and on to Kath’s knee - the trumpets separate and the table then moves across onto Helen’s knee. Helen begins to laugh and says “Stop tickling me, Mother stop it.” as Joyce tickles her. Helen then says “She (Joyce) has just pulled the bobble out of my hair.” Moments later the table is off Helen’s knee and back on the floor the right way up. Joyce then takes hold of Ross and Helen’s hands and joins them together over the table - “I know what you’re doing Mum…we will be together forever.” says Helen as Joyce ties their hands together with the bobble taken from Helen’s hair. We put on the light to see this and the table again rocks excitedly. We take a photo and put off the light - within seconds Helen is telling us that her Mum (Joyce) is putting the bobble back in her hair - “Oh wow!” says Helen. “Amazing.” says Jojan.
One trumpet is now out of the circle, on the far wall behind Kath - seconds later it is back in the circle and over to Ross where it begins to play-fight with the trumpet on Ross’s arm. “Alright Joyce, you win.” says Ross jokingly after a few seconds of this play-fight. [laughter]
The trumpet is now in the air above us, spinning round in circles - “Fantastic!” says Mike. The table begins to move and Joyce communicates through it “Doris, well done, I know you will look after them.” “Is this to do with our Thursday night meditation (That Doris runs)?” asks Helen. “Yes.” says Joyce through the table. Joyce then tells Ross to ‘Trust in himself’ (again regarding the meditation evening).
“Thank you Joyce.” says Ross.
Doris then asks Joyce if her and spirit friends will help Ross with his development - “Yes.” says Joyce. “Thank you.” says Doris. “Bye.” says Joyce. “Bye Mum.” says Helen.
Seconds later the table begins to communicate - “Rosi…” is spelt through the table - “Rosie, my sister?” asks Doris. The table is up and onto Doris’s lap - “The gentle energy, she (Rosie) is on my lap.” says Doris. “It was a very gentle energy.” says Mike. “I knew that it wasn’t one of ours (regular communicator).” says Kath.
Doris thanks Rosie for coming and asks Rosie if she may tell her husband that she has been because he likes to hear about it. “Yes (you may).” says Rosie through the table.
Rosie then asks for the pencil and A4 paper (through the table). As I put on the red light torch to find the paper and pencil we see the table rocking excitedly in the centre of the circle. I place the pencil and paper on the table and turn off the light - Rosie then picks up the pencil (with luminous tab on stem) and begins to write a personal message for Doris. Over a minute later Rosie places the pencil on the paper - “Are you done?” I ask. “Yes.” says Rosie. I then ask if we may look at what Rosie has written - “Yes.” says Rosie. The light is once again put on and Kath then reads Rosie’s message to Doris, who fully understood it’s meaning. “There is about ten thousand kisses on the bottom.” says Kath jokingly.
As the light is put out the pencil lifts up in the air and begins to spin round and round, then over to Doris where it begins to stroke her hand. We then hear kisses being blown in the air for Doris.
Seconds later the pencil is put in my (Terry‘s) hand by Rosie, I take away the pencil and paper (for safe keeping) and place it behind me on the floor - Rosie then says “Bye.” through the table. “Bye, thank you for coming.” says Doris.
Our next communicator is Kay (Mike and Jojan’s Daughter in Spirit who never actually walked the earth plane) - “Hello Kay, hello darling, are you alright my Love?” asks Mike. “Yes.” says Kay through the table. Kay then says “Glad you remembered (me).” through the table. Mike then says “Wow Kay, that is so powerful my love!” as Kay lifts the table up into the air.
As the table is placed back on the floor, Kay requests a “Small trumpet.” through the table. Kath then says “Am I dreaming, but has my Dad (Dick) not been?” I say “I think he gave way for some Ladies (to come to the table).” “That’s very kind of him (Dick).” says Doris - Kay agreed with this with a nod from the table.
As the trumpet is placed on the table, it is immediately picked up by Kay and taken over to Jojan - we then hear kisses being blown down it. From Jojan straight over to Mike, where Kay taps him on the head with it (trumpet). [laughter]
Kay then rubs the trumpet up and down the side of Mike’s head and then his hair - “She (Kay) is patting my back.” says Mike. “Oh sweetie-pie, love you so much.” says Mike as Kay again rubs his hair. Mike then says “Love you.” “Love you too.” says Kay down the trumpet - “Bless you, thank you.” says Mike.
The trumpet then begins to whiz around in the air for a few seconds before the table begins to communicate “Two more.” (Kay communicating) “Two more trumpets?” I ask. “Yes.” says Kay through table.
I reach out behind me and pick up two more trumpets and place them on the table next to the other one (that Kay had put down to communicate). Within seconds all three trumpets are scooped up by Kay - up in the air, two go one way and one goes the other. “Like Chinese lanterns.” says Mike. One trumpet then taps Mike on the back of the head - the other two are out of the circle behind Kath - “Like a juggling of lights.” say I as the trumpets come back into the circle and over to me. We then get what I call ‘the gyroscopic effect’ as two trumpets begin to spin round and round in circles up above us, inter-twining with each other as they do so.
The light goes off and we see the beater (luminous tab) rubbing the drum rather than beating it. We then hear Red Cloud tapping the drum with his fingers for a few seconds before the beater is seen to rise up over the drum. Seconds later both the drum and beater are up in the air above us, then out of the circle behind Kath and Helen - the drum is being beaten fast and loud now. From here the drum and beater fly back into the circle and come to rest just in front of Doris - the drum is beaten for a few seconds, then we hear Red Cloud’s hand begin to tap on the drum as it moves across to Jojan. “Thank you very much.” says Jojan as the drum moves away from her and over to me (Terry), just before it is pushed into my lap by Red Cloud we hear Da, da, da, da, da……da, da. [laughter]
As I move the drum away from the table and thank Red Cloud, he says “Enjoy.” through the table, lifts the table up off the floor, drops it gently down again, and then leaves us.
At this point I was getting ready to welcome Dick as he always comes to the table after Red Cloud, surprisingly, it was in fact, Joyce (Helen’s Mum) who communicated her name through the table - “Hi Mum, nice to see you.” says Helen as she (Helen) blows a kiss in the air for her Mum.
At this point the table lifts up off the floor and turns upside-down, then glides over to Helen (head height), then over on its side back to centre of circle where it bounces up and down in mid-air for a few seconds - “Are you dancing Mum?” asks Helen.
The table comes to rest on Ross’s knee, gives him a cuddle, then off Ross’s knee and back in centre of circle the right way up. Joyce then says (through the table) “Glad Suzanne came to see you (Helen’s sister Suzanne - in Spirit - visited the circle the other week).” “Yes, I was glad as well Mum.” says Helen.
Joyce then asks for a small trumpet, and again the table rocks excitedly as we put on the red light to bring in the trumpet. As the red light goes off the trumpet is up and over to Helen, where it is put on her arm by Joyce, seconds later Helen’s arm (still inside the trumpet) is raised up above her head and we hear kisses blown down the trumpet, then “Love you.” clearly down the trumpet.
Joyce then guides Helen’s arm over the table (still inside the trumpet) and says “Another.” through the table. “Another small trumpet?” I (Terry) ask. “Yes.” says Joyce.” I put another small trumpet on the table and it is immediately picked up by Joyce and rammed onto Ross’s arm (Ross’s words). We then hear Joyce say “Thank you.” to Ross down the trumpet.
The table then begins to rock excitedly as Helen tells us that her arm is being stroked. Helen then describes the strength in Joyce’s hand as it grips her through the trumpet.
Both Helen and Ross’s arms are now over the table and Helen tells us that she can feel something inside the trumpet as if Joyce is putting something in her hand. We are allowed to put on the red light to see what is going on and find Ross’s trumpet (with his arm inside) has been pushed onto the end of Helen’s trumpet (which is what she could feel when she thought Joyce was putting something in her hand). We then take a photo of this with normal flash camera, and photo with red light and digi-camcorder.
The whole time the red light was on for the photo, the table was rocking excitedly.
As the light goes off the table is up in the air, upside-down, and on to Kath’s knee - the trumpets separate and the table then moves across onto Helen’s knee. Helen begins to laugh and says “Stop tickling me, Mother stop it.” as Joyce tickles her. Helen then says “She (Joyce) has just pulled the bobble out of my hair.” Moments later the table is off Helen’s knee and back on the floor the right way up. Joyce then takes hold of Ross and Helen’s hands and joins them together over the table - “I know what you’re doing Mum…we will be together forever.” says Helen as Joyce ties their hands together with the bobble taken from Helen’s hair. We put on the light to see this and the table again rocks excitedly. We take a photo and put off the light - within seconds Helen is telling us that her Mum (Joyce) is putting the bobble back in her hair - “Oh wow!” says Helen. “Amazing.” says Jojan.
One trumpet is now out of the circle, on the far wall behind Kath - seconds later it is back in the circle and over to Ross where it begins to play-fight with the trumpet on Ross’s arm. “Alright Joyce, you win.” says Ross jokingly after a few seconds of this play-fight. [laughter]
The trumpet is now in the air above us, spinning round in circles - “Fantastic!” says Mike. The table begins to move and Joyce communicates through it “Doris, well done, I know you will look after them.” “Is this to do with our Thursday night meditation (That Doris runs)?” asks Helen. “Yes.” says Joyce through the table. Joyce then tells Ross to ‘Trust in himself’ (again regarding the meditation evening).
“Thank you Joyce.” says Ross.
Doris then asks Joyce if her and spirit friends will help Ross with his development - “Yes.” says Joyce. “Thank you.” says Doris. “Bye.” says Joyce. “Bye Mum.” says Helen.
Seconds later the table begins to communicate - “Rosi…” is spelt through the table - “Rosie, my sister?” asks Doris. The table is up and onto Doris’s lap - “The gentle energy, she (Rosie) is on my lap.” says Doris. “It was a very gentle energy.” says Mike. “I knew that it wasn’t one of ours (regular communicator).” says Kath.
Doris thanks Rosie for coming and asks Rosie if she may tell her husband that she has been because he likes to hear about it. “Yes (you may).” says Rosie through the table.
Rosie then asks for the pencil and A4 paper (through the table). As I put on the red light torch to find the paper and pencil we see the table rocking excitedly in the centre of the circle. I place the pencil and paper on the table and turn off the light - Rosie then picks up the pencil (with luminous tab on stem) and begins to write a personal message for Doris. Over a minute later Rosie places the pencil on the paper - “Are you done?” I ask. “Yes.” says Rosie. I then ask if we may look at what Rosie has written - “Yes.” says Rosie. The light is once again put on and Kath then reads Rosie’s message to Doris, who fully understood it’s meaning. “There is about ten thousand kisses on the bottom.” says Kath jokingly.
As the light is put out the pencil lifts up in the air and begins to spin round and round, then over to Doris where it begins to stroke her hand. We then hear kisses being blown in the air for Doris.
Seconds later the pencil is put in my (Terry‘s) hand by Rosie, I take away the pencil and paper (for safe keeping) and place it behind me on the floor - Rosie then says “Bye.” through the table. “Bye, thank you for coming.” says Doris.
Our next communicator is Kay (Mike and Jojan’s Daughter in Spirit who never actually walked the earth plane) - “Hello Kay, hello darling, are you alright my Love?” asks Mike. “Yes.” says Kay through the table. Kay then says “Glad you remembered (me).” through the table. Mike then says “Wow Kay, that is so powerful my love!” as Kay lifts the table up into the air.
As the table is placed back on the floor, Kay requests a “Small trumpet.” through the table. Kath then says “Am I dreaming, but has my Dad (Dick) not been?” I say “I think he gave way for some Ladies (to come to the table).” “That’s very kind of him (Dick).” says Doris - Kay agreed with this with a nod from the table.
As the trumpet is placed on the table, it is immediately picked up by Kay and taken over to Jojan - we then hear kisses being blown down it. From Jojan straight over to Mike, where Kay taps him on the head with it (trumpet). [laughter]
Kay then rubs the trumpet up and down the side of Mike’s head and then his hair - “She (Kay) is patting my back.” says Mike. “Oh sweetie-pie, love you so much.” says Mike as Kay again rubs his hair. Mike then says “Love you.” “Love you too.” says Kay down the trumpet - “Bless you, thank you.” says Mike.
The trumpet then begins to whiz around in the air for a few seconds before the table begins to communicate “Two more.” (Kay communicating) “Two more trumpets?” I ask. “Yes.” says Kay through table.
I reach out behind me and pick up two more trumpets and place them on the table next to the other one (that Kay had put down to communicate). Within seconds all three trumpets are scooped up by Kay - up in the air, two go one way and one goes the other. “Like Chinese lanterns.” says Mike. One trumpet then taps Mike on the back of the head - the other two are out of the circle behind Kath - “Like a juggling of lights.” say I as the trumpets come back into the circle and over to me. We then get what I call ‘the gyroscopic effect’ as two trumpets begin to spin round and round in circles up above us, inter-twining with each other as they do so.
“Wow, fantastic!” says Jojan. The two trumpets are now over to Kath and Helen, tapping their heads, then back above the table as they dance in sequence to the background music. All three trumpets are now up above us, bobbing and weaving (how they missed the lampshade in the darkness is a mystery), then one trumpet is thrown over to me (it lands on my lap). Ross then tells us that his finger has been grabbed by a Spirit hand and that it has been ‘shaken all about’ (Ross’s words) [laughter].
Ross’s hand is then guided over the table and placed on top of Mike’s hand - we then hear kisses being blown down the trumpet - seconds later another trumpet is thrown out of the circle by Kay. We put on the light to take a photo of where Kay has placed Ross’s hand [laughter] - “Fantastic.” says Mike. Each sitter’s hand is now guided onto the table by Kay (except Tom’s and mine) - Kay then says “Terry, hand.” through the table.
“You want my hand on the table?” I ask. “Yes.” says Kay. I put my hand where I think it should be on the table (in the darkness) - Kay then grabs my hand and puts it on top of the pile of sitter’s hands, then slaps it gently [laughter].
Kay then grabs Tom’s hand and places it at the top of the pile. Kay then communicates “Friends forever.” through the table - “Lovely.” says Mike, “We are friends.” says Helen. “That’s a lovely message.” says Mike.
The table then begins to lift up and tilt slightly with all the hands still on it - “Hey, we’re still attached to this (table).” says Kath jokingly. “I’m free!” say sitters as we are allowed to put our hands back on the edge of the table [laughter].
Kath asks Kay “I know that you are older than a child, but have you come back as a child because it is more fun?” “Yes.” says Kay through the table. “I don’t blame you.” says Helen [laughter]. Mike then asks Kay if she was with them when they told her brother and sister about her - “Yes.” says Kay. Mike also asked Kay if she was there when her sister said that she was ‘pleased to have a sister’? “Yes (I was).” says Kay.
Kay then communicated a personal message for the Rainbow Circle through the table.
I then asks Kay if she has anything else to say - “Yes.” says Kay. I sit and wait for a couple of seconds for the table to communicate, but instead we hear Kay say ‘Bye’ in the air. “Oh lovely, bye in the air, no trumpet.” say I. “God Bless you my love.” says Mike.
“Hey up Dad, I was getting worried (thinking he wasn’t coming)!” says Kath as Dick comes to the table. “Thank you very much Dick, we really appreciate that.” says Mike (for Dick standing down and allowing others to come first). “I knew you were about somewhere…I could smell your feet.” says Kath jokingly (personal joke between Kath and her Dad ‘Dick’) [laughter] “Your daughter is very charming Dick, isn’t she.” says Mike jokingly. “She gives and takes with the same breath Dick, doesn’t she.” say I jokingly [laughter]
Dick then communicates through the table - “Megaphones…two, Doris, Freddie will have one, I….” “And you will have the other?” asks Kath. “Yes.” says Dick.
As I place the megaphones on the table Kath says jokingly “We expect something spectacular if there is two of you, you know that don’t you.” “No pressure.” says Mike jokingly.
Both trumpets (megaphones) are now stood vertical on the table (small end facing down) held there by Dick and Freddie - suddenly they are up and out of the circle - seven feet apart, one on the wall, the other near the door, both spinning round in circles. From here they are up to the ceiling and then back into the circle, one touches Helen’s head, the other touches my (Terry‘s) arm. Doris then gets stroked by one before they are both up in the air again conducting to the background music, crossing each others paths as they do so - “Marvellous!” say Mike. Mike then begins to hum to the background music - the trumpet taps him on the head - “I was in tune.” says Mike jokingly [laughter].
The trumpets are now rapidly tapping all sitters fingers that are on edge of table - moments later my arm is pushed inside one of the trumpets, then Doris’s arm is pushed inside the other. Doris describes how her hand is being squeezed inside the trumpet (from outside). I describe how my arm is being lifted up inside the trumpet and is being moved across Doris’s face. Tom tells us that the trumpet (that my arm is inside) is now on his head (put there by Dick)
We now hear a blowing sound from the trumpet on Doris’s arm, shortly after this Mike says “What was that?” “He (Freddie) is just blowing air down the trumpet.” says Doris. “No, he said something.” says Kath (I hear this too, but am unsure what Freddie has said). Mike then asks Freddie if he would like to repeat what he said - we then hear several short sharp breaths down the trumpet, then we hear Freddie say “My Beloved.” to Doris. Kath then asks Doris if Freddie had a chest problem (because of the short sharp breaths) - “Yes, he had lung cancer.” says Doris.
Doris now describes how her arm (still inside the trumpet) is being raised up - Mike tells us that he feels it on his head. Kath then requests the red light so we may see what has occurred - we put on the red light torch and are allowed to take two photos with normal flash camera of Doris and my arms inside the trumpets on Tom’s head and of Doris’s and my arm raised high inside the trumpets.
As the light is put off my arm is pulled back down to the table and the trumpet is taken off - my little finger is grabbed and my hand pulled over the table by Dick.
We then get communication through the table “Doris put arm down.” “Ok, thank you.” says Doris.
Moments later both trumpets are up in the air again, conducting to the background music in front of my (Terry’s) eyes. Doris says “My hand is being stroked.” (we assume by Freddie) “This is better than any painkiller I can tell you.” says Doris.
The trumpets fly around above us for a few seconds more then the table begins to communicate - “Four.” “Four more (trumpets)?” asks Kath. “Yes.” is the reply through the table. The red light torch is put on, and I reach out and pick up four more smaller trumpets and place them on the table with the other two larger ones.
I put the light off and within seconds we have three of the six trumpets up in the air - almost instantly the other three are up in the air also. “Houston, we have lift off.” says Mike jokingly. What came next was a marvellous display of control, as the trumpets separate - three one way and three the other way - all out of the circle on the back wall.
“Oh my God!” say I as the six trumpets now give us the gyroscopic effect - two bunches of three trumpets spinning round and round in the air, inter-twining as they do so. “How clever.” says Jojan. “Fantastic!” says Mike. We then see one trumpet fall away from the formation - it is quickly picked back up by Dick or Freddie - a quick shuffle and we now have five trumpets bunched together and one lone one.
The five bunched together go over and behind mike’s head. The lone one goes out of the circle behind Kath and starts to bang on the spare table. “Who’s got the five and who’s got the one (Trumpet)?” asks Kath as the singular trumpet is now banging on the séance room door.
“All together now.” says Kath as the six trumpets come together over the circle table.
The trumpets then start to bang on the circle table as Kath begins to sing “Kissing and a hugging with Fred.” laughter.
Mike then begins to sing “Doris and Fred, sitting in a tree, K.I.S.S.I.N.G.” [laughter]
as the trumpets bang out the tune on the table.
All sitters then applaud as the trumpets fall to the table - ‘What a wonderful experience’.
“Awesome!” says Helen. “Fantastic!” says Mike. “You two were planning this as a surprise.” says Kath to Dick and Freddie. “Yes.” came the reply through the table. “I’m very proud of you boys, thank you.” says Doris to Freddie and Dick.
We then get “Love you, good night from Dick and Freddie.” through the table.
I then say “It’s good night from him, and it’s good night from me.” jokingly.
“The new double act.” says Mike. “The new Morecambe and Wise.” says Doris. [laughter]
As Dick and Freddie leave us, Red Cloud comes back to the table - “Amazing energies.” says Red Cloud. “Was that our Easter surprise?” asks Kath. “Yes.” says Red Cloud through the table. We thank Red Cloud for the wonderful evening and for all the family who came forward.
Doris then closes the circle with a special Prayer of thanks for all the love, laughter and amazing proof of survival from our Spirit friends this evening.
“Sensational!” says Mike as we close.
Terry Nelson.
Ross’s hand is then guided over the table and placed on top of Mike’s hand - we then hear kisses being blown down the trumpet - seconds later another trumpet is thrown out of the circle by Kay. We put on the light to take a photo of where Kay has placed Ross’s hand [laughter] - “Fantastic.” says Mike. Each sitter’s hand is now guided onto the table by Kay (except Tom’s and mine) - Kay then says “Terry, hand.” through the table.
“You want my hand on the table?” I ask. “Yes.” says Kay. I put my hand where I think it should be on the table (in the darkness) - Kay then grabs my hand and puts it on top of the pile of sitter’s hands, then slaps it gently [laughter].
Kay then grabs Tom’s hand and places it at the top of the pile. Kay then communicates “Friends forever.” through the table - “Lovely.” says Mike, “We are friends.” says Helen. “That’s a lovely message.” says Mike.
The table then begins to lift up and tilt slightly with all the hands still on it - “Hey, we’re still attached to this (table).” says Kath jokingly. “I’m free!” say sitters as we are allowed to put our hands back on the edge of the table [laughter].
Kath asks Kay “I know that you are older than a child, but have you come back as a child because it is more fun?” “Yes.” says Kay through the table. “I don’t blame you.” says Helen [laughter]. Mike then asks Kay if she was with them when they told her brother and sister about her - “Yes.” says Kay. Mike also asked Kay if she was there when her sister said that she was ‘pleased to have a sister’? “Yes (I was).” says Kay.
Kay then communicated a personal message for the Rainbow Circle through the table.
I then asks Kay if she has anything else to say - “Yes.” says Kay. I sit and wait for a couple of seconds for the table to communicate, but instead we hear Kay say ‘Bye’ in the air. “Oh lovely, bye in the air, no trumpet.” say I. “God Bless you my love.” says Mike.
“Hey up Dad, I was getting worried (thinking he wasn’t coming)!” says Kath as Dick comes to the table. “Thank you very much Dick, we really appreciate that.” says Mike (for Dick standing down and allowing others to come first). “I knew you were about somewhere…I could smell your feet.” says Kath jokingly (personal joke between Kath and her Dad ‘Dick’) [laughter] “Your daughter is very charming Dick, isn’t she.” says Mike jokingly. “She gives and takes with the same breath Dick, doesn’t she.” say I jokingly [laughter]
Dick then communicates through the table - “Megaphones…two, Doris, Freddie will have one, I….” “And you will have the other?” asks Kath. “Yes.” says Dick.
As I place the megaphones on the table Kath says jokingly “We expect something spectacular if there is two of you, you know that don’t you.” “No pressure.” says Mike jokingly.
Both trumpets (megaphones) are now stood vertical on the table (small end facing down) held there by Dick and Freddie - suddenly they are up and out of the circle - seven feet apart, one on the wall, the other near the door, both spinning round in circles. From here they are up to the ceiling and then back into the circle, one touches Helen’s head, the other touches my (Terry‘s) arm. Doris then gets stroked by one before they are both up in the air again conducting to the background music, crossing each others paths as they do so - “Marvellous!” say Mike. Mike then begins to hum to the background music - the trumpet taps him on the head - “I was in tune.” says Mike jokingly [laughter].
The trumpets are now rapidly tapping all sitters fingers that are on edge of table - moments later my arm is pushed inside one of the trumpets, then Doris’s arm is pushed inside the other. Doris describes how her hand is being squeezed inside the trumpet (from outside). I describe how my arm is being lifted up inside the trumpet and is being moved across Doris’s face. Tom tells us that the trumpet (that my arm is inside) is now on his head (put there by Dick)
We now hear a blowing sound from the trumpet on Doris’s arm, shortly after this Mike says “What was that?” “He (Freddie) is just blowing air down the trumpet.” says Doris. “No, he said something.” says Kath (I hear this too, but am unsure what Freddie has said). Mike then asks Freddie if he would like to repeat what he said - we then hear several short sharp breaths down the trumpet, then we hear Freddie say “My Beloved.” to Doris. Kath then asks Doris if Freddie had a chest problem (because of the short sharp breaths) - “Yes, he had lung cancer.” says Doris.
Doris now describes how her arm (still inside the trumpet) is being raised up - Mike tells us that he feels it on his head. Kath then requests the red light so we may see what has occurred - we put on the red light torch and are allowed to take two photos with normal flash camera of Doris and my arms inside the trumpets on Tom’s head and of Doris’s and my arm raised high inside the trumpets.
As the light is put off my arm is pulled back down to the table and the trumpet is taken off - my little finger is grabbed and my hand pulled over the table by Dick.
We then get communication through the table “Doris put arm down.” “Ok, thank you.” says Doris.
Moments later both trumpets are up in the air again, conducting to the background music in front of my (Terry’s) eyes. Doris says “My hand is being stroked.” (we assume by Freddie) “This is better than any painkiller I can tell you.” says Doris.
The trumpets fly around above us for a few seconds more then the table begins to communicate - “Four.” “Four more (trumpets)?” asks Kath. “Yes.” is the reply through the table. The red light torch is put on, and I reach out and pick up four more smaller trumpets and place them on the table with the other two larger ones.
I put the light off and within seconds we have three of the six trumpets up in the air - almost instantly the other three are up in the air also. “Houston, we have lift off.” says Mike jokingly. What came next was a marvellous display of control, as the trumpets separate - three one way and three the other way - all out of the circle on the back wall.
“Oh my God!” say I as the six trumpets now give us the gyroscopic effect - two bunches of three trumpets spinning round and round in the air, inter-twining as they do so. “How clever.” says Jojan. “Fantastic!” says Mike. We then see one trumpet fall away from the formation - it is quickly picked back up by Dick or Freddie - a quick shuffle and we now have five trumpets bunched together and one lone one.
The five bunched together go over and behind mike’s head. The lone one goes out of the circle behind Kath and starts to bang on the spare table. “Who’s got the five and who’s got the one (Trumpet)?” asks Kath as the singular trumpet is now banging on the séance room door.
“All together now.” says Kath as the six trumpets come together over the circle table.
The trumpets then start to bang on the circle table as Kath begins to sing “Kissing and a hugging with Fred.” laughter.
Mike then begins to sing “Doris and Fred, sitting in a tree, K.I.S.S.I.N.G.” [laughter]
as the trumpets bang out the tune on the table.
All sitters then applaud as the trumpets fall to the table - ‘What a wonderful experience’.
“Awesome!” says Helen. “Fantastic!” says Mike. “You two were planning this as a surprise.” says Kath to Dick and Freddie. “Yes.” came the reply through the table. “I’m very proud of you boys, thank you.” says Doris to Freddie and Dick.
We then get “Love you, good night from Dick and Freddie.” through the table.
I then say “It’s good night from him, and it’s good night from me.” jokingly.
“The new double act.” says Mike. “The new Morecambe and Wise.” says Doris. [laughter]
As Dick and Freddie leave us, Red Cloud comes back to the table - “Amazing energies.” says Red Cloud. “Was that our Easter surprise?” asks Kath. “Yes.” says Red Cloud through the table. We thank Red Cloud for the wonderful evening and for all the family who came forward.
Doris then closes the circle with a special Prayer of thanks for all the love, laughter and amazing proof of survival from our Spirit friends this evening.
“Sensational!” says Mike as we close.
Terry Nelson.
