Opening the Door to Spirit - Stewart, Christine
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Opening the door to spiritual awakening. I did not dream of being a medium as I trained as a healer. It took me by surprise so when I say it is, now all I that I now know as I write, my life as it seen through my eyes, and listening to my spirit within, giving me advice and showing me the door is always open. I am a Clairvoyant medium of 30 years and of working the platform I love especially giving comfort to those who need. I have had my ups and downs but have found my niche in life thank goodness to my medium friends, and my guides who I rely on to lead me. I give of myself and if I am here…mehr

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Opening the door to spiritual awakening. I did not dream of being a medium as I trained as a healer. It took me by surprise so when I say it is, now all I that I now know as I write, my life as it seen through my eyes, and listening to my spirit within, giving me advice and showing me the door is always open. I am a Clairvoyant medium of 30 years and of working the platform I love especially giving comfort to those who need. I have had my ups and downs but have found my niche in life thank goodness to my medium friends, and my guides who I rely on to lead me. I give of myself and if I am here in this body longer or shorter, I will serve the best I can. I live in the heart of Lincoln although I was not brought up here it is my home And I love this landmark our beautiful Cathedral and Castle. This is my second book which I hope will inspire others to follow their own path to find true enlightenment. As I live so shall I serve my fellow man through my words given in all honesty the eye is always open to those who believe.
Autorenporträt
I was trained as an artist, not a writer. In 1998 we took on the project of restoring the derelict but iconic 1823 Collits' Inn, built by an ex-convict to welcome travellers crossing the Blue Mountains in the early days of the colony. In some ways I felt I was just the catalyst for this project and that my whole life had been in training for it. I had an Arts degree so was used to research and writing for the Conservation Management Plan; I had training in colour and design so enjoyed working on the interiors; I had done courses in gardening so re-establishing the garden was enjoyable; and I enjoyed working with the architects and builders. Thirteen years after we sold it in 2007 the urge to write the history of the Inn and the restoration of it grew so strong, as it was such a fascinating project, that I gave up my painting studio in order to do so. And then COVID-19 came along to give me the time and the space in my life to do so.