Natalie and her trance medium guides called Claude, Elsie, George Eldred and now Robert. Lecture 019.

Open your window to the world of life after death.

Natalie, Claude, Elsie, George Eldred and Robert.

Before you read the new lectures I would like you to read a little bit about the new guide who was called George Eldred when he was last on this Earth plane. By the way, at the moment George Eldred's small lectures are aimed at me personally.

From a very early age George Eldred took a very keen interest in the Astral Spirit world and eventually became immersed into the wonderful world of Spirit.

He eventually emigrated to Australia in 1952 and because of his strong beliefs in the world of Spirit, he became involved with the Victorian Spiritualist Union. In 1955 he became a deep trance medium and in 1960 he became the President of the Victorian Spiritualist Union and held that position for twenty eight years. During this time he also became a celebrant. In 1990 he became one of the founders of the International Council of Spiritualist.

Through all the immense work that George Eldred has done as a deep trance medium and also as a teacher where the world of Spirit (the Astral plane) is concerned. If we only listen and want to learn, then are we not like a flower. The seed is planted in the ground and then the rain germinates the seed, then the birth of the flower starts to live. When that flower has bloomed, what a beautiful sight it is. We as human beings are the seed in the ground gradually growing and then one day we will become that beautiful flower. We are yet to blossom and to become that beautiful flower.

George Eldred passed away in December 2002 and is now with his wife Dot and their son. The world has now lost one of the most wonderful of deep trance mediums.

Now back to the lectures.

Me, Good evening Claude.

George, Not Claude I’m afraid. He is usually the first through, but he allowed me. We had a discussion about that.

I gave you a lecture last week Terence.

Me, I know.

George, What have you done about it!

Me, I am working on it.

George, Working on it! 

Me, No I’m working on it.

George, I see.

Me, Adverts in New Age magazines are terribly expensive, so we might start off with an advert in the local newspaper.

George, A good idea! I think we can learn a lesson out of this with a short lecture.

The only times you should be sitting on your backside is when your working, that means you can be working up here (George is pointing to the brain) or when you’re learning. You can read a picture book, that’s still learning something. So less sitting here and doing nothing (laughter on both sides between George and myself).

Me, Okay!

George, And you think I’m hard to work with!

Me, Not really!

George, I think it’s going to be a little bit more difficult than I was.

Me, I won’t answer that yet.

George, A few more lessons and we’ll see.

I’m letting in a guide that I’m not 100%, I’m sure of him, but there is a possibility of a problem so I’m not too sure whether he will be able to continue the way through the lecture. But we will let Elsie talk first. Thank you.

Me, Thank you George.

Elsie, Hello!

Me, Hallo Elsie!

Elsie, I’d like to talk about the lessons that you’re here to learn and how you should go about learning them. It’s really hard to tell on this Earth plane what is a lesson and what isn’t, because some of them can last for half your life and some of them can last about two seconds. Making a decision to call somebody on the telephone can be a lesson. But, the best way I’ve found to continue with your lessons and to really know you’ve done the right thing is when you do something that maybe a bit risky or when you make something major in your life, take note of what happens, what that lesson leads too eventually.

Because if it’s good, I mean even if it was initially something that you think that something was bad. But if you end up being a better person, or you end up that little further in your life, then that was a lesson learnt and that lesson will come back on you, they all do.

Remember how you did it last time, think back and say have I done this before, have I done something similar and if the answer’s yes and if it turned out really well, do it again. That’ll show if you have learned the lesson, because sometimes it’s very hard and sometimes lessons are very cruel. Everything is evenly balanced, though for every hard lesson you have, you’ve got a pleasant one, something really fantastic for every thing that’ll lead to something terrible.

Were not totally inhuman, we don’t make people suffer their entire lives, I mean even those wee children in the third world countries, they have moments when their happy. It might even be in their sleep but its still moments, everything balances out in the end.

Thank you.

Me, Thank you Elsie.

Before you read the lecture from Robert I would like to explain to you a little bit about Robert.

Robert was a coloured man (Negro), I think African/American and he was married with two children who are still alive. He was killed in the 9 / 11 disaster that demolished the twin towers in America. He was in the upper most part of the building when the first aeroplane crashed into it. I have been given the impression that he was looking out of the window and saw the plane coming towards the building, he has just said “I could not believe what I was looking at. It is as if I was frozen in time. I tried to come through Natalie, your trance medium quite a while ago, but my emotion was quite strong at the time and the contact was not at all easy for Natalie, but through the help and guidance of Claude contact is now a lot easier.”.

Robert, Good evening!

Me, Good evening to you.

Robert, Your lives here on this Earth plane, remember those clichés and statements like “live for the moment” and “live like your going to die tomorrow”, because you’ll never know when your gonna die tomorrow, if your gonna die tomorrow.

Say all those things that you wanted to say to people. Don’t hold back just because you might feel embarrassed because its not you, say them. Because you might never get the chance to say them!

Thank you.

Me, Before you go will you tell me your name.

Robert, Robert.

Me, Thank you Robert.

Claude, That did not go too badly.

Me, Not really!

Claude, He’s been trying to get through for quite sometime. He will be a permanent guide. Most definitely he’s been around for quite sometime, I believe you do know of him. Not personally, but he’s been here before.

I don’t think that I’ll lecture tonight. I think that three is enough.

Me, Try it!

Claude, Alright! Let us put a lighter side to Robert’s rather heavy lecture. You could almost say its an effort to better yourselves. You can always better yourselves. You can always make yourselves happy and you can always push that happiness further. That means some of us like to say what we want, but you’ve really got to choose the way that you say it. I think there is a old sort of proverb or whatever you would call it stating that, “be careful what you say because you’ll never know when you’ll end up working for that person that you’ve bad mouthed. You’ll never know when they are going to have a position of power to get revenge on you.

People are so drawn to proving themselves and making up for slights and insults. Don’t put yourself in the position to have to turn around and just to tell them to go away. I mean really it’s not that serious most of the times. Some of the times it is I mean in particularly in some countries and their current world. But, make peace with your life and never speak in anger, you’ll always end up regretting it when you end up feeling better.

Thank you.

Me, Thank you Claude.

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