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 Having just completed a two-week spiritual pilgrimage to the eastern Indian region of Bengal (Calcutta and Puri), I find myself returning in thought often to a couple of synchronicities of importance which have enlightened my footsteps in knowing, not believing, not hoping but truly knowing I am exactly on the path my soul plan has laid out for me.And...

Below you will find a transcript of Wagstaff a loveable character who came through one of Leslie Flint’s séances.As you can see “Wag is a very talkative fellow” a “bit of a boy” as we say in England and he is one of my very own favourites.There have been very many “Voices” that have come through Leslie, including many...

I had been visiting Rev. Smith and his wife for the previous month as his Hospice nurse. Rev. Smith was not afraid to die and he listened intently as I explained how we would support him and his wife through this transition. The doctor told me that Rev. Smith was dying due to the damage to his heart and...

March We Spring Anew March is full of emotions. It is the time of re-birth of renewal as we toss away the old rags of winter and say hello to the twinkling of the spring light - new birth is all around and the circle of life continues. It is also a time of quiet contemplation, to spend time in...

Touching Spirit With Mavis Pitilla Mavis Pitilla is widely recognized as one of the most dedicated mediums today, who has, in the past - risen like a pheonix from the ashes and conquered many medical and spiritual turmoils over her decades of service. Her story is unique and does not start with the usual cliche of having a gift as a...

There Really Is Another Side I would like to personally welcome you to the Other Side Press and hope that your visit with us no matter how long or how short is an enjoyable one. This project started to bring information about all aspects of the afterlife and spirituality by some of the most influential, minds in the world. Personally,...

Stuart Firestein is a neuroscience professor at Columbia University, where he teaches a course called Ignorance.  He invites scientists to talk to his students about the state of their ignorance: what they didn’t know a few years ago but know now, what they would still like to know, and how they plan to find out.  He makes a strong case...