Laurence Gibson
In Honour of Our Producer
This show is the last for our producer.
He has been at Psychic TV for about three years and shall be really missed. So, instead of my thought for the day, I thought this blog should be in honour of him.
To start with – girls and gay boys -he is tall dark and handsome. I can actually hear him laughing in my head, as I write this, and I know he won’t mind me commenting on his physical prowess.
But appearance aside, he is a lovely man also. He is an utterly genuine man, laid back, relaxed and has a great sense of humour. When we all arrive in the studio at the crack of dawn he is really easy company. Gentle on the one hand, expressive too and he also has a real understanding of us in the psychic world…
He is also my mother’s favourite producer! She is literally in love with his voice. Once she described his voice as being like Morgan Freeman’s when “he played God in that film.” When I told her he was leaving she was a little bit heartbroken.
So I want to make this message board an exchange of ‘best wishes’ to our producer. Perhaps some of you have some psychic predictions about what is going to happen in his next step? Or you simply just want to say thanks for all his hard work….
I am looking really looking forward to the show. Come join me and let my guides do the talking for you. They can take a look at whatever situation has arisen for you over this bank holiday weekend. And offer inspirational words to sort it out.
Let’s send him off with a bang!
Laurence x
p.s. Billy the dog may even make a brief cameo appearance sometime during the show….
Henry Cumming
‘Why I do my work”
Alot of people ask me why I do what I do……
As you may or may not know, I’ve done many things in my working life. I was a deck hand on a Scottish salvage boat for two years, I was a removal man for six months, I was a shooting instructor,I was an enlisted soldier in The Black Watch, I was a chef for 16 years which took me all over the world, I lived and worked out in the Caribbean, I worked on a detox retreat for a couple of years, I’ve worked in retail, I was offered a job with the largest shipbroker in the world on their trainee scheme………..But the one thing that I was needing to do just wasn’t standing out……..It took until 6 years ago to figure it out. I always used to experience supernatural things as a child, it used to scare me at times, other times it felt very natural….I didn’t know whether it was something that I had to put up with or something that I was destined to do……whatever it was!
A lovely Norfolk Gypsy soon put my mind at rest and before I knew it, the penny had dropped and I was developing as a medium and a healer. Healing was something that I had always done, just hadn’t really realised that everytime I stroked a dog or a baby, it wasn’t a pressure point that I had discovered that caused them to go to sleep, instead it was a shed load of healing energy pouring out of my hands!!
When someone comes to see me in private and I can see the abuse, the sadness, the worries, the fears, the lack of direction, the grief, to name a lot of the things that people come to see me about and I can tap into my gift and give them guidance and put a smile back on their face, then that is what my work is all about. I don’t profess to being super human or especially gifted, I am no different to any of you lovely people, only that I have chosen to make myself into a channel for spirit. It’s the best job in the world, only that I don’t see it as a job, it’s a way of life for me, a big part of who I am. Something that I can do for the rest of my days……………..
Copyright Henry Cumming 2009
Adam Leonard
Winning the fight .
I know it sounds like i might be about to talk about the methods of winning a boxing match but in fact its about our inner fire. We can all relate to having the wind knocked out of us due to being rejected in an interview or even by a lover. That rejection squashed our drive, our motivation and lowered our convidence. Often what happens after this is one of two things, we either pluck up our courage and try again, or we take a step back and think about where we went wrong.
Both tactics work well when used together. I know this sounds obvious but ive seen it happen over and over again, someone has lots of fight and keeps going for job after job after job with persistence that even an Olympic athlete would admire but still they keep getting nowhere. On the flip side of the coin you have someone that gets one rejection and reacts by over analysing where they went wrong so much so that they lose their fight entirely.
Its very easy to say ” i know im not going to do it” and when you fail say ” see i told you i wouldn’t do it”…. where is the winning in that? …. everyone can respect someone that fails but put their whole heart into trying to succeed. No one respects someone who doesnt put their heart into it and then claims they told you so.
Often the “I told you so” people are those that have lost their fight years ago and prefer to be the pesimistic know it all that prefers the comfort of a no risk lifestyle.
Risk IS the spice of life, without risk there there is no significant change and life turns into stagnation. Putting your whole heart into a risk is the best way to nudge the chance of success in your direction. If you fail you can always try again.
“If your trying to achieve something put your whole heart into it otherwise your just giving yourself something to moan about”
Adam
