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Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp
March 11th Church Service and workshops 3/11, 3/12, & 3/13 more information http://www.cassadaga.org
April 29, 2012 |
May - June 2012
Spirit Card Writing, Blindfolded Billets and Spirit Flame Messages
Rev. Hoyt Robinette and
Rev. Gail Hicks
SPIRIT CARD WRITING is known as physical mediumship. Physical mediumship has been taking place for thousands of years and labeled as visions or angelic appearances. Another common means of expressing physical mediumship is using the Ouija Board. In essence, Physical Mediumship can be defined as "some physical action taking place." Physical mediumship must be practiced in a controlled environment with supervision and safeguards. In this particular demonstration a tightly woven basket will be used. In it will be placed a pack of 3" x 5" index cards and a variety of pens and markers. A lid will then be placed on the basket. It takes from 30-45 minutes to complete. The outcome is a beautifully pictured rendition of what Spirit wants the individual to have and on the flip side will be placed the names of several who reside in the spirit world, these will be either relatives or those called "guides". The picture carries a message which is meant to be interpreted by the recipient.
BLINDFOLD BILLET READING is accomplished by having sitters to list on a piece of paper the names of some people who have passed into the Spirit world along with a question. These will be collected and the medium will close his eyes, tape his eyes several times and then blindfold his eyes, rendering him blind. He will then unfold and hold the billets and by using Psychometry which is described as seeing or reading by touch, he will give greetings from those listed (and perhaps others) and a message or answer to the question. Spirit Flame Cards is a 'smoked message' on an 5x7 index card. A lit taper candle is used and the medium holds it over the flame. The energy from the sitters and the medium is used to produce a design, symbol, image or sign. The card carries a message and can keep developing after the demonstration for the recipient
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