The Start of 2023 with Gordon
The end of the first month of the New Year and what has it brought? For me, it has been very eventful already. Having had the lovely Christmas with friends and family that I hoped for, things definitely changed and then some.
On the 30th December I woke up to a very alarming flood of foul water running throughout my lovely old house; it was flooded from the streams which run in the forest behind my home. For many hours the fire service worked to pump out thousands of litres of water from my home and garden; it really was something else and I truly can’t thank these people enough for what they did for us. This is how we ended 2022 and our arrival into the new year was very damp to say the least.
I look back at this episode and feel contented that my son, friends and myself coped very well with everything that came out of the flood. No one was hurt or injured and the stuff we have lost are just ‘things,’ which can all be gotten again. This also means I will have to move from where I live, to a temporary house for several months until renovations can be completed. I really never thought water could do so much damage!
It was in the early part of January that I went off to work in my beloved Switzerland and was able to lift my mind and spirit above the happenings of the watery start to the year and run a very happy seminar with amazing people who just seemed to really give out so much of their energy to me.
I honestly do always appreciate the wonderful people I encounter in my travels and again I offer so much gratitude to them.
Our week concluded in Münchenstein, with a public demonstration of mediumship to around three hundred people and the energy was truly charged with spiritual vitality. The spirit messages came through thick and fast and everyone felt part of the coming together of the ‘Two Worlds.’ This was my first demo since I was in Tokyo last year but the spirit world were very present to remind me that no matter what happens in my life, good or bad, I am never alone and my spirit friends are only a thought away.
I honestly wish the best for you all this year and leave you to ponder the German philosopher’s well-known adage. “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger!” It’s also the lyrics in a Kelly Clarkson song, which is a better way to enjoy the words. Onwards and upwards my friends.
Best wishes
Gx