I am a Medium, which means I can communicate with dead people. I like doing it, it's fun, interesting and most people get the idea that it's not scary. Just before Christmas I visited a family that wanted to speak with their dead Father (we shall call him Jon). Now, I am never in charge of who comes through and so it is always a bit of a worry as to whether the person they are hoping for, actually comes through.

Anyway, I went to see the family who, although were doing well with their grief, had lost Jon less than a year earlier. I am never in control of who comes through in a Mediumship reading, it is always up to the people on the other side and for someone who likes to be in control, it presents me with a bit of a challenge :-/  So, we began the reading and very quickly it was clear that it was Jon who was going to chat with us. After the usual pleasantries, Jon began to talk about what he had been noticing with regard to his children and grandchildren. He had lots of opinions on how his children were doing and although he was interested in them, he was more interested in his Grandchildren.

Jon talked in some detail about each of the Grandchildren and showed some concern about one in particular. He felt that this Grandson was in a difficult place with himself and that there was a serious amount of frustration surrounding him. Jon said that he would be spending more time around his Grandson in an effort to help him through this difficult period. Jon provided great evidence that he had been around the family and had seen what they had all been up to. His humor made the reading fun and personal and is typical of Jon to try and keep things light.

The family wanted to know what he would be doing for Christmas and he answered by saying that he would be enjoying himself with the Grandchildren, where else would he be?! The reading lasted an hour and the family were really happy, they said that it had made things so much easier for them, knowing that he was still around, still involved in their lives and able to help with some of the issues they were facing.

I find myself reminding people (living), that just because someone is dead, it doesn't mean they are gone. If I died today, the first thing I would want to do is go and see how my family are doing, what my children are up to and find out what I can do to help them. It's quite logical really. It's the same for everyone else, just because someone has died, it doesn't mean their personality or priorities have changed.

I treat the dead in the same way as the living, to me, they are the same people they were when alive, the only difference is that they are now dead :-)

Simons program for første halvdel av 2013

Simon er å treffe:

Torsdag 17. januar i Kristiansund

Torsdag 24. januar i Molde

Lørdag 26. januar i Kristiansund HEALINGKURS

Mandag 28. januar i Trondheim

Torsdag 31. januar i Kristiansund

Tirsdag 5. februar i Brekstad

Torsdag 7. februar i Molde

Fredag 8. og lørdag 9. februar i Oslo

Torsdag 14. februar Kristiansund

Lørdag 16. februar i Kristiansund KURS ÅNDELIGE HJELPERE

Torsdag 21. februar i Molde

Mandag 25. februar i Trondheim

Torsdag 28. februar i Kristiansund

Tirsdag 5. mars i Brekstad

Torsdag 7. mars i Molde

Lørdag 9. mars i Trondheim UTVIKLINGSKURS

Torsdag 14. mars i Kristiansund

Fredag 15. og lørdag 16. mars i Oslo

Torsdag 21. mars i Molde

Mandag 25. mars i Trondheim

Tirsdag 2. april i Brekstad

Torsdag 4. april Molde

Lørdag 6. april i Kristiansund MESSE

Torsdag 11. april Kristiansund

Torsdag 18. april Molde

Torsdag 25. april Kristiansund

Lørdag 27. april Kristiansund UTVIKLINGSKURS

Mandag 29. april Trondheim

Torsdag 2. mai Molde

Tirsdag 7. mai Brekstad

Torsdag 16. mai Molde

Torsdag 23. mai Kristiansund

Torsdag 30. mai Molde

Tirsdag 4. juni Brekstad

Torsdag 6. juni Kristiansund

Lørdag 8. juni Trondheim HEALINGKURS

Torsdag 13. juni Molde

Fredag 14. og lørdag 15. juni Oslo

Torsdag 20. juni Kristiansund

Mandag 24. juni Trondheim

Torsdag 27. juni Molde 

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Poor, poor Larry :-(

Blahhhhhh! I've been sick over the holidays with the same influenza as everyone else. It took me out for nearly 2 weeks, which is far longer than I would have liked :-/  I read online last night that there is a laboratory in the UK that have created a robot in the form of a man, called Larry. The job of Larry is to projectile vomit over different surfaces, the floor, tables, bed, sofa etc. Stakkars han :-( The science geeks are trying to work out how far vomit particles can travel and still be potent enough to transfer a particular illness to anyone who accidentally ingests the vomit. Æsj! ! !

Every time I get sick, it comes on quickly, hits me hard and then usually leaves me again just as quickly. So, if someone is normally sick for a week,the whole process for me, from getting sick to being well again would only take 24-36 hours. Nice, you might say, but I nearly always get a serious fever and become delirious, which is not so fun. A strange thing I experience, or perhaps not so strange if you think about it, is that when I am delirious, my two worlds (the living and the dead) overlap, the distance between them is zero, nothing. So, when I am sporting a high temperature and "talking a load of rubbish" as my wife calls it, I find that my connection to the other side is perfectly clear. I see, hear, feel dead people all around me. It's not an ideal way to work and I certainly wouldn't recommend it to anyone wanting to build a better connection with Spirit but we all have our quirky sides, I guess.

Anyway, I am fever free, back in the saddle and looking forward to working in Molde again tomorrow :-) My first stop, though, is to Anette at Diva Design for good coffee and a catch-up conversation - a perfect way to start the day :-)

Happy New Year to you all!

Simon

Godt nyttår!

Takk for 2012 og velkommen inn i 2013, folkens!

Etter en jul preget av sykdom, og med Simon fortsatt satt ut av influensa, har også familien på Romfo kloret seg inn i det nye året og begynt å legge planene for dette ferske, ubeskrevne året. Kursplaner og reising skal inn i kalenderen, og i år forsøker vi å legge opp til faste dager på de stedene Simon besøker oftest, samt flere planlagte datoer i Oslo, Trondheim og et par andre byer.

Har du lyst til at Simon skal kome til stedet der fu bor? Ta kontakt med oss og tips oss om steder vi kan besøke og hvor det kunne være aktuelt å jobbe fra der!

Så snart Simon er litt mer på beina, skal vi få opp frekvensen på både blogging og andre oppdateringer her. Men inntil da: Godt nyttår! Gjør det til en spennende, ny start for deg og dine omgivelser!

Eva & Simon

Lanseringstilbud og julegavetips

DA er endelig den nye nettsiden oppe og tilgjengelig på den vidunderlige verdensveven:-) Hurra! Vi har jobbet en del med de nye sidene og å finne den beste løsningen for både nettsider og blogg i sameksistens, og nå tror vi vi har funnet formelen.

Siden vi er så fornøyde med sidene, og fordi vi hadde slik enorm respons sist vi gjorde et slikt, kjører vi et lanseringstilbud på epostreadinger den første uka nettsida er operativ, altså fram til lillejulaften. Så hvis du kunne tenke deg en reading på epost, er det bare å sende oss en epost eller facebookmelding hvor du skriver litt om hva du vil høre om, eller hvem du vil høre fra, så skal vi svare deg innen 48 timer. Epostreading er kjempefint ettersom du da sitter med lesingen i skrevet format og kan se på den igjen når du vil.

I tillegg flesker vi til og tilbyr Simons bok om Åndelige hjelpere til spesialpris ut desember. Få boka tilsendt for bare 150 kroner!

Og siden det snart er jul, vil vi minne om at vi har gavekort. Så hvis du mangler den perfekte gaven til en eller annen, kan vi anbefale et gavekort. Gavekortene skrives ut på enten en halvtimes eller times behandling og mottakeren kan selv bestemme om det skal brukes på mediumskap eller healing.

Følg med oss, både her på bloggen og på nettsiden! Og god førjulstid til dere alle!

Eva

Velkommen til den nye bloggen vår!

Og velkommen til de nye nettsidene til Simon, hvis du har klikket deg videre derfra.

I noen hektiske måneder har vi nå jobbet med nye nettsider og en helt ny måte å organisere dagene på for Simon. Den største forandringen er vel kanskje at jeg, kona, er formelt med på laget. Framover skal jeg hjelpe Simon med nettsider, twitter, facebook, blogg, booking, markedsføring og korrespondanse (for å nevne noe). I tillegg jobber vi sammen på en bok som etter planene skal være klar til begynnelsen av 2013. Dette betyr, forhåpentligvis, at vi skal klare å ha litt mer aktivitet her på sidene, og være litt mer synlige i sosiale media. Så hvis du ikke allerede er en venn av Simon på Facebook eller Twitter: Legg ham til nå!

Her på sidene skal dere til enhver tid kunne finne ut hvor Simon er å treffe framover og hva som skjer i Simons lille univers. Og vi håper dere legger igjen kommentarer og hilsener her på bloggsiden, samt tar kontakt om det er noe dere lurer på.

Ha en fin vinter!

Eva & Simon

Forget the Dalia Lama, Michael Jackson got it right!

The other day, I read an article by His Holiness the Dalai Lama (HHDL) where he said we as people should be thinking of and working for the betterment of the human race. Betterment in spiritual terms and working toward world peace. I sent HHDL a tweet (we are buddies) saying, sorry mate, I think you have it wrong, but he didn't reply. Mind you, there is not so much you can say in 140 characters.

HHDL has wonderful grand ideas about world peace and I have a great deal of respect for him and what he says. He seems to have a wonderfully simple logic and way of explaining complex situations so you have no choice but to smile and listen. But, just because he is the Spiritual core of the east, it doesn't mean he is always right. So, in that vein, I challenge him and his view on world peace.

Of course, we are never going to find world peace, it simply doesn't exist and never will, it is a futile state. BUT, it is the constant will to try that is important. Yeah, yeah, I understand this and applaud it. But me, Simon Milton-Jones from a small place in the middle of the mountains in Norway, what can I do to affect world peace. Well, very little, -OK, I can pay some money to Amnesty International/Oxfam/Red Cross, but that would be me settling my conscience, not actually doing something.

I prefer to think about world peace in my own worldly terms. My world exists from when the kids wake me up, to all the activities I can get done during the day, to when I flop down into the sofa, with that wide-eyed WTF just happened look, after the kids have gone to bed. That doesn't leave much energy to try stopping Obama from taking over the world or persuading China that Tibet really isn't much of a threat, or even settle the long running debate of whether it is going to be pølse for dinner tomorrow or pasta and veggies.

We definitely need big thinkers like HHDL in order to point us in the right direction, keep us on track so we don't end up getting our panties in a twist and invading someone – whether they have lots of juicy oil, or not. But, for every big thinker, every HHDL, we need millions of us “normal” folk to do our bit. Not to worry about world peace or helping the world be more spiritually free, but to do something small, make a small change to the way we do things. I'm not talking about stuffing yourself with tofu, only buying organic food or replacing your ageing Dodge Viper with a Toyota Prius. I mean something far more difficult . . . being kind.

Huh?! He gone all “let's love one another” on us! Nope, not me, I can assure you. To be conscious of being kind is nothing but a very slight shift in your thinking. It's just to keep in the back of your mind that once or twice today, when you get the opportunity, be kind. It could be toward one of your kids, at work, on the way home from work, or to yourself. As I write this, I am on the bus to Trondheim and when I get there I intend being kind to myself by going to McDonnalds :-) I haven't been there in ages. OK, ok, so that's not exactly being kind but think about it, this being kind thing works in many ways and it's contagious. If you are kind to someone for no apparent reason, it will make you feel good, that person will also feel good and by proxy, will also do something kind for someone else (probably), and so on and so on.

Before you know it, your small act of kindness to John Smith at work, has ended up in solving the pølse/pasta problem and you get a phone call from Obama asking which tailor makes your saffron robes? It is all too easy these days to get caught up in the thinking that there is nothing you can do, the problem is global, too big, that you can't have any influence, but that's just an excuse, sorry everyone, you can have an effect, not by thinking in global terms but personal ways.

Sometimes it is not so easy to be kind and so feel free to choose not to be, but every now and then, consciously choose it. Then you can sit back, feel the effect, know that you did something good and that you have in your own way, done something to help global peace. You may not have brokered a peace treaty between warring factions within Afghanistan, but then that's not your job. So, think about Michael Jackson as much as HHDL and start with the Man In The Mirror. If you can help those around you be a little more kind every now and again, you will have had a greater effect than you can imagine.