The Lynwood Fellowship For Spiritual and Metaphysical Studies

The seminars we present are diverse and next year at Cober Hill in March, July and September for four nights. We are also at Lytham St Annes for two weekends, Friday to Sunday. From mediumship, dowsing, trance, healing, crystals to sacred Geometry and Spirit Art. Join us and have good company and the meeting of minds.

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NEWSLETTER

October 2015

The programmes that are presented by the Lynwood fellowship do not reflect the views or beliefs of any

individual trustee but are offered for your deliberation

Whilst at our September seminar at

Cober Hill in Cloughton near to

Scarborough the board of trustees

led by Peter Hague our Chairman,

dedicated a bench to our founder

Don Galloway.

We felt that being able to sit on the

bench looking out across the most

wonderful scenery at Cober Hill

which is the unofficial home of

Lynwood, would meet with Don’s

approval.

Thank you to Lindsay (the Manager

of Cober Hill) for this beautiful

photo . . . I think Don is on the

bench. If you look closely you will

see the orange orb to the right.

Bless you Don for your legacy to us.

The first guy on the left is Patrick Keogh our newly appointed trustee. We extend a

warm welcome to him.

The rest of the board of trustees on the back row are:- Mike Doig, Peter Hague, Marion

Hamilton and Jan Elliot. The front row seated are:- Shonagh Moore, Barbara Hague and

Leah Bond.

Cober Hill Conference Centre

Registered Charity No 278430

A note from the editor . . . So here we are, a full year since the last newsletter. This is the time when we try to

touch base with our friends. As always a great deal has happened throughout the year

for many folk good and bad as we all try to cope with life’s challenges. It is good to know that the

fellowship continues to generate a network of support for each other amongst its members. Bless

you for all that you do for each other. Continue to walk your talk and make a difference. Shonagh

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Hear our Healing Prayers for all those in need . . . Sylvia Absalom, St. Albans

Ruth Armer, Cumbria

Monica Bannen, Birmingham

Gabriel Germain Barbarin, Boston,USA

Wendy Barr, Caistor

Josie Begeard, Elsenham

Carole Brierly, Penistone

Christine Brown,Preston

Margaret Brown, Harrow

Betty Blake, Hull

Gill Borrow, Orpington

Jean Brighton, Sa,wby

Carolyn Bott, Wolverhampton

Jessica Bott, Wolverhampton

Muriel Burnett, Seaham

Maureen Carrington, London

Beryl Cazzitti, Solihull

Victoria & Oliver Charlton, Leeds

Lesley Chapman & Baby

Sue & Amy Chapman, Rainsworth

Maria Chetcuti

Danielle Chetcuti

Mike Clarke, Birmingham

Vivian Clarke, Caistor

Lena Clegg, Tollerton

Sharon de Witt, Bedford

Marie Deberton, Germany

Paul Dewhirst, Keighly

Jenny Dibnah, Hull

Nick & Susie Drayson, London

Jane Dibnah, Hull

Wilma Edwards, Lymington

Kay & Peter Farrah, York

Melanie Ferrah,York

Pat & Geoff Feather, York

Ray Ford, Bishop Steighton

Jane Fraser, Renfrew

Clive Fraylich, Middlesex

Angela & Derek Fuller, York

Steven Fulton, Boston, USA

Gillian Gill, Reigate

George Gillott, Otley

Muriel Gillott, Otley

Joe Gordon, Bedford

Carol Glenday, Bungay, Norfolk

Mikki Graty, Franbough

Robin Gray, London

Irene Green, Stocton-on-Tees

Joyce & Edwin Gunn, Norfolk

David Hardisty, Spain

Bridget Hickey, Darlington

Aaron Hillan, Birmingham

Mavis Hillan, Birmingham

Mojen Hoist, Denmark

Evelyn Hood, Largs

Christine Hughes, Scunthorpe

Sammy Insull, Kidderminster

Denise Iredell, London

Joy Johnson, Scunthorpe

Kay Johnston, Leeds

Julie Kelfod, Bristol

Derek Keller, Brighton

M & M Klingenberg, Germany

Maria Knight, Els Poblets, Spain

Rosalie Leaning, Scunthorpe

Lee Lacey, Worthing

Frank Lloyd, Ilkley

Jean Mackinnon, Largs

Mary, Manchester

Ruby May, Edinburgh

Jim & Jean McGregor, Great Ayton

Connor McCleod, Aberdeen

Robina Madden, Bury

Eileen & Avril Mason,Sunderland

Charlotte Meridew, St. Albans

Irene & Ivor Mills, New Zealand

Ian Milne, Aberdeen

Carey Morgan, South Wales

The Muir family, Scunthorpe

Terry Nash, Ashford

Shirley Nuttall, Grimsby

Sharon & Sophie Osborne, Northampton

Joan Parsons, Bungay, Norfolk

Jack & Anne Pearse, Stockfield

Matthew Peck, London

Maureen Peters, Pembury, Kent

Dorothy Pettitt, Hailsham

Jonathan Pettitt, Hailsham

Leslie Price,Wallington

Malcolm Price, Kings Winford

Barbara Price, Kings Winford

Dee Reading, Worcester

Leon Remington, New Zealand

Jeff Richards, Lancaster

Peggy Richards, Birmingham

Geno Ruggerio,Allentown PA

Geoffrey Roth, Redcar

Marjorie Sever, Hull

Michelle Shoulder, Woking

Lilian Sibely,Malta

Susanne Simpson, Keighley

David R Smith, Leeds

Edna Smith, Garforth, Leeds

Julie Smith, Barnsley

Michael Smith, Wolverhampton

Mr & Mrs Smith, Stoke on Trent

Tamsin Smith,West Bromwich

Jean Spofford, Leeds

Jack St. John-Foti, Blackpool

Simeon Stefanidakis, USA

Rita Stansby, Heaton Chapel

George Sturgeon, Dundersley

Julian Sutton, Newcastle

Debbie Lea Taylor, Windermere

Ian Tedder,

Elizabeth Townson, Blackpool

Malcolm Voss, Leicester

Fiona Walsh, Eskdalemuir

Marjorie Waugh, Norwich

Sylvia Wells, Londsborough

Ronnie Williams, Glossop

Nick Wilson, Bedford

Lawerence Woffenden, Kent

Amanda Wood, Forfar, Scotland

Andrew & Heather Wright, Cumbria

Joan Wright, Cambelsforth

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Ludo Bessem, The Hague, Holland

Damien Child, London

Carol Clarke, Spain

Daphne Davis, Leicester

Peter French, London

David Graty, Farnborough

Mark Griffiths, Pontypridd

Matthew Hughes

Monka, Edinburgh

Alex Lewis, London

Sarah Mcleod, Aberdeen

Sylvia O’Brien, London

Baby Oliver, Birmingham

Muriel Swann, Chorley

Nail in Tree Long time ago, there lived a boy in a village. He used to get an-

gry for every little thing. In anger, he used to shout at other peo-

ple for almost no reason. Disappointed with this attitude, his fa-

ther called him one day and gave him a bag full of nails. Then he

said to his son, "Whenever you get angry at anything, just take

one nail out of this bag and pierce it in the trunk of the tree out-

side our home."First day, the boy got angry forty times. He

pierced forty nails on the tree due to this. He got extremely tired

of this activity. Next day, he tried to control himself, but still got

angry thirty times, and pierced thirty nails on the tree. Gradually,

he started getting lesser angry, as he found the piercing of nails

on tree a very tiresome task. After a few days, a day came when he did not get angry even a single time.

The boy went to his father and told him about this. The father said, "Good, now do one thing, every day when you

do not get angry, take a nail out of the tree." The boy did the same. After many days, a day came when he took out

the last nail from the tree. He became very happy and told his father about it.

Then his father took him near the tree and said, "Dear son, you have done a great job. But, can you see these

holes on this tree, due to piercing of nails on it. The tree can never be the same, as it used to be before you had

pierced first nail into its trunk. My dear son, in this same way when you speak harsh words to someone in anger,

then those words pierce the soul of the other person. Sometimes, they become so deep that the person dies but

the holes of his/her souls are never healed. Promise me, you will always think about this before you utter a single

harsh word to anyone." Author unknown

My youngest daughter used to have conversations with

angels every night. One night when she was just two

and a half, she asked me to tell them not to have so many

in her room because she was tired and wanted to sleep

some more. I told her to ask the angels not to stay that

night, and we did it together. The next morning when I

asked her how she slept, she told me that only “Michael”

had stayed at the foot of her bed to help her sleep more

peacefully. I got chills, knowing who Michael was. When

she noticed my reaction, she said, “Yep, Mommy, he’s my

favorite, too!” I’d never told her angel names—I always let

her tell me. TERI BAKER SCHAFFER

Cober Hill - Scarborough

Sunday 20th March - Thursday 24th March 2016

Peter Govan (sound singing for healing), Colin Bates (Medium) & Peter Stott (Dowser)

Arrive 2:00pm - Depart after lunch All en-suite. Tariff - Single £325, Twin £305, Deposit £50

PLEASE NOTE All payments by cheque, Postal Order etc must be made payable to THE LYNWOOD FELLOWSHIP and not to the individual it is

being sent to. Payment by Visa or Mastercard now accepted. Payment for seminar bookings to be sent to:

Mrs Barbara Hague, 13 Raleigh Drive, Whetstone, London N20 0UX

Tel: 02083 687198

Seminars for 2016

Book early to avoid disappointment.

Chadwick Hotel ~ Lytham St Annes Friday 20th - Sunday 22nd May 2016

Helen Da Vita (Trance Medium), Brian Gledhill (Trance Medium/ Hypnotherapy)

Arrive 2:00pm - Depart after lunch All en-suite. Tariff - Single £225, Twin £215, Deposit £50

Cober Hill - Scarborough Sunday 10th - Thursday 14th July 2016

Brian Lynch (Medium), Anne Ward (Sacred Geometry) & Coral Ryder (Psychic/Spirit Art)

Arrive 2:00pm - Depart after lunch All en-suite. Tariff - Single £325, Twin £305, Deposit £50

Cober Hill - Scarborough Sunday 18th - Thursday 22nd September 2016

Malcolm McQueen (Tarot, Astrology, & Kabala), Jackie Wright (Medium)

& Jean Johnson (Crystals)

Arrive 2pm - Depart after lunch. All en-suite. Tariff - Single £325, Twin £305, Deposit

Lindum Hotel ~ Lytham St Annes Friday 28th - Sunday 30th October 2016

Ann Davies (Spirit Artist), Darren Turner (Medium)

Arrive 2:00pm - Depart after lunch All en-suite. Tariff - Single £235, Twin £225, Deposit £50