About Jill

Let the beauty of what you love be what you do -Rumi

When she was younger, Jill had a fear of ‘death’ as, like many people, this perception came from films and orthodoxy as ‘doom and gloom’ and something to fear.

Since beginning to work with Reiki (a natural progression from her work as a Complementary Therapist), Jill discovered she was becoming aware of Spirit. Her Mum, Eva, was her first client and right from the very first treatment Spirit started to work with Jill as a channel for communication, as well as a channel for healing.

Since beginning to work with Reiki (a natural progression from her work as a Complementary Therapist), Jill discovered she was becoming aware of Spirit. Her Mum, Eva, was her first client and right from the very first treatment Spirit started to work with Jill as a channel for communication, as well as a channel for healing.

From there her unfoldment has been a gradual process. She was inspired by Spirit in 2002 to go to a Spiritualist Church (Bournemouth Spiritualist Church). As a result of this she started to sit in a Development Circle and later also for Trance.

After a few years, she started to attend Open Platforms and then took Services in her own right. Jill has since decided not to work on Platform but to focus on Eva’s Retreat. Jill is dedicated to Spirit and has made a commitment to Spirit to always be of service when asked.

Fully qualified as a Complementary Therapist since 2000 and a Reiki Master Teacher since 2004, Jill’s work with Spirit has gradually unfolded. She has been teaching Spiritual Development Workshops for many years (three years at Bournemouth University), where her passion and enthusiasm for Spirit and Life is an inspiration to others.

Now, because of her experience of working with Spirit, Jill has no fear of death and endeavours to help others come to this realisation for themselves. She is dedicated to helping bring comfort and hope to the lives of others, secure in the knowledge that love never dies and that those who have passed to Spirit are in fact, only ever ‘Just a thought away’.

Anon

TO LOVE IS TO RISK NOT BEING LOVED IN RETURN. TO HOPE IS TO RISK DISAPPOINTMENT. BUT RISKS MUST BE TAKEN BECAUSE THE GREATEST RISK IN LIFE IS TO RISK NOTHING. THE PERSON WHO RISKS NOTHING DOES NOTHING, SEES NOTHING, HAS NOTHING AND IS NOTHING. HE CANNOT LEARN, FEEL, CHANGE, GROW, LOVE OR LIVE.

Anon