Jane's
Story
All my
strength would need to be summoned for this seance, I told
myself. It was held at the Livery Hall near St Paul's Cathedral,
and the programmes makers had arranged for various people
who had known Diana to have a readings
But we'd
never met before, I didn't know who they were and none of
it was scripted.
When
I arrived, I was asked to sit at a round table with a beautiful
burgundy tablecloth and a crystal chandelier overhead. I had
asked for the room to be filled with white flowers, roses
and lilies, and white church candles, because white is symbolic
in the spirit world for peace.
Still,
I was full of nervous expectation about what might happen.
Two men and two women were brought in. They all looked nervous
and I told them not to be frightened. Then I placed my right
hand on my heart to send out love and my left hand upwards
so I could act as a receiver.
I wanted
them all to say a prayer and I closed my eyes and said: 'I
ask our Princess Diana, the world's Princess Diana, the Queen
of Hearts, if she could communicate with us today on the vibration
of love and truth, and we welcome you with our love.'
When
I opened my eyes, I realised I could see an image of Princess
Diana in the room. (Ever since I was a child, I've been able
to sense things that others can't.) She looked radiant and
I felt I could smell her perfume, a lovely fresh flowery scent.
She had on a black cocktail dress and I could see her at times
reaching down and hugging these people.
I felt
her take me over, and as I reached over to people to hold
their hand, I felt her hand on top of mine.
Diana
began to speak to me about Aids, and Tasked one of the women
at the table, who I was drawn to at that point, why that might
be. She told me she had HIV, and I later found out that she
was Lynde Francis, founder of an HIV centre in Zimbabwe.
Diana
then showed me some children's clothes and pointed to an image
of a baby wiping flies from its eyes. I told Lynde this, and
she confirmed that Night the Princess had bought clothes out
of her own money and given them to children at her orphanage.
Diana
also kept asking me if Lynde remembered the snake bite, and
Lynde told me she'd had one. Next, I was drawn to a man who
I was later told was Philip Godfrey-Night who'd also met her
and whose partner had died of Aids.
Diana
wanted me to ask him about a plate of tea and cakes. He told
me that when Diana met him at a hospice, she'd jokingly asked
when she could come round for tea and cakes in his new kitchen.
When
I focused on the other man, I saw cameras. He said he was
a writer, and I later found out he was Tom Corby, a journalist
from the Press Association. Diana referred to a story in India
which he'd covered when she'd worn a dress with a purple bottom,
cream silk top and red bolero. Tom looked amazed when I told
him about her memories.
But by
far the most fascinating messages I got were about Diana herself
and what she had been feeling before she died.
I learned
how much she loved Dodi. Her words to me were: 'I want the
world to know what I wanted was to be married to Dodi and
I really wanted a man, like most women want, who loved me
and would walk beside me.
Her thoughts
were also with her sons. She wanted them to know their mummy
was looking down from the spirit world and would also be their
guardian angel. It was a comfort to her, she said, to be with
children on the other side - receiving babies who've passed
over and helping them get used to the spirit world.
She also
told me that she was happy and Was in a really beautiful place.
I hope It's a message that will bring comfort to all those
who loved her and miss her still. |
THE seance
took about an hour-and-a-half and I was thrilled to have made
such strong contact with Diana, but it had not just come out
of the blue.
Three
weeks before, my husband and I were taken by the TV company
to Paris to visit the Ritz, where she spent her last evening,
and to see the underpass where she died. Though harrowing,
it was a way of helping us feel closer to her.
Soon
after we arrived, I caught sight of an unmistakable, elegant
figure standing in the hotel foyer, dressed in a blazer, light-coloured
slacks and loafers. I know many people will find it too incredible,
but there was Diana standing next to me, looking very much
as she did when she was alive.
She towered
over me because I'm only 5ft 2in, laughing, as if to say:
'Look at all this!'
As we
sat down in the lounge, I saw her run down the hall and out
aback door, giggling all the way. I wasn't shocked, but I
felt privileged that she'd appeared to me. The experience
in the tunnel was far worse. When we arrived there, I saw
the tragedy unfolding before my eyes-it was as if l was stepping
into her shoes. I could see the
Princess Diana Car Crash
Mercedes
car being chased. I saw a motorbike coming up on the right
and I saw Diana looking out of the window on the right. Dodi
and she were holding hands.
I saw
that Diana didn't have a seatbelt on, then I heard her say
'Rat' and look around. I also saw a white car whizz past.
I believe it was the mystery car the French police were seeking,
and I had a sense the man in it was with his mistress and
wanted to get away quickly.
On the
film, you can hear me whisper 'Oh my God' as the horror of
the accident unfolded in my mind.
I felt very much as if Dodi died instantly. Then I heard Diana
asking me: 'How did I get here? I was so happy.' She was just
stunned. I didn't see pain, I just think she felt very confused.
Then,
by an ambulance I saw a nun dressed all in white with blue
around her, walking towards Diana. I think it was Mother Teresa,
saying: 'You'll be all right child.' I also saw her father
- he didn't have a stutter in the spirit world as he did in
life - saying:
'Come
on Diana, come on darling, it's all right.'
I felt
they embraced her, and it comforts me to know she left this
earth knowing she was loved.
Her last
thoughts were for her sons. I haven't a clue how long I was
in there. But afterwards I felt sick and my chest hurt where
she had been injured.
While
I felt privileged that she'd shown me what really happened,
I also felt emotionally exhausted. But it was clear to me
her death was an accident, not a conspiracy. After that connection,
I felt confident that the séance would be a success
- as it proved to be. I know people will criticise us for
taking part in this programme, but we wouldn't have done it
if we didn't feel it was right. I felt Diana was happy with
it and we couldn't have done it without her blessing.
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