In 1966 Reykjavík, Steinþór sat in candlelit silence as medium Hafsteinn spoke. “Many spirits seek you,” he said. A drowned youth, Gunnar, thanked him for his obituary. An old cousin walked cane-free. Steinþór left certain: life continued beyond death’s veil.
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As soon as he said those words, he felt a spirit-being attach itself to his right side, on his bare skin. The spirit-being was so tight up against him it was like his Siamese twin.
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That’s how the spiritists knew how to help the dead this time. Each time was slightly different, but they had learned that we need closure on events in this life to rest in the next. Therefore, we need to do what we can to help them on their journey.
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Like so many other prominent figures in Iceland, Haraldur started his education at the Learned School in Reykjavík. After graduation he went […]
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Einar Kvaran was born on the ancient parish, Vallanes. Both his father and grandfather were priests and hoped that one day mom’s […]
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