9 thoughts on “Lewis Forsyth- The teachings of White Eagle”

  1. Spiritualist healer and medium?
    Were you able to say that with a straight face? Lol.
    And here’s you following in his footsteps cajoling the weak willed and the unwitting to cross your palm with silver.

    1. Not your cup of tea Sarah? Not to worry. It’s not mine either but it is an interesting part of my family.

      1. I suspect it’s not so much interesting as it is insane.
        Which circus troupe are you travelling with? Where may I find your tent Gypsy Opher?
        Next to the ‘Bearded Lady’ cage or the ‘Dancing Chickens’?

      1. I don’t think it’s too far fetched to suppose that anybody practising as a medium is not a gypsy. They are also known for asking that their palms to be crossed with silver.
        They tend to hang out at the circus and fun fairs. I’ve yet to see a consultancy surgery in Harley Street.
        I note that humour is not a particularly strong forte of yours. That’s of little wonder with those genes. Lol.

      2. Don’t be silly Sarah. You confuse spiritualist healers with gypsy fortune tellers.
        I like humour but you’re not funny.

  3. I see (in the literal sense).
    Do you have any proof of this spiritual healing?
    Isn’t that just a fancy name for complete bullshit fraudster?
    Was I confusing mediums with gypsy fortune tellers?
    I suspect that they are much the same thing.
    Have you completely lost it?

    1. Lol Sarah – no I haven’t lost it. If you were to read the article you would see that I was very skeptical of my grandfather and his skills – though others were convinced enough to write a book about him.
      I published the work because it is the only thing I have of my grandfather and it was a family heirloom.
      Not to worry if you don’t get it. It’s no big deal.
      BTW – spiritualism has nothing whatsoever to do with fortune telling.

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