| The acclaimed British
psychic artist, Coral Polge, passed into the
spirit world on 29th April 2001 in Surrey,
England. Coral had given 54 years of service to
people in the world of the spirit. Take a
look at the two psychic portraits on the right
and compare them to the photographs of these
communcators in life.
Coral
Polge travelled around the globe to promote the
message of the survival of the soul after death,
and her book Living
Images contains startling
examples of her work.
On
hearing the news of her passing, the British
medium, healer and author Stephen O'Brien, with
whom she'd worked many times, wrote a tribute to
her work in Psychic News. In it he
said of her:
'She raised the spiritual
awareness of her audiences. Huge crowds of people
sat entranced as, from out of nowhere, their
loved ones’ faces appeared again before
their tearful eyes. Mourners were comforted;
broken hearts were mended; and her delighted
recipients were always thrilled with their
sketches. Her mediumistic skills will be praised
as highly as they will be missed. Coral Polge has
earned her place as one of the twentieth
century’s most outstanding psychic artists.'
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Two
Examples of Coral Polge's
Psychic Portraiture:
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Above: the
father of Kay Hunter, who wrote Living
Images with Coral Polge. Coral knew
nothing of the writer's family history
prior to drawing this sketch.
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Above: the son
of Mrs Bayles of Rhodesia (S. Africa).
The boy died while having an operation to
correct his broken nose, which is shown
in the psychic portrait as being in
slightly better shape in his spirit body.
This drawing was done as a 'postal
reading'.
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(Living Images was
written by Coral Polge, with Kay Hunter,
and has appeared in several editions in
several languages:
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