| When she was
twelve years old, Doris Collins heard a
disembodied voice that saved her sister Lily's
life. In
adulthood, Doris toured Britain, Australia, New
Zealand, South Africa, USA and Europe to
demonstrate her abilities of healing and
mediumship.
She released three
books:
A
Woman of Spirit
The Power Within
Positive Forces
Doris was a
down-to-earth, no nonsense kind of person, and
these characteristics were reflected in the
direct style of her stage presentation. Her
public meetings usually started with clairvoyance
which was then followed by a spiritual healing
demonstration.
Doris was
friendly with showbusiness personalities such as
Michael Bentine, Peter Sellers, and Frankie
Howerd; and her publishers promoted her as
'clairvoyant to the stars'.
For several
years, Doris was the President of The Surrey
Healers Association, England..
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At one time, Doris worked for the
UK newspaper The Sun, answering readers'
questions.
She made
public appearances on television and radio, and
also at the Royal Albert Hall in London. At one
theatre she announced candidly to the audience,
'Although I am known as a clairvoyant, first and
foremost - I am a healer.'
Doris
passed over in 2003.
In A Woman of Spirit, she offers a caution to all
aspiring mediums and healers:
"To develop psychic
powers by whatever means is highly dangerous
unless one acknowledges the Supreme Power, the
source of all life.
"The
searcher after truth and revelation must be
prompted by the highest motives. Of course we
mortals do not always achieve this ideal but when
developing, it is essential to have the will to
serve humanity.
"Development
for selfish reasons cannot have beneficial
results in the long run."
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