Development Circles
Psychic development circles are aimed at people who would like to explore spiritualism and develop their potential abilities. They usually consist of one or two experienced psychics / mediums along with a group of like minded individuals who meet to discuss different aspects of spiritualism, mediumship, meditation and healing. You will also have the opportunity to explore and develop your own psychic abilities. These groups are split into 3 types.
Kallima Wellbeing Centre
Kallima Spiritual Wellbeing Centre is a spiritual goods shop that also provides holistic treatments, 1-2-1 spiritual readings, spiritual workshops & holistic courses in Basildon, Essex. The shop includes goods like books, cards, candles, incense and homeware plus hosts a wide range of events including shamanic, psychic, trance and mediumship circles, classes in reiki, indian head massage, tarot, meditation, past life regression workshops.
Society of Psychical Research
THE SOCIETY for Psychical Research was set up in London in 1882, the first scientific organisation ever to examine claims of psychic and paranormal phenomena. We hold no corporate view about their existence or meaning; rather, our purpose is to gather information and foster understanding through research and education.
We are a registered charity run by a council of elected members, with committees overseeing various activities. Past presidents have included philosophers William James and Henri Bergson, scientists William Crookes, John Strutt (Lord Rayleigh) and Charles Richet, and British conservative prime minister Arthur Balfour. We are always looking to increase our funding for research and education, through donations and bequests.
Our members represent a variety of academic and professional interests all over the world. We welcome active researchers and volunteer helpers, also those who wish to learn about the subject.
Today, the SPR continues to promote and support the main areas of psychical research, carrying out field investigations, surveys and experimental work. It holds no corporate view about the true origin and meaning of psi – as telepathic and other psychical phenomena are now collectively termed – and debate among its members with regard to particular subjects is often vigorous. However, it’s fair to say that from the earliest times the consensus view of its members – and of the psi research community in general – has been that psi is real, and that while the phenomena should certainly be explained in scientific terms, such a science does not at present exist.
Regular events are organised at our Head Office in Kensington ranging from lectures, demonstrations, discussion forums and study days plus an annual conference is held at a different residential venue to share and discuss a wide range of subjects.
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