Alfred Higgins Describes Getting Messages through to People from the Afterlife

A man named Alfred Higgins, now in the life after this life, came through in a Leslie Flint session. He explained that he was a painter and decorator who fell from a ladder at work and succumbed to his injuries. In this recording, you will hear Betty Greene, a sitter in the room with Leslie Flint. Alfred Higgins speaks through the ectoplasmic voice box on Flint’s left shoulder.

Higgins tries to communicate with his wife

This clip begins with Higgins standing with a friend in spirit in the kitchen of Higgins’ house in Earth School. His wife is there, but she can’t see the two of them. He will try to communicate with her. You will see the effort he must go through and the results.

A transcript follows the audio controls.

Alfred Higgins:

The next thing I knew I was standing in our kitchen and I was watching my wife. She was standing over the sink peeling some potatoes and I thought, “Well, this is funny.” So I thought, “Well I don’t know, I wonder if she knows I’m here,” and I called her name. She didn’t say nothing. She didn’t hear me, obviously.

So my friend says, “She won’t hear you, you know.” So I says, “Well I don’t know. What could I do?”

So he says, “There’s nothing you could do. But she may sense your presence. You never know. Let’s just wait a little while.”

So I just stood there and I concentrated.

He says to me, “Concentrate your thought on her. Just think hard, you know. Think as hard as you can. Think her name.”

And I did and all of a sudden she stood up and she dropped down the… dropped down the knife and the potato she was peeling and she looked round. Looked proper bewildered, she looked. She looked almost scared and I felt rather sorry in a way that I’d scared her, because I realized it must have been me trying to get at her, you know. Anyway, oh, she just flew out of that kitchen. She opened the door and then she sort of shut it again and then she sat down and then she put her head on the table and started to cry. And I felt awful about this. I thought, “Oh dear, now this is terrible.”

And he says to me, “Don’t worry. She senses. She feels. She knows in herself. She doesn’t understand yet, but she knows in herself that you’re near her.”

So I says, “Well, if I’m going to make her miserable like this, there’s not much point, is there?”

So he says, “Don’t let that worry you. This often happens to people. They don’t know with any certainty. They’ve never been told about life after death. They’ve never been told about the possibility of communication and all that sort of thing. But she’ll come … she senses … she feels and she in herself, deep down inside, she knows.”

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