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    In the Company of Harry
    In the Company of Harry
    In the Company of Harry
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    In the Company of Harry

    By Stuart Morris

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    In 2017, I sat on a bench at Harry Edwards healing sanctuary ,closed my eyes and I heard a voice ,I asked a question in my own mind about Spiritual healing and this voice said, “I’m not the Divinity, but I am a voice connected to the Divinity”, such a profound statement to begin with.

    From that moment, began a dialogue between myself and who I believe is Harry Edward’s. I began to write all that dialogue up over the next three years and the conversations continue in the present day.

    It has given me a spiritual philosophy and I’m still learning, still trying to make sense of and that’s the truth, and yet some days I read through some of the words that have been spoken and the resonance of the words bring me comfort and I hope that it does the same for you as you read through and pause every now and again.

    Designed to accompany readers through hard times and guide them to the light, this book offers comfort and wisdom wherever you go. In the Company of Harry is perfect for anyone who wants to practice healing and create a life of emotional wellbeing.

    With profound and insightful quotes to meditate on, as well as a wealth of heartfelt advice from the voice Stuart knows as Harry, this book explores the world of spiritual healing and self-discovery that anyone can harness to reach inner peace and harmony.

    Suffering from poor health, emotionally exhausted and eventually diagnosed with cancer at age twenty-six, Stuart Morris’ life threatened to come crashing down. He had no money, a voucher from a charity shop for a £50 cooker and a bed mattress given to him from a charity. But when he discovered the voice of Harry Edwards, he began a journey which changed his life.

    Now, in this book, Stuart recounts his powerful and inspiring story, that of being open and receptive to hearing spirit—being able to tap into two spiritual energies: healing, and the wisdom of the ages through the persona of ‘Harry’, while being able to record it in language the world can understand.
    A book whose time has come.

    Drawing on years of experience as a holistic healer, Stuart shares his story, his life philosophy, and the wisdom of God, faith, and love which has been unveiled to him.

    A powerful account of faith, healing, and self-discovery

    www.inthecompanyofharry.com

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStuart Morris
    Release dateMay 3, 2020
    ISBN9780463290347
    In the Company of Harry
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    Stuart Morris

    Stuart Morris is an author, holistic therapist, and Pranayama yoga teacher. After suffering from cancer and poor health his whole life, he dedicated all his time to finding ways to heal physically, emotionally, and spiritually. He’s worked for over a decade with Birmingham University, first as a therapist and then a Pranayama yoga teacher, and now Stuart’s goal is to share the voice of Harry with the world, teaching people how they can discover lives of wellbeing, peace and harmony through spirituality and wisdom.www.inthecompanyofharry.comwww.birminghamholistic.com

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      In the Company of Harry - Stuart Morris

      In the company of Harry Book One

      All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher

      Table of Contents

      ABOUT THE BOOK

      ABOUT THE AUTHOR

      DEDICATION

      INTRODUCTION

      CHAPTER 1 MY EARLY LIFE

      CHAPTER 2 MY DETERMINATION

      CHAPTER 3 FORGIVENESS

      CHAPTER 4 MY SPECIAL GIFT

      CHAPTER 5 MY PURPOSE

      CHAPTER 6 3RD DECEMBER 2017

      CHAPTER 7 APRIL 2018

      CHAPTER 8 AUGUST 2018

      CHAPTER 9 THE GIFT OF INSIGHT

      CHAPTER 10 OCTOBER 2018

      CHAPTER 11 NOVEMBER 2018

      CHAPTER 12 GEORGE’S EXPERIENCE

      CHAPTER 13 JANUARY 2019

      CONCLUSION

      REFERENCES

      ABOUT THE BOOK

      A powerful account of faith, healing, and self-discovery.

      Suffering from poor health life, emotionally exhausted and eventually diagnosed with cancer at age twenty-six, Stuart Morris’ life threatened to come crashing down. He had no money, a voucher from a charity shop for a £50 cooker, and a bed mattress given to him from a charity. But when he discovered the voice of Harry Edwards, he began a journey which changed his life.

      Now, in this book, Stuart recounts his powerful and inspiring story, that of being open and receptive to hearing spirits—being able to tap into two spiritual energies: healing, and the wisdom of the ages through the persona of ‘Harry’, while being able to record it in language the world can understand.

      With profound and insightful quotes to meditate on, as well as a wealth of heartfelt advice from the voice Stuart knows as Harry, this book explores the world of spiritual healing and self-discovery that anyone can harness to reach inner peace and harmony.

      Drawing on years of experience as an holistic healer, Stuart shares his story, his life philosophy, and the wisdom of God, faith, and love which has been unveiled to him. In the Company of Harry is a book which you can take with you wherever you go, reflecting on its lessons and letting the words of Harry guide you through dark times and bring you to the light, offering comfort, wisdom, and healing.

      ABOUT THE AUTHOR

      1

      DEDICATION

      Thank you to my wife, Deb, who introduced me to the possibility that anything is possible and trusts in the voice of spirit above all else.

      Thank you also to my friend Pat, who helped me with her editing skills and faith and was chosen by Harry to become a big part of these books, so that we continue to learn from the voice connected to the Divinity.

      Dedicated to Craig Ward and George Turner

      2

      INTRODUCTION

      M y earliest memory of something extraordinary in my life was when I was a child of around seven years old.

      I am the youngest of six children: three sisters and two brothers.

      We lived in on a council estate near Birmingham city centre called Lee Bank; no-one had a pot to wee in and everyone knew everyone else.

      Dad was a postman, ex Sergeant Major in the Paras and mum was a swimming teacher. Everyone knew her: she was small in stature but spirited, straight, honest and fair.

      I used to sleep in the same room as my mum and dad in a little bed next to theirs.

      I wasn’t a particularly healthy child—I had my tonsils removed when I was three and always had chest infections and was prone to something.

      On the wall, in mum and dad’s bedroom, was a round mirror about twelve inches in diameter. The mirror was actually an electric lamp and when plugged in, a picture of three cats appeared on the glass. It was always plugged in to give off a soft light when I was in the room, I guess as a comfort for me.

      I remember being particularly unwell and I was in their bed for a while; the mirror light was on the wall and the three cats shone through.

      Then, I remember the picture of the cats fading and the face, of whom I believed until recently, to be that of Jesus Christ, appeared on the mirror and stayed there until I fell asleep. This face only appeared to me once.

      I never had a chest infection again after that as a child.

      I am now fifty-seven years old and I remember that face

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