Harold see evidence that “there is a connection between the realm of the spirit and our natural world” in shared Celtic beliefs. Do you think that’s true?

Harold states that all the Celtic countries he’s visited share the same beliefs, and he believes it’s evidence that “there is a connection between the realm of the spirit and our natural world.” Do you think that’s true?

I love books like this because I do believe that there are connections between the world we cannot see and our world. We just need to stay open to the possibilities that surround us.

I am a big believer in ‘thin spaces’ where the realm we see and the realm we can’t see are close to each other. To me these spaces allow us to feel the presence of our loved ones in a more vivid way.

I think there is always a connection between the natural world and the spirit realm. There are things that happen that cannot be explained without believing in the spirit realm.

Whether from beliefs in reincarnation, genetics, religion or mediums; many people believe in voices or direction from past persons. I suspect they are correct.

I do think there is a connection between us and those that have passed. We have to be open to it. The feeling we get that we are not alone, or that there is someone near is not our imaginations.

Yes, I call it faith.

There is much we do not know and must take on faith.

Yes, I do believe there is a connection. Why else would I pray?

To not believe there is a connection between the spiritual world and the real world is to deny that human beings don’t really know how or why we exist. Spirituality is as close as we get to connecting to answers to those eternal questions.

What is superstition? What is faith? What is real? It's hard to really know.

I believe in God and also in the devil acting in my life. So how is that really different from believing in fairies? We don't know what happens after we die - to us or to our loved ones. Can they still help - or hurt - us after death? I just don't know.

Fascinating book.

ABSOLUTELY!

I love all the replies - pretty much sums up all my feelings - I do think there is a connection. We just don't know what or how it works but believing is certainly more fun, comforting & enjoyable than not believing. When we buried my brother's cremated remains under a favorite tree on his property & a butterfly landed on my mother's hand...well, yes, we do believe that he visited us.

Absolutely do not know. Sometimes I believe and sometimes I dismiss it. Too confusing. Although I will say it seems to me I believe more than I disbelieve. Does that make sense?