Diana Speaks....
Some words of Diana, both from her earthly life and now from her spirit life.
"My inner strength has never let me down,
and my guides have taken such good care of me up there."
Diana speaking on the Paul Burrell tapes for his book "A Royal Duty"
"I like to be a free spirit. Some don't like that, but that's
the way I am."
"Still alive it would have been this invaluable experience that I saw both in Angola and Bosnia that would have
determined my future which would have been to become more constructively involved in issues of humanitarian, and
so too albeit political interest, and I had thoughts of this being an involvement in the
current and ongoing unrest in Palestine and the Middle East. I saw myself increasingly as a kind of "Peace - Maker "
and because I was seen to be non-prejudiced or judgmental of anyone and respected as such, a powerful one with
plenty of work for me to do, work that personally gave me back so much, all the encouragement I needed anyway to
continue with it wherever it took me! It of course, due to the events in Paris wasn't to be, I'd stepped on powerful
toes and it was seen by my actions that I had no intentions of giving up the cause, whatever that cause might be…"
-- From a Precis given through Andrew.
“ I am able to say that when I was first over here within this realm, I knew that if I chose to remain silent then I could
easily do so. … I was given some advice by those who are here and those who were my loved ones on this level.
They made me see that I could still be a driving force within my children’s world and that I needed to do so if there
was to be any future for the kingdom. I am greatly enamored of the idea that I can still make the world better, and
possibly even more so, than I would ever have dared dream when upon that world.” --- Words spoken to Rose when
she asked why Diana still wanted to deal with this world.
"Anywhere I see suffering, that is where I want to be, doing what I can."
"I think the biggest disease the world suffers from in this day and age is the disease of people feeling unloved. I
know that I can give love for a minute, for half an hour, for a day, for a month, but I can give. I am very happy to do
that, I want to do that."
"I want to walk into a room, be it a hospital for the dying or a hospital for the sick
children, and feel that I am needed. I want to do, not just to be."
"I'm aware that people I have loved and have died are in the spirit world looking
after me."
"So many people supported me through my public life and I will never forget them."
" Every anniversary of August 31st some people still continue to make a vigil to "Kensington Palace" where they
leave flowers and cards, posters, photographs in my memory. It is incredibly touching but it also is powerfully
energetic and it is this energy which has determined that I can and have returned! I have said before that there is
important work still left for me to do, this would have been so anyway as albeit in my head when I died my agenda
was full and I had no intention of abandoning people who I knew were somewhat dependent on me or at least my
fighting for them in whatever capacity was necessary, there was no question that I'd leave them high n' dry!" --Said
through Andrew in a precis.
"You can't comfort the afflicted without afflicting the comfortable."
“I am of working with him as we speak, and have made great headway. He is not one who can as easily work with this
world consciously yet and he is often fighting the words that I send him. We shall continue as we have planned, and I
think that you will recognize the words that I have given to him if he makes this known to the world at large. When
you have been given his words from me, I will then give you your part of this to bring to fruition. I am going now to
work with him even more fully and will be in touch with you again. All is still as we have planned, but not as easily as I
might have hoped it would be. I am well aware that you wait patiently and I am also aware that you are waiting for
further instructions." -- Words given to Rose in 1998 about the presence of a male that Diana would work through
and that the two would eventually be aligned in Diana's work. Rose discovered Andrew and his work in 2005.
As a surprise for Prince Charles's 37th birthday in 1985, the free spirited Diana appeared on stage with Wayne
Sleep at the Royal Opera House holding a special evening of light entertainment in his honour. Diana excused
herself from her husbands side in the royal box and he next saw her in a slinky, satin dress and performing a dance
routine to the song 'Uptown Girl' with Wayne Sleep on the stage that they'd been secretly practicing to surprise
Charles.
As she was growing up, Diana had wanted to become a ballet dancer but she grew too tall. The audience were
delighted with the impromptu performance and the dancers received a standing ovation but Prince Charles was not
saying this was not the way a future Queen ought to be conducting herself publicly and was embarrassing for the
royal family. A gift of affection from Diana to him -- rejected!
