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Don Galloway  1930-2009
Founder of Lynwood Fellowship

Don was undoubtedly one of the leading figures in the Spiritualist movement both as a medium and as an open-minded seeker of truth. He embraced every aspect of spiritual study and had a great admiration for and knowledge of the great pioneers and practitioners of mediumship.

Perhaps his finest achievement was the presentation of regular residential seminars for the past 25 years at various venues, organised by himself and fellow trustees of The Lynwood Fellowship, in which teams of excellent speakers and researchers came together to present their ideas, demonstrate their gifts and stimulate spiritual enquiry and self-realisation amongst those who attend.
The trustees of Lynwood are continuing this tradition and seminar quality which Don created and hope this will become his lasting legacy.
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BOOKLETS BY DON GALLOWAY

Don Galloway, the founder of the Lynwood Fellowship, was very active during his lifetime, giving his services to other individuals and organisations. However, he did find time to write a book and other articles, and made several small booklets, two of which are now presented on this website: “Sitting Around…” and “Comings and Goings”.
The contents refer to a period of nearly half a century ago, or more, and therefore may seem a little dated in terms of the culture and society presented. However, their content in terms of mediumship and spiritual awareness remain as relevant today in the 21st century as at the actual time when the events occurred. Those who desire to understand and seek to enlarge their knowledge will be rewarded by taking the time to read them, and by reflecting on the content.

Click below to download.

1. Sitting Around.pdf

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Why the Lynwood Fellowship?
      In my spiritual search over the last eighteen years, I have been to many different places and organisations, yet I have chosen the Lynwood Fellowship to be my main focus and ‘home’.  Recently I have reflected on this and thought it might be useful to put these musings in concrete form, to consolidate these thoughts in ‘black and white’.
I came fairly late in my life to the eye and mind opening concepts of the spiritual path, so never really was interested in becoming a platform medium of even humble ability.  However, I was very interested in knowing as much as possible about the processes and experiences that go along with mediumship.  To that end I visited many courses and workshops, my first with Ursula Roberts and my second with Eileen Roberts (at that stage I didn’t know how lucky I was to attend these!).  I went to The Arthur Finlay College, to courses in Wales and Sweden, to ones run by the ISF - International Spiritualist Federation (I am a life member) – and to the Lynwood Fellowship. Exploring as best I could, hampered only by time due to my teaching job, I sought out as many different areas of interest as I could.
Slowly gaining knowledge and experience, I found myself eventually only really attending two organisations, the ISF, and more frequently the Lynwood Fellowship.  So why?  What was it about the Lynwood Fellowship that kept attracting me back year after year?
First and foremost, there were no arcticles of faith, laws, tenets or principles that you were expected to sign up to. Everybody was entitled to his or her own ideas and beliefs. Secondly, the quality and mix of the designated speakers and tutors made each seminar interesting. There were always good mediums, but other speakers and demonstrators delivered a wide range of topics that broadened the mind. Among these were such subjects as psychic and spirit art, shamanism, crop circles, astrology, dowsing, ecology, aura soma, genetics, numerology, colour, graphology, drumming, crystal bowls and Tai Chi. This was an open organisation that was willing to listen and even give a platform to other points of view.
However, the noticeable difference between this and other organisations was in the attendees, they were such a mixture of backgrounds. Some followed the Buddhist path, were Christians, Spiritualists, agnostics, scientists, and so forth. They didn’t come to ‘learn to be a medium’ as many of them were mediums of long standing already. What they all sought was to communicate with like minds. I learnt as much outside the lectures and workshops as in them!

Mike Doig




Mediumship     Meditation     Philosophy

Healing and Alternative Therapies

Psychical and Metaphysical Studies


A warm welcome awaits all at a Lynwood Fellowship Seminar. We aim to encourage and assist you in your endeavours to achieve spiritual unfoldment, greater awareness, and the realisation of your true potential.

Our seminars are open to all, irrespective of race, religion, beliefs, or background, and will help you to develop your gifts, more fully know yourself, and to experience healing at all levels of your being.

Each seminar consists of a wide variety of lectures in the spiritual and metaphysical fields, plus psychic demonstrations, workshops, awareness groups, meditation sessions, and spiritual healing. You may attend as few or as many sessions as you wish. The Lynwood Fellowship does not hold to a specific credo.

Seminars are held in country house conference centres, and almost all rooms, single and twin, being en suite with tea and coffee making facilities. Normal and vegetarian diets are catered for, as well as any of special need.

Day visitors are always welcome, though prior booking is necessary.

Cost includes full board, with tea, coffee and biscuits served throughout the day.

 

For further information and a booking form
contact Barbara Hague in the contacts section