In this session with Leslie Flint, the three people in the room are Flint, Mrs. Browning, and Mr. Browning. David comes through from spirit. The casual conversation and his reassurance that he is with them wherever they go are demonstrations that he is alive and is active in their contemporaneous lives.

David (in spirit): I could have come earlier, but I felt that perhaps I’d wait until almost the end, you know.

Mrs. Browning: Yes.

David: Not butt in. And, I mean sometimes, some people don’t seem to get much time or opportunity. Mrs. Portage, her husband always seems to hang back.

Mrs. Browning: Oh, he does, doesn’t he?

David: I decided tonight I’m going to hang back and give some of the others a chance.

Mrs. Browning: Oh, that was very good of you Darlin’. Will I be seeing you soon, will I be hearing from you soon, cause Leslie’s going off to America.

David: You know Mum, you know Mum.

Mrs. Browning: Yes Dear.

David: You know, wherever, wherever you are, I can come to you.

Mrs. Browning: Yes, I know.

David: I know it’s nice to come and talk to me and I love to come and talk to you, it’s marvelous. But the whole point is that wherever you and Dad are, I’m there.

Mrs. Browning: Yes, I know that.

David: You perhaps don’t even realize it, especially when you’re quiet and peaceful, or perhaps you’re, you know, listening to wireless or watching the Telly or something, whatever it is. Time and place mean nothing to me any more. I can be with you whenever I want to. I come to see you every day without fail. You know that.

Mrs. Browning: Yes, Darlin’. Do I ever come over when I’m asleep?

David: Oh yes, quite often.

Mrs. Browning: I don’t remember anything when I awake.

David: You don’t. Well, I only hope one day you will.

Mrs. Browning: I’d love to.

David: Because I’d like to think that you’ll remember some of the things that happen because you’re often with me over here. But there again, you know, it’s so often with you that I wonder if maybe later on, who knows, that maybe I could do certain things to attract your attention. I’d like to do that.

Mrs. Browning: Yes, that would be very good.

David: Silly things, perhaps, but nevertheless, that would could give you some indication of my presence. That would be something, wouldn’t it?

Mrs. Browning: Yes, that would be.

David: Can you hear me Dad?

Mr. Browning: Yes, I’m here David.