In life Rose Hawkins sold flowers on the streets of London,

and her regular 'pitch' was outside Charing Cross station.

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Her first recorded communication came in 1953

and she became a familiar voice during the recording work
of George Woods and Betty Greene.

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Rose describes, in simple detail, her life and activities in the Spirit World - from her appearance, to the type of home she inhabits,

and from her love of the garden, to the animals she sees around her.

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Rose's depiction of life in the Spirit World

became the benchmark for other communications

and was featured in Neville Randall's book Life After Death.

 

Here is a selection of communications given by Rose over twenty years...