Unveiling the Spirit's Wisdom: A Collection of Leslie Flint Recordings

There's a growing interest in understanding the connection between the spirit world and our material reality. Many believe the spirit realm holds vital knowledge that can illuminate the darkness of conflict and confusion in our world.

This collection offers a unique opportunity to explore these ideas through the work of Leslie Flint. Here, you'll find one of the largest online compilations of his recordings, spanning the early 1950s to the late 1980s.

Please note: Due to the age of the recordings (made over 30-70 years ago on equipment considered antique today), some may have background noise or be difficult to understand at times. We recommend using headphones for the best listening experience.

Please support the Leslie Flint Educational Trust which originally provided hundreds of similar recordings.

William Stainton Moses (1839 - Sept. 5, 1892) - English Cleric and Spiritualist Medium A Bridge Between Worlds: William Stainton Moses was a fascinating figure who straddled the worlds of religion and spiritualism in Victorian England. Born in 1839, Moses received a prestigious education at Oxford University and became an ordained priest in the Church of England. In 1872, at the age of 33, he attended a seance with a renowned medium, Lottie Fowler. This experience sparked a profound shift in his beliefs, leading him to explore the world of spiritualism. A Controversial Advocate for Mediumship: Unlike many spiritualists, Moses was a respected cleric who valued intellectual rigor. He documented his experiences through automatic writing, receiving messages he believed came from spirits. These messages were published in books titled "Spirit Teachings" and "More Spirit Teachings." Moses co-founded the London Spiritualist Alliance, which later became the College of Psychic Studies. This organization aimed to explore psychic phenomena through a scientific lens, a view that set him apart from some more sensationalistic spiritualists. However, his advocacy for mediumship created tension with the Church of England, which viewed it with suspicion. Moses eventually resigned his priesthood in 1886. Long after his passing, he came back to communicate through Leslie Flint in a number of recorded sessions. Stainton Moses #0 - recorded ?-?-19-- .mp3 Show/Hide Stainton's Call for Openness and Scientific Exploration - The late spiritualist medium, William Stainton Moses presents a challenging vision of the afterlife. He argues that rigid beliefs and outdated dogmas hinder our ability to grasp the reality of the spirit world. Stainton believes science holds the key: if we could establish a connection like a radio or television does, undeniable proof of a world beyond would be ours. He criticizes humanity's clinging to outdated belief systems, likening them to rafts in a sea of ignorance. He suggests these beliefs often serve self-preservation, protecting livelihoods and positions of power. In contrast, Stainton himself remains unburdened by religious dogma. His sole focus is on truth and the betterment of humanity. Stainton draws a parallel between Jesus and himself, both existing outside established religious structures. Their mission, he argues, was to share truth and connect with the divine source of good. He emphasizes the need to eliminate fear and religious intolerance, paving the way for a future where truth, not dogma, forms the foundation of religion. The talk then expands on the vastness of the spirit world. Just as the physical universe holds countless stars and planets, Stainton suggests the spirit world mirrors this diversity. He ponders the possibility of scientific communication with these "different worlds of the spirit," a prospect he finds exciting. Stainton highlights the immense potential within humanity. He emphasizes our untapped psychic and spiritual abilities, suggesting we are only beginning to understand what we can achieve. We are not merely physical beings, but a blend of the material, psychic, and spiritual. This life force, Stainton argues, holds the potential for incredible things. The excerpt concludes with a message of encouragement and comfort. Following a conversation, Stainton assures the listener, "Do not be discouraged, we are always with you." Stainton Moses #1 - recorded ?-?-19 - .mp3 Show/Hide Beyond the Veil: A Spiritual Journey - This lengthy, but somewhat fragmented recording features the spirit communicator, William Stainton Moses, describing the afterlife. He paints a picture of a vast universe filled with countless "spheres," each offering distinct conditions of existence. Evolution of the Soul: Stainton explains how our state of being determines the sphere we inhabit. Even though higher spheres offer more advanced experiences in idyllic paradises, we should never become static. He argues that a touch of "restlessness" - a desire for knowledge, self-discovery, and growth - is essential for progress. While happiness is abundant, absolute contentment would stifle this drive to evolve. A Universe of Diversity: Beyond our world, Stainton describes countless realms teeming with life. These spheres vibrate at a higher frequency but are just as real and tangible as our own. He emphasizes the incredible diversity of life forms, each contributing to a vibrant and endlessly surprising existence. Continuous Growth: Stainton reflects on his own spiritual journey, highlighting the numerous states of being he has experienced. This journey, he assures us, never ends. There are always new heights to reach and experiences to unfold. Beyond Time and Space: This recording delves into the nature of these realms. Traditional concepts like heaven and hell are replaced with planes of existence reflecting one's state of mind. Time and space lose their meaning, replaced by a higher dimension of consciousness. The Importance of Aspiration: Stainton emphasizes aspiration as the driving force of human life. He encourages us to shed fear of death, viewing it as a grand adventure leading to limitless possibilities for the human spirit. A Call for Spiritual Focus: The text criticizes a tendency to prioritize physical things and sensational phenomena over genuine spiritual growth. It highlights the selfless service offered by beings from higher spheres who strive to uplift humanity. Stainton argues that understanding these realms better prepares us for the transition after life. The Importance of Spiritual Values: He emphasizes prioritizing spiritual truths and values over mere physical manifestations. While physical phenomena hold a place, the message of the spirit remains paramount. Stainton laments the low quality and level of many spiritualist gatherings, urging a focus on true connection with higher realms. He concludes by calling for a balance - recognizing the need for psychic gifts, but ultimately emphasizing the importance of the spirit for humanity's salvation. Stainton Moses #2 - recorded ?-?-19-- .mp3 Show/Hide Stainton on the Afterlife: Harmony, Progress, and Discernment - William Stainton Moses offers a glimpse into the afterlife. He describes a realm similar to Earth, but absent of negativity and friction. Many souls find happiness in these harmonious spheres, regardless of their level. Stainton critiques the tendency of many mediums to focus on the periphery of the spirit world. He encourages a deeper exploration. He suggests a correlation between the character of a medium and the spirits they attract: truthful mediums attract truthful spirits. This discussion emphasizes the importance of discernment. We are urged to "test the spirits" who come through, ensuring their good intentions. Stainton expresses disappointment at the perceived lack of progress within spiritualism. Stainton Moses #3 - recorded ?-?-1956 .mp3 Show/Hide The Vastness of the Afterlife - Stainton Moses describes the afterlife as a collection of "worlds" or "spheres" existing alongside our own. These realms are as real and substantial as our world, but with no limit to their size or number. Life on these spheres is measured not in miles or yards, but by a sense of vast, never-ending space. No Heaven or Hell, Just States of Being: Stainton rejects the traditional concepts of heaven and hell. Instead, he proposes that our state of mind determines the level of existence we inhabit. Positive thoughts and actions lead to higher planes, while negativity drags us down. Harmony and natural law govern these realms. A Life of Endless Discovery: Stainton emphasizes the constant evolution and learning that takes place in the afterlife. Life is filled with new experiences, surprises, and never-ending excitement. He describes his own journey through various forms and states of being and expresses the joy of continual growth. Grades of Consciousness: A question from a listener prompts Stainton to elaborate on "grades of consciousness." He explains that perception is reality, and our earthly limitations of time and space don't apply in the afterlife. While a lower sphere might seem like paradise to its inhabitants, it wouldn't necessarily be paradise for everyone. Humans are inherently searching for something more, even if they don't understand it. The Mystery of God: Stainton acknowledges the unknowable nature of God. He describes God as a powerful force flowing through all things. Some souls are content with their current state, but ultimately, everyone strives for something more. This constant yearning propels us forward through the spheres. Death as an Adventure: Stainton encourages listeners not to fear death. He portrays it as a glorious adventure leading to incredible experiences for the human mind and heart. Life Beyond Earth: His talk shifts to discuss the diversity of life in the afterlife. While spheres closer to Earth resemble our world, those further removed become increasingly different. Beings on these higher planes are so transformed that they are beyond human comprehension. Some spheres achieve such a state of perfection that they are filled with unimaginable beauty of color and harmony of sound. The Human Condition: Stainton criticizes humanity for creating chaos and fear on Earth, despite its inherent beauty. He emphasizes that we create our own reality through our thoughts and actions. Spiritual Development Over Psychic Powers: Stainton warns against those who prioritize psychic development over spiritual growth. True spiritual development is the ultimate goal, and psychic abilities should be used for the benefit of humanity, not personal gain. Our Connection and Hope: Stainton assures listeners that prayers and good intentions are always with them. He hopes to inspire spiritual experiences that can uplift humanity. Their purpose is to break down barriers and bring humanity closer to God. The more we learn about the spirit world while alive, the better prepared we will be for the afterlife. They envision Earth as a training ground for the spirit. The Importance of Spiritual Communication: Stainton expresses concern about the low quality of many spiritualist gatherings. He emphasizes the need for genuine spiritual connection, not just psychic phenomena. True spiritual understanding is what will ultimately save humanity. Stainton Moses #5 - recorded ?-?-19-- .mp3 Show/Hide A Message of Hope and Guidance - We come not to judge, but to offer guidance. We see a world filled with suffering, teetering on the brink. Fear grips many, and the focus has strayed from the spirit. However, hope remains. As the saying goes, "seek and you shall find, knock and the door will be opened." Our motives are pure, driven by the highest good. The vastness of the spirit world defies complete description. To bridge the gap, we sometimes translate spiritual concepts into earthly terms. It is a world of reality that is not at all vague but quite real. Just like on Earth, there are substances such as minerals and other materials used to build homes. Even though thought and consciousness are fundamental to their lives and existence, it does not mean that everything is built by thought alone. Creating anything of value (especially on the lower spheres) still requires significant manual effort. While thought and consciousness are central to their existence, it's not a world of pure fantasy. Stainton Moses #7 - recorded ?-?-19-- .mp3 Show/Hide Truth and Healing in the Spirit World - Stainton Moses emphasizes the honesty and authenticity of life in the afterlife. He contrasts it with Earth's "falsity," highlighting the absolute truth and naturalness of the spirit world. A question about healing prompts Stainton to discuss the immense power of focused thought, sincerity, and love. He expands on this concept, revealing the existence of a vast "psychic energy band" surrounding Earth that's used for healing on the astral level. Stainton acknowledges the existence of many talented psychic mediums, but expresses a wish for them to cultivate a stronger spiritual connection. He emphasizes that genuine progress requires pure intentions, a focus on "working only for the highest good." The text then shifts to the topic of soulmates. Stainton describes how soulmates can evolve into an extraordinary union in the afterlife. He introduces the concept of a "sexless" state, achievable only after eons of development across various spheres. This state represents the complete union of masculine and feminine energies within a single soul. Stainton concludes by holding Jesus Christ up as an example of the most evolved soul the world has ever known. He emphasizes the limitless potential for development of the mind, spirit, and soul. Stainton Moses #8 - recorded ?-?-19-- .mp3 Show/Hide Angelic Evolution in the Afterlife - William Stainton Moses describes a fascinating vision of the afterlife. He suggests that advanced human souls on higher planes evolve into beings of great beauty and radiance, almost god-like in appearance. Stainton emphasizes the concept of constant evolution as the key to existence. Life progresses ever onward, towards greater beauty and complexity. He suggests that stagnation leads to a loss of existence. This evolution applies not just to humans, but to all living things. The discussion broadens to encompass life on other planets within the spirit realm. Stainton suggests that the development of Earth pales in comparison to these otherworldly civilizations. These beings, he claims, possess superior mental faculties in the form of much more highly developed brains, a deeper understanding of the nature of reality, and, while living in a higher vibration, enjoy direct access to a more adaptable and usable form of matter. This advanced knowledge allows them to travel between worlds, including our own, in "saucers" (presumably referring to UFOs). However, Stainton assures us that none have landed here yet, at least to his knowledge. Stainton explores the concept of form in the afterlife. He suggests that as souls evolve, their physical form becomes less important. Highly advanced souls transcend the limitations of gender and possess qualities of both masculinity and femininity. This great discussion concludes with a call to abandon restrictive beliefs. He urges listeners to move beyond outdated creeds and dogmas that hinder progress. Instead, he encourages embracing the true teachings of Christ, which he implies promote openness and growth. Stainton Moses #9 - recorded ?-?-19-- .mp3 Show/Hide (Appears to be the same recording as #7) Truth and Progress in the Afterlife: A Message from Stainton - William Stainton Moses paints a vivid picture of the afterlife in this recording. He emphasizes its authenticity: "Everything here is absolutely and completely real and natural," a stark contrast to the "falsity" he perceives on Earth. The discussion then turns to healing. Stainton highlights the power of focused thought, sincerity, and love. He reveals the existence of a vast "band of psychic energy" encircling the Earth, used for healing on a spiritual plane (the astral level). While acknowledging the talent of many psychic mediums, Stainton expresses a desire for them to prioritize spiritual growth. He emphasizes the importance of pure intentions, a focus on "working only for the highest good." The conversation shifts to soulmates. Stainton describes how these deep connections can evolve into an extraordinary union in the afterlife. He introduces a fascinating concept: after eons of development across various realms, a soul may achieve a "sexless" state. This represents the complete integration of masculine and feminine energies within a single soul. Stainton concludes by holding Jesus Christ up as the most evolved soul the world has ever known. He emphasizes the limitless potential for development of the mind, spirit, and soul in the afterlife. Stainton Moses #10 - recorded ?-?-19-- .mp3 Show/Hide This recording seems to be mainly the same as the previous recording - recording #9. By the way, many of these recordings seem to duplicate or overlap parts of other recordings. Therefore some may repeat. Stainton Moses #11 - recorded ?-?-19-- .mp3 Show/Hide A Glimpse Beyond: Words Fall Short - During a spiritualist gathering, a question arose about life in the higher spheres. The responding spirit communicator acknowledged the limitations of language. They explained that while some realms near Earth, like "Summerland," might be somewhat describable, the true essence of spiritual paradises lies beyond words. "It's a state of spiritual connection," they conveyed, "something you can only feel deep within your heart." Following this, William Stainton Moses took center stage, ready to delve deeper into the same topic: life on higher planes. (The rest of this tape seems to be reapeated in recording #12) Stainton Moses #12 - recorded ?-?-19-- .mp3 Show/Hide Diversity in the Spirit World: The afterlife, according to Stainton, isn't a one-size-fits-all experience. Here on Earth, spirit realms mirror our physical world to some degree. However, as we move further away from the material plane, life becomes increasingly difficult to imagine. Beyond Human Comprehension: Some spheres exist at such a high vibrational frequency that human existence there transcends physicality entirely. These beings, utterly transformed by the spirit, are beyond our ability to picture. A Universe of Beauty: Stainton describes other spheres as unimaginably perfect, filled with breathtaking beauty in sounds and colors we can't even conceive of. Harmony reigns supreme, a testament to the pinnacle of spiritual evolution. Yet, even these paradises are stepping stones to even higher realms. The Importance of Pure Motive: The subject shifts to the importance of intention within spiritual development circles. Stainton emphasizes the need for complete selflessness. He criticizes those who seek mediumship for egotistical reasons, prioritizing personal gain over service to humanity. He suggests that reaching a true connection with the spirit world requires a vast amount of dedicated effort. Simple Hearts and Spiritual Wisdom: Interestingly, Stainton suggests that outward wealth or intelligence doesn't necessarily correlate with spiritual advancement. Sometimes, it's the "simple-hearted soul" who is most receptive to spiritual truths. He cites Jesus' humility and connection to the Divine as an example of this principle. Those consumed by material success and intellectual pursuits, Stainton warns, may be neglecting their spiritual development. Please support the Leslie Flint Educational Trust which originally provided hundreds of similar recordings.