We are sad to announce the passing of Carol Lamb, the founder of Spiritual Alchemy and the Living Memory Research Trust. Carol was responsible for creating the content of these two websites and her books, blogs, videos, radio broadcasts and research offer an insight into the remarkable range of her work as a spiritual teacher and trauma consultant.

Jennifer Warters manages the Quantum Light social media platform. As a specialist counsellor working in partnership with the Living Memory Research Trust, Jennifer offers online Tinnitus consultancy and holistic therapy options for adults and children with additional needs through her Light Voice consultancy; her self help manuals are available on the website. Two decades of experience as a consultant clinician in speech and language therapy working with adults and children with learning disabilities was followed by extensive training in the principles and practice of metaphysical healing. A unique self help programme for Tinnitus, based in healing through sound and energy alignment was received from a higher stream of consciousness in the 1990s. This effective system has been validated in published clinical research and presented internationally over a 10 year period.

Michael Kowalski is an author, videographer and composer of orchestral and incidental music to accompany film, educational CDs and videos. He is web manager for The Living Memory Research Trust and Spiritual Alchemy websites and manages the Rainbow Light Studio YouTube channel.

Michael has made a detailed study of the findings revealed by decades of scientific and historical research of the Shroud of Turin, with a particular focus on the dating related evidence. The Jesus Archive webpage features two videos covering much of this evidence, which consistently supports claims that the Shroud is the cloth which wrapped the body of Jesus Christ in the tomb. He is the editor of the British Society for the Turin Shroud Newsletter and is also the author of The Shroud of Christ: Evidence of a 2,000-Year Antiquity.

Michael’s work can be found at his Amadeus Project website.