Copyright 2001, Colin C. Tipping

part beautifully for Diana — as did Camilla Parker-
Bowles and the Queen. Maybe it will be clear to ev-
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eryone who reads this book that the drama called for
such loving, courageous souls to play those parts in
exactly those ways and, let it be said, at great cost to
themselves. (Charles’ sacrifice for the sake of the
opening of the heart chakra of Britain was absolutely
no less than Diana’s — in fact, in ordinary human
terms, probably greater. It may have cost him his
crown, no less!)
Maybe too, it will be obvious to everyone that it was
all agreed in advance, prior to each character’s soul
incarnating into this world and that the paparazzi were
also playing an essential and loving part in all this
too, as were the editors who paid for intrusive pictures
of Diana.
Those who are indeed able to do the Radical Forgive-
ness reframe to this extent, recognizing that there were
no victims here, will be a great beacon of light to all
those who might otherwise choose to focus on the il-
lusion, close their hearts, and lose the love vibration.
It is my fervent hope that every reader who is changed
by my book will become a beacon of love — taking
over where Diana left off, helping people stay in this
new and higher vibration that her perfectly timed tran-
sition triggered.
And it seems to me that you lived your life
like a candle in the wind:
never fading with the sunset
when the rain came in.
And your footsteps will always fall here,
along England’s greenest hills;
your candle’s burned out long before
your legend ever will.
From © “Candle in the Wind,” Polygram International, Inc. Writ-
ten and performed by Elton John in Westminster Abbey at the
funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales, September 6, 1997.
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