Spiritual Interview with Princess Diana: A Bizarre Conversation Between a Japanese Psychic and the Ghost of a British Icon

A man claiming to be a psychic who has contacted the lonely ghost of Princess Diana has released a full transcript of their interview.

Ryuho Okawa, a renowned spiritual leader in Japan and founder of the Happy Science Movement, dedicated to bringing greater happiness to humankind, claims to have spoken with Diana's spirit earlier this month in a Japanese lecture hall.

He has published the conversation in a book entitled Spiritual Interview with Princess Diana, which is being sold on Amazon.

The book begins with Okawa summoning the spirit of the princess, followed by polite greetings of good afternoon.

Okawa asks, “Are you Princess Diana?”

to which the response is, “Aha, yes.”

Diana then goes on to say she was invited by the International Division of Happy Science to speak to Okawa and his fellow psychics.

What follows is a bizarre series of questions and answers which, Okawa claims, were given by the princess herself.

They even refer to Kate Middleton, with Diana quoted as saying, “Catherine is very kind to me, I feel like that.”

Asked if she can forgive her husband, the spirit reportedly says, “no, definitely no.

I don't hate him, but I believe that he's a devil.”

On the accident, Okawa asks, “You actually died in a car accident in Paris, 20 years ago?”

Diana responds, “Car accident, there was a car accident and I was carried into the hospital.

After that, I'm sleeping, sleeping, sleeping, sleeping, but still living.”

On the queen and royal family, Okawa asks, “What do you think about Queen Elizabeth?”

Diana responds, “Maybe a great mother, but she is the last one, the last light of England.

Don't you hope that your child, Prince William, becomes the king of the UK?”

Diana responds, “I'm afraid that England will experience another revolution, so, I cannot imagine that the royal family will continue forever.

My tragedy, it's a turning point, I think so.

There's no truth, there's no love, there's no loyalty, there's no obligation to subjects, so I feel a little different, that's the reason I prefer Islam.”

On Charles, Diana says, “If it is just to attract the minds of men, it is not the real beauty, like my former husband, firstly, he loved me, but after marriage, he didn't have true love because it meant my beauty was just his accessory, so, he just wanted to show me as a beautiful lady and wanted to be proud of the fact that a prince can get the world beauty.”

The interview takes a dark turn when Diana's spirit is asked about claims she was killed by someone.

She is quoted as saying, “I'm not sure, but I felt some kind of evil intention.

Maybe secret service or someone was aiming to deprive me of my life after I got a divorce.

It's from Charles or he can send some messenger of death.”

When the psychics claim to tell Diana she is dead and a ghost, her reaction is written down as, “Oh, no, heavens no, I don't like ghosts, oh no, it's a dream, bad dream.

I have a grave of course, in England, but I am not living in that grave.

I mean, the people who died, they are lying under the ground, but I'm not there.

Of course, you said 20 years have passed since my death, but I cannot understand what my entity is, who am I, what am I, how should I live, am I just dreaming, or am I just lying like a dead person, please guide me.”

The book is certainly one of the more strange tributes to Diana as she is remembered 20 years on from her death.

It makes reference to Kate Middleton, William and Harry and Diana's former husband Prince Charles.

The conversation between Okawa and Diana's spirit is bizarre and raises many questions about the validity of psychic abilities.

About the author section claims, “to date, Master Okawa's books have sold over 100 million copies worldwide and been translated into 28 languages.”

In 1986 he founded Happy Science, a spiritual movement dedicated to bringing greater happiness to humankind.

Happy Science has 12 million members around the globe and spiritual centers in Hong Kong, Sao Paulo, London, San Francisco and many more cities.

In Japan, the movement even has a university and school buildings.

Regardless of one's beliefs in psychic abilities or the afterlife, this interview with the ghost of Princess Diana is certainly a unique addition to the many tributes and memorials that have been created to honor her legacy.