Helen George, widely recognized for her role as nurse Trixie Franklin in the acclaimed BBC series *Call the Midwife*, has spoken openly about her interest in spirituality and mysticism, particularly her experiences with tarot readings. During a recent discussion, George described encountering phenomena she finds difficult to explain, especially through tarot cards and sessions with mediums who have provided detailed and personal insights into her life.

Her fascination with the mystical emerged during an early stage production of *The Woman in White* at London’s Palace Theatre, where she first connected with fellow West End actress Yvette Robinson. Robinson, known for performances in musicals such as *Evita* and *Mamma Mia!*, introduced George to various mystical practices. George recalls noticing runes on Robinson’s dressing room table and a copy of the *Bhagavad Gita*, a significant Hindu scripture, which sparked a deeper bond between the two actresses.

The shared interest in spirituality led George and Robinson to co-create the podcast *Mystic Mates*, where they explore themes of mysticism and spiritual experiences. Despite George’s cautious approach due to her public profile, she expresses a genuine curiosity and respect for these practices, highlighting the personal significance of the insights she has gained.

George’s openness reflects a growing cultural engagement with alternative spiritual paths and underscores how public figures are increasingly willing to discuss aspects of their personal beliefs and experiences beyond the conventional spotlight.