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Speaker 1: the Afterlife with Sandra Champlain. Welcome to our podcast. Please
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Speaker 1: the subject matter for yourself. Hi. I'm Sandra Champlain. For
Speaker 1: over twenty five years, I've been on a journey to
Speaker 1: prove the existence of life after death. On each episode,
Speaker 1: will discuss the reasons we now know that our loved
Speaker 1: ones have survived physical doubt, and so will we. Welcome
Speaker 1: to Shades of the Afterlife. Can I tell you it
Speaker 1: has been one heck of a wild week since last
Speaker 1: I was with you. I feel like I've had a
Speaker 1: growth spurt on the afterlife and on dying. Sounds kind
Speaker 1: of weird, doesn't it. Everything I talk about with you
Speaker 1: is just as much for me as it is for you.
Speaker 1: You see, I have a mind probably much like yours,
Speaker 1: who forgets about this stuff. It happens often. I get
Speaker 1: busy in life. You get busy, things happen, Fear creeps in,
Speaker 1: worry about the past or future, guilt, you know, all
Speaker 1: that stuff. I get an opportunity to research and record
Speaker 1: an episode of Shades of the Afterlife, and it's like, ah,
Speaker 1: I'm back. Okay, I'm a soul having a human experience.
Speaker 1: There's growth for my soul. It's okay to make mistakes.
Speaker 1: I want to use this episode for lots of different reasons,
Speaker 1: for some news, to give you my story of what
Speaker 1: happened this past week and why I feel like I've
Speaker 1: had this growth spurt, and also let you hear from
Speaker 1: a guest that I had speak on our Sunday gathering
Speaker 1: this past week about life and the afterlife. It was
Speaker 1: so amazing that I am just sharing it everywhere I can.
Speaker 1: Where to begin, Okay, let's go back two episodes ago,
Speaker 1: number one twenty one. If you listened, we did an
Speaker 1: experiment in remote viewing. It's an EESP technique. Why did
Speaker 1: I put it into Shade of the afterlife, you ask well,
Speaker 1: for the simple reason is once you can get a
Speaker 1: taste of how extraordinary your soul is and how you
Speaker 1: can see things in a different location that you shouldn't
Speaker 1: be able to and no things, then you can realize
Speaker 1: that you must be more than just the skin and
Speaker 1: bones that you think you're made of. So what I
Speaker 1: did two episodes ago, at the very beginning, I had
Speaker 1: an object sitting in front of me. I had something
Speaker 1: that I held in my hand, and then I had
Speaker 1: a song that I sang a little bit of. Here's
Speaker 1: the thing. I didn't describe any of them. I asked
Speaker 1: those who were listening to quiet their mind, use their imagination,
Speaker 1: and see in their minds eye if they could tell
Speaker 1: some elements of these objects and of the song. I
Speaker 1: don't want to tell you now, in case you haven't
Speaker 1: heard it, anything about the objects. But what I can
Speaker 1: tell you is I have received many emails from you
Speaker 1: listeners saying that your mind is pretty much blown because
Speaker 1: either you were right you were close to or you
Speaker 1: thought you were wrong. And those things that you did see, well,
Speaker 1: they were also things that were in my line of vision.
Speaker 1: So your soul picked up on something different than what
Speaker 1: I intended, but so what you got it. Those of
Speaker 1: you who feel like you got to the end of
Speaker 1: the episode and you are completely wrong, it's no problem.
Speaker 1: We need to be willing to be wrong and have
Speaker 1: a sense of humor, have the idea that it's okay
Speaker 1: to play with this and do it again. I want
Speaker 1: to give those of you who are interested in practicing
Speaker 1: this even more a nice way to practice. Pick up
Speaker 1: a magazine that either you haven't ever looked at, or
Speaker 1: maybe one that you haven't looked at in years. Take
Speaker 1: a few minutes, talk to your soul, say I intend
Speaker 1: to remote view some of the contents of this magazine,
Speaker 1: meaning pictures. Take a few deep breaths, have a notepad
Speaker 1: in front of you, and play. Don't try to figure
Speaker 1: it out. Because we have two sides of our brain,
Speaker 1: the analytical one. We need to tuck that away somewhere
Speaker 1: to work. We need to be okay to be wrong.
Speaker 1: We need to play with our imagination and just look
Speaker 1: at what images and thoughts come to your mind about
Speaker 1: what's in that magazine. Write them all down, take a
Speaker 1: little break, revisit it, write down some more things, and
Speaker 1: when you're ready, go page by page into the magazine.
Speaker 1: You may write down something, say that looked like a
Speaker 1: wagon wheel, but when you went through it, it might
Speaker 1: be a bicycle wheel. Again, don't look for exactly the object,
Speaker 1: although it may happen. Be open. You are building a
Speaker 1: relationship with your soul and watching how it works. The
Speaker 1: first time I had done this, I had a magazine
Speaker 1: called A Woman's World that I used to always purchase
Speaker 1: for my grandmother, and after she had passed, I still
Speaker 1: kept picking up those magazines and I decided to do
Speaker 1: this experiment, and my intention was to remote view what
Speaker 1: was on page twenty five. My mind came up with
Speaker 1: all kinds of different images and I got to page
Speaker 1: twenty five and none of them were on there. So
Speaker 1: I thought, ah, this didn't work. However, when I started
Speaker 1: reading the magazine, somehow my soul very quickly went through
Speaker 1: the pages and most of the things I had written
Speaker 1: down were inside that magazine. I tell you what blew
Speaker 1: my mind, absolutely incredible. I have more details on how
Speaker 1: to remote view one twenty one and also inside my
Speaker 1: book We Don't Die, a skeptics discovery of life after Death,
Speaker 1: which of course you can use coupon code free at
Speaker 1: my website. We Don't Die dot Com. So that's remote
Speaker 1: viewing now. Last week's episode, Death Is But a Dream,
Speaker 1: talking about the great work of doctor Christopher Kerr. My
Speaker 1: growth spurt started when I was researching that episode, and
Speaker 1: the more and more I got into it, I felt
Speaker 1: rather astonished that I didn't know this stuff before. Basically,
Speaker 1: we've all heard of deathbed visitations. You've heard me talk
Speaker 1: about them plenty of times, those moments just before someone
Speaker 1: passes and they look up and they can see a
Speaker 1: loved one or an angel. Lots of stories of those.
Speaker 1: But in a nutshell, I learned that part of the
Speaker 1: dying process sleep a lot number one. But the dreams
Speaker 1: we have occur as real as reality, and the people
Speaker 1: in those dreams are people from our past, people who
Speaker 1: have already departed this earth. They appear as if they're
Speaker 1: coming for us, often as if we are traveling, and
Speaker 1: the people who were studied say that these experiences really
Speaker 1: are just as real as anything else they're living in life.
Speaker 1: So we can be really comforted that our loved ones
Speaker 1: are there to help us across the vale. Not only
Speaker 1: have I received emails about the remote viewing experiment, but
Speaker 1: also several of you have told me stories of people
Speaker 1: in your life that approximately two weeks before they passed,
Speaker 1: they started dreaming and sharing dreams about loved ones, those
Speaker 1: dreams that were so real. Not too long ago, I
Speaker 1: was giving away a bunch of stuff. One of the
Speaker 1: ladies that came to pick some things up told me
Speaker 1: that her husband had just passed. It's rather an uncomfortable
Speaker 1: situation to be in. Do I tell a complete stranger
Speaker 1: that I'm the author of the book We Don't Die
Speaker 1: and that I have a podcast, or do I say nothing?
Speaker 1: You know what I did, right? I asked her, I
Speaker 1: have something a little strange that I'd love to share
Speaker 1: with you, but I don't know if it's okay. Is
Speaker 1: it okay that I share? And she's so, yeah, share
Speaker 1: whatever you'd like. And I said, I have known grief,
Speaker 1: and I've actually studied grief and looked for evidence. Is
Speaker 1: there an afterlife? And I've written a book on it
Speaker 1: called We Don't Die. Well, guess what happened? This lady's
Speaker 1: eyes just parked up and she wanted to know what
Speaker 1: I had to say. So not only did I share
Speaker 1: my thoughts best as I could, but I gave her
Speaker 1: a copy of my book we exchanged phone numbers to
Speaker 1: stay in touch, and of course there was a big hug.
Speaker 1: But before she left, she says, I want to tell
Speaker 1: you something about my dad. About two weeks before he passed,
Speaker 1: he had a dream. She said that my mother was
Speaker 1: there telling him it's almost time to come home. Get
Speaker 1: your affairs in order. So literally, this man believed he
Speaker 1: was going to die, got all of his affairs in order,
Speaker 1: and lo and behold. A couple weeks later he passed.
Speaker 1: So this just reassures me that the dreams we have
Speaker 1: before or we go are comforting. They can take away
Speaker 1: our fear of dying. We know our loved ones are
Speaker 1: there and that we don't have anything to be afraid of.
Speaker 1: Am I ready to die? No? Do I have fear
Speaker 1: of pain? Yes? I do, But we can talk about
Speaker 1: that later. Because I'm a big fan of what I
Speaker 1: know about hospice. I just thought a one more story
Speaker 1: before we go to the break. I was on an
Speaker 1: airplane years ago and the lady's sitting next to me
Speaker 1: and I were talking about life after death, and she
Speaker 1: told me that a couple of weeks before her mom died,
Speaker 1: she saw her husband. This lady's father in the hospital room. Now,
Speaker 1: this lady have been a long time smoker, and towards
Speaker 1: the end of her life, the children, her adult children said,
Speaker 1: you know, if mom asks for a cigarette, she's so
Speaker 1: close to dying, why not give it to her. So
Speaker 1: the it's asked her, you know, Mom, you've been asking
Speaker 1: for a cigarette, would you like one? And she says, no,
Speaker 1: your father's right here, and I don't want him to
Speaker 1: smell the smoke on me. I'm so excited that you're
Speaker 1: listening to the show because it has me do the
Speaker 1: research and learn for myself and be able to share
Speaker 1: it with you. So it's good stuff. Let's go to
Speaker 1: the break and when we come back, we will hear
Speaker 1: from Brian Smith about why he believes in the afterlife
Speaker 1: and some very powerful words and why not take a
Speaker 1: moment and think for yourself. Who's going to be there
Speaker 1: coming for you? Someone from your past, parents', husband, wife, siblings,
Speaker 1: the family, dog or cat jumping up on your bed.
Speaker 1: It's real, my friend, we don't die. So let's go
Speaker 1: to the break. You're listening to say of the Afterlife
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Speaker 1: back to Shades of the Afterlife. I'm Sanders Champlain and
Speaker 1: on this segment, I'd like to play some words from
Speaker 1: Brian Smith. He is the author of the book Grief
Speaker 1: to Growth. He also has a podcast by the same
Speaker 1: name and the website Grief to Growth dot com. Brian
Speaker 1: was my guest on our weekly Sunday gathering and his
Speaker 1: address was so fantastic about life and death and the afterlife.
Speaker 1: It's something I think every human being should hear. So
Speaker 1: here's Brian and Sander introduced me earlier, but just in
Speaker 1: case you missed the introduction, my name is Brian Smith.
Speaker 1: And before we get started, I want to get started
Speaker 1: with a very short story about who I am and
Speaker 1: how I came to be here today. I grew up
Speaker 1: as a child with a great fear of death. Religious
Speaker 1: beliefs like original sin and how actually tormented me. And
Speaker 1: that fear of death that I would actually even terms
Speaker 1: the natophobia, which is a hard word to say, led
Speaker 1: me to a fascination with studying death. And I've studied
Speaker 1: death for most of my life. Suddenly, in twenty fifteen,
Speaker 1: my daughter, who was then fifteen years old, Shane and Lane,
Speaker 1: she passed away into spirit and this is my daughter's
Speaker 1: Shane of behind me. I was lost. I was devastated.
Speaker 1: I really no longer wanted to be on this earth.
Speaker 1: And I know that for anyone who's lost a child,
Speaker 1: or someone as close as a child, it could be
Speaker 1: a spouse, could be a parent. I know you understand
Speaker 1: what that means. It's as if half of you left
Speaker 1: with them, and all of me wanted to be with her.
Speaker 1: All I wanted was to be with her again, or
Speaker 1: all I wanted was to be with her again. By
Speaker 1: new I had other responsibilities, a wife who's actually on
Speaker 1: here today, I have another daughter, I've got family, I've
Speaker 1: got friends, and I quickly realized that I couldn't just
Speaker 1: sit down and die. I had to keep moving forward.
Speaker 1: So what I did after Shanea passes, I accelerated my studies.
Speaker 1: And since that day, almost eight years ago, I've dedicated
Speaker 1: my life to learning more about the afterlife. And I've
Speaker 1: learned a lot from our friends, and I've taken what
Speaker 1: I've learned and I've integrated into my work for like
Speaker 1: the last four years. In the last four years, I've
Speaker 1: been teaching others about the afterlife and to day. As
Speaker 1: Sandra said, I'm the host of the Grief to Growth podcast.
Speaker 1: I'm a life coach, I'm a certified grief educator, and
Speaker 1: I teach something called positive intelligence. I do host a
Speaker 1: podcast on a YouTube channel and a write about what
Speaker 1: I've learned, and I recently lost a launch of program
Speaker 1: that incorporates all these principles I've learned into a curriculum
Speaker 1: that I got my clients through. So I say this
Speaker 1: to say I speak to you today as someone who's
Speaker 1: made this my lifelong study. This is my purpose. Now.
Speaker 1: I also want to say I'm a chemical engineer by training.
Speaker 1: I'm a very rational person. When I was a little kid,
Speaker 1: I used to take things apart just to put them
Speaker 1: back together again and see how they worked. Like Sandra,
Speaker 1: I'm a very rational and a skeptic person. I'm not
Speaker 1: really woo woo skeptic person. I'm not really woo woo.
Speaker 1: I study things. I don't take any of this for granted,
Speaker 1: and I don't take it on faith. I think faith
Speaker 1: is great, but I'm the kind of person I need
Speaker 1: to know. I just can't just believe. So I've studied science,
Speaker 1: I've studied philosophy, I've studied religion, and also subject to
Speaker 1: personal experiences like out of body experiences, near death experiences, mediumship,
Speaker 1: after life communications, etc. There's a whole body of evidence.
Speaker 1: So where I sit today, I am one hundred percent
Speaker 1: confident that we don't die, as Sandra says, I'm one
Speaker 1: hundred percent confident that we are spiritual beings having a
Speaker 1: temporary human experience. But this experience, while it is temporary,
Speaker 1: can sometimes be overwhelming, and I acknowledge that, and sometimes
Speaker 1: we need to be reminded of the greater reality, the
Speaker 1: overarching truth of our true temporary residence is where we are.
Speaker 1: So now getting onto the topic of the day, the
Speaker 1: topic of the day is home. And when I say home,
Speaker 1: that's that with the lower case age, but home with
Speaker 1: an upper case age. So what is home? Well, I've
Speaker 1: been on this planet long enough to have had several homes.
Speaker 1: I've had homes in different cities, homes of different states.
Speaker 1: I've lived in apartments. I've lived in houses where I
Speaker 1: grew up, a place I grew up with my parents.
Speaker 1: I've had temporary homes like when I went away to
Speaker 1: college and I lived in norms, and even more temporary
Speaker 1: homes like, for example, when you go on vacation, if
Speaker 1: you think about it, when you go on vacation, you
Speaker 1: stay in hotel for like a week. After a week
Speaker 1: or so, you're coming back to that room. That room
Speaker 1: kind of feels almost like home for a little while,
Speaker 1: and then you remember your true home is back in
Speaker 1: the city that where you live. But even none of
Speaker 1: these places are our true home with a capital age. Now,
Speaker 1: sometimes even when we're on vacation. Even when we're out
Speaker 1: having a good time, you get homesick, and even though
Speaker 1: you're intentionally away from home, you kind of want to
Speaker 1: be back to where you were. You want to sleep
Speaker 1: in your own You miss having your own stuff, and
Speaker 1: even though your away or your own volition, you long
Speaker 1: for home now again. At home, I think is relative.
Speaker 1: When I first moved in the house i'm living in now,
Speaker 1: or our city right now, I thought of my old
Speaker 1: house as home for a while, and then I got
Speaker 1: used to this being home, and now this is home.
Speaker 1: When my daughter moved away to go to college, I
Speaker 1: remember one time she said she's going back home, and
Speaker 1: she was going back to a dorm, and it kind
Speaker 1: of jarred me because I'm like, well, that's not your home.
Speaker 1: And my point is here. Once we're in this physical place,
Speaker 1: the room right now, and once we're in the bodies
Speaker 1: at room right now, for a while, we start to
Speaker 1: think of this as home, but it's not really our home.
Speaker 1: Bodies at room right now, for a while, we start
Speaker 1: to walk in the physical. As a term that Christian's
Speaker 1: Sunburg uses, this is a temporary experience. It's a trip
Speaker 1: away from home. It's you can think of as an adventure.
Speaker 1: You can think of it as an excursion. You can
Speaker 1: think of as a learning experience, like going away to college,
Speaker 1: or was going away to school. But we live in
Speaker 1: a virtual reality. We live in a simil elation. And
Speaker 1: I was speaking with some of the other day and
Speaker 1: they said, are you talking about simulation theory, which is
Speaker 1: a theory that physicists proposed. Well for me, I don't
Speaker 1: even think it's theory anymore. This is reality. This physical
Speaker 1: world that we live in, of course, is very real
Speaker 1: while we're in it. Well for me, I don't even
Speaker 1: think it's theory anymore. This is reality. This physical world
Speaker 1: that we live in, of course, is very real while
Speaker 1: we're in it. But physical is a matter of perspective.
Speaker 1: We happen to live in this world and we think
Speaker 1: of it as physical, but it's really just mental, or
Speaker 1: not just mental, it's really mental, it's consciousness. Now, my
Speaker 1: thinking has been greatly influenced by people like Bernardo Castro,
Speaker 1: who wrote a great book called wom Materialism is Blowning,
Speaker 1: and others that have come to the same conclusion by
Speaker 1: observing reality and using logic, then what we see is
Speaker 1: not as it appears to be. I've learned in recent
Speaker 1: years that everything is consciousness, everything exists within consciousness, and
Speaker 1: there are different levels of reality, if you will, they're
Speaker 1: kind of nesting each other, but none of them is
Speaker 1: actually physical. Physicists have even gotten to the point where
Speaker 1: they tell us that what we perceive as solid, all
Speaker 1: the stuff around us, is not really solid. That the chair,
Speaker 1: for example, that I'm sitting in, the chair that you're
Speaker 1: sitting in, might feel solid, but they're really vibrating masses
Speaker 1: of energy. As our technology has gotten better and better,
Speaker 1: we've gotten deeper and deeper looking into the physical. We
Speaker 1: realized that what we thought was solid at one time,
Speaker 1: it really isn't. When I was in college many many
Speaker 1: years ago, we thought that atoms were the smallest individual
Speaker 1: thing or the smartest indivisible thing, and then we realized
Speaker 1: they are electrons and neutrons, And then we found out
Speaker 1: those are made of the trinos and quarks and all
Speaker 1: these little tiny particles. But even as we've gotten even
Speaker 1: deeper into this, we realized that electrons themselves aren't even particles.
Speaker 1: They're waves of potential, and at the very smallest level,
Speaker 1: these little things we call particles are actually vibrating bits
Speaker 1: of energy. Now, for example, a hydrogen and adam itself
Speaker 1: is ninety nine point And I'm not going to say
Speaker 1: at all, but ninety nine point twelve nine six empty space.
Speaker 1: Everything around us that we perceive as solid is not
Speaker 1: really solid. So the reason I say this is this
Speaker 1: is kind of a projection of a deeper level of
Speaker 1: a consciousness that we live in. So why would we
Speaker 1: come here? Why would we come in this place that's
Speaker 1: not our home? But we come here for a time
Speaker 1: to experience. We come here to learn, to grow. We'd
Speaker 1: come here to learn compassion, we come here to learn love.
Speaker 1: We'd come here, as I said, to have experiences. So
Speaker 1: someone recently asked me if we're perfect in the afterlife
Speaker 1: or before we could come here, why do we have
Speaker 1: to come here to grow? Well, I would ask you
Speaker 1: what does it mean to be perfect? Your death? Experiences
Speaker 1: might say, well, suddenly I knew everything. I knew all
Speaker 1: the secrets of the universe. But that is actually intellectual knowledge.
Speaker 1: To be truly omniscient, To truly know everything, you'd have
Speaker 1: to know what everything is like, so something you can
Speaker 1: only learn experientially. To be an omniscient being, to know everything,
Speaker 1: you'd have to experience pretty much everything. For example, if
Speaker 1: you omniscient, being a knew everything, you wouldn't know what
Speaker 1: it's like to not be able to speak English. If
Speaker 1: you are never uncomfortable, you couldn't know what it's like
Speaker 1: to be called. To know what it's like to receive mercy,
Speaker 1: you have to be in a position where you need mercy.
Speaker 1: So hopefully you get my meaning. We need to have
Speaker 1: these experiences to understand what it's like to have these experiences,
Speaker 1: and we, my friends, are fractals of a greater consciousness.
Speaker 1: We are here on a mission to have these experiences
Speaker 1: to grow that consciousness. Now, some of us were taught
Speaker 1: growing up believing that there is a guide who was
Speaker 1: perfect and self contained and knew everything and God didn't
Speaker 1: need anything. I don't think that's necessarily the way that
Speaker 1: that level of consciousness is believing that there is a
Speaker 1: God who was perfect and self contained and knew everything
Speaker 1: and God didn't need anything. I don't think that's necessarily
Speaker 1: the way that that level of consciousness is. The consciousness
Speaker 1: that we are part of, is constantly expanding, is constantly growing,
Speaker 1: and it's actually growing through our experiences. That reality, that
Speaker 1: consciousness that source, whatever you want to call it, it
Speaker 1: actually needs us to grow. As we grow, it grows,
Speaker 1: and as we grow our individual consciousness, we grow the
Speaker 1: collective consciousness. Now we come here only for a short time.
Speaker 1: The reason why we're able to leave where we go
Speaker 1: and come here is because when we're there, we know
Speaker 1: this is a short experience. We know this experience is temporal.
Speaker 1: But when we're here, we forget that and we get
Speaker 1: attached to things here. But remember, everything here fades away.
Speaker 1: All the money that we accumulate, the homes that we accumulate,
Speaker 1: the cars that we buy, we're only renting, in fact,
Speaker 1: our very bodies, we're only renting. We're only going to
Speaker 1: have these bodies for a short time, and these bodies
Speaker 1: will fade away as well. But what's eternal as the
Speaker 1: result of the aparances that we have, the love that
Speaker 1: we gain, the wisdom that we gain, that goes back
Speaker 1: with us, and that's the only thing that goes with us.
Speaker 1: So I am going to pause Brian until the next
Speaker 1: segment because he's got another train of thought that is
Speaker 1: so good. Can you see why I wanted you to
Speaker 1: hear this? When he talks about our experiences, I often
Speaker 1: very playfully say, can you imagine a place that's all good,
Speaker 1: all of the time, where you have everything? So, say
Speaker 1: your favorite food is pizza. You know what would happen
Speaker 1: if you only got pizza? Who would become boring? You
Speaker 1: need to have the negative to the positive. Do we
Speaker 1: need so much negative? Well? I don't know about that,
Speaker 1: but I do know I cannot experience true joy unless
Speaker 1: I've experienced the opposite of that. He also talks about
Speaker 1: quarks and these tiny little things inside of Adams. If
Speaker 1: you study anything at the quantum level, you realize how
Speaker 1: much of us is made up of empty space. If
Speaker 1: you put a camera into one of the atoms within us,
Speaker 1: we would be completely invisible. All we are is vibrating energy.
Speaker 1: I do hope you're enjoying this as much as I am.
Speaker 1: I could listen to this over and over and over,
Speaker 1: and I will. Let's go to the break and then
Speaker 1: we'll be back with Brian. You're listening to Shades of
Speaker 1: the Afterlife on the iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast am
Speaker 1: Paranormal Podcast Network. To stay right there, there's more, Sandra
Speaker 1: coming right out. The Internet is an extraordinary resource that
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Speaker 1: you follow just Kevin Randall and you're listening to the
Speaker 1: iHeartRadio and Coast to Coach am Paranormal Podcast Network. Welcome
Speaker 1: back to Shades of the Afterlife. I'm Sanders Champlain. We
Speaker 1: aren't going to waste any time. We're going to dive
Speaker 1: right back in with that fantastic talk by Brian Smith
Speaker 1: from Grief to Growth. So I mentioned we come here
Speaker 1: to improve consciousness, and I mentioned we come here to
Speaker 1: improve consciousness. Of consciousness can improve itself and improve ourselves.
Speaker 1: But there's actually more. When I talk to people about this,
Speaker 1: this idea, they say, well, I would never sign up
Speaker 1: for this. There's no way I would sign up to
Speaker 1: come to this place. This place is stupid, this place
Speaker 1: is crazy. So maybe look at this from a different perspective.
Speaker 1: I'll give you a couple of examples. Now, when I
Speaker 1: was younger, I mentioned earlier, I'm a chemical engineer. I
Speaker 1: went away to college and I actually paid money to
Speaker 1: get my degree and it was hard. That shows chemical jinery,
Speaker 1: partly because it was the hardest thing that I could
Speaker 1: go through. But I wanted to learn, I wanted to grow,
Speaker 1: and as I said, I paid money for that. Now,
Speaker 1: I also love like reality TV. I just I love
Speaker 1: to watch human nature. And there are a couple of
Speaker 1: shows on reality TV. And one's called Naked and Afraid
Speaker 1: and the other one's called Alone. And in these shows,
Speaker 1: they put themselves in extreme conditions. For example, in the
Speaker 1: show Naked and Afraid, they go into the wilderness wearing nothing,
Speaker 1: and I mean they wear nothing. They have no clothes,
Speaker 1: no shoes, nothing. They get a bag and two items
Speaker 1: maybe it will have a pot in a knife, and
Speaker 1: they tried to sign just five for twenty one days. Now,
Speaker 1: when I explain this program to people, they say, who
Speaker 1: are these crazy people to do this? They must be
Speaker 1: doing it for the money. Well, in that show, there
Speaker 1: actually is no money. There's no prize in the show.
Speaker 1: In that particular show, they do it for the adventure.
Speaker 1: They do it for the challenge. They do it to
Speaker 1: improve their skills. They make themselves uncomfortable on purpose to
Speaker 1: see how they stack up. The other show I mentioned
Speaker 1: earlier is called Alone, and in that sense, it's even
Speaker 1: more extreme. These people go to Canada in the winter
Speaker 1: with a few items. Now they do have clothes, and
Speaker 1: they have tents and things, but they're literally alone. They
Speaker 1: take a camera with them, they fill themselves. There's no crew,
Speaker 1: there's no backup. There are bears, there are wolves, They
Speaker 1: are all kinds of predators. And they go out and
Speaker 1: they put themselves up against nature. And every time I've
Speaker 1: watched a show, every single contestant comes out change, and
Speaker 1: I mean change, not just physically because they lose a
Speaker 1: lot of weight, but they are changed mentally, spiritually, emotionally.
Speaker 1: The solitude that they go through, the hardships that they
Speaker 1: go through, actually hones them into different people, and they're
Speaker 1: different from the rest of their lives. And the last
Speaker 1: example I give about the way we set up challenges
Speaker 1: for ourselves. I love sports. I love watching people compete
Speaker 1: at anything. You ever thought about how silly sports are
Speaker 1: that we go out these big men and they put
Speaker 1: on these pads and they hit each other and they
Speaker 1: tackle each other, and one team's trying to move the
Speaker 1: ball way and the other team's trying to move the
Speaker 1: ball the other way, and it's all just fun, right,
Speaker 1: It's all just to see if we can do it.
Speaker 1: They risk life for them to do this. We pay
Speaker 1: money to watch it all for the challenge. Just as
Speaker 1: part of human nature. I think we seek challenges. So
Speaker 1: that's why we come here. Now. We often refer to
Speaker 1: the next life as the afterlife, and that's fine from
Speaker 1: the perspective. And when we're here, right, this life is
Speaker 1: here and then we have the afterlife. Now more accurately,
Speaker 1: there's actually one life, and I've heard it termed the everlife,
Speaker 1: but I actually started calling this phase of life the
Speaker 1: between life. When we come here, it's between We come
Speaker 1: from one place, we come here, and we go back
Speaker 1: to the same place, so this is really the between life.
Speaker 1: And the other day I would speaking with a gentleman
Speaker 1: and we were talking about my daughter who had transitioned.
Speaker 1: I like the term transitioned and graduated and things that
Speaker 1: let us know that our loved ones don't truly die.
Speaker 1: And he used the term continuation day to describe the
Speaker 1: day my daughter passed in the spirit, and I love
Speaker 1: that term. She continues that what we see is death
Speaker 1: is only the limit of our site. It's just the horizon.
Speaker 1: When a ship goes across the horizon. It doesn't disappear,
Speaker 1: it doesn't go away, it's just out of our sight.
Speaker 1: I've heard the term risen used to describe the dead.
Speaker 1: I love that term risen. The other day I heard
Speaker 1: someone use the term moved upstairs. All of these phrases
Speaker 1: remind us that this is not our real life, that
Speaker 1: this is not our home, that we each have our
Speaker 1: time to go through this, and then we each have
Speaker 1: our time to go home. We come here to go
Speaker 1: through these hardships. We come here to come out stronger.
Speaker 1: We come here to support each other and lean on
Speaker 1: each other as we make that journey home. So I'm
Speaker 1: not really an adventurous person. The other day someone asked
Speaker 1: me a question like, what's the most adventurous thing you've
Speaker 1: ever done? And I really had to think about that
Speaker 1: because I don't like adventure. My answer was, it's probably
Speaker 1: scuba diving. I'm not in a skydiving or extreme hiking
Speaker 1: or even running marathons. But I do want to say
Speaker 1: this to you. You may feel like you're not an
Speaker 1: adventurous person either, But if you're here, if you're listening
Speaker 1: to me, if you were the inside of my voice,
Speaker 1: if you're on the planet Earth. You are an adventurous person.
Speaker 1: We are the baddest of the bads. We are the
Speaker 1: tough guys people that choose to incarnate. We are as
Speaker 1: pretty special people. Christian Sundberg I mentioned earlier, wrote a
Speaker 1: book called A Walk in the Physical and he's got
Speaker 1: these pre life memories or between life memories, and in
Speaker 1: his experience he talks about being on the other side
Speaker 1: and what I would call the real life. He's walking
Speaker 1: around one day metaphorically speaking, he comes across as being.
Speaker 1: This being was different. This being was like shiny and
Speaker 1: bright and just you know, exuding wisdom and Christian wondering
Speaker 1: what made this being different and what he realized when
Speaker 1: the ascid of being was this being and had a
Speaker 1: physical experience, had incarnated, and it had changed him. It
Speaker 1: had grown his capacity, It had grown his wisdom and
Speaker 1: grown his capacity of love. When I interviewed Natalie Sudman
Speaker 1: for my program, she talked about the perspective from the
Speaker 1: other side, their perspective of people that come to Earth,
Speaker 1: and this is what she had to say in her
Speaker 1: book The Application of Impossible Things. This physical life is
Speaker 1: a unique experience and it's entrancing from the perspective of
Speaker 1: expanded awareness. It is utterly lovely, it is deliciously strange.
Speaker 1: It's challenging and wildly exciting. The razor focus required to
Speaker 1: remain in the collective physical is intensely satisfying for her
Speaker 1: whole self, for her higher self. Physical reality where we
Speaker 1: are is a balancing trick, a performance, high and intensely
Speaker 1: concentrated speed tests of complex skills. We are each an
Speaker 1: F twenty two pilot flying fifty feet off the deck
Speaker 1: through an impossibly narrow canyon. That's what it's like to
Speaker 1: be in the physical, and that's what you and I
Speaker 1: are going through. So I say this to you, my friends.
Speaker 1: If you're feeling overwhelmed, if you're feeling lonely, if you're
Speaker 1: feeling homesick, it's okay. When I was a child, my
Speaker 1: favorite movie was The Wizard of Eyes, and the song
Speaker 1: that Stephanie Mills sang is from the movie The Whiz,
Speaker 1: which came from the Wizard of Ozes. It's probably why
Speaker 1: it's one of my all time favorite songs. But when
Speaker 1: that movie came on, it came on once a year,
Speaker 1: And when I grew up, there was no DVR, there
Speaker 1: was no VCR, you either saw the movie or you
Speaker 1: still miss it to the next year. And I always
Speaker 1: made sure I was in front of the TV that
Speaker 1: night that movie came on. And if you know the movie,
Speaker 1: and remember in the movie, Dorothy is on an adventure.
Speaker 1: Dorothy is taking this adventure and she feels weak, she
Speaker 1: feels small, she feels powerless, and she meets these other
Speaker 1: beings that feel weak and they feel small and they're powerless.
Speaker 1: And they take this journey, and through the hardships that
Speaker 1: they face, they realize that the things that they were
Speaker 1: seeking were actually with them all along. They're seeking a brain,
Speaker 1: they're seeking a heart, they're seeking courage, and they have
Speaker 1: to go through these trials so actually exhibit these qualities.
Speaker 1: They have to go through these trials to actually understand
Speaker 1: that they already have them with them and to grow
Speaker 1: these qualities. But they take this journey. But if you remember,
Speaker 1: at the end of the movie, Dorothy wakes up in
Speaker 1: her bed with their loved ones all around her, and
Speaker 1: she realized that it was quote just a dream. That's
Speaker 1: what this life is like. So I want to review
Speaker 1: the lyrics of the song by Stephanie Mills, and I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna read it a little bit of this, She says. Oh,
Speaker 1: if you're listening, God, please don't make it hard to
Speaker 1: know if we should believe the things that we see.
Speaker 1: Tell us should we try to stay or should we
Speaker 1: run away? Or we'll be better to just to let
Speaker 1: them be. Living here in this brand new world might
Speaker 1: be a fantasy, but it's taught me to love, and
Speaker 1: it's real to me, and I've learned we must look
Speaker 1: inside our hearts to find a world full of love,
Speaker 1: a world like yours, like mine, like home. When I
Speaker 1: think of home, my friends smiling down on me, giving
Speaker 1: me their energy. When I think of home, I think
Speaker 1: of a peaceful world, enjoy all around me. When I
Speaker 1: think of home, and love that we share can never,
Speaker 1: never be taken away from me. When I think of home,
Speaker 1: I just sit down and think, and it gets down
Speaker 1: to my bones. When I think of home, I can
Speaker 1: hear my friends telling me, Stephanie, please sing my song.
Speaker 1: This is a strange place that we're in. This is
Speaker 1: a strange journey that we're on, and sometimes we forget
Speaker 1: while we're here, we forget we're surrounded by people that
Speaker 1: love us. Are these people in spirit, our past loved
Speaker 1: ones like my daughters, Shanam, our spirit guides, our families
Speaker 1: that we've left home, that we don't even remember while
Speaker 1: we're in the physical. When we go home, we'll see
Speaker 1: them again and we'll say, oh, yeah, I haven't seen
Speaker 1: no long time. Now. I'm about to wrap up here,
Speaker 1: and I want to, but I want to leave you
Speaker 1: with the comment that I I recently received from someone who
Speaker 1: had had a near death experience, and they posted this
Speaker 1: on my YouTube channel, and it just felt me with joy,
Speaker 1: he said. While I was there, I went way out
Speaker 1: to the cosmos, beyond the stars and the planet, to
Speaker 1: where it was total darkness, and I could see perfectly.
Speaker 1: I was able to look back at myself from above.
Speaker 1: I was on tiptoe, leaning as far as possible over
Speaker 1: the edge of the wisdom of God, as a woman
Speaker 1: go to a well to gaze down into it as
Speaker 1: far as I could see. I was wearing blue jeans,
Speaker 1: and I'm twenty three, though I was fifty seven at
Speaker 1: the time I died, and it had been year since
Speaker 1: I had warned jeans. I was face to face eye
Speaker 1: to eye when I was healed, though its first shown
Speaker 1: my family as forms once together, we all had bodies
Speaker 1: and faces, and we loved as we were always meant
Speaker 1: to be, laughing from that deep place with joy, and
Speaker 1: then knowing that we were safe no matter what. And
Speaker 1: I recalled trying to remember what was it that ever
Speaker 1: made me feel unsafe, and I couldn't bring to mind
Speaker 1: one single thing. It's an awesome place of love and
Speaker 1: happiness because we are totally united in truth. So it's again,
Speaker 1: we're here for a reason. If you're here today, you're
Speaker 1: here for a purpose. And I know it's a long journey,
Speaker 1: but it's a journey that's worth the adventure. It will
Speaker 1: pay off in the end. Way is that we can't
Speaker 1: even comprehend at the moment when you're feeling overwhelmed, remember
Speaker 1: the words of Ramdas, we're all just walking each other home.
Speaker 1: So let's hold hands and make it together. So in
Speaker 1: that spirit, I'd like to offer a little gift to you.
Speaker 1: It's a short guide that I have on a few
Speaker 1: things that I've found that worked for me when I'm
Speaker 1: in grief or actually at any time. So if you
Speaker 1: go to my website www. Dot grief togrowth dot com,
Speaker 1: that's Grief the Numeral two Growth dot com slash Sandra,
Speaker 1: you can download this guide for free. So thanks for
Speaker 1: being here, Thanks for listening, and I hope you have
Speaker 1: a wonderful Sunday. Wow, that's all I can say. Yes,
Speaker 1: we come here to experience. We are fighter jet pilots
Speaker 1: just fifty feet above the earth going through mountains and canyons,
Speaker 1: and it's a scary ride, but we are experiencing. We're
Speaker 1: going to go into the break, and when we come back,
Speaker 1: I'm going to tell you about this growth spurt and
Speaker 1: some things I've learned, and some television shows that really
Speaker 1: struck a chord with me in the afterlife. I've got
Speaker 1: some news for you. There's some good things that our
Speaker 1: researcher in Brazil, Sonja Ronaldi, has been up to. You
Speaker 1: remember her from episode number one, the scientist who gets
Speaker 1: images from the afterlife. All this and more, my friend.
Speaker 1: Thank you for listening, by the way, So let's take
Speaker 1: our break and then we'll be back for more Shades
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Speaker 1: You are not alone. Welcome back to Shades at the Afterlife.
Speaker 1: I'm Sander Champlain. I want to tell you about a
Speaker 1: car I once had. As you may know, I spent
Speaker 1: over thirty years being a chef for race car teams.
Speaker 1: Back in the nineties. I had a dream car. It
Speaker 1: was an Audie A four quatro. I loved watching them
Speaker 1: go around the racetrack. I spent years saving up enough
Speaker 1: money and I finally purchased that car in nineteen ninety eight.
Speaker 1: I loved it so much that the first night I
Speaker 1: had it, I slept in it. That new car smell.
Speaker 1: It was great. I had that car for ten years,
Speaker 1: and the last well many years it had problems, and
Speaker 1: I put a lot of money into it, and I
Speaker 1: mean a lot of money. The day came where there
Speaker 1: was an oil leak so bad that it would cost
Speaker 1: many thousand dollars to fix it, redo the engine, and
Speaker 1: I knew in my heart it was time to say goodbye,
Speaker 1: and it was very difficult. I loved that car. My dad,
Speaker 1: my grandmother, people that I loved had been in that car.
Speaker 1: I went through grief I did saying goodbye to that car.
Speaker 1: Why is my car story important? Because we each are traveling,
Speaker 1: like Brian said, in a rented car, this energy vehicle.
Speaker 1: Death of the human body is one of the most
Speaker 1: normal things, and for most of us on planet Earth,
Speaker 1: we are petrified of dying and what happens next. My
Speaker 1: growth spurt that I was telling you about started with
Speaker 1: learning of the works of doctor Christopher Kerr and these
Speaker 1: fifteen hundred patients that all had these true to life
Speaker 1: dreams weeks before they passed, seeing their loved ones young, alive,
Speaker 1: healthy well. One of your fellow listeners directed me to
Speaker 1: a short film on Netflix called End Game, where it's
Speaker 1: just as it seems, people were facing the end of
Speaker 1: their life and really dealing with the stress and fear
Speaker 1: of having physical life end. A doctor from the Zen
Speaker 1: Hospice Project spoke with a patient who was really fighting
Speaker 1: to stay alive and had a heart to heart about
Speaker 1: her prognosis, the fight and all the evidence that there
Speaker 1: is that we go on after physical death, and the
Speaker 1: woman decided not to fight it any more. I remember
Speaker 1: hearing a talk at an afterlife workshop I had gone
Speaker 1: two years ago, and the speaker said, over ninety percent
Speaker 1: of our healthcare dollar goes to people in their final
Speaker 1: months of life. That means we spend everything to keep
Speaker 1: ourselves alive. And to make a little joke here, that's
Speaker 1: what I did with my audie. I spent so much
Speaker 1: money just to keep it alive because I loved it.
Speaker 1: We do that as human beings. The fear of the
Speaker 1: unknown keeps us hanging on. I asked myself, am I
Speaker 1: comfortable with the thought of dying. You would think I'd
Speaker 1: say yes because I have all these afterlife podcast episodes,
Speaker 1: but it's still hard for me to imagine that I'm
Speaker 1: no longer here. Years ago, people saw a lot of death.
Speaker 1: People died in the homes, loved ones were laid out
Speaker 1: in the parlor. Here's an interesting tidbit fun fact. What
Speaker 1: we know as living room today used to be known
Speaker 1: as the parlor. Far too many people were seen in
Speaker 1: the parlor after they had departed that when funeral homes started,
Speaker 1: they would call them funeral parlors. Parlor got associated with death,
Speaker 1: and people, when they no longer had services in their home,
Speaker 1: didn't want the word parlor associated with home. So that's
Speaker 1: when the term changed to living room. And speaking of
Speaker 1: funeral parlors, I found a television show called Casketeers. That's right,
Speaker 1: casket Tears sounds like Mousketeers. Casketeers and I Binge watched
Speaker 1: a whole season in two nights. It is a reality
Speaker 1: show about a family that owns a funeral home in
Speaker 1: New Zealand. They are just regular people, but also death
Speaker 1: is part of their life. In each episode, they treat
Speaker 1: loved ones who have passed with dignity and respect. They
Speaker 1: care for the families, they have a belief in the afterlife.
Speaker 1: There is so much love and joy and humor in
Speaker 1: this show that after watching a full season, they're short episodes.
Speaker 1: I started feeling like I'm becoming more comfortable with death.
Speaker 1: It is difficult to find this TV show unless you
Speaker 1: live in New Zealand. I found it on a website
Speaker 1: called dailymotion dot com, so just search for Casketeers and
Speaker 1: you'll see it. As I was becoming more comfortable with
Speaker 1: seeing death through the eyes of people in a funeral home,
Speaker 1: I decided to do a little research locally on a
Speaker 1: funeral home. What if something were to happen to me,
Speaker 1: where would I go? What would they do? And I
Speaker 1: ran across fern Acre's Funeral Home, located just ten minutes
Speaker 1: from where I live. Now, I recommend you do the same.
Speaker 1: I found that they have an online pre arrangement form.
Speaker 1: It asks those tough questions, and I think, for myself,
Speaker 1: I'd prefer cremation for you. Maybe it's burial, but there's
Speaker 1: so much information about what happens arranging services. There are
Speaker 1: resources like what happens when a death occurs, there's grief support.
Speaker 1: I'm assuming that they're just regular people that have a
Speaker 1: lot of love in their heart that help people in
Speaker 1: that in between stage. I think, personally, if we can
Speaker 1: get to a point where even though we don't want
Speaker 1: to leave this earth just yet, but we have the
Speaker 1: arrangements made sure, we may have our will done, and
Speaker 1: that's great, but to feel comfortable with the steps that
Speaker 1: happen next. I'm actually considering taking a drive out to
Speaker 1: this funeral home, meeting the people. You know, God forbid
Speaker 1: something happens to me. My mom would be left with
Speaker 1: this and if she already knows where I'd like to go,
Speaker 1: she has a contact name. They'll make it easy. And
Speaker 1: this is something we can talk to people in our
Speaker 1: life about much easier talking now, perhaps over a glass
Speaker 1: of wine or two, then having those really tough questions
Speaker 1: if someone is ill, you know what I mean. I
Speaker 1: do recommend for all of us get comfortable in the
Speaker 1: fact that our bodies will go, but we live on.
Speaker 1: I have forgotten about my Audie until today because I
Speaker 1: drive another vehicle not as nice, but to me, this
Speaker 1: has been a topic that's been hard to think about,
Speaker 1: let alone talk about. So I do appreciate you, I
Speaker 1: really do listening to me and maybe bouncing around these
Speaker 1: ideas for yourself. Why not make it a party when
Speaker 1: the time comes and let your loved ones know you
Speaker 1: may be invisible to their eyes, but you'll be right
Speaker 1: there with them in their hearts. So here's some news
Speaker 1: for you. The movie about Sonya Rinaldi, Transcommunication to the
Speaker 1: Other Side, has just been added to Amazon Prime. That
Speaker 1: is a big deal. So if you're an Amazon user,
Speaker 1: just type in Rinaldi Instrumental trans Communication to the Other
Speaker 1: Side and you can watch it. If you're not in
Speaker 1: America and this doesn't work in your country, I do
Speaker 1: have the movie on my website, we Don't Die dot com.
Speaker 1: You can easily find it there on the store page. Also,
Speaker 1: back in December, Sonia a special event online with me.
Speaker 1: We did a raffle and one person that attended got
Speaker 1: gifted a session with Sonya Rinaldi. The results have just
Speaker 1: come out. The woman had lost her brother just weeks
Speaker 1: before in Lo and Behold, there's beautiful pictures to show
Speaker 1: that he lives on. I want to show this to you,
Speaker 1: So all you have to do is go to We
Speaker 1: Don't Die dot com forward slash News and you can
Speaker 1: see some of the work from Sonia Rinaldi, my ex
Speaker 1: boyfriend that came through pictures of my dad. I have
Speaker 1: a link to the special event we did with her,
Speaker 1: and then also the e magazine about Amy and her brother.
Speaker 1: If you enjoyed the clip of Brian Smith from our
Speaker 1: Sunday gathering, please consider joining us every Sunday two pm
Speaker 1: New York time. They are all recorded. Also, our new
Speaker 1: medium classes are open for registration. So again everything is
Speaker 1: at We Don't Die dot com. I want to share
Speaker 1: with you the quote that I put in my high
Speaker 1: school yearbook, Don't be dismayed at goodbyes. A farewell is
Speaker 1: necessary before you can meet again, and meeting again after
Speaker 1: moments or lifetimes is certain for those who are friends.
Speaker 1: That was written by Richard Bach from the book Illusions.
Speaker 1: I know I've given you a lot to think about today,
Speaker 1: and it's okay. It's all the journey of the soul.
Speaker 1: With that, I'm Sandra Champlain and I really, really truly
Speaker 1: want to thank you for listening to Shades of the
Speaker 1: Afterlife on the iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast AM Paranormal
Speaker 1: Podcast Network. Thanks for listening to the iHeartRadio and Coast
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