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Speaker 1: Hi.
Speaker 3: I'm Sandra Champlain. For over twenty five years, I've been
Speaker 3: on a journey to prove the existence of life after death.
Speaker 3: On each episode, we'll discuss the reasons we now know
Speaker 3: that our loved ones have survived physical death and so
Speaker 3: will we. Welcome to Shades of the Afterlife and welcome
Speaker 3: to our two hundredth episode celebration. I have three great
Speaker 3: guests here to celebrate it with us, including Tom Dan Heiser,
Speaker 3: the man who first had the idea of this show,
Speaker 3: also New York Times best selling author and three time
Speaker 3: near death experiencer Danian Brinkley. But first I'd like to
Speaker 3: introduce you to someone who probably needs no introduction. George
Speaker 3: Nori is the host of Coast to Coast AM. His
Speaker 3: captivating interviews with fascinating guests are heard by millions of
Speaker 3: listeners nightly. He's also the host of the television show
Speaker 3: Beyond Belief. He's authored and co authored several books, including
Speaker 3: one about the afterlife called Talking to the Dead. And
Speaker 3: what he may not know is what a prof found
Speaker 3: difference he has made in my life. George, Welcome to
Speaker 3: Shades of the Afterlife.
Speaker 1: Sandrew, my pleasure and congratulations on your two hundredth show.
Speaker 1: That's amazing, it is, and it.
Speaker 3: So hard to believe that you and Tom had the
Speaker 3: faith in me for this show. So thank you on
Speaker 3: behalf of all the people listening, because so many people
Speaker 3: wouldn't be listening without you.
Speaker 1: Now, the first time we heard you, we were impressed
Speaker 1: beyond belief, as one would say, and we had to
Speaker 1: do something with you. And when we came up with
Speaker 1: the Pureanormal Podcast Network, you were a natural for that.
Speaker 3: Oh, thanks so much. I remember being beyond belief with
Speaker 3: you out there in Colorado, and you had told me
Speaker 3: a story why you not only have faith in the afterlife,
Speaker 3: but you know the reality of the afterlife. Can I
Speaker 3: ask you to share with our listeners why you believe?
Speaker 1: I believe because strange things have happened. And I think
Speaker 1: that story I was telling you had to do with
Speaker 1: that fire, wasn't it. Yes, I was a little boy.
Speaker 1: My mother was raised in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. Her father owned
Speaker 1: a furniture company on the bottom of level of a
Speaker 1: series of apartments that he had built that he rented
Speaker 1: out to people. And they had two units of an
Speaker 1: apartment building that they kind of co created together. So
Speaker 1: it was one big place. So my parents were up
Speaker 1: on the third floor. I was sleeping on the second level.
Speaker 1: Underneath us was the furniture store. Well, in the middle
Speaker 1: of the night, I was woken up by a firefighter
Speaker 1: who said, wake up, wake up, get everyone out of
Speaker 1: the house. There's smoke in the house. There could be
Speaker 1: a fire. There was something was going on in the
Speaker 1: furniture store. A mattress had caught fire. So I woke
Speaker 1: up sprung out of bed, ran upstairs, got my parents,
Speaker 1: got everybody out of the apartment complex. The Fitchburgh set
Speaker 1: in a newspaper took a picture of a little twelve
Speaker 1: year old George Nori in his spare feet walking across
Speaker 1: the street. And after it was all done, my dad
Speaker 1: went up to the fire chief and he said, we
Speaker 1: want to thank the firefighter who woke up my son
Speaker 1: and got us out of there. And he said, sir,
Speaker 1: we never got into your apartment complex. He said, yes
Speaker 1: you did. There was a firefighter with the helmet the mask.
Speaker 1: He woke my son up and said, get everybody out
Speaker 1: of here. He said, sir, we were only down in
Speaker 1: the furniture store where the fire was. We never made
Speaker 1: it up to your apartment. What could that be, Sandra.
Speaker 3: An angel? That's somebody from the afterlife and they can
Speaker 3: come right in to shake us up and be there
Speaker 3: to save our lives. I would say, So, George was
Speaker 3: at the beginning of you really looking for what else
Speaker 3: is possible because you have had a lifetime of interviewing
Speaker 3: great people and really on sharing so much. Is that
Speaker 3: where that love of searching began.
Speaker 1: It didn't begin there, but it sure contributed to it.
Speaker 1: The beginning was my mother. She gave me a book
Speaker 1: called We Are Not Alone by the late Walter Sullivan,
Speaker 1: who was a New York Times science writer, about his
Speaker 1: theory that we are not alone in the universe. And
Speaker 1: I'm reading this book and I'm fascinated by it. Then
Speaker 1: look magazine, of course to the story on the Barney
Speaker 1: and Betty Hill abduction case. I'm fascinated with that. And
Speaker 1: I made the decision at a very young age, in
Speaker 1: my early teens, I was going to go into broadcasting
Speaker 1: and unravel these stories. That's what I wanted to do,
Speaker 1: because I said to myself, people who are part of
Speaker 1: these programs, these UFOs and these after life stories will
Speaker 1: talk to a journalist before they just talked to George
Speaker 1: NORRII picking up the phone. So I decided at that
Speaker 1: young age that's what I wanted to do. I wanted
Speaker 1: to go in the broadcasting. Now, my dad had other ideas.
Speaker 1: He wanted me to become a dentist, and so for
Speaker 1: two years I went to the University of Detroit to
Speaker 1: kind of acquiesce his desires of me wanting to become
Speaker 1: a dentist, until one day I realized They had a
Speaker 1: great broadcast curriculum there, and a friend of mine who
Speaker 1: was in that curriculum said, you ought to switch and
Speaker 1: come into broadcasting. As a matter of fact, I'm working
Speaker 1: at a TV station right now and I'm going home
Speaker 1: for Christmas. They won't let me go unless I find
Speaker 1: somebody to replace me. He was just a copyboy, made
Speaker 1: two dollars an hour, and I said I'll do it.
Speaker 1: So I did, and they kept me, and they kept him.
Speaker 1: And I came back and switched my major in the broadcasting.
Speaker 1: And my dad got the report cards because he paid
Speaker 1: the college tuition. And when the report card showed up,
Speaker 1: he called me downstairs and he said, George, come here.
Speaker 1: We need to talk about your report card. I said, yeah, Dad,
Speaker 1: what's wrong? He said, well, I got the wrong report card.
Speaker 1: I said what do you mean. He said, well, some
Speaker 1: kid at your university is a seeing broadcast courses, speech
Speaker 1: classes and all that, but there's nothing here with science
Speaker 1: and your dental stuff. We got the wrong stuff. I said, Dad,
Speaker 1: I switched my major. He wouldn't talk to me, Sandra
Speaker 1: for two months, until one day he was watching a
Speaker 1: television newscast on that station. I was working for and
Speaker 1: they would run credits at the end on Friday night
Speaker 1: and it popped up George Nori, production assistant, and he
Speaker 1: saw my name. He stayed awake until I got home.
Speaker 1: Got home about midnight and he said, was that your
Speaker 1: name I saw on that station? And I said, yeah, Dad,
Speaker 1: that's what I'm doing now, I told you, and he
Speaker 1: loved it ever since.
Speaker 3: I bet he did. Similar thing happened when I wrote
Speaker 3: my book. My mom was thinking, what is this book?
Speaker 3: You know, what do you really have to say? And
Speaker 3: she got the very first copy George and I dedicated
Speaker 3: to her, and she says, Sandra, you're going to change
Speaker 3: the world with this information. So it's wonderful that her
Speaker 3: parents believe in us. George, You've heard many stories throughout
Speaker 3: the years. Are there any afterlife topics from mediums or
Speaker 3: near death experiences or topics like that that when you
Speaker 3: have a guest on you think, ooh, I really like
Speaker 3: hearing about that.
Speaker 1: I liked the story I got one day from an
Speaker 1: individual who called me years ago and said that it
Speaker 1: was like during open lines that he called and he
Speaker 1: was depressed one day and he didn't know what to do,
Speaker 1: so he decided he was going to do himself in,
Speaker 1: and he went driving into a small town to try
Speaker 1: to find a place where he was going to kill himself.
Speaker 1: And he sat at a park bench overlooking a lake
Speaker 1: with ducks that would fit the water and fly out,
Speaker 1: and he said, this is where I decided I was
Speaker 1: going to shoot myself. And he said, just wasn't. I
Speaker 1: was ready to pull on my revolver. This old farmer
Speaker 1: came down and sat next to me and his coveralls,
Speaker 1: talking about life. He wouldn't leave me alone. I'm there
Speaker 1: to shoot myself, and he's just talking and talking about
Speaker 1: people and life and love. And he just talked for
Speaker 1: about thirty minutes, shook my hand, got up and left.
Speaker 1: He said, but I got to tell you, George. After
Speaker 1: he had done this, I felt so good about myself.
Speaker 1: I decided I wasn't going to kill myself. So I
Speaker 1: went back to my town, got a new job, got
Speaker 1: a relationship. I'm happy. Everything's going right. Decided about a
Speaker 1: year later to go back to that little town to
Speaker 1: thank that old man. And I figured the only place
Speaker 1: that would know him would be the barber shop. It's
Speaker 1: a small little community. So he goes into the barbershop
Speaker 1: and says, I'm looking for a guy who looks like this,
Speaker 1: this and this and this. And the barber said, oh,
Speaker 1: you want to go to the top of the hill
Speaker 1: the white house on the right talk to his daughter,
Speaker 1: and he said, okay, I will, and he said, George,
Speaker 1: whither was going up to the house. I kind of
Speaker 1: had a feeling something had happened to me. I knock
Speaker 1: on the door and this girl comes and he said,
Speaker 1: excuse me, but about a year ago, I think your
Speaker 1: father saved my life and I just wanted to thank
Speaker 1: him for that. She said, well, stop right now, because
Speaker 1: you're about the fifth person to come to me in
Speaker 1: the last ten years. Dad died ten years ago. That
Speaker 1: was chilling.
Speaker 3: It is, George. I've interviewed so many people who have
Speaker 3: near death experiences, and they say that we get to
Speaker 3: replay our lives from the viewpoint of someone else, and
Speaker 3: first we go through some of those things that are
Speaker 3: tougher times that we could have made maybe a different decision,
Speaker 3: But then we get to see the difference we've made
Speaker 3: in people's lives, and it's shown as the ripple effect.
Speaker 3: And I know because I've been a guest on Coast
Speaker 3: to Coast am and I've heard your listeners call in.
Speaker 3: You give people life, You give people things to think about,
Speaker 3: guests to hear new ways of looking at life, and
Speaker 3: you really empower them. So I know your day will
Speaker 3: not be for many, many years in the future, but
Speaker 3: when it does happen, I think you'll be surprised just
Speaker 3: what a difference from that twelve year old boy to now,
Speaker 3: the difference that you've made in the life of many.
Speaker 1: And I'll come back on change of the afterlife even
Speaker 1: from the other I hope.
Speaker 3: So do you have any last words today for our listeners.
Speaker 1: It's just satt to continue listening to the great job
Speaker 1: that you do. And I want to thank you once
Speaker 1: again for everything you do on the Paranormal Podcast Network
Speaker 1: and again congratulations on your two hundredth show.
Speaker 3: Oh George, thanks so much for being our guest today.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 3: You can visit George of course at Coast to coastam
Speaker 3: dot com watch his television show at Beyondbelief dot com.
Speaker 3: We're going to go into our first break, but you
Speaker 3: may ask yourself who had the great idea for Shades
Speaker 3: of the Afterlife In the first place. You'll meet Coast
Speaker 3: to Coast AM's Senior producer Tom dan Heiser when we
Speaker 3: get back, as well as three time near death experiencer
Speaker 3: and New York Times best selling author Danian Brinkley. We'll
Speaker 3: be right back on our two hundredth episode celebration of
Speaker 3: Shades of the Afterlife on the iHeartRadio and Coast to
Speaker 3: Coast AM Paranormal Podcast Network.
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Speaker 3: Welcome back to Shades of the Afterlife. I'm Sandra Champlain. Next,
Speaker 3: I'd like to introduce you to the man who turned
Speaker 3: an idea for an afterlife podcast into a reality. Tom
Speaker 3: dan Heiser is the senior producer for Coast to Coast
Speaker 3: AM and he was the one who saw something in
Speaker 3: me years ago and asked me to host this show. Now,
Speaker 3: it's hard to believe Shades is celebrating two hundred episodes today.
Speaker 3: Tom has become my very good friend, but he's also
Speaker 3: a listener and told me that he's listened to every
Speaker 3: single episode. Tom, Welcome to Shades of the Afterlife.
Speaker 4: Hey, Sandra, thanks for having me and I'm sure glad
Speaker 4: that hunch worked out so long ago.
Speaker 3: Well, let's talk about that hunch, because great things come
Speaker 3: out of nowhere or I don't know if they're divinely inspired.
Speaker 3: But the Paranormal Network is fantastic and we could talk
Speaker 3: a little bit about that in a minute. But you
Speaker 3: wanted an afterlife show. Where did that idea come from?
Speaker 4: Well, I was sitting in my office here in Sherman Oaks, California,
Speaker 4: that's where we broadcast from, and my phone rang and
Speaker 4: it was our aed Haun show, A Julie. Her name
Speaker 4: is Julie, and she called me and she said, listen,
Speaker 4: we want to start this paranormal podcast network and I
Speaker 4: want you just to run with it. She didn't tell
Speaker 4: me very much. He just said, you know, get some
Speaker 4: shows to get and we're going to start this baby,
Speaker 4: and you deal with it. So I'm like, great, I'm
Speaker 4: up for the challenge. I think that sounds wonderful. So
Speaker 4: I sat down and I just made a list of
Speaker 4: shows that I thought would be great, and one of
Speaker 4: course was the Afterlife because that's one of my favorite subjects.
Speaker 4: And I started looking at people that we've had on
Speaker 4: coast and I'm say, yeah, this person's good, this person's good,
Speaker 4: this and I came across your name and I said,
Speaker 4: Sandra does a really good job. Let's try her. So
Speaker 4: I had called you and that's when I asked you
Speaker 4: to make a demo, and you made one, sent it
Speaker 4: in and it was a home run. So that was
Speaker 4: a pretty easy choice.
Speaker 3: You're the best, and you know I give this show
Speaker 3: my heart and soul every single episode because you know
Speaker 3: who's listening. There's a lot of people, of course that
Speaker 3: are interested in paranormal in the afterlife, but mainly we
Speaker 3: get people who have loved ones that have passed, and
Speaker 3: so tom on behalf of all the listeners. Thank you
Speaker 3: for having that punch and making it into a reality.
Speaker 4: Well, you're very welcome. I'm sure glad I could do that.
Speaker 4: I do know how hard you work at this show,
Speaker 4: and believe me, doing this stuff for twenty years, twenty
Speaker 4: plus years, I know that radio affects people and helps them,
Speaker 4: and I know that you do that, and you share
Speaker 4: emails with me, and so I'm very glad that you're
Speaker 4: doing your show. And not to make it all about
Speaker 4: you or all about me, because I believe radio and
Speaker 4: podcasts are really for the people. But I do want
Speaker 4: to say congratulations and there you go.
Speaker 3: Are there particular topics that you love hearing about.
Speaker 4: Just in general or within the afterlife?
Speaker 3: Realm okay, that all sounds good has shades of the
Speaker 3: afterlife made you kind of go wow and helped you
Speaker 3: a little bit in your life having thinking of a
Speaker 3: bigger picture.
Speaker 4: So it's a yes and no. I kind of know
Speaker 4: what I believe, you know what I mean. I don't
Speaker 4: waiver much in my thoughts, but I'm very open minded
Speaker 4: to listen to people. So one of my favorite things, though,
Speaker 4: is I like when you tell stories about people that
Speaker 4: have been helped. Because I a long many moons ago,
Speaker 4: when I went to college, I told myself I wanted
Speaker 4: to get into radio partly because people bond with their
Speaker 4: radio hosts. You know that. I don't have to tell
Speaker 4: you that, and they bond with the radio show and
Speaker 4: it helps people. So you know, it's a great way
Speaker 4: to make a living and help people. And that's one
Speaker 4: of the reasons I really got into it. So listening
Speaker 4: to stories that you tell me, or emails that you
Speaker 4: pass on or that you read on your show, I
Speaker 4: think is really great.
Speaker 3: Oh I'm so glad I get a bunch of them.
Speaker 3: And I can't help but think, if you guys didn't
Speaker 3: give me that chance, these words wouldn't be out there,
Speaker 3: and they're going to be out there forever.
Speaker 4: Look the way I look at it, if we wouldn't
Speaker 4: have given you a podcast, somebody else would have found you.
Speaker 3: Oh you're sweet. I'm just a messenger for the people.
Speaker 3: Can I ask you to talk a little bit about
Speaker 3: the Paranormal Podcast Network because it's not just Shades of
Speaker 3: the Afterlife. There's some other celebrations going on too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I sure can. We started out with three shows
Speaker 4: and we didn't want to go beyond that, just because
Speaker 4: you have to give something like this a chance to
Speaker 4: grow and market it and let people know that it's
Speaker 4: out there. So we started off with you course, Shades
Speaker 4: of the Afterlife. And I remember calling you telling you, look,
Speaker 4: I don't wavor about titles. I have a thing. It's weird,
Speaker 4: but I just have a thing and this is what
Speaker 4: I want to call it. And you were more than
Speaker 4: gracious and said, yeah, let's do that. So that was good.
Speaker 4: And then I called Joshua P. Warren, who's been our
Speaker 4: show many times. I think you know him, and I said,
Speaker 4: josh here's the deal, let's come up with something. And
Speaker 4: we nicknamed him the Wizard of Weird because he just
Speaker 4: tackles it's of weird subjects. And we called it Strange
Speaker 4: Things because it's kind of a strange guy himself, like
Speaker 4: I am and people are. And so we did that,
Speaker 4: and then we had Heidi Hollis do a show called
Speaker 4: Dark Becomes Light. So those are the three shows we
Speaker 4: started out with, and we wanted to just let them
Speaker 4: cultivate and grow. The end of May, we added a
Speaker 4: show called Beyond Contact with Captain Ron. And Captain Ron
Speaker 4: is the guy who bought Contact in the Desert, which
Speaker 4: is a huge event that's held here in Los Angeles
Speaker 4: in near Palm Springs, So you know. And I wanted
Speaker 4: a UFO show for a long time, all those those
Speaker 4: couple of years while you guys were doing your shows.
Speaker 4: I'm like, man, we gotta have a UFO show. What
Speaker 4: are we doing here? But I couldn't find the right one.
Speaker 4: There's great you followists out there, but you know, to
Speaker 4: be a great researcher is one thing, but you have
Speaker 4: to talk if you're going to do a podcast, and
Speaker 4: no offense to anybody, but I just couldn't find the
Speaker 4: right one. And then I had met Ron and he
Speaker 4: was doing a podcast when I met him, and I
Speaker 4: just kind of listened and I said, hey, man, make
Speaker 4: me a demo, and it just came out really well.
Speaker 4: So we launched him and he's doing really well, so
Speaker 4: I'm very happy about that.
Speaker 3: That's great. Where can people find the other podcasts?
Speaker 4: All you need to do is download the iHeartRadio app
Speaker 4: if you listen on your phone, if you listen on
Speaker 4: a PC, just go to iHeartRadio dot com and then
Speaker 4: in the search on both of those, all you need
Speaker 4: to do is put Coast to Coast AM and all
Speaker 4: the shows will pop right up. They're all there with
Speaker 4: their little icons, and then click on the one you
Speaker 4: want to listen to, which hopefully you'll listen to all
Speaker 4: of them. And that's kind of how you get to listen.
Speaker 3: And speaking of listening to all of them, George Nori
Speaker 3: made an announcement on Coast to Coast about Shades of
Speaker 3: the Afterlife, and I got a nice email this past
Speaker 3: week from a fellow that listened to all episodes within
Speaker 3: forty five days, So a shout out to our friend there.
Speaker 3: Trusting George, Sandra, you are boinge to listen to people
Speaker 3: binge like breaking back right, they binge the Golden Girls,
Speaker 3: they binged, Sandra, that's awesome, that is awesome. Well, Tom,
Speaker 3: we have a lot of people who really appreciate that
Speaker 3: you created shades of the afterlife, and so what message
Speaker 3: would you like to leave them with today or there's
Speaker 3: anything else you want to share?
Speaker 4: There is, But first I want to turn the tables
Speaker 4: just a little. I was thinking to myself, I want
Speaker 4: to ask you three questions, and I want your thoughts
Speaker 4: on these. Okay, okay. One. I one hundred and fifty
Speaker 4: thousand percent believe that there is an afterlife and I'm
Speaker 4: planning to go through the good side of it. And
Speaker 4: I know that there's ones for pets, and I want
Speaker 4: to get your thought on pets and death.
Speaker 3: Tom. I don't believe that our pets go with us.
Speaker 3: I know they do. I've heard hundreds of stories of
Speaker 3: near death experiences and people's pets are there to greet them.
Speaker 3: You know. They say that dog is God spelt backwards.
Speaker 3: They're here to love, to show us unconditional love, and
Speaker 3: right up to the end, that's who they are. I
Speaker 3: think their lives are short because they've done their work
Speaker 3: really showing us unconditional love. And I one hundred percent
Speaker 3: believe our pets go to the same we do, and
Speaker 3: the moment they passed, they're back to being puppies and
Speaker 3: kittens again, chasing butterflies, and they'll be waiting for us
Speaker 3: when it's our turn.
Speaker 4: You know, it's so hard. I have a little Maltese's
Speaker 4: name is Freddy, and we went to the doggie doctor today.
Speaker 4: I like to take him in and get him checked out,
Speaker 4: make sure he's okay. But he's an older guy. She
Speaker 4: started to kind of you know, lean, and I just
Speaker 4: shut her down. I can't even think about that. It's
Speaker 4: so tough to think about that. Do you have pets?
Speaker 3: I did, and it's interesting. My pet, Millie Kat, she
Speaker 3: passed right before I had to do the final read
Speaker 3: of my book We Don't Die, A skeptics discovery of
Speaker 3: life after death, and before it went to print. I
Speaker 3: had to reread the book, and I was grieving her
Speaker 3: loss because I had her for over ten years. The
Speaker 3: last thing I wanted to do was read my book.
Speaker 3: Tom When I did, oh my gosh, it made me
Speaker 3: realize that the afterlife is real. I was grieving, and
Speaker 3: there's a chapter in there about grief and how to
Speaker 3: get through it. And I realized that Millie passed at
Speaker 3: the right time because I got to see how powerful
Speaker 3: the words were in the book about moving through grief
Speaker 3: and that there is an afterlife. And that's really what
Speaker 3: I try to inject in every episode of Shades of
Speaker 3: the Afterlife, because I know that love and Tom if
Speaker 3: I can tell you we love our pets often more
Speaker 3: than we love human beings, so that grief can be
Speaker 3: even worse.
Speaker 4: I was just going to say, you are You're so wonderful,
Speaker 4: because I'm just not there. I can't. There is no
Speaker 4: right time for me for my dog. And I don't
Speaker 4: want to go into this anymore because it upsets me,
Speaker 4: it really does. But there's no right time, you know.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure ifau'll ever get there. But I was
Speaker 4: just wondering waiting for you to get done with George.
Speaker 4: I was wondering what your thoughts were on that, And
Speaker 4: so that's why I want to ask you that question.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my advice to anyone, whether it's a pet or
Speaker 3: a loved one, is be in the present moment. I
Speaker 3: tell you, we human beings have been through a lot,
Speaker 3: and we have to trust our future selves that we'll
Speaker 3: be able to make the decisions we need to and
Speaker 3: handle things then, as we've made so many decisions in
Speaker 3: the past, but our mind wants to look ahead to
Speaker 3: the future always, And how am I going to deal
Speaker 3: with this or that? Just be in the present moment.
Speaker 3: And you love mister Freddie with all your heart, and
Speaker 3: I know he feels the same way about you.
Speaker 4: Just not a good question, Okay, So my second question
Speaker 4: to you, I wanted to ask you, what do you
Speaker 4: say in you meaning anybody that comes across this to
Speaker 4: people that just don't believe there's an afterlife?
Speaker 3: Well, I think it's important to know what kind of
Speaker 3: skeptic we're dealing with. There are people called open minded skeptics,
Speaker 3: and then there are closed minded skeptics. The open minded
Speaker 3: skeptics are you know, I really don't believe in this,
Speaker 3: but I'm open to hear what you have to say,
Speaker 3: in which case I'd tell them about some of my
Speaker 3: journey because I was a skeptic. I didn't believe in
Speaker 3: any of this, but again an open minded skeptic. But
Speaker 3: then Tom, there's these closed minded skeptics that will cross
Speaker 3: their arms, and no matter what you have to say,
Speaker 3: I'm not going to believe we can't get through to
Speaker 3: those people. We can imagine that someday they'll have a
Speaker 3: loved one pass or they'll start asking those big questions
Speaker 3: and hopefully they're open. But we can't force this upon anyone.
Speaker 3: Let's take a quick break and then we'll be back
Speaker 3: with producer Tom, and then you'll meet Danian Brinkley. You're
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Speaker 3: Welcome back to Shades of the Afterlife. I'm Sandra Champlain
Speaker 3: and thank you for joining us today on our two
Speaker 3: hundredth episode celebration. In this segment, you're going to meet
Speaker 3: Dani and Brinkley, who was struck by lightning. He's had
Speaker 3: three near death experiences and he's made his life about
Speaker 3: helping others in such a unique way. But before we
Speaker 3: get to him, we're going to hear some more from
Speaker 3: our producer Tom. Shades of the Afterlife was his idea,
Speaker 3: and I'm so grateful that he asked me to be
Speaker 3: the host. Tom had asked me my ideas of dealing
Speaker 3: with skeptics. There are open minded skeptics and there are
Speaker 3: closed minded skeptics. So let me continue my answer to
Speaker 3: Tom Emen Alexander the neurosurgeon. He said that every open
Speaker 3: minded skeptic weather arms crossed and said, no, I don't believe,
Speaker 3: but I'm open. He's turned them into a believer with
Speaker 3: such great stories of near death experiences and especially the
Speaker 3: verifiable evidence that so many near death experiencers have. So
Speaker 3: there's hope for skeptics. But my recommendation is to be open,
Speaker 3: be open that there's something more.
Speaker 4: I think that's a good answer. And I do like Evans'
Speaker 4: work a lot. I do like him. Okay, right, for
Speaker 4: my third one, and this is the final question, I'll
Speaker 4: let's get back to it because I kind of hijacked
Speaker 4: you for a minute. Do you think in the afterlife
Speaker 4: that we are forgiven? And what I mean by that
Speaker 4: is nobody's perfect in this life, nobody, And so you know,
Speaker 4: we do bad things sometimes right, or things maybe we
Speaker 4: shouldn't do, but maybe we keep doing them, and yet
Speaker 4: we go, man, we shouldn't do this.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 4: I'm kind of relating it to in tune to like
Speaker 4: someone shouldn't be eating twinkies every day, right, So they
Speaker 4: say I'm going to stop, and then they go, oh, man,
Speaker 4: I don't eat this Twinkie. So they know, is what
Speaker 4: I'm trying to say. That's my point. They know, and
Speaker 4: yet they do it. And so I'm just curious if
Speaker 4: you think we're forgiven.
Speaker 3: Definitely. First of all, the hardest part of our soul's
Speaker 3: existence is this life here on earth. It's brutal sometimes,
Speaker 3: and we have the ego and the voice that says,
Speaker 3: have another Twinkie. We all have that. But I think
Speaker 3: the nature of us living this life is for our
Speaker 3: souls to have different experiences really and to have that
Speaker 3: soul growth. And I don't think there is a being
Speaker 3: that judges us from all the near death experiences. I've heard,
Speaker 3: there's what's called the life review, and we get to
Speaker 3: experience our life from the viewpoint of other people, so
Speaker 3: we get to feel whether we said something we shouldn't
Speaker 3: have said or hurt their feelings, but we also get
Speaker 3: to experience the good that we've done and the ripple
Speaker 3: effect of that. So our divine self can look back
Speaker 3: at our human life and say, Okay, you kept promising
Speaker 3: yourself you wouldn't need another Twinkie, but you did. Let's
Speaker 3: forgive you. So it's only us, And I don't even
Speaker 3: want to say we judge ourselves, but we look back
Speaker 3: on our lives where we have grown and what we
Speaker 3: could have done better, and for the future we have learned.
Speaker 3: So I hope that answers it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it does. But I will tell you that many
Speaker 4: people do judge themselves.
Speaker 3: I'm one of those people. I definitely am. But when
Speaker 3: we cross over, we get a bigger understanding of why
Speaker 3: and who we were, and some of the toughest times
Speaker 3: we have in our life become a gift where we
Speaker 3: can help another human being. So try not to be
Speaker 3: so hard on yourself.
Speaker 4: I don't want to cross over anytime soon, but I'm
Speaker 4: sure it's even more wonderful than anybody can imagine.
Speaker 3: You can't cross over. We got two hundred plus more
Speaker 3: episodes of Shades of the Afterlife to go. Well, Tom,
Speaker 3: thanks so much for being our guest today.
Speaker 8: Of course, absolutely, I enjoyed it very much. Talking to
Speaker 8: you me too. You're going to meet Danian Brinkley, who
Speaker 8: first appeared on Shades of the Afterlife way back on
Speaker 8: episode twenty nine. He is a man who has survived
Speaker 8: three near death experiences, has written several books. In fact,
Speaker 8: his New York Times best selling book Saved by the
Speaker 8: Light has sold over twenty million copies. His story was
Speaker 8: made into a movie which has now been viewed over
Speaker 8: one hundred million times. Our friend Danian Brinkley not only
Speaker 8: talks about the afterlife, but has a passion for supporting
Speaker 8: our veterans and actually all of humanity. As founder of
Speaker 8: the Twilight Brigade, Danian has spent thousands of hours by
Speaker 8: the bedside of hundreds who have passed and believes all
Speaker 8: of us should be educated in end of life care because,
Speaker 8: in his words, if you're breathing, you're leaving.
Speaker 3: Danian, welcome back to Shades of Afterlife and Sandra, congratulations.
Speaker 7: Two hundred episodes and it's a pleasure to be a
Speaker 7: part of this. I think that the concept of the
Speaker 7: near death experience is bringing such a new awareness to
Speaker 7: this illusion of what we call death. I'm a devout
Speaker 7: believer in that no one dies, and once a person
Speaker 7: begins to grip that concept, a whole other level of
Speaker 7: consciousness opens up to them without ever having a near
Speaker 7: death experience. So people just listen to these experiences and
Speaker 7: always never believe everything you hear. But if you listen,
Speaker 7: the construct that has controlled our reality of the illusion
Speaker 7: of what's next. The near death experiences and programs like
Speaker 7: yours is washing away that illusion, and we're beginning to
Speaker 7: realize the great, powerful and mighty nature of our spiritual identity.
Speaker 7: And I'm really proud for you to have persevered through
Speaker 7: the years with the diligent support of your mom to
Speaker 7: make all this happen.
Speaker 3: Oh, thanks so much for that. There's a lot of
Speaker 3: people that are skeptical, Danian, but they're open. They want
Speaker 3: to believe. What would you say to them.
Speaker 7: Open up your heart before you open up your mind,
Speaker 7: Open up your heart, before you open up your mind,
Speaker 7: and look at how it's constructed. The basic premise of
Speaker 7: what happens, the lifting out of the body, the life review,
Speaker 7: the consciousness awareness of who you are. No one dies,
Speaker 7: and yes there's Hell's experiences, but that's about less than
Speaker 7: three percent. And if you listen to it intently saying,
Speaker 7: you get a chance to hear what that person's working through.
Speaker 7: So when you come up with the concept about people
Speaker 7: being skeptical, I would have been skeptical myself, sayan because
Speaker 7: I wouldn't have bought into it if it had not
Speaker 7: happened to me. So I support that. But what people
Speaker 7: really need to do is open up their hearts before
Speaker 7: they opened up their mind. We've all been conditioned with religions, institutions,
Speaker 7: and governments with a fear of what we call death. Well,
Speaker 7: what we call death never happens. I have been around
Speaker 7: thousands of people. I have been with two thousand and
Speaker 7: seventeen people going from this world to the next, and
Speaker 7: three hundred and fifty eight taken their last breath. And
Speaker 7: I've been through a death experience and were literally three
Speaker 7: near death experiences and had to be clinically resuscitated twice.
Speaker 7: So spending the last forty eight years as a hospice
Speaker 7: volunteer and going through these experiences, I can tell skeptics, believers, everyone,
Speaker 7: categorically you will not die. And what you have to
Speaker 7: do is let go of the illusion of all the
Speaker 7: things that religions and institutions and governments have perpetuated upon
Speaker 7: us to get us to be less in control of
Speaker 7: our divine self and thereby being better controlled by our
Speaker 7: human self. And this is the paradigm that shift absolutely.
Speaker 3: And let's talk a little bit about hospice and end
Speaker 3: of life training, because in our current day, most people
Speaker 3: are hidden from death. People are in nursing homes, they
Speaker 3: go to hospitals. How important is it for each one
Speaker 3: of us to understand the dying process and what the
Speaker 3: dying need, because, like you say, if we're breathing, we're leaving.
Speaker 7: It's imperative. Now, this is a personal viewpoint saying I
Speaker 7: believe that evil has its greatest power in end of
Speaker 7: life being having more than forty thousand dollars at the
Speaker 7: bedside and watching what happens between the person in transition
Speaker 7: and the family members. Evil controls, It destroys families, It
Speaker 7: creates bridges and relationships, It creates negligence, and people not
Speaker 7: understanding this process plays right into the hands of those
Speaker 7: who are trying to control us and trying to run
Speaker 7: our lives and to keep us in fear. I'm a
Speaker 7: giant believer in breathing because I believe that breath is
Speaker 7: the most important thing that a person must focus on.
Speaker 7: And how deep you breathe tells you how much you
Speaker 7: appreciate the life you have. And if you're frightened and afraid,
Speaker 7: then you breathe even less shallow and you get less
Speaker 7: oxygen to your brain, which slows down your system. People
Speaker 7: have to understand no one is going to die in
Speaker 7: the way that you're told you transition and why I
Speaker 7: became a hospice volunteers in the Life review saying, you
Speaker 7: see your whole life pass before you in a three
Speaker 7: hundred and sixty degree panorama. You watch it from a
Speaker 7: first person point of view as though you were your
Speaker 7: own best friend, and then you literally become every person
Speaker 7: that you ever encounter, and you feel the direct results
Speaker 7: of your interaction between you and that person. That means
Speaker 7: no one gets away with anything. No one's going to
Speaker 7: save you from yourself. And at the end, and this
Speaker 7: is a Danianism, you ask yourself this question. If I
Speaker 7: couldn't come today and God sent you in the life
Speaker 7: you just reviewed, what difference did you and God make?
Speaker 7: That is the most important thing that I could tell
Speaker 7: everyone in this audience listening. If God couldn't come today
Speaker 7: and God sent you or divinity, what difference did you
Speaker 7: and Divinity make? Well, knowing that I was a marine
Speaker 7: and knowing that veterans are literally neglected, and literally when
Speaker 7: I came into this game, they were thousands a day
Speaker 7: passing from World War One, World War two, and Korea.
Speaker 7: And when I looked at it, somebody had to do something.
Speaker 7: So I went to work and created the Toilette Brigade,
Speaker 7: which became one of the largest end of life care
Speaker 7: volunteer programs for dying veterans in American history, and I
Speaker 7: am the co author of the standard end of life
Speaker 7: care model now used by the Veterans Administration called novet
Speaker 7: Die Alone. What people have to get a grip on
Speaker 7: is the more you hide from the fact that if
Speaker 7: you come here and you're breathing, you're leaving. And if
Speaker 7: you just took a breath, how valuable is that breath
Speaker 7: to your life? And to not educate yourself on the process,
Speaker 7: which is inevitable, makes you a mistake and it leaves
Speaker 7: people alaned, frightened, abandoned, and scared as they prepare to
Speaker 7: make the transition from this world back to where we
Speaker 7: came from. Always remember we chose to come here, and
Speaker 7: even more importantly, we were chosen to come here. And
Speaker 7: once you were chosen, you make a decision of whether
Speaker 7: you want to come or not. We are in control,
Speaker 7: no matter what you think about not being in control,
Speaker 7: you are in control. And when you have that as
Speaker 7: a mindset, like many indears have as a mindset. You
Speaker 7: have a tendency to better control and run your life,
Speaker 7: to be supportive of people in transition, and to be
Speaker 7: there when they need you the most. Like I always
Speaker 7: say for a veteran, they were there when we needed them.
Speaker 7: We must be there for them when they need us.
Speaker 3: Danian, we need to take a quick break and then
Speaker 3: we'll be right back for you to continue sharing. You're
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Speaker 3: Welcome back to Shades of the Afterlife. I'm Sandra Champlain,
Speaker 3: and this is our two hundredth episode celebration. We're talking
Speaker 3: to Danian Brinkley, struck by lightning, has had three near
Speaker 3: death experiences and you can hear his entire story on
Speaker 3: episode twenty nine. You were just talking about our veterans.
Speaker 7: They were there when we needed them. We must be
Speaker 7: there for them when they need us. And the most
Speaker 7: important thing is this transition is an inevitable part of
Speaker 7: this life. To hide from it in religion or religions,
Speaker 7: or institutions or government programs, to hide from it and
Speaker 7: avoid it is a mistake. Why we end up neglecting
Speaker 7: the celebration of the life of those who we love,
Speaker 7: and we put them in a position to drag on
Speaker 7: and carry on and stay here so much longer than
Speaker 7: they were designed to be here.
Speaker 3: Thank you for that, Danian. We have a lot of
Speaker 3: people listening to your words right now that are grieving
Speaker 3: from the physical deaths of a loved one. What message
Speaker 3: would you have for them today?
Speaker 7: Of first, I want to tell them that I love
Speaker 7: each and every one of them very much. And second,
Speaker 7: loss is an inevitable part of this program. And trust me,
Speaker 7: you only want to stay here as long as you
Speaker 7: are required to get the job done you were sent
Speaker 7: to do, and then you want to get the heck
Speaker 7: out of here. I don't want to stay any longer,
Speaker 7: although the fear of death is what drives me to
Speaker 7: keep getting up from the quote unquote dead and to
Speaker 7: keep pushing this message because we live in an illusion
Speaker 7: and it's a delusional perspective that we're living in, and
Speaker 7: we're not truly understanding the divinity of our spiritual selves.
Speaker 7: Everyone who is listening and everyone who is not listening
Speaker 7: is a great, powerful and mighty spiritual being with dignity, direction,
Speaker 7: and purpose. The only thing that can ever go wrong
Speaker 7: in your life is you allow something to affect your dignity,
Speaker 7: which kews your direction and your purpose. And what the
Speaker 7: biggest thing is is how lower of an opinion you
Speaker 7: have about yourself, which is what affects your dignity. And
Speaker 7: when I can get people to grip that, then the
Speaker 7: consciousness elevates sam What happens is there the vibration changes.
Speaker 7: Religions and institutions in governments control how we view ourselves. Guilt, sins, suffering,
Speaker 7: you're going to heaven, You're going the hell. You're going
Speaker 7: to be eternally burned and damned and all that garbage.
Speaker 7: None of that stuff ever happens. You are responsible for
Speaker 7: this life, and you're responsible for the choices that you
Speaker 7: make in this life. And for all of you who
Speaker 7: are grieving, then that's natural. You process the separation, but
Speaker 7: remember you will see them again and you will be reunited,
Speaker 7: and you'll laugh about the whole process that you just
Speaker 7: went through. You'll laugh about it because the celebration of
Speaker 7: this life is the most important thing. That you were
Speaker 7: chosen to come here to be an integral part of
Speaker 7: a program unfolding. And if you believe like I do,
Speaker 7: we're living in a new age. The world I was
Speaker 7: born in seventy four years ago has disappeared, and now
Speaker 7: I'm watching the unfoldment of a new world and a
Speaker 7: new reality being formed. And so is all the rest
Speaker 7: of us. Say, so we are the light bearerst We
Speaker 7: are those who hold this place of divine spirituality so
Speaker 7: that people can see, within the framework of the transition
Speaker 7: that we're going through, that there is stability, and in
Speaker 7: that stability comes warmth, secure and a knowingness that we
Speaker 7: came to do a job. We get that job done,
Speaker 7: and we get the heck out of here unless they
Speaker 7: call us to come again. So listen, everybody. It's okay
Speaker 7: to feel the loss of someone you have loved. It's
Speaker 7: so so okay to feel the sense of loneliness. But
Speaker 7: I want to tell people, and this is the truth
Speaker 7: that you've ever heard it before, in the spiritual world,
Speaker 7: there is no such thing as helplessness and loneliness. It's
Speaker 7: the big lie. You come here and you take on
Speaker 7: a belief that you can be helpless when you're born
Speaker 7: and when you leave, and you can be lonely based
Speaker 7: on the opinion you have of yourself are the opinion
Speaker 7: you think other people have of you. So helplessness and
Speaker 7: loneliness are the controlling mechanisms that are the undercurrent that
Speaker 7: controls our lives. So if you've lost someone, Heaven's gained them.
Speaker 7: And as you grieve bereavement, it's natural. But remember it's
Speaker 7: as short as a life is, and you will be
Speaker 7: reconnected with that person. It'll be in a different form everybody.
Speaker 7: Because we take on characters, we take on personalities, We
Speaker 7: design ourselves a certain way so that we fulfill the
Speaker 7: design divine spiritual need that we were chosen to come here,
Speaker 7: and I'd like to tell everybody else this. The fact
Speaker 7: that you were chosen to come here at this particular
Speaker 7: time means there is no one better than you to
Speaker 7: do the job that the divine get you to do.
Speaker 7: So when you're sitting quietly and you're missing someone, take
Speaker 7: a bowl of water. Get a small bowl of water
Speaker 7: and put up into salt that's your body. Take a
Speaker 7: birthday candle and pick their favorite color. And take that
Speaker 7: birthday candle, and remember the flame is red, orange, yellow, blue, green, indigo,
Speaker 7: and violet. All the colors of the spectrum is in
Speaker 7: that candle flame. And as that birthday candle burns down,
Speaker 7: when you're sitting there and that candle flickers and goes out,
Speaker 7: you think of the funniest thing that ever happened between
Speaker 7: you and the person that you're missing. And you'll be
Speaker 7: sitting in the dark laughing. But so will they, because
Speaker 7: laughter crosses every boundary, Love crosses every boundary. Sadness, loneliness
Speaker 7: and despair only thickens and never moves very far past
Speaker 7: the physical mental consciousness. But laughter, joy and celebration and
Speaker 7: in the love of life, and you will quietly be
Speaker 7: sitting in dark laughing but you will know that they
Speaker 7: feel you, they hear you, and they're surrounded with you
Speaker 7: with as much love as they're allowed to give back
Speaker 7: over here, because messing up the job that you came
Speaker 7: to do could easily be done if they appeared. And
Speaker 7: also remember to slow your vibration down to come back
Speaker 7: into this densa a reality is very difficult. And also
Speaker 7: if we knew exactly that connection stayed, then we wouldn't
Speaker 7: stay focused on our job. I need everybody to know
Speaker 7: that I love them and I have seen who we
Speaker 7: are once again. We are great, powerful and mighty spiritual
Speaker 7: beings with dignity, direction and purpose. The only thing that
Speaker 7: can ever go wrong is you allow something to affect
Speaker 7: your dignity, which skews your direction and your purpose. So
Speaker 7: when you look in the mirror, who is that person?
Speaker 7: When you look in the mirror, what is that person's
Speaker 7: aims and goals? And make sure every day those are clarified,
Speaker 7: and at the end of each day go back and
Speaker 7: see how well you maintained. The panoramic life review is
Speaker 7: the greatest gift we are given to know. You're going
Speaker 7: to see your entire life pass before you. You're going
Speaker 7: to watch it from a second person point of view,
Speaker 7: as though you were your own best friend. Now, what
Speaker 7: a delightful way to pass from this world to the next,
Speaker 7: knowing that your best friend is telling you, oh, God, Daniel,
Speaker 7: how stupid could you be? But you know that they
Speaker 7: love you and they don't care. And the other thing
Speaker 7: is when they pat you on the back, they are saying,
Speaker 7: what a great job. You get a chance to see
Speaker 7: your life from that point of view, and then you're
Speaker 7: going to be every person that you've ever encountered. And
Speaker 7: for most people, that experience is the greatest joy. All
Speaker 7: the things you think you've done wrong, it's never what
Speaker 7: you did, it was why you did it. Intention. The
Speaker 7: intent of why you did something becomes the single most
Speaker 7: important thing. So everybody, please pay attention to the reason
Speaker 7: why you're doing it, not why you're doing it. And
Speaker 7: please don't be as big a fool as I was.
Speaker 7: Because the first panoramic life review was horrible, the second
Speaker 7: one was a lot better, the third one I even
Speaker 7: got better, and the fourth one I began to truly
Speaker 7: appreciate myself and the efforts I have put forth and
Speaker 7: the pain I've gone through that it all has meaning
Speaker 7: and understanding, and it only makes me love each and
Speaker 7: every one of you who have anything to do with
Speaker 7: Coast to Coast more than they could possibly imagine.
Speaker 3: Danian, thank you so much for the difference you've made
Speaker 3: in my life and many others, and for being here
Speaker 3: on our two hundredth celebration episode.
Speaker 7: And Sandra, thank you for persevering putting these shows together
Speaker 7: and bringing this opportunity for people like me to be
Speaker 7: able to try to open up hearts. Before you open
Speaker 7: up your mind. Nobody ever dies. It will never happen.
Speaker 7: Everybody never, and the process of why you come here
Speaker 7: for such a short period of time, which eighty years
Speaker 7: is not a very long time, is designed that way.
Speaker 7: So you get here, you get the job done, and
Speaker 7: you get home. So everybody, please open up your heart
Speaker 7: for a moment. Send Sandra and her mom all the
Speaker 7: love that you could possibly send. Send deep appreciation, and
Speaker 7: know that we who are members of the Knight who
Speaker 7: love Coast to Coast and all the programs because I've
Speaker 7: been on Coast to Coast since I think nineteen ninety four,
Speaker 7: and I appreciate everybody, and I thank you for even
Speaker 7: considering putting me on this show and happy celebration of
Speaker 7: two hundred episodes.
Speaker 3: Oh wonderful words. Thank you so much and for all
Speaker 3: that are listening. You can find out more about Daniel
Speaker 3: and his work and his books at light Streamers dot com. Wow,
Speaker 3: so much passion and truth in his words. I don't
Speaker 3: know about you, my friends, but I'll be listening to
Speaker 3: these words again and I feel so humbled by the
Speaker 3: words from George Nori and Tom dan Heiser. I'm sure,
Speaker 3: just like you, you find something good you want to
Speaker 3: share it with others. And I have so much appreciation
Speaker 3: for our friends at iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast AM
Speaker 3: for giving me this platform to share with you. Also,
Speaker 3: my home base is we Don't Die dot com. At
Speaker 3: the bottom of the page. There you can enter your
Speaker 3: name and email address and get a free copy of
Speaker 3: my book We Don't Die, a skeptics discovery of life
Speaker 3: after death. It says it's just the first few chapters,
Speaker 3: it's the entire higher book. We also offer a free
Speaker 3: Sunday gathering inspirational service with medium demonstration included. And I
Speaker 3: always say the best way to experience the power of
Speaker 3: your soul is to take a class, and you might
Speaker 3: want to join our Soul to Soul communication class. In closing,
Speaker 3: never forget that your loved ones reside and the invisible
Speaker 3: space around you. They love you, They are part of
Speaker 3: your lives, and you will see them again. I'm Sandra Champlain,
Speaker 3: and from the bottom of my heart, thank you for
Speaker 3: being part of our two hundredth episode celebration of Shades
Speaker 3: of the Afterlife on the iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast
Speaker 3: am Pirinormal Podcast Network.
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