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Speaker 1: of the Afterlife with Sandra Champlain.

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Speaker 2: Welcome to our podcast. Please be aware the thoughts and

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Speaker 2: and associates. We would like to encourage you to do

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Speaker 2: your own research and discover the subject matter for yourself. Hi.

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Speaker 2: I'm Sandra Champlain. For over twenty five years, I've been

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Speaker 2: on a journey to prove the existence of life after death.

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Speaker 2: On each opp episode, we'll discuss the reasons we now

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Speaker 2: know that our loved ones have survived physical death and

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Speaker 2: so will we. Welcome to Shades of the Afterlife. Get

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Speaker 2: ready for some fireworks today. As my country, the United

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Speaker 2: fifty years old. I thought today we could discover what

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Speaker 2: ultimate independences. On today's episode, we're not just celebrating the

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Speaker 2: freedom that we have living in our own countries, but

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Speaker 2: we're exploring the boundless liberty of your very own soul.

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Speaker 2: So get ready for some truly astounding stories like did

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Speaker 2: you know that one of America's most iconic presidents sought

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Speaker 2: after a profound personal loss. You'll hear about his chilling premonition,

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Speaker 2: a dream that was so vivid it actually revealed his

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Speaker 2: He had a powerful spiritual vision at Valley Forge that

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Speaker 2: profound experience mirrored a quest for freedom far beyond the

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Speaker 2: a legendary general whose view on past lives sounds straight

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Speaker 2: out of the afterlife itself. Plus, here incredible first hand

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Speaker 2: accounts from American soldiers and veterans who faced death head

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Speaker 2: on and in their near death experiences found profound moments

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Speaker 2: of peace, universal love, and undeniable freedom on the other side.

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Speaker 2: Their stories offer powerful evidence that our consciousness definitely continues

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Speaker 2: no matter what the circumstances. So don't miss this special

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Speaker 2: patriotic episode of Shades of the Afterlife. And it's designed

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Speaker 2: to bring all of us ultimate freedom, and that is

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Speaker 2: want to share some words from your fellow listeners. Back

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Speaker 2: on episode two hundred and forty two, my guest was

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Speaker 2: Karen McClain, who received a whole bunch of signs from

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Speaker 2: Karen McClain felt was from her loved one. Sergio from

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Speaker 2: I recalled your podcast and smiled, knowing that a spirit

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Speaker 2: grateful for you and the work you do, Sandra. Shades

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Speaker 2: He says, Sandra, feel free to share this. I'm uncomfort

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Speaker 2: On the fourth of July here in America, we celebrate

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Speaker 2: ultimate independence, the freedom of our very own souls. Now,

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Speaker 2: and Coast to Coast AM Paranormal Podcast Network. Welcome back

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Speaker 2: to Shades of the Afterlife. I'm Sandra Champlain. Before the break,

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Speaker 2: we began to ponder whether the great minds who founded America,

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Speaker 2: The answer is a resounding yes, and in fascinating and

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Speaker 2: Beyond his monumental political achievements and his height, Lincoln's personal

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Speaker 2: fact that Mary Todd Lincoln frequently utilized mediums, and surprisingly

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Speaker 2: those we've lost. While Mary was typically the more active

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Speaker 2: You're listening to Shades of the Afterlife on the iHeartRadio

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Speaker 2: to Shades of the Afterlife. I'm Sandra Champlain. We've explored

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Speaker 2: gaze even wider, recognizing that the yearning for ultimate freedom

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Speaker 2: Around the globe and across countless spiritual traditions, death is

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Speaker 2: from illness, from the aging process, and from countless earthly

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Speaker 2: This perspective of death as a spiritual release a joyous

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Speaker 2: he drifted out of his body. He found himself in

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Speaker 2: he said, it was filled with a profound sense of

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Speaker 2: an incredible lightness, completely free from the physical pain of

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Speaker 2: his injuries. It was a silence deeper than any he

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Speaker 2: had ever known. Suddenly, a figure appeared to him, creating

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Speaker 2: His father looked younger, healthier, and was smiling with a

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Speaker 2: love beyond earthly limits. There was no words spoken out loud, communication,

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Speaker 2: he said, was telepathic, a direct transfer of pure knowing

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Speaker 2: and affection. His father conveyed deep pride in his service

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Speaker 2: and the man that he had become, reassuring him that

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Speaker 2: he had always been watching over him. He showed him

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Speaker 2: fleeting glimpses of family gatherings and moments of quiet strength

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Speaker 2: from his early life, confirming his father's constant presence. But

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Speaker 2: then his father gently communicated that his mission on earth

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Speaker 2: was not yet complete. He had significant lessons still to

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Speaker 2: learn and love yet to experience in his physical life.

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Speaker 2: With a final comforting embrace that he felt with every

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Speaker 2: fiber of his being, this Marine was guided back towards

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Speaker 2: his body. He awoke in the hospital, the feeling of

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Speaker 2: his father's love still palpable, and the memory of that

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Speaker 2: reunion forever etched into his soul. The experience dissolved his

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Speaker 2: fear of death and instilled the profound understanding of the

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Speaker 2: unbreakable bonds of family. Regardless of which side of the

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Speaker 2: like reincarnation seen in many Eastern cultures, the soul's journey

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Speaker 2: seems to continue. Some believe each life offers a new

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Speaker 2: chance to grow and move closer to spiritual freedom. Henry Ford,

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Speaker 2: you'll know his name from Ford Automobiles, once said genius

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Speaker 2: is experience. Some seem to think that it is a

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Speaker 2: gift or talent, but it is the fruit of long

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Speaker 2: experience in many lives. He felt that the soul gathers

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Speaker 2: wisdom and skills over many lifetimes. Elizabeth Kobler Ross, a

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Speaker 2: episode about her, studied thousands of near death experiences, and

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Speaker 2: she wisely said, death is simply a shedding of the

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Speaker 2: physical body, like the butterfly shedding its cocoon. It's a

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Speaker 2: transition to a higher state of consciousness where you continue

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Speaker 2: to perceive, to understand, to laugh, and to be able

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Speaker 2: to grow. Her work showed that our existence continues after

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Speaker 2: the body dies, proving once again that death is not

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Speaker 2: to be feared. And of course, doctor Raymond Moody, who

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Speaker 2: peace and vivid experiences, which, of course he believes are

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Speaker 2: truly real. Kenneth Ring's research on blind people seeing during

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Speaker 2: NDEs also suggests our consciousness works way beyond our physical senses.

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Speaker 2: No matter your background, the deep feeling that your soul

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Speaker 2: is eternal and free is a force that connects us all.

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Speaker 2: It's a universal message of spiritual independence, promising a future

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Speaker 2: for all of us of endless love, peace and growth

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Speaker 2: for everyone. Now, don't go anywhere, because when we get back,

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Speaker 2: we'll have another story and we'll talk about how we

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Speaker 2: can gain independence in our own lives. You're listening to

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Speaker 2: Coast AM Paranormal Podcast Network. Welcome back to Shades of

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Speaker 2: the Afterlife. I'm Sandra Champlain, and as we are patriotic

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Speaker 2: and talking about independence and freedom, I want to bring

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Speaker 2: up three people who I have met personally who have

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Speaker 2: been part of the US Armed Forces and make a

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Speaker 2: difference with the afterlife. Back on episode thirty six, you

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Speaker 2: met these two and you can hear their full stories there.

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Speaker 2: One is US Navy Commander Suzanne Geeseman, who served as

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Speaker 2: a highly respected aid to the Chief of Naval Operations.

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Speaker 2: She is a woman of logic, discipline, and a deep

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Speaker 2: sense of integrity. Her life took an unexpected turn after

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Speaker 2: a personal tragedy, the sudden death of her stepdaughter, Susan.

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Speaker 2: This loss propelled Susanne into an intense quest for answers.

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Speaker 2: Through rigorous and methodical investigation, much like she would approach

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Speaker 2: any military intelligence operation, Suzanne discovered undeniable evidence of survival.

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Speaker 2: She not only found comfort with that, but developed her

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Speaker 2: own extraordinary ability to communicate with spirit. Commander Geeseman, a

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Speaker 2: woman of impeccable character and a former skeptic, is now

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Speaker 2: a renowned evidential medium, dedicating her life to bringing messages

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Speaker 2: of hope and proof that our loved ones are still here. Next,

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Speaker 2: let's turn to US Navy Chief Petty Officer Tony Woodie.

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Speaker 2: Tony's story is a vivid testament to the power of

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Speaker 2: a near death experience. During his military service, Tony suffered

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Speaker 2: a near fatal aircraft incident, an experience that propelled him

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Speaker 2: the afterlife. He recounted being a in a realm of

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Speaker 2: profound peace and light observing his own body and the

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Speaker 2: brought him an undeniable understanding that consciousness continues beyond physical limits. Tony,

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Speaker 2: a dedicated and disciplined military man, returned from that experience

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Speaker 2: with absolute certainty in life after death. Sharing his unique

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Speaker 2: perspective as a veteran who literally glimpsed eternity and back

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Speaker 2: on Episode one hundred and thirty is the story of

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Speaker 2: US Colonel Diane Corkran. Diane, who is herself now in spirit,

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Speaker 2: was a true pioneer and a champion for all soldiers

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Speaker 2: and veterans who had near death experiences. As a highly

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Speaker 2: trained nurse and respected academic, she understood the unique challenges

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Speaker 2: and profound impacts near death experiences on those in uniform.

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Speaker 2: She was fiercely passionate about helping these brave men and

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Speaker 2: women find their way back to living full lives, assisting

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Speaker 2: them and processing their extraordinary experiences and integrating them into

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Speaker 2: their reality. Colonel Diane Corkran dedicated a significant part of

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Speaker 2: her career to the International Association for Near Death Studies

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Speaker 2: or ians dot org, advocating for research, understanding, and support.

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Speaker 2: Her work bridging the worlds of military service, medicine, and

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Speaker 2: spiritual inquiry ensured that the profound experiences of veterans were heard, validated,

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Speaker 2: and used to bring comfort and healing to countless others.

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Speaker 2: She was a true force of loving and knowing. A

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Speaker 2: shout out to our friends at IMS, who have an

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Speaker 2: incredible amount of free things. On their website you can

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Speaker 2: research near death experiences and once a year they hold

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Speaker 2: an extraordinary in person conference. You can go to the

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Speaker 2: conference live, which in twenty twenty five is in Chicago,

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Speaker 2: and on their website you can also watch past conferences again.

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Speaker 2: Their website is ions dot org. Now, if our souls

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Speaker 2: are indeed eternal and truly free, unburdened by the limitations

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Speaker 2: of the physical body and the confines of earth, how

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Speaker 2: does that transform the way we live our lives? It's

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Speaker 2: a great question, and how does it influence our daily

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Speaker 2: choices and our approach to challenges and even our grief.

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Speaker 2: Just as our most courageous pioneers and visionaries pushed beyond

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Speaker 2: known boundaries to forge a new nation, we too can

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Speaker 2: claim our spiritual independence from fear, doubt, and the limiting

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Speaker 2: beliefs that hold us back, knowingly or unknowingly. It empowers

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Speaker 2: us to live with greater purpose, to extend compassion to

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Speaker 2: ourselves and others, to practice genuine forgiveness, and to bravely

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Speaker 2: step outside of our comfort zones, knowing that a vast,

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Speaker 2: loving and supportive reality always surrounds us, guiding every step. Now,

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Speaker 2: we human beings fear three predominant things. It's the fear

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Speaker 2: of being alone, the fear of failure, and the fear

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Speaker 2: of death. We are never truly alone if you have

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Speaker 2: no living people around you. Fear not. You are supported

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Speaker 2: by guides and loved ones. We have a fear of failure.

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Speaker 2: Fear not failure is a good thing. The only way

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Speaker 2: to success is by failure. We learn, and when we

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Speaker 2: get home to the afterlife, we get to share all

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Speaker 2: those glorious times we fail and the wonderful things we've learned.

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Speaker 2: And of course, we should have no fear of dying.

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Speaker 2: Why because after two hundred and forty something episodes that

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Speaker 2: no doubt you've listened to, you know that our consciousness

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Speaker 2: survives death. They say fear stands for false evidence appearing real.

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Speaker 2: Someone taught me a trick. It's not easy. But if

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Speaker 2: you pay attention to those moments you are afraid and

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Speaker 2: take action anyway. If you pay full attention and are

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Speaker 2: in the present moment to what you are doing, the

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Speaker 2: fear disappears. We can only concentrate on one thing at

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Speaker 2: a time. Let it be the project in hand and

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Speaker 2: not the fear that's trying to stop you. What else

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Speaker 2: do we need freedom from? Well, if you've read my

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Speaker 2: book We Don't Die, I talk about that voice that's

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Speaker 2: in our head, that persistent inner critic that often tells

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Speaker 2: us to be afraid. It passes judgment on everything about us.

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Speaker 2: There's negative self talk, and this is not our true

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Speaker 2: soul self. That inner voice can be a complex survival

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Speaker 2: mechanism that takes information we received in our past, perhaps

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Speaker 2: things that happened in our childhood or moments of pain,

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Speaker 2: and what it does is it tries to shape our future,

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Speaker 2: telling us things like you are unlovable, or you are different,

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Speaker 2: or you cannot have everything that you want. It is

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Speaker 2: designed to keep us safe, but it also can keep

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Speaker 2: us very small. When we choose to quiet that voice

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Speaker 2: through practices like meditation, mindfulness, or observing our thoughts and

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Speaker 2: instead connect with that inner wisdom, our intuition, that higher

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Speaker 2: part of ourselves. Well, we gain a profound sense of

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Speaker 2: self heal, acceptance, and courage. We can start looking at

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Speaker 2: ourselves like those who have had near death experiences, feel

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Speaker 2: that unconditional love. Really, what would that be like to

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Speaker 2: look in the mirror and only see and feel unconditional love?

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Speaker 2: Realizing you're not alone ever, as we have a love

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Speaker 2: around as I said, even if we can't see it.

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Speaker 2: This understanding gives each one of us the freedom to

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Speaker 2: confidently go after our deepest dreams, to take some bold steps,

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Speaker 2: knowing also that every experience is a lesson. Every challenge

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Speaker 2: we have is a chance to expand our consciousness and

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Speaker 2: strengthen our soul to truly live. This declaration of spiritual

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Speaker 2: independence means embracing our capacities as eternal beings. It means

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Speaker 2: recognizing the immense power of our thoughts and intentions, knowing

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Speaker 2: that they literally shape our reality. It means cultivating love

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Speaker 2: and gratitude as our primary modes of being, for these

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Speaker 2: are the highest vibrations and they really do attract good things,

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Speaker 2: meaning joy abundance in our lives. The more we talk

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Speaker 2: to people about positive things and positive memories, they'll start

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Speaker 2: to do the same thing. Also, in our declaration of

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Speaker 2: spiritual independence, it means we extend compassion to others, understanding

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Speaker 2: that they too are eternal souls on their own unique

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Speaker 2: journeys and they deserve empathy and understanding. And last, it

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Speaker 2: means forgiving ourselves for any perceived mistakes or past regrets,

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Speaker 2: knowing that unconditional love and acceptance await us on the

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Speaker 2: other side, and indeed are available to us right now. So,

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Speaker 2: my friend, what insight from today's discussion about freedom of

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Speaker 2: the soul resonated more powerfully with you today? I'd love

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Speaker 2: to hear it. I don't know how you enjoy Shades

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Speaker 2: of the Afterlife, but I read every review. So whether

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Speaker 2: it's Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen, your heartfelt

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Speaker 2: written comments really truly do help new listeners discover the

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Speaker 2: message of hope, the message that we survive physical death,

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Speaker 2: the help through grief, and everything that's in my heart.

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Speaker 2: As a reminder for past episodes, great resources, medium classes,

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Speaker 2: read a free copy of my book, come to our

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Speaker 2: inspirational Sunday gathering with medium demonstration, and so much more.

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Speaker 2: You can go to We Don't die dot com. Remember,

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Speaker 2: as the brilliant inventor Nikola Tesla wisely stated, the day

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Speaker 2: science begins to study non physical phenomena, it will make

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Speaker 2: more progress in one deca aid than in all of

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Speaker 2: the previous centuries of its existence. Science is increasingly becoming

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Speaker 2: our powerful partner in this incredible exploration of the afterlife,

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Speaker 2: validating what countless spiritual traditions and personal experiences have told

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Speaker 2: us for millennia, bridging the gap between faith and empirical understanding.

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Speaker 2: As we conclude our episode today, take a moment in

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Speaker 2: your heart to thank anyone who has fought for your freedom.

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Speaker 2: And if you see a veteran around town, be sure

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Speaker 2: to thank them for their service. And please don't wait

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Speaker 2: for eternity to declare your independence. Knowing our souls are limitless,

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Speaker 2: we are free to live fully. Now, shed fear, embrace joy,

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Speaker 2: and step into your power, for your spirit's freedom began

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Speaker 2: long before this life and will last for eternity after

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Speaker 2: this life. With my friends, give yourself a big hug.

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