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The dawn was known by the unexplored world of shadows and phantoms.

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A land that knows no limits of time or space.

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From the dawn of discovery to the nightfall of catastrophe,

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journey to a universe of the unexplored, the unperceived, the unbelievable.

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A place beyond reality where no question will go unanswered.

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A place where myth and legend are all superstitious in the science.

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It's time for our journey to begin.

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It is the final answer for the questions that life poses.

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But we too must ask.

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Is death really the end?

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Knowledge surrounds these library walls.

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And with these instruments, that knowledge can be ours.

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That undiscovered country from whose born no traveler returns.

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Shakespeare had that view of the land called death.

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A frightening terrain just outside the borders of our lives.

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But this undiscovered country has been explored and uncharted.

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By men and women who have crossed over and have come back to tell the tale.

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This journey can begin in the most innocent of ways.

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Well, it was about ten or so at night.

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I was coming home from a late night at work and this girl flagged me down.

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She had a flat tire and no jacks, so anyway, I helped her out.

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It was actually kind of nice out, and I didn't like getting my hands dirty.

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After all, it was a good cause, and she was kind of pretty.

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I guess I was feeling like some sort of a rogue figure for saving the day.

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We were having a nice get-a-coin kind of chat.

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You know the kind where you really like somebody, but you both don't know it yet.

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When this real weird guy showed up from nowhere, and, well, he didn't seem like he was going to leave.

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I must have been distracted, because I never even heard that car.

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And then the strangest thing happened.

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I felt like I was lifting right out of my body, like I was a spectator to my own death.

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I even saw that guy lift the girl's purse. It was positively bizarre.

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The experience of leaving one's body is only the beginning of this amazing odyssey.

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And many have returned to tell their tale.

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Ahead of me, I could see what looked like I was in a tunnel,

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and there was a very strong light, a very bright light, white light, at the other end of the tunnel.

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And I was drawn toward that.

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I could see my body laying there in a crescent-shaped position under the water,

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as myself as being removed from it.

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Depending on what I was seeing, it had a color, and it would flash.

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But I did return to my body as soon as it was over, when I could no longer feel trauma.

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And upon return, many of these witnesses vividly remember their journey.

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Surprising, they all describe very much the same things.

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The same tunnel of light, the same floating over their body.

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And occasionally, that experience can have some unforeseen consequences.

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Suddenly, I woke up. I know now they had sat me back a while.

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And the weirdest thing was, I just had to tell that girl about the guy ripping off her purse.

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And for some reason, she believed me.

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And you know what? He had taken it.

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I mean, you tell me what's going on here.

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There are a number of doctors who believe that these experiences are nothing more than the body's physiological reaction to great trauma.

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Or a product of the drugs administered during life-saving procedures.

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But nobody can say for certain.

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In the United States, 73% of the population believe in life after death.

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That number is even higher in other parts of the world.

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Belief in an afterlife has always been with us.

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Neanderthal man carefully prepared graves with food to sustain a long journey.

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These beliefs were also a strong component of Egyptian religious thought.

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At least same convictions have lived on through the ages in many cultures.

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It's been striking to me as I look back into the ancient classical writings on the subject,

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and also writings from various cultures in the past,

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how similar to the tales that we hear,

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from contemporary patients who have a cardiac arrest in the emergency room,

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how similar these tales are to the classical sources.

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The Tibetan Book of the Dead, for instance, details exactly and minutely

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the same kinds of things that modern-day cardiac patients tell us about the initial stages of death.

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I think in the West we've had a lot of problems.

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I think in the West we've had a lot of problems dealing with those internal parts of us that we can't see.

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Whether we're talking about healing or we're talking about therapy,

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any kind of the sciences in the West were very material-oriented,

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and so we have to see it to believe it.

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I think really we've reached a point in medicine where we can't ignore anymore

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these experiences that people have been reporting since the dawn of man.

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We can imagine that to these people death was not necessarily a terrible event, but a hopeful one.

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The English word body comes from the Anglo-Saxon word boating.

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Boating can be translated as a boat or home.

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Home. To what? Spirit.

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So, can this part of us survive our death?

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Perhaps.

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These two men could hardly be more different.

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General George Patton and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

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But both had something in common.

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One believed he had been reincarnated.

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The other, some believed was reincarnated.

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These are a lit two of the better known people who may have experienced a past life.

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General Patton was a dedicated soldier, a self-proclaimed war lover,

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and he passionately believed that he had lived before as a Roman warrior,

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and that warrior lived inside him as he fought his way through history.

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Mozart was one of history's great prodigies,

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composing his first mature work at the age of four.

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Could such precocious talents merely be the premature awakening of a soulmate?

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Well, certainly a lot of people spontaneously remember past lives, and it's very vivid.

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And then we have these geniuses like Mozart at the age of six writing symphonies

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that just belie the fact that we could just have a very mechanical physical brain.

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It is illogical to me that anyone can sit down with a complicated machine,

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like a piano, can play it perfectly by listening to the music.

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I'm not sure what kind of brain cells need to connect to do that.

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It is my viewpoint that in an earlier lifetime, these people knew how to play the piano and play it well.

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Mozart, I think, is a classic example of this.

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We come in with learning from previous lives, tremendous learning,

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and so we have child prodigies and geniuses.

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As far as I am concerned, this is recall.

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We access past lives all the time.

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I'm going to count slowly, and when you feel you're approaching this beautiful, clear, narjah.

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This idea of some past life living on after physical death is a startling one.

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A new kind of psychological study has been developed to explain it,

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a new age science called past life therapy.

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Will you help me? Are you from God? Are you from the white light?

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Help me.

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This woman is about to journey back into her subconscious.

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She and her psychiatrist guide believe that she will soon experience a past life,

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a life that may have a bearing upon her present.

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They beat me.

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And they don't stop.

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I see blood on the walls and it's fine.

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It's rather like being in a light sleep or in that period of being barely awake.

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It occurs to all of us maybe after a long sleep awake in the morning

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and for a few seconds we're just barely aware of the room

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and still clearly recalling any dreams we may have had.

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In the state I most commonly achieve is very similar to that.

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This past life regression puts people in contact with repressed memories

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or their imagination no one can say for certain.

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Now you begin to study consciousness.

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You can't help but see that there is more to consciousness than a finite physical body.

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In my experience I have never encountered anyone who has not had a past life, even the skeptics.

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It's a fantastic theory that we embody the essence of thousands who lived before us.

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Any concept that fantastic must have many explanations, some perhaps very ordinary.

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We are ancient.

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And as nearly as I can tell we began inhabiting forms almost before the universe was formed.

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So when you take a look at when we perceive the universe was formed

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and then you figure how many lifetimes we lived, we're looking at a vast number.

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I was a priest in Atlantis, a high priest and had a lot of psychic ability.

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I think the earliest one that I went to was kind of like being a tribesman in the forest

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and I remember feeling very proud that I had two wives.

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When she regressed me I found myself on a ship and I was a man and I was the first mate.

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The only lifetime that I've been able to validate to a certain degree was the lifetime that I was the wife of Marcus Aurelius Caesar.

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These are lovely fantasies but they're fantasies.

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They're believed in fantasies sometimes.

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And people erroneously think that because you can have this experience and the individual believes it's real sometimes

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that that is as if it were real, that it really is that way.

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Guide yourself toward the earlier lifetime that will give you understanding of these feelings.

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Begin now to move earlier in time.

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Move earlier in time.

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It's interesting to me that most of the past lives which people go back to are like the 18th century

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and sometimes back to being clear patron and so forth.

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You don't tend to have people have past lives regression to let's say 1930 or 1940

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because it's too easy to check their data.

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Are you an email or female body?

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My husband is a pair in the court of the King of France.

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What exactly is happening to these people?

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Are they really in touch with their past lives or are these mere fantasies?

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If they are real, the existence of these prior lifetimes presupposes that life or at least its essence can survive death.

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This is called reincarnation and we who are incarnated today must think carefully about what it suggests for our future.

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If this world exists, is it possible for us to explore it?

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Some say yes, anyone can voyage to a previous life or lives, one just needs to be at the right place at the right time.

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The eternal quest for definitions of this metaphysical world has created a multi-million dollar industry.

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A new vocabulary has entered the language with words like vortex and power spots and vibrational levels.

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What do those words mean?

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This is a quiet land, a place where time takes a breath before hurrying along.

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This is Sedona, a small community located in Northern Arizona in the United States.

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And some believe that this is more than a beautiful landscape.

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They believe Sedona is an energy center where minds and consciousness can be healed and evolve.

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Sedona seems to be a place where there are four energy vortexes.

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There are vortexes all over the earth and if you care to use your energy to explore psychically,

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they are going to expand or amplify your psychic energy.

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So people come here and they want to explore their psychic abilities.

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What happens is just like a shot in the arm, they are able to experience far more here than they would experience at home.

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These vortexes can serve as power spots and according to metaphysicians,

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they enhance one's ability to penetrate the gloom of lower consciousness and reach one's past life.

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It's a physics type thing, it's electromagnetic energy fields with the magnetic energy of the vortex.

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And what we do is we blend or measure our individual energy with the vortex energy and we ask questions.

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Be it on past life regression or a futuristic event.

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I was a bit of a skeptic regarding the vortexes and I can really say I got more from it than I thought I would.

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I have experienced some of my most vivid past life regressions in the energy vortex.

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It's hard to verify past lives but we have definitely been able to verify much that we've received in this way.

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So it just seems to enhance anything that you might want to do subjectively.

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According to metaphysical experts, there are four main power spots in the world.

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Positive power spots are located in two places, here in Kauai in Hawaii and in Sedona, Arizona.

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Negative spots can be found in Sussex and Eliect or in the Caribbean in a place known as the The Muda Triangle.

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In Sedona today, Dick Sutphen conducts mass seminars where hundreds pay hundreds to connect with their latent psychic abilities.

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Some believe that these fantastic powers are only fantasy powers located in the imagination, not in a vortex.

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Any time throughout history we've had miracle places and it has much to do with the expectations of the individual.

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Jané, the great Sakai Christ of the 19th century, studied lords and he said,

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I can tell by the amount of dust on the traveler's shoes whether he will get cured.

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The further he comes, the more likely it is that he'll be cured.

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These are magical events, they're fantasy events.

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I think we are on the edge of a new age. I think the difference between the old age and the new age is the fact that new ages tend to find their answers within.

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We have the ability with these ideas, with these techniques that I'm developing and my friends are developing and people I've never met yet are developing

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to make a major, major change in the way things are done to take this leap into a new age, whatever that may be.

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If we are truly on the edge of a new age of self-discovery, our lives could be irrevocably changed.

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There may be truth to the saying, little knowledge is a dangerous thing.

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I wasn't here very long.

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You were here very long and you were already there.

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I wasn't here long enough to find out.

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I was born again.

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I was back into a party so fast.

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Confronting the past that lives inside us is not always a pleasant experience.

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As like therapy is a tool, it needs to be an experienced hands. It needs to be in the hands of a professional.

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If you were going to have your house painted, you'd have several estimates.

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And if you were going to do something in your yard, you'd have several estimates.

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But I see people going to get somebody to help them with past life or therapy of any kind and then not really looking at the person's credentials or at least their successes.

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I think that's important.

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I think the primary danger is being too gullible.

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There are always those people that just accept everything and anything. Too much of a true believer.

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I have a problem with that.

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Life after death is a staggering concept, but it's an indelible belief for many.

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Is it possible for us to live on internally?

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Certainly our actions do so.

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Awareness that our lives do have consequences and that good can live on internally should only improve our lives in this incarnate phase.

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Is death certainly the beginning?

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That is a question we will all answer.

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A secret to know is based on theories and opinions, some of which are controversial.

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The producer's purpose is not to validate any side of an issue, but through the use of actualities and chromatic recreation relate a possible answer, but not the only answer to this material.

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The only answer to this material.

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We call the future.

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In the 16th century he was certainly the most famous of the prophets.

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And today, 400 years later, we still heed his words.

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He foretold with crystal clarity the history of mankind before it happened.

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For a prophet to be as famous worldwide, centuries after he lived,

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shows that there must be something there.

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He has come to symbolize the occult, the fantastic, but he was very real.

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His mission was to warn us of many of the dire things he foresaw in coming human race.

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He was Nostradamus.