Now We’re Flying! The First Published Review of Mystical Interludes II
February 21, 2019
How My IANDS Conference Presentation was Enhanced by Mystical Interludes
September 13, 2019February was quite a month! After receiving a glowing review of Mystical Interludes II from Terri Connellan in Australia, I traveled to Boston to attend Sandra Champlain’s We Don’t Die Conference. [Update: Sandra later invited me as a guest on We Don’t Die Radio — here is our conversation.]
Without exaggeration it was absolutely mind and spirit expanding! For the first time in my life I attended a séance by Scott Milligan, physical medium. It’s one of those things you must do on your own. There is no way to really describe what happens inside that room.
Brazilian Sonia Rinaldi, an expert in Electronic Voice Phenomenom (EVP – recording voices of deceased persons and also Instrumental TransCommunication (ITC – recording images of deceased persons) all but removed the veil separating mortals from spirits on the other side!
I sat at a dinner table with parents who traveled from the state of Oregon to meet Silvia because they recognized the image of their deceased daughter on Silvia’s image gallery! Yesterday, I received an email from Caroline Chang of Awake2Onesness Radio. It contained the image which Sonia captured of Caroline’s son Kyle smiling at her from the other side!
There is no question in my mind that the world is undergoing a spiritual evolution. Our Mystical Interludes Discussion Group has grown to the point that we now rent space large enough to hold our meetings, and our calendar is filled with guest speakers! Meanwhile, my mission remains steadfast. I hope to inspire ordinary people, who give little thought to Spirit, to notice to their own mystical interludes which often appear as coincidences and synchronicities. I have found that realizing small interludes with gratitude can increase them and lead to more experiences, a greater awareness of who we really are, and eventually a knowing that we are always loved and never alone.
