Pete Haviland and Brian Clune~Paranormal Investigators

06/06/20 • 114 min

The Paranormal and The Sacred Radio Show

Pete Haviland is Lone Star Spirits’ Lead investigator, President, an Advanced Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist,and a licensed private investigator in the State of Texas. He works with Gaurdian He Search and Investigations 501c3 locating missing children and vets, and has had success with clients in haunting cases in removing fears, anxieties, and removing psychological triggers that have caused either possible poltergeist activity, or hypersensitivity, due to subconscious triggered events. Pete is a co-founding member of Paranormal Research Organization (PRO) with Loyd Auerbach, An investigator with the Office of Paranormal Investigations, American Ghost Society Representative for NW Texas, and owner of The Supernatural Radio Network (www.srnlive.com). Peter has over 35 years of field experience in the paranormal and is a founding member of Lone Star Spirits. Brian Clune is the co-founder and historian for Planet Paranormal Radio and Planet Paranormal Investigations. He has traveled the entire state of California researching its haunted hot spots and historical locations in an effort to bring knowledge of the paranormal and the wonderful history of the state to those interested in learning. His interest in history has led him to volunteer aboard the USS Iowa and at the Fort MacArthur Military Museum, as well as giving lectures at colleges and universities around the state. He has been involved with numerous TV shows, including Ghost Adventures, My Ghost Story, Dead Files, Ghost Hunters, and was the subject of a companion documentary for the movie, Paranormal Asylum. He has authored several books.

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Lauren Lawrence~Author/Celebrity Nightmare Decoder

Lauren Lawrence is a writer for USA TODAY and made a recent appearence on Good Day New York. Ms. Lawrence was the dreams columnist of the New York Daily News for 10 years. Ms. Lawrence has starred in the TV show "Celebrity Nightmares Decoded" on the Biography channel. She's the former "Political Dreams" columnist of John F. Kennedy Jr.’s GEORGE magazine, and TRADER MONTHLY. She has authored several books including Private Dreams of Public People, A Dream Keys series of books published by Dell: Dream Keys for Love, Dream Keys, Unlocking the Power of Your Mind, Dream Keys for The Future and a book of poetry, Side Effects. She's appeared on numerous TV shows: Lauren was profiled on EXTRA, was interviewed by Bill O'Reilly on The Factor. She has appeared on Fox and Friends, Red Eye, on CBS's The Early Show, The Tyra Banks Show, E's Star Treatment, and on CNN's Money Line. She has also appeared on Dr. OZ. In the past she was a frequent guest on Joey Reynolds' WOR AM syndicated radio show. Formerly the dreams expert of Dreamlife.com. She's known for interpreting the dreams of celebrities from Paris Hilton to Luciano Pavarotti, Michael Douglas to Kate Moss, Kurt Vonnegut to Brooke Astor. "Between The Scenes" on The Movie Channel filmed Lauren in her home while Nicky Hilton dropped by to have her dream interpreted. Lauren Lawrence lives in New York City with her husband who is also an author.

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1 John~John The Elder Speaks

1 John In the first letter, the elder encourages the Christians in his community to stay together. See, there are some naysayers who've been spreading lies about Jesus, and the elder really wants to set things straight. First, Christians need to believe that Jesus was a for real a human being, not just some divine deity walking around on water everywhere. Second, Christians have to love each other. God is totally into love—it's his favorite things and he really wants all believers to just love their little hearts out. Love. Love. Love. (Got it?) This whole love thing doesn't apply to the naysayers, though (or any non-Christians, for that matter). No one is required to love those baddies or even pray for them. Probably because God isn't listening. The elder calls his opponents "antichrists" who are making God look bad.That can't be good. Harsh.