The Future Of Communication is Telepathy

05/18/20 • 18 min

#006 Imagine: Handwritten letters appearing on your laptop and it appears to be the afterlife speaking? The future of technology is telepathy Mark Zuckerberg says. In this episode, Christel explores the question: what to do when facing death, when facing losing a loved one?
She introduces the concept of 'Delog,' which means 'returned from death' in Tibetan. Delogs are (usually) women who die for a few days, to roam around in the afterlife to then return to their body absolutely fine.
In 2005 Christel encountered a 'modern delog' who gave reports from the other side through her laptop screen. This forever changed her perspective on death, dying, illness, and life.

Be warned! This episode will stretch your mind and will definitely require a paradigm change but also might reveal what will be available to all of us in the near future.

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music credits Allan Thomas and others

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Love in the Age of Quarantine

#005 Christel explores falling in love in the time of Quarantine. Can in this bizarre time of being locked up in our house, being isolated from others also be an opportunity to allow yourself to deeply fall in love? To deeply go into yourself and experience love in whole new ways?

In telepathic writing, Christel explores the question: How can I be so in Love?

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On the Unfolding of Meaning with Adikanda

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Guest today is Adikanda. AdiKanda is a Toronto based intuitive and a published novelist, poet, playwright and songwriter. Her spontaneous writings come from an Alpha sleep state in the forms of poetry, spoken readings, meditations, and song, numbering in the thousands for clients worldwide. Many describe her work as life-changing and liberating beyond any modality they have experienced before. And I am one of her biggest fans. She is a master in Telepathic writing.

In this episode Adikanda shares how it started, what happened after, and how her body of work evolved. how she received for the ones that are not able to speak: like unborn children, or victims of a stroke, or partners whose communication has stopped, etc. Her favorite is the transmissions to be performed in live theater. The poems do not put parameters around time and the meaning sometimes reveals itself years later.

She will read an example of her work in the poem 'The Gift' which was created for a Wellness event in Toronto at a gathering of 400 engineers and geologists. She asked the question: What is the most important thing, for even the ones that are skeptical, to hear and receive?

Learn about Adikanda's work at www.Adikanda.com

To find out more about Telepathic writing:

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