The Intimacy of Interstellar Communication

07/19/20 • 15 min

#014 Christel wrote a large part of her book, Forty-Nine Days, on the music from the film Interstellar. The film's score is from Hans Zimmer. Now it is six years later, and she sees the movie for the first time and it touched her deeply.

She is stunned that one of the messages in the movie is the same as in her book: that interdimensional communication is possible, and that love is the only thing that can transcend space and time. In this episode, she describes why Interstellar directed by Christopher Nolan, really touched her, and how the scientific explanations in the movie validate her experiences.

She shares one experience in her book, in which she describes how telepathy with her lover in a coma took place.

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Delightfully Delirious as a Child In Italy

#013 Christel speaks about the state of in-between, and how fluid time is. As a young child, Christel would visit Italy each summer and spend four weeks camping on the sea.
And each year, the moment they entered Italie, she would get sick, really sick. Each vacation she would spend in bed. Delirious, and hallucinating.

Now Christel looks back and writes from this state of in-between and realizes how wonderful those times were, that being sick and delirious brought her in these other states that gave her access to whole other parts of her life. She discovered she was able to move forward in time and already experience older parts of herself.

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Dancing at the Edge of Living and Dying Part 1

#015 This is the first episode in an intense series of two with host Christel Janssen about her dear friend Clea, who had breast cancer. It is a heartbreaking story about a terrible disease, about the connection in a deep friendship, about hope and losing hope and reclaiming the choice for life, about 'dreamwalks,' about the way different realities play out in our body.

In 2007 Clea was treated with radiation for cancer in her breast, but a few years later it came back. And it spread throughout her whole body, eventually making her almost paralyzed in a hospital bed. Christel has always been her advocate, believing in her, believing in her choice against conventional methods, and in her ability to completely heal her self. Christel did a few 'dream walks' with her, which comes down to deeply asking the question: do you want to go back to your body and become fully alive, which has a tremendous effect on our ability to heal and create a miracle.

Clea had so much pain at some point that she needed morphine. Christel describes how she realized how morphine takes away the ability of the body to heal itself.
Christel writes from these experiences and the many layers that Clea went through, from looking for a cause of the disease, to completely reclaiming herself.
"I am meant to be a miracle" she whispered in her hospital bed.

Witness in this first episode the many worlds and dynamics behind the reality of cancer as Christel writes and reads from these states. In part two of Dancing at the Edge of Living and Dying Clea will be the guest in the Telepathic Writing Salon podcast and she will reveal her intense journey, and how she got through it.