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Coast to Coast - April 28 2017 - Psychic Dreaming - Open Lines
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DATE: Friday - April 28, 2017
HOST: George Noory
GUESTS: Loyd Auerbach
Director of the Office of Paranormal Investigations, and President of the
Forever Family Foundation, an organization supporting research on life after
death and the work of spirit mediums in the grieving process, Loyd Auerbach, was
appointed to the faculty of Atlantic University of Virginia Beach, Virginia, in
late 2010, where he teaches an online parapsychology course. He discussed how to
identify telepathy, clairvoyance, precognition, and other psi experiences as
they occur through dreams.
The psychic dream is a dream (or nightmare) in which there is psychic
information presented, such as in a precognitive vision, Auerbach explained,
noting how these kind of dreams feel different from other dreams. "There's some
feeling/context to [a psychic dream] that makes you remember it or makes it
really stand out that it connects with reality in some way," he said. According
to Auerbach, psychic dreams are mostly innocuous and mundane but people tend to
remember the negative ones, and some even come to believe they caused the
tragedy presented within the dream.
Dreams of future events can be altered to some extent, except for natural
disasters which are set in stone, Auerbach continued. "There are many cases on
record of people getting warnings of something that was about to happen and then
avoiding that situation," he reported, adding how it is difficult to judge such
instances because of the so-called intervention paradox (if you did not get into
an accident, how can you truly know you avoided it). Auerbach also spoke about
mass consciousness and how huge emotional events, such as 9-11, send ripples
through time which can affect people.
CALLERS' DREAMS
Open Lines followed in the latter half of the program. Edward in New Jersey told
George about a remarkably vivid historical dream in which he met Johann
Sebastian Bach during the late German composer's lifetime. "Sebastian is one of
my intimate associates from another life in Germany," he said. Edward noted he
has written a book about Bach which was informed in part by this dream.
Andrew from El Paso, Texas, recounted an emotionally-charged dream in which his
deceased mother, who had never met his daughter, showed up to give her a
goodnight kiss. "We gave my daughter my mother's name... I even think about it
and I get choked up about it," Andrew admitted, suggesting it could mean his
mother is watching over his daughter.
Will in Denver, Colorado, phoned in to share a dream in which he heard a knock
on his door, walked to it and looked through the peephole to find a strange old
man in dark clothes with a wrinkled unrecognizable face standing on his porch.
"When I woke up out of my sleep I was in a panic, heart racing, sweating, I was
really nervous about being in the house, going near the door for the rest of
that night," Will recalled.
News segment guests: Jeff Nelken / Peter Davenport
WEBSITE(S):
facebook.com/loyd.auerbach
BOOK(S):
ESP, Hauntings and Poltergeists: A Parapsychologist's Handbook
ESP Wars: East and West
Mind over Matter
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