Talking to the Dead
Every Wednesday, In this podcast, I invite you to join me on a journey to other dimensions, and to give people who have moved on from this earthly dimension a channel to speak to us. Each week on Wednesday, I will interview a different person beit a dead celebrity or ordinary person like my self. I meet spirit guides, and consciousness entities. I do this especially on Wednesday at a certain time so I can have control of my time and not be overrun by interviewees wanting to come through !!
I have been psychic all my life, however only in the last few years have I had the courage to do something about it. When I was a baby I have saw people walking around my cot at night, and all my life I have seen and heard people who have been trying to communicate with me. l was never frightened, but for the sake of my business life, relationships, and sanity I kept this side of my life largely to myself. Things have changed in my life now that I am older, and I have decided to use the podcast format to interview in real time anyone who chooses to use me as a channel. I have no idea what is going to happen, but I know this is what I am born to do.
I am definitely not a professional Psychic, and obviously I never felt I needed training. I dont want to make money out of people, and I just want to correct a wrong that has held me back all these years. That wrong was trying to deny my gifts, and not use them to help humanity. Over 40 years ago a psychic medium told me at the British Spiritualist Association that I had a man standing over my shoulder who was protecting me since I was a child. The lady said I had such skills that I needed to use them to one day help humanity. I really hope the Podcast format will be that vehicle to do this.
Talking to the Dead
Episode 44: The Roman Empire. Lessons from the Past from a Roman Soldier!
I attempt to meet Romans who inhabited Cologne 2000 years ago.
2000 Years of History of Cologne City on the Rhine
Shortly before the birth of Christ, Roman legionaries founded the central site of the Ubii, the oppidum Ubiorum, in the historic centre of Cologne. The population of the new settlement grew rapidly, trade and crafts flourished. In the year 50 AD, at the request of his locally born wife Agrippina, the Roman Emperor Claudius conferred on the city the status of a colony according to Roman law and gave it the name Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium (CCAA).The city featured monumental stone buildings, temples, the palace of the proconsul and baths; paved streets with underground channels and an aqueduct were part of the sophisticated infrastructure. Mighty city walls with gates and towers served both to protect and adorn the city.
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