Couple of things to announce:
Tonight, December 4th at 10 pm, I will be appearing with George Noory on his radio show "Coast to Coast."
Schedule for December 04, 2020 - December 11, 2020
Tales of the Afterlife / Open Lines
Hosted by George Noory
Guest(s): Richard Martini, Open Lines
Award winning journalist and filmmaker Rich Martini will discuss his incredible journey searching for evidence of the afterlife via various means including hypnotherapy and past life regressions. He'll reveal the various ways deceased loved ones can be contacted to answer questions or give practical advice. Followed by Open Lines.
It's a two hour show, the second hour we will be taking questions.
We will be discussing the Architecture of the Afterlife. My father was an architect, taught me how to read a blueprint, and since starting this research into the Flipside, have realized how many of these stories about the afterlife are blueprints that we can examine and explore.
In the book "Architecture of the Afterlife" I interview 50 different people from all walks of life about their journey into the afterlife. It may be that they are mediums, and are adept at "speaking to spirit" - it may be that they are average people, sometimes friends of mine, sometimes complete strangers who recall a vivid dream they had as a child.
Based on the previous research from "Flipside" to "It's a Wonderful Afterlife" to "Hacking the Afterlife" - these reports follow the same information that others have given. Whether it's clinical case studies of people under hypnosis (Dr. Helen Wambach's 2750 cases) or the thousands of reports from Michael Newton and the Newton institute (7000 cases when he first published in 1994).
I've filmed 100 cases to date, and the 50 without hypnosis are included in the book "Architecture of the Afterlife." It's available worldwide through Ingram Spark and Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Apple, etc as well as the audible version.
Then there's this new show, available on Amazon Prime through the Gaia channel... or through Gaia.com directly.
This is my latest episode of "Beyond Belief" and the links are here. Here's the trailer for the show:
I flew into Boulder to meet with George at the height of this pandemic not because I had any desire to, but because I think it's important to share this research with the planet.
And if only one person gets some solace or learns how to communicate with their loved one, then it is worth the effort. I've done a number of these shows on Gaia.
If someone has a loved one who has passed from it, the research points to methods of how to "stay in touch with them." I've filmed people accessing loved ones through hypnotherapy, via mediumship and through guided meditation.
The results are the same, the results are consistent and they are reproducible, two hallmarks of science.
So while we gear up for the Holidays, keep your loved ones not only in your hearts and prayers, but also verbally - speak to them directly, speak of them in present tense.
They know they still exist, and are hard pressed to figure out how to communicate with us.
The three Backstage Pass to the Flipside books
Basically they have to "lower their frequency" in order to slip into our dreams, or to put thoughts in our mind to recall them. It doesn't require a medium to do so - it helps, but as Jennifer Shaffer (JenniferShaffer.com) repeats in our weekly podcast: "anyone can do this."
Our PODCAST is at HACKINGTHEAFTERLIFE on Itunes. (HackingTheAfterlife.com) Each week I ask Jennifer to access someone on the flipside to learn new information about their journey.
Videos of those podcasts are available at "MartiniZone.com" on Youtube.
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| Our podcast is at HackingTheAfterlife.com |
It doesn't require hypnotherapy to do so, but as Scott De Tamble (lightbetweenlives.com) has shown that pretty much anyone can access their guides, teachers and loved ones no longer on the planet.
And I demonstrate in the book "Architecture of the Afterlife" that just by asking questions - a form of "guided meditation" - one can achieve the same results.
No time like the present to learn how.
My two cents.
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