I'm Carrie Cassidy from Project Camelot, and very happy to be here today.
So I have Andrea Falks with me, and hopefully I'm saying your name right.
Is that right?
Yes, you are.
Okay. And she's actually spoken at my conferences twice now, I think, and this coming year as well.
I'm not sure what you call yourself, so I'm going to let you introduce yourself.
I'm calling you a psychic intuitive.
You might want to augment that with whatever your skill set is, okay?
Yeah, well, I had a big awakening 20 years, over 20, 25 years ago.
And I ended up on UK TV on a show called This Morning.
Around the time that Russell Brand came into the media, around that time, and then I ended up doing a series taking celebrities back to past lives with another guy called Philip Schofield.
And we did two series on ITV in the UK.
And I also...
Started off on a show call this morning in the UK, and then I would do talking heads on TV.
But privately, what I do is past life regression, inner child healing, ancestral timeline healing between lives.
And then I do spirit releasement, which we'll talk about all these things, because I think they'll all relate to Russell Brand in some way.
And, you know, and then I do sound healing, not that that probably...
Related to it.
But I think the other stuff does.
Yeah, sorry to interrupt here.
I just wanted to set the show up just a little bit more than I've just done.
Today was crazy.
I got all the times wrong on all my meetings and everything.
So we had to rush around.
But you obviously are totally prepared.
Not to worry, audience.
So what I just want to say that this is not about targeting Russell Brand.
This is about using his example as a jumping off point, really, for us to discuss things like reincarnation and past lives.
It is another word for it.
And also, you know, as she's referred to ancestral linkages.
You know, all kinds of things, attachments, you name it.
So Andrea is great fun in this regard.
And she was, I guess, a television personality many years ago, as she's explaining.
And then she actually was, I don't know if you call it fired or just let go or how that works, but you can explain.
Okay? Yeah.
I think, you know, I mean, sort of because I began in TV and around the same time that Russell started on Big Brother and I was actually invited to be a guest on his show when he first got his show.
But I had a friend who was linked to TV and they were like, you can't go on that show.
He'll try and, you know, sleep with you.
And I was like, oh, that's not something I'm interested in.
But, you know, that was the character of Russell Brand.
I mean, he's kind of reincarnated himself.
So many times in this lifetime.
And if you've watched him from the beginning, he's by his own admission been an alcoholic, a drug addict.
He's been a sort of like lecherous character.
And he started off as kind of a Dickensian character.
He's kind of gone through that journey of being like this archetypal Dickensian, very eloquent with words, obviously extremely intelligent.
And then he's gone into the kind of Jesus phase, which was probably when he was doing The Truths a few years ago, to kind of the character he is now.
But I've had some kind of mystical experiences without realising that I would end up having those with him.
So it's kind of very strange.
I live in the middle of nowhere, just outside Glastonbury in the UK.
And my really strange experience with Russell Grant, this is X years later, you know, from the time when I didn't end up going on that show and, you know, his sort of like star shot up higher.
And I was sat here one day reading an article by a spiritual lady called Aluna Joy, and she was talking about the Atlantean timelines.
And for some strange reason, I literally live in the middle of...
A farming community.
And there's houses here, but you can see Glastonbury Tor in the background.
And I'm reading this article, and for some reason, as I read this article about the Atlantean timelines, and it was like the separation, because I resonate with the Lumerian timelines, and I think the Atlantean timelines was where a lot of destruction came in,
and a lot of false information came in.
And I just sat there and thought to myself, you know, I think, I don't know why I thought of Russell Brand.
And I thought, you know what, I think he got involved in the false timelines at the Atlantean Timelines, you know, in a past life.
I feel like his souls got involved in that.
And I thought to myself, and my house has a big glass window, and I look out into this countryside.
And he is literally outside the window waving at me through the window in the middle of nowhere, which was extraordinary.
And you have to see the synchronicity of me thinking about him and him just appearing in the middle of nowhere.
And then I realised why he would...
Potentially, you know, why has he appeared here out of the middle of nowhere?
And it was because over the field, sort of my next door neighbour down there, is Nicolas Cage, the actor who owns the house there.
And then that evening, sort of as I woke up, coming through the astral plane, I saw Russell Brand wearing a blue sari.
It sounds completely strange and really wooey wooey.
But then a friend of mine went into the earth grids of this land that I'm near with Glastonbury Toy in the background and he said to me there's an earth star in the field behind you in the ley lines of the earth.
Now my friend didn't know that this was the house that belonged to Nicholas Cage but where they showed me where the earth star was was exactly at the end of his garden in the field behind me.
So I thought this is really interesting because Obviously, Nicolas Cage is very aware of ley lines.
That's why he bought the house here, so he could, you know, be near Glastonbury.
But it's interesting that Russell would come through the astral plane in Dreamtime wearing a blue sari, you know, depicting some sort of past life that he's lived.
And so it's interesting because we had the Olympics in 2012 in the UK and he was quite an important character in that.
They had him on top of a yellow bus singing, well, it was to depict Roald Dahl and Roald Dahl's an interesting character.
Like, all these characters weave in.
You know, as many people know, Roald Dahl was an author but he also wrote women's books as, you know, well, adult books and he wrote One book that was really peculiar, it was about this book.
I don't know why I'm going off to Roald Dahl, but it'll all come back into making sense when we go into it deeper.
But Roald Dahl wrote, as we know, children's books, but he also wrote adult books.
And he wrote one particular book that I read once called Mine Call Oswald.
And this book was about...
I think this book was written in the 40s or the 50s, so it was way ahead of its time.
But they used this woman in the book to seduce all the great men of the time, and she would steal their sperm, and they were going to create a superior race.
So I think it's really unusual that they were doing that.
That's kind of an Illuminati...
Yeah, setting this vibration for creating, you know...
Taking DNA and creating an elite race.
And so they used that in the opening ceremony of the Olympics.
They had Russell Brand on this yellow bus going round in circles.
And then they were playing I'm the Walrus ride by the Beatles as well.
And he's like this figure with a megaphone on top of the bus.
So is he used as the Pied Piper?
Because he often depicts himself in his own books and he wrote some children's books as the Pied Piper.
But, you know, where is he really leading the people?
I sense it's round in circles as opposed to, you know, because he's gone through this, you know, by his own admission, really sleazy character back in the day who was, you know, in your face, you know, said,
you know, very eloquent with his words, but really like, oh, just too much.
Okay, but you're talking about the author, just, you know, not Russell Brand.
Yes, yes.
Okay, so the author had this sort of personality.
No, no, this is Russell.
So moving on from the author, it's just they used Roald Dahl in that ceremony.
Okay, because where does the Pied Piper reference come?
In Russell's life or in Roald Dahl?
No. I think in Russell Brand's life, he's like the Pied Piper.
And he's very enigmatic.
People are very drawn to him.
And I think with these allegations that historically started two years ago, people are polarised in it.
People either love him or they hate him in general.
Not many people are neutral.
People have their opinions.
But it's like, once you've made an opinion of someone, You want to believe that you, you know, if you like that person, you don't want to believe that these, you know, allegations could be true, because then that reflects on the opinion you've created about someone.
And then it reflects, it goes beyond being about that person, then it becomes personal.
It's about you and your judgment system.
Sure. Okay, well.
The reference to the Pied Piper was a little strange because apparently I'm supposed to be related to the Pied Piper of Hamlin.
That was a famous story of a real Pied Piper type of person.
I don't know.
I'm not saying...
That's just come down from my mother.
It's that kind of thing.
It just threw me for a minute.
Did Russell Brand write children's books?
Because let me say that I don't know much about him.
So I'm not, again, this is not to put him down or anything.
We're actually saying that the jury is still out on what the situation is.
But I do know that there is what we call illuminate.
Luminati targeting going on, and that we do know that there are satanic references, of course, in all of those ceremonies that they've got going on as well.
So just saying that there has also been allegations towards Katy Perry, I guess his first wife, considered his first wife, and he's married to someone else now and is about to have a third child.
So the timing is a bit strange of bringing these accusations on him suddenly when he's in a certain situation.
And so I just want to put that in context for our audience to understand where we're going with this.
Okay, so go ahead.
And I think it's like a lot of people, you know, these allegations that are being put against him are from 1999.
You know, one is of rape from...
I don't know where they all tie in.
One was 1999 up to 2004.
Some were assault and some were accusation, I think, of oral sex.
That's one of the allegations.
But they're all allegations.
You don't have any evidence.
And then you could, depending on what side of the coin you want to weigh it on, you could go, well, why did not all this come up during the Me Too movement?
Why didn't that all surface then?
And he's reformed And then you bring up the question, do we believe in people reforming themselves?
The redemption of people, because he's gone from this awful character by his own admission of being an alcoholic and a druggie, and we saw that in the UK.
You really saw that he was struggling.
And now he went through this Period of, then he did a tour that was like the Jesus tour and, you know, he sort of changed his image a bit and people saw him as like a Jesus kind of character and women were very drawn to him.
And now he's like, reinvented himself again.
And now he's like, you know, married to the lovely girl that I saw him with when he passed.
...pass my house, Laura Gallagher, and, you know, her sister was a TV presenter, a very nice family, you know, so now he's part of this, you know, he's a family man.
So we've, you know, watched him through all these different incarnations, and, you know, when you see a public figure, and I can't think of any other public figure...
Who's gone from, you know, even though he ended up on TV when he was in his bad phase, because most people end up on TV when they're in their sort of healthy phase, and then they go downhill, whereas he's gone kind of the other way, which is really unusual.
And not only has he redeemed himself, but he's...
You know, spoken about all the things that we're interested in, you know, everything, you know, he spoke about the COVID times, he's spoken about political things that are going on.
He's been very outspoken, you know, and that has obviously turned the mainstream against him, you know, because he was very much Right.
And now he's kind of gone against that and ended up completely away from, he's not involved in mainstream TV in the UK anymore.
You know, he did films, you know.
So it's an interesting thing that we watch this journey of someone and we see,
They're almost playing out all their past lives in one lifetime because when he was beginning back in, you know, 2004, which is 2004, 2005, when most people in the UK were first exposed to him, he had this amazing eloquence and he was like this wordsmith of Dickensian-ness.
And then that character died away.
And then this other character arrived, you know.
And then if you look back at his childhood, you know, he obviously is desperate for acceptance.
He's desperate to be acknowledged.
He wants fame.
He wants to be loved by the people, you know.
His mum and dad split up when I think his mum was when he was six months old you know he was by his own admission an overweight child so he got picked on at school you know and he is as slim as you can be now but he was overweight as a child and then I think you know he's also talked about his First sexual experiences,
his father encouraged those.
So the father wasn't necessarily a stable, wholesome man, you know, which is probably a reflection of why the mum decided that she didn't want to be with him.
Also, when he was, I think, about eight or nine years of age, his mum was very ill with cancer and she survived it.
So quite an emotionally unstable time for him.
So you can sort of, if you see it, From my point of view as a therapist, you're like, you can understand why he was looking for maybe fame and acceptance and why he was so enamored by all these people liking him,
you know, and how that kind of maybe fed his addiction in a way.
Well, let's not forget that he's a comedian as well.
Yes. Comedians are very interesting personalities, and I've known a few, you know, as good friends.
And at least in America, Lenny Bruce is a very famous comedian.
And he has quite a, you know, up and down and, you know, a lot of them have a...
Alcohol and Robin Williams and, you know, they kind of go from the top of the world into the bottom of the world and they flip back and forth.
They're also targeted again by what we call the deep state or Illuminati and there's hints of black magic and whether they get involved in it voluntarily and stars are also targeted in that way as well.
So they're approached whether they Accept or reject the sort of approachments.
I can't say, but, or the approaches.
In other words, we're looking at a person who is Quixotic, mercurial, and yet he seems very passionate about his causes when he's involved in them,
whatever they be.
So as a painting, you can kind of see that.
And then to step back, and let me just address one thing, and then let's move on.
The idea that there's no evidence.
We don't know the evidence.
We do know that there were incidents and there have to be these women coming forward, right?
I think there's, I'm not sure how many.
But anyway, and so the public is not party to who the women are, I don't think.
And so it's hidden.
In other words, he's facing these charges, but it's a hidden attack.
And it's also coming at a time which 2019 is, you know, five, six years ago, right?
So that's very strange.
And what is it he's doing now that it now made what I would term it, the Illuminati, the deep state, turn against him and want to target him for something they, in the past, You might say indulged or just ignored or even might have been concocted in the case of some.
You know, Julian Assange was attacked in this way.
I mean, any truth tellers, especially the men, tend to be attacked based on their sexuality, which is really strange.
But it goes out, you know, it goes presidential candidates.
I mean, you know, the list goes on.
Just saying that that is kind of, it's not just an isolated situation.
This is something that goes on constantly with individuals that are in the public eye.
So, especially men.
So, to get back to the situation, go ahead and sort of...
I was just going to say, as you were talking about different comedians, coming to mind was like George Carlin, because...
He was an amazing comedian, wasn't he?
But he spoke the truth.
In the UK, people might not know who he was, but I know who he was, even though I'm English.
He used humour to tell the truth, and I think that's the other thing.
You can kind of get away with telling the truth if you wrap it up in humour.
Absolutely. No, it's actually a famous way of operating.
Again, Lenny Bruce is very going back in the past, but anyone who's studying, you know, comedy, and there's so many examples of these people that Richard Pryor, I think, comes to mind, that are, they're addressing the social fabric,
the milieu, you know, mores, things that people are doing and questioning our reality, in essence, and that could put them At odds with certain groups that are especially in charge of the social order,
if you will, right?
So let's, but in terms of, so you had this weird encounter and, you know, life, at least from my point of view, is very sort of psychic intuitive.
It's happening all around us and we're seeing signs and signals constantly.
And these amazing You could call them miracles.
You could call them synchronicities.
Whatever your tendency to look at the world, you're going to term it, right?
But this is a wild synchronicity, right?
Seeing him outside your window.
But you had also some...
Explain to me, because this show we're doing here is kind of a second part to what you did.
Two or three years ago, I stumbled on that just the other day and I was just struck by how it would be great to get like you to do more of an update now that things have moved on and maybe you even change some of your viewpoints or whatever it happens to be, right?
Yeah. So just wanted to, again, put this in context and so that people could understand that you already did one show and it...
I thought it was handled very well.
I think your approach is very even-handed.
And so I really like that.
And I think there's too much things going on right now in our world where a person is seen as either black or white, good or bad, you know, regardless.
And when people don't know the real details, okay, or they get lies, nothing but lies about the person.
And it's just kind of a hideous, world to be in, especially if you're well-known.
I mean, I don't know how well-known you are because I'm not a UK citizen, and I only came about you, I didn't know anything about you, but I found out about you and invited you on my show.
So, in my case, I am also targeted in these ways in the public.
Now, I'm an alternative personality.
Russell Brand is mainstream, but The syndrome is the same.
People, just like with Trump, you know, they sign, seal and deliver you as being guilty or innocent based on what they stumble on, actually, and whatever investigations they do, right?
So, please do continue.
I think in the UK, you know, I don't know if it's the same in America.
It's like, I would like to think that if you're accused of something, you shouldn't If you're a public person, like you have a public profile, perhaps it shouldn't be in the public domain until the court case has been gone through and you've been found.
Innocent or guilty, you know, because once you put the seed of the thought into the public domain and you use the media, which is corrupt, to persuade the public into, you know,
tarnishing that person, even if they're found innocent at a later date, you've already tarnished them and it's hard to come back from that.
But he's, you know, if we talk about Russell, he's an interesting character because he has, you know, gone through this redemption and the UK public, for sure, you know, he sort of comes into that character that's similar to Robbie Williams is,
you know, we've watched their journey.
We've seen them go through the naughty boy phase and we've seen them redeem themselves and we've seen them turn into a family man now.
And they've been a druggie, they've been an alcoholic, they've redeemed themselves.
And that is very attractive to the public, you know, to a certain percentage of the public.
They like that, you know, they like to see somebody who's turned their life around.
And even today, I just looked on my phone and I saw another article, not about him, but about somebody who'd been in prison and wrongly accused and served 15 years for a crime they did not commit.
And so, you know, then you look at the fact of, do we as individuals truly trust the justice system?
And in our investigation that we're learning about, you know, this court and how we stand in the dock and the dock represents the ship and we're under maritime law, you know, and once we go into understanding what that really means, you know...
Is it actually a court of equity?
Is somebody actually given a fair trial?
Because when you can see this gentleman that I saw today had served 15 years for a crime he didn't commit?
Right. And what I think in...
I deal with whistleblowers, of course you may know, and they have this kind of checkered past as well.
They've actually worked for the dark side by even their own admission for sometimes their whole lifetimes or 40 years or more, and then they have this sort of come-to-Jesus moment when they decide that humanity has a right to know all the secrets that they've learned over those years,
and they become whistleblowers.
At an elderly age, actually, in many cases.
And that's kind of where a lot of our witnesses, as I call them, came from.
So we're talking about a similar path.
And I always, I'm fascinated by this idea.
That it's, in a sense, it's almost beyond karma.
Because on the one hand, like a man like that, he was innocent, okay, but he got thrown into prison, and he actually had to do the time.
So there are some kind of, I wonder at the soul, sort of plan for the soul, and what, because I guess I do see this as, you know, I don't see us as victims, let me say that.
In this milieu we call life.
And so I think there are choices that are made.
And I think soul choices that, again, are not understood by the general public.
So the general public is just seeing the person, not seeing a history, not understanding why they might be doing what they're doing based on past.
lives, choices we made in the past and they're compensating for in this life.
And in a sense, you're hinting that Russell Brand is actually going through lifetimes during one life.
I mean, he's an interesting character, because even if you look at the people he's dated, you know, one of the most high-profile women, obviously he dated Kerry Perry, and we know he was married to her.
But another woman that a lot of people, maybe especially in America, might not realise he dated was Jemima Khan.
And Jemima Khan was...
Married to Imran Khan, the famous cricketer who then became a politician in India.
So she was his wife, but she was also the daughter of Jimmy Goldsmith, who was a massive financier in the UK.
And he also was a politician as well.
So it's like Russell was rubbing along shoulders with, you know, very powerful people who are very well connected, you know.
So why is his soul, you know, attracting these people it's got to be some kind of spiritual connection between them all from other lifetimes and other timelines and they're working all that out you know and why is that soul incarnated to go on this journey I mean to play it out in a public arena for all of us to kind of go you know on the side we take you know do we like this person do we not like this person And then it brings in...
Because we think it's about them, but actually it's not, because it's bringing in the moral views of us, you know?
And then a lot of people accuse Russell.
I've seen a lot of people accusing him of being part of the Fabian society.
You know, they go, oh, his logo was this wolf and that was,
the same logo as the Fabian Society, is he pushing that agenda?
But then that's where it ties back in with Roald Dahl because I think Roald Dahl was part of the Fabian Society.
So you kind of see all these characters, you know, and Roald Dahl isn't an incarnation anymore.
So, but you see all these characters playing out
all these different levels of things from other lifetimes.
And then, you know, you look at characters like another character that, you know, we all know is a very famous author is,
Arthur Coyne and Doyle who wrote Sherlock Holmes but actually he funded the College of Psychic Studies in London and his biggest passion actually wasn't probably writing his Sherlock Holmes books he was really passionate.
passionate about mysticism, about mediumship, you know, and also what's kind of been written out to society a little bit in those days.
Like in London, we have this big thing called the Royal Albert Hall.
And
You know, when Arthur Conan Doyle and all those were around, there was also another lady called Estelle Roberts, and she was a really, in that era, probably, I don't know, she was the end of the 1800s or the beginning of the 1900s.
But mediumship and spiritual stuff was really prominent in the 1800s.
And she would fill out the Royal Albert Hall with over 3,000 people while she gave mediumship readings.
And I've seen the pictures, you know.
And so we've kind of used famous people who are in many ways very mystical.
But sometimes in the modern era, we've hidden their mystical nature.
You know, we've hidden the fact that perhaps Absolutely.
Yeah. Well, I mean, you know...
There's different words for that.
So you're calling it mystical or whatever, or spiritual.
But it can also be considered to be, you know, witches, warlocks, Satanists, and people that are following certain trends.
And even religions that I consider to be satanic.
But other people wouldn't necessarily call them that.
And the symbolism is really obvious, like in the Catholic Church, and so on and so forth.
You're sort of picking your poison, you're interpreting it the way you want to interpret it, the way it suits you, but not necessarily the way it is.
But I think it's fascinating to say Arthur Conan Doyle was, you know, he was known as an investigator, a private eye kind of person, right?
Yeah. No.
I mean, I have a great...
I mean, Arthur Conan Doyle was, when I was developing and awakening and all that, he was my spirit guide.
You know, I don't really have a spirit guide as such, but he was my spirit guide.
And, you know, there was a man called Andrew Lycett, I think it was, who wrote a book about him.
He wrote this autobiography about, you know, Arthur Conan Doyle.
And Arthur guided me to go to the College of Psychic Studies in London and sit there while, you know, this guy gave this talk about him, and he focused on the mystical aspects and the spiritual aspects.
And then I thought to myself, why does he like me?
You know, well, it turned out that my birthday was the 22nd of May, and so was Arthur Coyne and Doyle's.
But then even more random, random thing, almost as random as Russell appearing outside of my house here, because I was in the Glastonbury Zodiac because there's a zodiac energy and here is Sagittarius.
But where I lived at the time, I lived on this road in London called the Finborough Road.
And that was where all the amazing...
Stuff happened for me.
That was where we filmed the beginning of these series for this show called This Morning.
We filmed them in my flat and all this happened.
But it turns out that I lived at number five, Fimber Road.
And it turned out that when I researched this road in London, Arthur Coyne and Doyle's brother had lived at number seven next door back in the day.
So energetically, there was this energy there, you know, and so I thought, wow, this is so interesting.
And I felt like he was helping me.
He was guiding me.
And even when I went to this talk about Arthur Conan Doyle, at the end there was a question and answer about Arthur Conan Doyle.
And because he was sat with me in spirit and I could see him, he was kind of giving me the answers.
And as people were asking, you know, the author, do you know the answer?
You know, and he was going, no, sorry.
And I would put my hand up going, oh, I know the answer.
Do you mind if I...
Say it, so I would give the answer.
And at the end, I went over to the author, and he was, I was like, do you want to know how I know all the answers?
And he's like, I am wondering.
And I said, well, he's been here.
You asked.
Wouldn't it be great to think that he was here?
I said, but he was here.
He was sat with me.
That's how I know all the answers.
You know, us developing our spiritual gifts and skills, I do think there are people who are behind the scenes, you know, Moving us into certain positions and you can say well is that their soul linked to me from other lifetimes?
Do I have...
Right. Right.
dark forces can also look at you and read your energy and go okay I can see their potential but because it's only potential they can't know for sure what you're gonna do and sometimes we're not predictable
and obviously Russell's turned out to be
Not predictable.
He's redeemed himself.
He's transformed himself.
Normally, people go from being all twinkly and sparkly to going downhill and becoming the drug addict and the alcoholic, whereas he's gone the other way.
That's right.
Well, I would agree with you, totally.
People do have guides, and some of those guides are actually helping with a particular problem Part of your life and a particular role that you will play, obviously.
And those connections are very sort of psychic, serendipitous, if you want to call them that, synchronicities and things like that.
So there's also karmic debt, right?
So there's also an exchange in a certain sense where, you know, it is said that someone agrees to play the villain in your life.
Do you agree with that?
So that you can actualize a certain heroic quality that you weren't able to actualize or act out in the previous incarnation.
So there's all those things going on.
It's like a bartering system.
Yeah, like having done past life regression with people as a therapy for 24, 25 years, and I don't just do past life regression.
I believe in how I work.
You've got to weave between inner child, ancestral, and always look for the entities.
Even with Russell, maybe some of these beings are not his past lives.
You know, when he was speaking in those Dickensian voices, could have been an entity attached to him.
You know, and that entity's left now and he doesn't play that character anymore because the entity's left them.
I think that happens with actors as well.
I think, you know, whether you look at like Method Act.
Perhaps method acting is actually bringing in a soul, an entity.
Is it acting or is an entity taking you over?
And I think if you look at somebody like Heath Ledger, for example, perhaps he got so into being taken over by the entity in that film.
And that's the other thing.
I think when you're an actor, you have to be careful.
If you're playing very dark characters, And you've got trauma from your own childhood you've never processed and you've got addiction issues.
You could get taken over by these entities.
And if you're playing that character day in, day out in a film which goes on for months, your own personality could be shut down and you could get taken over by these dark entities.
And I wonder if that's what happened with Heath Ledger.
Yes. No, I think there's no doubt about it.
You know, I studied acting and directing in New York, and I can say that, you know, in exploring acting, there is a point at which you actually do become the character.
If you're good enough at the job, they consider this being having talent, then you actually transition.
You're not just in...
Sort of a convincing role.
You actually transition and I have had it happen to me where you can lose.
Time and place and actually be there.
And especially with historical characters that are based on true people.
I think that that's even more likely to happen.
And then, of course, you could have the spirit, if they're hanging about on a certain astral level, influencing you and then dark entities pretending to be that spirit.
I mean, it just goes crazy, right?
All over the place.
And that's one of the things that actually made me more Yeah, I think that, yeah.
You know, and I didn't, you know, I had sort of a spiritual awareness at,
At a young age.
And so I wanted to resist that sort of thing, even though I knew that I had the ability to do these things and to, you know, basically become these other characters, good or bad.
It's not all negative.
Sometimes it's good.
And so some of these actors really like they said, Sean Connery actually kind of lost at some point.
There's stories about that.
I don't know if you've heard them where he had become, you know, had hit the picture that he was that character, James Bond, you know, so that he lost touch with reality on a certain level.
And it does happen.
And it might happen a lot more often than people realize.
Yeah, I mean, a lot of the work that I do is, you know, you've heard me when I spoke at your conference about the spirit releasement.
You know, you're in this body, but you can get pushed out quite easily.
And entities can take you over.
And I think that's the other thing.
Do we remember who we've been if the entity takes you over?
If you speak to sometimes a lot of prisoners who've...
Some of them will honestly say to you, I don't remember doing what I'm accused of doing.
I mean, I'm serving time, but I don't, I'm not lying.
I consciously do not remember having committed these things, you know, and I would imagine the entity did come in.
And take them over.
And I think that happens to more people than they realize.
And I think that's why we've got the spirits and the alcohol and drugs.
And the other thing is, because I do a lot of inner child therapy with people, it depends on your back trauma and your ancestral story and your past lives.
And some people can do alcohol and they can even take drugs and it doesn't seem to affect them.
Okay. What is a crime?
In other words, the person does a crime and you're saying, well, that person did a crime.
But the bottom line is the real crime they committed was having a fragile ego boundary that got through things like abuse, childhood abuse, can break down the ego boundary to such a degree that they can leave their body at an instant and they can actually take on other.
You know, personalities and all of that.
So that's where you get the splits in the personality and so on.
So what we're talking about, in a sense, it is actually, it's an early crime that maybe in a certain sense, they were the victim of, but they also allowed themselves to be taken over,
which is a crime in and of itself.
Think about it.
Because you lose responsibility for yourself if you have a weak ego boundary and then you allow these other entities to take control of you, even temporarily.
But this is going on all the time.
It's not just a murderer or something.
It can be a daily occurrence in the world we live in.
It really bothers me that This discussion we're having is not part of, if you will, the legal system.
That there needs to be discussions on what guilty or innocent in any particular situation and all the different parameters that the person could have, you know, roles they had played, things that had happened, things that came in,
because even one of my witnesses, Captain Mark Richards, has been in prison now for...
Over 30 years.
And he was framed for a murder he did not commit.
But they claimed he was a mastermind of it, which was, you know, a setup.
But the person that they killed, there was three young guys, and one of them was definitely an agent and got off scot-free.
And another one sort of disappeared, I guess.
And there was only one who had childhood abuse issues from a pedo.
And they murdered.
They actually did the murder.
So only one of the kids got in prison.
So when you're looking at the situation, you're not understanding what really went on here.
And yet the general public and even the Illuminati point of view is, well, throw him in prison.
He'll be discredited as a secret space witness because he's committed or been a mastermind of a murder.
Even though...
You know what I'm saying?
So it gets so convoluted, but life is kind of like that.
We do not know somebody's background and real story.
Yeah. I mean, I suppose I'm really privileged in a way to get to see that insight into them.
When I'm working with someone, I get to see what I call the emotional Akashic records of their souls.
So I see who they've been in other lifetimes.
I see the entities, you know, because I bring the entities forward.
And when you put someone's personality, because it's your personality, into the background and you bring any entities forward that have been...
And the entities will tell you, I've been attached to them since this year.
I affected this in their life.
I've messed with them.
I've done that.
It was me.
It wasn't them.
And then they'll say, you know, I don't have 100% control over this person.
But in this emotional area, I can take...
Because where your client has an emotional weakness...
Where they haven't resolved that emotional story in themselves is where the other entity or the soul that's maybe messing with them can take over because that's the vulnerability.
And until your client heals that part of themselves, they're vulnerable to that.
So when you're doing this work, you're not just releasing the entity, you're resolving the emotional trauma of how they got glued in in the first place, which leads me on to what you're saying about, you know, Because we don't put people to death row in the UK anymore.
We don't do that.
But if you're putting someone to death row and then you find out later you might have made a mistake.
I remember years and years ago being on a radio program called the James Well Radio Show in the UK.
It's funny because you're triggering this story.
So this guy rang in and he was a really famous judge in the UK and he'd sentenced a lot of people to prison, you know, and his name was Judge Pickles.
And I can remember him ringing in and he was saying, I'm listening to you talking about past lives and stuff like that.
So you're saying that I will, my soul could be affected for sending these people to prison, you know, and I'm saying, well, yes, because, you know, you're standing as the judge, court in equity, and you're going,
you will go to prison for X amount of time, or, you know, even worse, you will face death row.
Absolutely. Now, I'm very sorry, but we have five minutes left.
And we've barely even gotten...
As far as I'd like to get in this discussion, so maybe we could do a part two next week or in the next few weeks if you have an opening.
But is there some wrap-up comments to this part one that you'd like to make?
Yeah, I think it's just for anybody listening to this, it's like, you know, this...
Take this personally into yourself, you know, find the court of equity into yourself.
We're always judging people outside of ourselves, you know, but it's like, you know, it's like that whole Jesus thing, you know, those without sin cast the first stone.
Think about who you've been in the totality of existence.
We've all done good, bad, and things.
I know from regression, initially people see bad things they've done.
As they evolve, they see the things where they've been a victim, and then they go on to seeing the things they've done.
You eventually get to this point where you're not here to judge other people.
You're here to just be an integrity in yourself.
And that's the journey of the soul is, you know, working on ourselves and having compassion for other people, no matter what they may or may not have done in the world.
Yes, I think that's well put.
At this point, you know, because I think there's more to be said here, and I think that the audience will probably be as fascinated as I am with this sort of line of reasoning and looking at the situation, because I think we're in a time when this kind of,
you know, looking at people and judging people, because in a sense, the internet has made everyone and anyone a semi-famous person, even for a day or an hour or a week.
And this brings the judgment down upon them of the general public.
And then all the misconstrued ideas and the lies that gets bandied about.
And then if the press gets involved, there's an ulterior motive because they're run and told to lie to the public.
And constantly the military lies to the public.
The government lies to the public.
And we're so inundated by lies.
And then people are quite psychic.
And I think there are more and more people are awakening to their abilities, right?
Their psi abilities, as I call them.
So that's really an important part.
Because if you have those abilities, you can zero in on closer to the truth than what's in the general, you know, you know.
Dialogue. And so, you know, that's a gift as well.
And those people are coming forward as well and sharing their perceptions, which is great.
So I'm just saying that this is an interesting time of exposing the truth.
And what does it really mean when you say the truth?
And then what are the repercussions?
Because sometimes the real truth is actually worse.
You know, you think you're going to get the good thing, right?
Ultimately exposed.
Saving somebody.
Saving an innocent.
And then you find out they're not so innocent and so on and so forth.
So... Yeah, I mean, I have some amazing stories I've heard from clients of, you know, karmics.
I mean, some of them are just like, oh my God, you know, it's like watching a film sitting on the edge of your seat going, I can't believe you've lived through that.
Wow, that is incredible.
And then the other thing that you see is if they don't resolve this in themselves, their body takes...
Because your body's always keeping score.
So then they're manifesting a serious ailment or illness into their body because they haven't resolved their issues.
And I'm thinking about a client now who sadly she passed away, but she knew she was dying.
That's the thing.
I took her on this journey to see that she needed to forgive.
And the person she needed to forgive was the person she'd known in a past life who she was very angry with but he'd incarnated as her brother in this lifetime and she said I just can't forgive and I said yeah but all those cells in your body need to be let go of for you to heal but she couldn't do that.
Right. Yeah, no, it's fascinating and it just goes on and on.
So let's revisit this because I feel that we haven't really gotten everywhere that I'd like to go.
And I hope that audience has enjoyed it as I have.