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Blue Jays, Raptors, Make the Leafs Send Canadian psychic Robert Lindsey Milne.
That's me and welcome to my side of the crystal ball. We're going
to be hipping in a hoppin' and bipping in a bobbin tonight because boy,
we've got a great show. My good friend Adam Galp is joining me.
I had the privilege of being on his part podcast last March and we had
a great conversation and he promised me that he'd come back, and in fact,
here he is tonight. We had this amazing talk in the green room
just just before the show, and we talked about so many things until finally
one of us might have been Adam. He said, you know, we've
been talking about so much great stuff we we maybe maybe we should just start
recording. So we just started recording. Uh So, Adam Gallas is a
former UH teacher and and he was a sports and UH physical fitness teacher at
a at a college or at a middle school. And as well as he
has a very impressive UH sports background, he also besides being a physical athlete,
he also has to be really smart. He's retired from being a teacher
and well in a school, and and and and physical fitness, and somewhere
along the line he started having the ability to see things and connect with the
Akashak records. And what are the Akashak records? You ask, Well,
just stick around because Adam is going to be here and we're going to be
talking about that and a whole lot more. This is a really exciting show.
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And now, just as we're about to start ww RS, I'm sure a
lot of you know that I'm really interested in psychology, behavior growth, inner
enlightenment, etc. And so tonight I want to talk to you about dealing
and facing pain and how we do it or why we don't do it,
or and what happens if we don't do it or if we do it.
So, every one of us has had something in our life that has caused
us hurt in the past. No matter how wonderful somebody's life is, there's
always been something. And there are those that have fewer of those, and
there are people that have greater than others. But we all have hurt and
we all get pained sometimes we forget about consciously deliberately avoid looking at that pain,
talking about that pain, admitting that pain is there. Sometimes it's just
too scary because it would hurt so much when it was inflicted upon us all
those years ago, and we hold it inside, and it takes a lot
of energy to hold that inside, and so we can have bouts of anger
with that pain, and we'll cover anger in just a little while. Right
now, we're gonna look at pain. So when we start to look at
something we remember, we remember that it hurts so much. We're not feeling
it right now, though we're remembering what we think it felt like, but
we're not feeling it. And one of the most important things about getting in
touch with those hurts from the past is there is one thing that is absolutely
irrefutable. And what's absolutely irrefutable about any painful, terrible experience that you've had
is you survived it. Because if you hadn't survived it, you wouldn't be
alive, and you wouldn't be watching this conversation or watching this what I'm talking
about. You wouldn't be here. So when we remember something from the past,
we're afraid because we remember it hurt but we're remembering it in our analytical
brain that has no emotion, and we're detached from it because the pain's not
there. When we look at this, we're One of the things we also
have to be aware of is that when we actually remember what it feels like,
it's never as bad as hurtful as it was when it was inflicted upon
us. And when we acknowledge that it's never as bad remembering than it was
when it was inflicted upon us, and we're living proof that we survived it,
then we can face that pain now. When we're actually remembering pain is
coming from a different part of our brain and and we're not actually feeling it,
we're remembering that we felt it. So to give you an example,
when when when I was a kid, just to keep me fit for playing
hockey, I played a little bit of football too, and one time in
a practice I got hit in the head with a forearm and it hit my
helmet and my helmet was a little bit loose and it turned. My neck
didn't turn, but my nose got it was level with my ears. You
know, it a crack. So we went to the hospital and when the
doctor was about to fix my nose that was, you know, all mangled.
He said to me, we can't freeze your bone, so you're just
going to have to in us. It's basically what he said, He's gonna
have to suck it up. So he had these great, big long prongs
and he stuck them up my no. I was laying down, and I
was I was uh sedated, and and but but I was awake, and
and he and he stuck the prongs right up my nose, and then he
started to push my nose back into place. Oh my god, it hurts
so much. I can remember the agony of it. I can remember even
but the bone felt like going scraping back across the bone. But I don't
feel it because that's coming from another part of my brain. So in the
remembering, it's never as bad as it was when it was inflicted upon us.
And we are living proof we survived it pain and anger. Now we
don't like to remember those terrible things that happen to us, especially when we
haven't had any experience with getting past. And some of us and one of
them, right, I have been become so detached from that those hurt feelings.
We might even deny that we have them. We cannot just ignore the
hurt and the pain, and we don't like feeling pain. So what we
do is we mask that pain with anger. We instead of getting in touch
with the pain, we focus on being angry. We humans are capable of
only feeling one feeling at a time. You can't stuck and blow at the
same time. You can't be happy and sad in the same moment, or
high or low. You are in one feeling in the moment. When you
mask the anger sor when you mask the pain with anger, you don't feel
the pain. What you do, though, is you lash out and you
take it outward. And when you're being angry and you lash out, you
don't feel the pain. And you know, you always see you know,
some big peluka or or well anybody say they they get drunk and act like
a jerk. And then after they've acted like a jerk and you know,
beat everybody up in the place or harassed everybody, then they get quiet,
and then they get all cheery eyed and cry and you know shit like that.
Well, what happens is they get too tired to keep the anger going,
and then that anger no longer masks the pain, and then they get
in touch with the pain, and then they just become you know, and
then we will tend to have very little compassion. And we also wouldn't understand
that either. Anyway, I digress. So, when your anger is masking
that pain, the pain festers and it gets hotger, it gets greater,
and it expands. And then what happens is, in order to keep that
pain numb, the anger has to get greater, and over time it gets
greater and greater and greater and greater. Sometimes in some of my life coaching
and even even in psychic greetings, you know, I'll come across someone in
in a relationship and they're really angry and the relationship breaks up. Their heart
broke and he's not gonna you know, and and there's a part of that
mourning or a part of dealing with that loss where if they don't get in
touch with their feelings of hurt, what happens is they can get resentful and
angry. So when when when you see people that have been in you know,
a horribly acrimonious relationship, uh you know, and and you know they've
done equal horrible things to each other. When they're masking the hurt, the
anger gets greater and greater. So if they push the anger aside and get
in touch with the pain, feel it, identify it, and remember that
no matter what, you've survived any type of hurt like this in the past,
and you will get through this one. You just keep telling yourself to
stay in touch with the pain, put light on it, identify it,
talk about it, be open about it, and in time, lessons and
lessons and lessons again. So to get over the hurt, to prevent yourself
from feeling it, you get anger to heal it, push the anger aside,
and get in touch with the pain. When you get in touch with
the pain, it begins to heal. And that's what Robert has to say.
You know, Adam, I've been a guest on your show and you
you you've returned to favor that you're joining me on my side of the crystal
ball. Thank you very much. The people that are going to be watching
us talk today have missed a lot just you and me sitting together talking about
what we've done. That there's such similarity, you know, so many things
that are the same but different is you know that we've experienced is fabulous.
So I know that you're a phys that you were a teacher and your specialty
wise physical education. You you you've been into sports and things like that.
So how does a winning picture become p I T C h R. How
can a winning picture all of a sudden become an expert in reading the akashak
records? Like, how do you do that leap well? Throwing strikes?
Yeah? I guess how did you do that? Well? There was a
big, a big gap between when I finished playing college and getting into the
Acasha records. I'd say that was about maybe twenty five years between of of
of timing. But I think the accumulation of actually learned the lessons through sport,
and you know, and and and who our audiences when we're playing and
the motivation for participation is a big factor for me understanding a little bit more
about my own life and my own journey. And as we mentioned earlier,
as we spoke, we spoke about the people in our lives who are the
the forces behind each one of us in order to you know, be subservient
so to speak, or pleasing to. And I think my journey pushed me
along in a competitive manner which was pleasing the external world, which over then
a period of time brought me inward to then go inward to understand I had
a core and a soul and the ability. What did that happen? So
you know, you're playing baseball, throwing strikes and and and and getting hits
and things like that. How did you go from that to recognizing you have
as Oh that's brilliant. Well it was that interaction with my father. Oh
okay, So the interaction with my father as an individual who was living through
me as a as an eight year old, nine year old all the way
up to high school, and his particular impetus was trying to make himself feel
good through my actions, through the things maybe that he wasn't able to do
as a child. So you become a star and he gets to be the
star too, exactly, okay, yes, And going through that experience made
me question who I was and what was making me happy? And who was
I making happier? Oh? What was my goal? Was? What was
my role in life? Was it to please people and lose my own self
or was it for me to regain myself? And I think those experiences of
having trauma in my house and you know, moments of physical altercations and having
nasses at home as in like being hit and beat opper stuff. Well,
there was dower incident instances where that took place where you know, my father
would come home from work and he would be he worked in Wall Street,
in the stock market. He was the son of immigrants. Himself was he
was an immigrant. He came to this country in nineteen fifty one after traveling
from country to country, surviving World War Two with his parents. His stepfather,
his father was killed in World War Two. We didn't know. What
made it interesting was they came here and you know, they made it in
some capacity. You know, my great my not my biological grandfather, but
his father, who I considered my grandfather at the time, had a grocery
store. They came here. They you know, they worked hard. My
grandmother was a seamstress. Everything was about just keeping the family together, I
assume after the war, rather than really being able to question or go back
and deal with any of the traumas that they specifically went through. So everything
was buried in their past. So my father came here, he worked at
Wall Street. He came home. My mother was very nervous. She waited
by the radio to listen to hear when the train was arriving at the train
station from New York and it was it was it was funny. It was
a news radio called wi Ands ten ten wins radio, Accu Weather Report and
try I know that station. Okay, So traffic was the big, the
big nutting name in my mother's kitchen. And every time the radio went on
and the traffic was being you know, you know reported, my mother was
listening to the specific train if it was arriving on time. If it arrived
on time, we were in a good mood. If there was a ten
or fifteen minute delay, we weren't in a good mood. And my mother
would wait till my father got home and report to my father, to rile
him up, to say, you know what your son did. Do you
know what your son did? You know what your son did? And wait
till your father gets home. That can be the longest wait in the world.
It was the longest wait in the world. And then I ran to
the corner to try to greet my father before he got to my mother.
Oh really, wow, Yeah, So I'd run to the corner, you
know, not showing not not with not with showing any type of you know
you know, I wasn't really conscious of it, probably, but now I
am. I ran to the corner to beat my mother to the not that
she was waiting to beat. I did to feel safe. Yeah, I
feel safe. Went I gave him and he said yeah, yeah, he
said. He said to me, how I go? How I go?
How's how's your day? Dad? And he said, oh it was?
It was this was that he walked up the block. He came up the
steps. My mother said, if I were you, I wouldn't talk to
him. And I said, oh, here we go. So it all
started. This went on for so many years, uh on and off.
A lot of trom a lot of stress through that situation. And I had
a good relationship with my grandmother, his mother, my father's mother, who
was very endearing to me and understanding of what I was experiencing. I'd run
to her house a block and a half away, and she'd sit me down
and I'd explain to her that I said, Grandma, I don't know what's
going on. She says, please, I understand what. I understand what
you're experiencing. Your father doesn't know better, I don't think. And I
was young, so I overlooked it. And I just went along with it,
and I just felt that I had a safe haven to go to her
house whenever these things took place. But the more I was engaged in the
house, the more I was questioning what was happening, and just getting back
to the point of what you had asked me initially going from my childhood to
playing sports to then walking on to like a Division I baseball team, having
no support at that point, because as we mentioned earlier, it was no
longer about my father the getting a feed into the energy of what I was
doing. It was me now becoming an independent individual and now learning the ropes
of life on my own, so to speak. I have to mention this
to Adam what I'm hearing and what we were talking a little bit about before
we were just just hanging out before the show. What I'm hearing and you're
describing it. You were in a serial like on a scale of one to
ten in terms of dysfunction, you were living at least at a nine.
Yeah, maybe a nine and a half. And the only difference to make
a nine and a half a ten would be the kid gets killed. But
other than that that is like nine. You were a nine to nine and
a half. Now here's my question. How come you became so strong,
dealt with it and created I'm an amazingly interesting and fulfilling existence when others that
have had uh less trauma and couldn't make it. What do you think is
the difference? Well, I mean if I look at it now, understanding
a little bit more about the spiritual world and having a deeper understanding of choosing
our parents, choosing a life path that we're going to choose. I think
this was the impetus or the pressure necessary from my soul to evolve and to
have these person's characters in my life in order to put me through hardship.
So I didn't become a victim of circumstances, but I became wiser from the
circumstances. So the answer I would have given if I would have been talking
about you as I would have said, that's because he's so strong and determined
and has a great will that I have. Well, that's the way I
would That's the way I would see what you've done. Well, I didn't
know I would have said that initially, and I have that in combination.
But the combination of that and also having a deeper understanding of my path and
other people's paths have given me that the willpower also to go on and to
give that insight to other people. Because yeah, there's another thing as well,
and that is your inner kindness. Thank you. Well, that's true.
Yeah, because you could have gone the other way. Oh and and
and it was a conscious choice, absolutely, you know, you could have
really gone the other way. Uh. I had a I had an Incidentally,
we have all we always we all have those, uh you know,
positive negative moments, whether we go to the light of the dark. Absolutely.
Yeah. But I had a force. I had my I had my
grandmother, my grandmother, Lydia And as I said, me too, Yeah,
and that grandmother of mine lived that block and a half away, was
situated in a perfect spot for me to seek shelter and feel safe. Okay,
And that's what we need when we're traumatized like that. Okay. So,
how does this kid who's a star baseball player and really strong and you
know, caring a lot for the whole family, How did you find out
about do you cashy records? How did that happen? Well, I guess
over the years, accumulating all of these experiences and dealing with the traumas that
we mentioned or we're speaking about the did the specific emotional issues turn physical for
me? I so well. I first tied it into maybe it being psychosomatic
in terms of having asthma. But I had experiences like where I was in
the gymnasium of my school and I was having breathing problems. I had allergies.
It was dust there was they were polyer thing, the polyr thing,
the flows every year. But I looked up one one time in the building
and I never had this before. I looked at the event in my gym
gymnasium and I've all of a sudden it was getting panic a panic attack,
I know them. Okay, through that panic attack, I was hyperventilating,
you know, having a hard time breathing. Uh as As it as it
went on, I guess it got a little bit more intense. And there
was a woman at work who had spoken to me and told me that she
knew somebody who does energy work. And at the time I knew a little
bit about acupuncture, acupressure. I had done that type of you know,
holistic work or with people who've helped me with that. And then I contacted
the person, she said, and he got on the phone. He said
to me, yeah, you have asthma. He didn't, you know,
he read my energy, which at that time I didn't know about. And
I came to visit him, and you know, he started telling me about
my childhood, you know what the issues were, the traumas, you know,
the fighting, whatever. He said, why'd you walk around so angry
as a child? I mean, he knew why, and he was just
trying to elicit my you know, response to that. As it turned out,
while we were working with one another, my intuition started to expand I
was able to tell him about clients with looking at their pictures that were on
the wall that he was you know, sending energy to. And he also
had mentioned to me, said, you know, you have the potential to
do this type of work. So I was feeling it and I was understanding
that that concepts As the time progressed and I spent time working with him.
I had read a book on the Akashak records by this woman by the name
of Gabrielle Law and her book how do you spell her last name? O?
R R Okay? I had a reading done first. Actually she was
with her, Yeah, She had told me, do you speak German?
I said, I actually do I speak it fluently? She said yes,
she said, and I was, you know, working through the traumas,
the issues of asthma and other stuff. But she was telling me that,
you know, you were in the past life. I see you in Germany
in a concentration camp. And I said, well, it's interesting. I
lived in Germany for six months. I spoke fluently. Within six months,
I married a German woman. I felt when I was in Germany at home,
I literally felt when I walked through the streets, this is home to
me. Came back. I was in nineteen eighty seven, and the reading
continued. You know, you were a doctor that was well liked. You
had a Jewish mother, a Christian a vice versus a Christian mother, a
Jewish father, and you you you got killed at the end of the war.
Of the war, well, it was towards in the war itself.
I did a yeah. So as that as that progressed, I was going
to psychic workshops, you know, and I wound up someone. They were
burning Incent in the in the bill in the room, and I had asked
the teacher she can put it out, and the girl next to me said,
that's that that fear you have of the smoke is not from this life.
It's from the past life. I said, oh my god. And
then I calmed down and I was able to at least try to acclimate myself
to the burning of the incent and just realize it was something from the past
and another person was seeing it. Sure, so that was triggering a PTSD
episode. In that woman's words, calmed you down? Yes, it calmed
me down. Okay, yeah, pretty powerful words. Yeah. Absolutely.
I did a reading for myself, an Akasha record reading. I then was
able to learn how to read the akashak records myself, and I was doing
readings for others and myself, and I heard I came from Berlin. I
had a Jewish mother, a Christian German mother, and a Jewish father.
And I heard names. They came to me. I don't remember the names,
but they came to me. I was doing then a Reiki session on
someone distant healing, and the person got up off the chair afterwards and said,
you were my doctor in the concentration camp. Really, yes, wow,
yeah, why do you think that happened? Okay, so here's my
reaction. My reaction is not oh wow, you know, like you're making
up a story. My reaction is what cost that person to have a reiki
session with you and be able to recognize that you were her doctor in a
concentration camp in another existence? Like what are the odds of that? Like?
How did that happen? Well? I guess, I guess it being
a unified field, a connective energy, right, that field of connecting to
another person. When was that? This was last year? A year and
a half? Oh okay, oh I was thinking like twenty years ago.
Okay, this was like a reason like yes, yes, okay, wow,
okay, have you come down from that high yet? Yeah? Yeah,
that's true. Well, initially I did feel like it was a confirmation
that made me validated what I was feeling. And then I did. I
interviewed to people on my podcast what did you think when that happened? Where
did you? I asked the person to describe, to describe it? And
I asked the person who I did the reading for, who was also in
contact with doing a kashak record readings I had, said, could you do
me a favor? Well, initially I felt, first of all, I
was overwhelmed because I felt a sense of guilt of being associated with this time
period. Was a Jewish back, Yeah, well, be a doctor,
Oh yes, okay, yes, yes, you know you hear about the
different doctors and what they experiments and everything else. And I didn't view myself
like that. But I'm sure that I'll explain later what happened to me.
Okay, yeah, but what took place was after she got up, she
said, yes, you're in this room and you weren't suspenders. And I
always envisioned myself. I was suspenders, like in college. I dressed like
it was nineteen forty. Wow she was, she says, wow. I
said could you do me? I said, could you do a reading on
that specific thing? And she a week later she writes me back. She
goes, you had a German mother and a Jewish father, and you were
from Berlin. And I got the same reading myself. I was an eye
doctor, an eye doctor, a specialist that was well known. And incidentally,
when I looked on the hospital all in Berlin, the Charite, which
is the hospital where most of the doctors, Jewish and Christian doctors alike studied
under, I did somewhat of a remote viewing and I Drew drew the building,
and it was the building that I saw on the on the computer when
I typed in images for the charite. That's amazing. Yeah, and the
and the shoes I wore. I was able to look down at my shoes
and see what the shoes I wore, where I stood. And then as
I as I, as I continued, I was explaining this before I did.
I interviewed two people on a on A on my podcast and at the
end of the podcast again conversations with Adam Gell and inspiring minds. Okay,
where's the found It's on YouTube. Oh okay, good. Yeah. So
so I did the reading I did, had the interview. At the end
of the reading, I said, Adam, there's somebody I think is going
to know you. I said, no, me, okay, he said,
well it was it was actually he was, Yeah, it was.
He wrote a book. Uh. And And what happened was I get an
email from the person said Adam, I don't mean, maybe this sounds a
little strange, but my name is so and so and so and so,
and you were my doctor in the concentration camps. That's amazing. Yeah,
and I and I and I she told me. I was delivering babies.
I was on the line helping people deliver children, and she I pulled her
off the line and I helped. I asked her to help me to save
her life in the in the in the in that particular department, and she
got a name too for me. How do you carry that? And and
you know what I mean by well carrying it? Like like, how do
you live with that and then still be normal? Well? I want to,
I want to. I want to. I'm going to tell you the
last couple of weeks, I've been a little bit challenging. I had a
I was put on I'll tell you why I was. I went. I
took a past life regression therapy. I was put on the hypnosis in a
group in a group session. Uh. And the the the hypnosis session was
based upon that specific past life. So I was able to now see three
specific scenes in my in my in this in this time period. And the
first scene was me arriving by train. I didn't know if it was Auschwitz
or not, but that's where I was. That's that's where it was.
I saw the coat, the jacket. I was wearing a long wool coat.
I wore a hat and glasses. I looked in the mirror, uh.
And then from there I was given an outfit to wear and a white
shirt like a medical shirt with and then I was tattooed on the arm the
forum. The next see numbers yeah, I was given numbers, yes,
and I was I was demoralized because I thought I was a respected human being
that was well respected by my peers back in Germany and where I was,
and so it was very demoralized for me. I was very proud. And
the next scene was me standing at a desk and at the desk, uh,
there was an SS guard to my back and Jewish inmates coming in with
striped clothing and I looked at them. They said, can you please help
me? And I said this to myself, I can't do anything. Next
please, next, please, next, please. Well, the next scene
was I went to the commandant of the camp and I said, you can
do with do with me whatever you choose, but I will not do what
you're doing anymore. I will not sell my soul to this. I'm done.
So the next scene was my dead scene, which was a was they
put like a black hood on me and I got shot in the chest and
then I that was it. So this is this happened a couple of weeks
ago, this this particular HI doing Now, I'm okay, but the first
few days thereafter, we're a little traumatizing. For me. I have to
say, yeah, yeah, so am I you and Rodney Dangerfield, Right,
I'm okay today, but boy, you should just seen me last week.
Right, Oh my god, that's true. That's actually true. It
did set off. It did set off a little bit of a of a
trauma in me. I have to say, I have to say, uh,
but what it did was it pieced together and it gave me the opportunity
to actually see how this actually is helpful because it shows us in our lifetime,
how we're experiencing certain traumas and certain certain moments that really revert back to
possible past lives. And we're supposed to have awoken ourselves to these experiences so
that our solely evolves and that we are faced with certain things of making decisions
or challenging one of the virtues that I was supposed to experience, which I
felt was truth, speaking the truth, dealing with people who aren't being truthful.
I have a slight variation only so when you say what I was supposed
to do and and where I come from. It's uh, my, my,
where I come from. And my thinking is it's what you chose to
do, what you accepted that that that's how I would see it. But
but you're you're seeing it differently, So I would see it as I decided
to accept it rather than I'm supposed to. Okay, that's that's only for
me, right, that's the I don't know where that came from, but
that that's what what it was for me. Well, in essence, it
was it's a learning experience for me, and it it showed me, as
you spoke about before, the paths that we can choose. We can become
angry or we become wise from a situation or kind. Well, in my
case, I've been like the whole spectrum. Yeah, well I've I've experienced
the feelings of aggression and I usually let that out through sport when I did
play hockey. Yes, that's a good one to play. Yeah, it
was. It was a perfect opportunity for me to do. It was it
was also almost like the phoenix coming out of the fire, trying to use
that energy in a positive way and to to motivate myself to make it like
a laser as opposed to making it like a weak beam and just using my
head. So what do you do now with that information that you have?
What do you do with it? Now now you've learned about it? What
do you do with that learning? Well, first off, it gave me
the opportunity to see how the Acastak records has the capacity to open one up
to their soul's plan, their book of life. Is it open to anybody?
Well, it's it's open to anybody. It's a matter of raising your
energetic vibration to the eighth chakra, which is about twelve inches above the head,
to open up and be in touch with that energy. I mean people
can be and will be in touch with that energy if they open up the
Acastak records, but some people won't. They'll feel the energy if they know
quiet the mind right, But some people are then able to take it a
step further by then it's you know, hearing information, seeing information, receiving
a download of information for people based upon just them opening up their records or
them asking specific questions. And I'm sitting here thinking somebody is going to be
watching this because we're just recording. Now, somebody's going to be watching this
and there are going to say to themselves, what are the akashak records?
Well, that's a good question. Obviously, the kashyak records are a vibrational
imprint made on the akasha. What's that, okay? So the akasha is
an energetic field in the fifth dimension where our thoughts, our actions, our
speech is recorded. It's like throwing like a rock into the into a lake,
and the reverberation of those waves that come off the rock hitting the water
would be endless if there were no sides to the lake to stop it.
And so the akasha is the stoppage point of the what absorbs that particular our
words, our actions, and our deeds and records it and keeps it in
an energetic vibration. And when it's stored there, a person like myself or
someone else who opens up an akashak record for the person that they're reading for
for themselves is receiving of a holographic download that is interpreted however it's perceived by
the reader. So obviously each person who's doing a reading has some type of
not pre existing but has their own bias energy involved in reading someone else's energy
their own personal interpretation. So are the Akashak records the recording of time up
till now, or are the Akashic records recorded up to infinity and in all
variations of the realities that we'd experienced, or or is it just simply what's
being done up until now. No, that's a good questions. It's from
the beginning of time to infinite inil okay, it's it's our past experiences,
past lives, present moment and future possibilities based upon now, based upon our
thoughts and our words, able to ability and manifest Okay. So it's not
like I think about it as like in this old castle or something, in
this dark room with all these cabinets filled with with with all the records of
all times. It is not like that at all. It's it's it's it's
an energy. Well, it's an energy, but it's also I guess a
visual interpretation of that energy. Okay, Okay. Now, why would someone
or or how No, first, how could just like an ordinary everyday kind
of person connect to the Akashik records or do you have to go to somebody
who connects to theak okay well the way I did it, so I'll speak
the way I did it. Yeah, I read. I read the book
by Gabriella who wrote a book called One True Love. And in that book
is the prayer. Okay, it's a sacred prayer that's open to most people
right to be able to read that. It's a prayer that has been passed
down from the Mayan tradition that was translated into Spanish, then was then translated
into English. I think by a name by a man by the name of
Johnny Presuit Prazinski who had a vision one night of a of a Spanish Mexican
woman who he'd meet and who had passed this prayer on to him, and
it happened to have happened. Uh, and so he I think translated to
English. But a person, in terms of accessing the Acastak records, you're
able to read a prayer which will change the vibration for the person's mind.
I guess the waves the brain waves. So if you read that passage,
it will it will saw soothe your your mind or yeah, well, I
I would say that when I initially had had had had started this, I
felt in my I felt in my solar plexus by chakra. I felt a
sense of calmness and peace. Uh that that that allowed allowed me to actually
sit like a in a vibration that I felt also hitting my third chakra.
So I felt like a heaviness on the third chakra and on the crown chakra.
Okay, okay, So that was doing a reading for myself, all
right. Doing the reading for someone else is a specific is another prayer to
be oh okay, So oh yeah, tell me about Dowary. That's that's
really interesting. Okay. So that's a prayer. That's something once you've you
know, invested yourself in terms of learning the Acashak records and taking specific courses
on the Akashak records. There's another prayer that is for specifically for clients to
redo readings for other people, not clients, but you know, people other
than other than for yourself. And it's a similar prayer and gives you access
using their name and the prayer to receive a download of information once their Akashak
records are open. Wow. So and you do that, that's what yes?
Uh huh ah. And you do that like for people like like clients,
Yeah, I see clients, I'd say i'd see about three to four
clients. You know, I've been seeing about three to four clients a week.
I've been assisting many people, I would say most people now who are
on this like a journey of ascending ascension of trying to open themselves up,
dealing with their past traumas in their fifties and sixties and removing the blocks that
maybe we spoke about before, the traumas that people experience that they've forgot about
through their reptilian brain, as you were discussing with me, and now looking
to go back and try to find through the Akashak records and through my readings
some information to piece together the parts of themselves that they kind of like shut
down or left out of their of their lives. And it's been pretty pretty
successful. It's been given me the opportunity to actually see their childhood, see
their their their their experiences which they did recall and then oh, ye know
what I remember that now? Yes? So could somebody without consciously knowing they're
connected to the Akashak records do that and give information when they're doing readings I'm
asking for a friend, Yeah, well joking, Well, I would say
I would say the psychic reading is accessing a similar information. I think,
really, yeah, I mean Edgar Case who was ye that was a prophet
name? And I mean he speaks about the Akashak records. I don't believe
he said a specific prayer, but I believe that in his daydream mindset of
quieting the brain down, which the prayer does, that the person then has
the ability to then access that information. I think we're in touch with the
Akashak records when we're daydreaming, when we settle up mind. I think this
is a it's an entrance point of all allowing a person to then settle into
that energy. So when you're reading the contract records for some warm yes,
is that like when when I do reading, you know, I'm sitting across
from the person, whether it's online or whether it's in person. Uh,
and and I do and and and and mine are more of a monologue than
a dialogue, and and and I just start talking and I talk about whatever
comes into my mind. Is that what you do when you're doing it?
I would? I would. I'm using the prayer with the person's name to
access their energy, whether they're in front of me, you know, behind
me. A thousand miles away. If I don't see them or not see
them, it doesn't matter. I don't have to see them, Okay,
I don't have to hear them, as long as they give me their name.
Uh huh, Okay, yeah, I understand that. And so through
that particular entrance point again, I'm able to then receive information in imagery.
And so, in other words, the session itself will open up with the
prayer using their name, and then I will sit a few minutes in quietness,
in solitude, and I will see what information in which people come into
the reading, from what family members, and then as as it progresses,
I will explain that what I'm seeing and it must it's a profound experience or
person in the person's life, and then I'm having a profound experience right now,
right And then the person will then ask questions, and the questions are
not yes or no questions, questions that don't listen a yes or no answer.
There are questions that are more on a soul level of how and what
so, in other words, how do I access how do I go about
finding the correct relationship? What what do I need to do in order to
get that specific job? What are the what are the blocks in the way,
So I'm you know, it's blowing my mind at them. So so
when I do a reading, like I said, it's a monologue rather than
a dialogue most of it. But but the way I do reading, I
ask two questions. And the two questions are how old I well, I
already know the name, how old are you now? And what month is
your next birthday? And what I'm asking and what I'm asking or what I'm
looking for, is where we are right now in time. So I tune
into where they are right now in time where I am as well, and
that's my anchor, and I move forward and backward in time. But I'm
always using that anchor as where we are right now and when you're you were
talking about out asking questions about I think the future and in the past.
I realized that one of the reasons i'm and I always make reference to that
the time period in the date when I'm doing readings as well, talking about
the future or talking about the past and and and what I'm doing is telling
myself where I am in time, and I'm in time in that person's life,
and and what I'm thinking you just told me or taught me is that
I I could be connected with the CASHW records somehow it happened, but that
that that's what I just learned with you. I think, Yeah, it
sounds it sounds like that, doesn't Yeah, because because it's the anchor as
you, as we're speaking about, that entrance point, that point of me
using the name gives me the capacity to then go forward and go back right.
Yeah, So it's like opening up. It's like opening up, like
shooting arrow at the acastic records. Another thing that I'm into now, tell
me how you would feel about this. One of the things that I'm starting
to do is taken like a whole career. I'll move into the future and
then when i'm talking of say, say you're going through a really terrible time
like most of my clients when they come to see me. What what I
do is I look forward into the future and I describe to the say the
person's forty years old in front of me. I'll go to where they are
at eighty and I will look back through their eyes at eighty and I will
describe to them today how they feel about the way they solve the problem that
they're coming to see me. For that's very interesting. And and now I
I'm reading the Ecostroc records. Yeah, oh okay, I'm doing that.
Okay, that's what I'm doing. Okay, Well, thank you. Yeah,
Well it's I think it's just it's such an interesting it's an interesting path
to as we are speaking, as you know, you started off at the
very beginning of the trauma. And and yes, and the bridges that we
we we need to walk over order to get to new destinations. And the
Russia records records records does that No, that's that's and and and almost everyone
I've met since I've you know, made my new entrance into this field,
right, you know, an overnight success after fifty seven years. Right,
So, as I made my way back, I am learning so many things
that I'm doing and I never even realized that I've been doing them. This
work. What a glorious experience. Thank you. By the way, you're
welcome. Absolutely, this is good. Okay. So, so when you
do readings, and and and and and by the way, I can just
about anybody have have a reading from you. Absolutely. Yeah, there's not
like a restriction or you know, you got to be dis evolved or you
know, so the criteria is knowing your phone number and knowing how to dial
it and saying please help me. Is that is that basically what they need?
Yeah? I also would say that when a person is more open to
receiving, well, it's a lot easier, isn't it. Then it's a
lot easier to to pass information on. Yes. I think that's the connection
between passing authentic information to someone and then perceiving it and I yeah, so
I think that when people's vibe, I think when people's energetic vibration is also
stronger if they have some if they have their own spiritual path that they've experienced
or gone up, I think it's a lot easier for the energy and the
to access their energy to get a clearer reading. Okay, so when you're
doing that, do you have a medium per se or do you just kind
of sit there and let the energy come through. My medium is as we
as we spoke about opening the name, I hear it's the it's the masters
and teachers or the loved ones passing information through. Sometimes we'll hear a soft
voice saying yes or no. I will see uh. Past lives come into
play and how certain patterns have have have been an ongoing cycle of the behavior
that exists in the present life and what had happened in another life that mirrors
that specific trauma or cycle or carama that they have are working on. Do
your clients have to believe in reincarnation or can you give them information without them
having to believe in incarnation? No, they don't need to believe in reincarnation.
Yeah. What do they need to do be able to do to get
a reading from you in terms of their own besides having enough money to pay
for the reading? But besides that? Okay, so what else? I
think? I think that a person would need to be honest with themselves,
okay, and with you right well with me, But I think that they're
honest with themselves, they'll be honest with me, Okay. I think that
it's important for a person to avoid any alcohol or any four of recreational drugs
before, Yes, because that would affect the energy field of the person.
That does make sense, Yeah, So I would look at it like I
would also say that when a person is in acceptance, when they're in the
mode of acceptance and not putting up any barriers or or not an in sense
state of ego In other words, people sometimes want to take information, but
they want to question the person doing the reading rather than the information. Yeah
yeah, okay, yeah, well that that could be annoying. Yeah,
so I've had that with people of you know, rebounding the information I'm giving
and throwing it back to me. Yeah. Well, when that happens on
my side of the crystal ball, as it were, what what what what
happens to me is I shut down, right, That's what happens. Well.
The other thing is is that I don't want anybody to be relying upon
me. I want people to become independent thinkers and also have the capacity to
use the information to grow from it rather than become dependent. Okay, yeah,
I see my practice as you know, the lifeguard diving in the in
the swimming pool or in the lake and pulling the person out. So I
see I see myself more as a crisis worker, more so than than than
Yeah, getting the person out, making them safe, getting them in a
safe position, you know, getting them balanced, and then and then they
go off to somebody else like that. That's how it's been for men.
Well, from from my perspective in the work, I would say that many
of the people there's there's a feeling of a loss of self love or self
acceptance that makes me cry when I see that. Yeah, the inability to
love themselves and to accept themselves and therefore causes a sense of disconnect between parts
of themselves that they left behind that they don't want to know from. And
I think the readings that I do help connect the parts of themselves that they've
dismissed and bring them back into the equation and create more whole wholeness for them,
because because as an outside is seeing the information, it makes it easier
for them to allow that information to pass through them, rather than them doing
the work where they'd be battling themselves. But as an outside and not knowing
them and getting this information, I'm passing information that is presented to them in
a digestible manner that helps them digest it. I think, are you consciously
awake or are you in an altered state when you're doing this? You're not
in an alted No, I'm not in an altered state. I'm in a
state of receiving, in a state of openness. My heart is open,
it's at heart chakraas open. I do look to the left, I see
information out the left upper side when I'm doing a reading. When I'm doing
the reading, and there's usually a web of light that I'll see and through
that information, that side is where I get my information. Doing this kind
of work has been my experience that when I have an angry feelings of anger
or something when I'm working, I can't do the reading. I can't connect.
Is there is there how do you tune me in or connect to the
person that you're doing readings for And is there something that that person could do
or not do cause you to have trouble tuning into them. I think I
mentioned it before. I think, okay, I think I think their their
openness, their energy, their own personal energy, and their ability to receive
information and not block the information that's coming through or in the midst of the
information, not question it. I think it's also important for some not not
feedback because we're not giving feedback at the time. Some people are there more
too, more skeptical than they are in the in the state of receiving.
So the skepticism is the part that would would be a deterrent. I believe
to allow information to flow because it's counterproductive for the person to do that they're
putting up a shield around their energy field, and then it becomes difficult for
me to do the reading. As you said before, I guess my own
personal mood will definitely affect a reading. If I am aggravated or I'm stressed,
I'd have to really pull myself together at times to make sure that I'm
there in that in that session. And it could be challenging if if the
if the mind is challenged with other stresses that are going on. Okay,
that's interesting, So we could talk about the Acastak records and all the reactions
until the cows come home. But you do other things besides just just read
the Kashik records, you know, you do other things. But other things
besides being a star picture and uh, you know, but I also do
shamanic work, and I've what is a shaman? A shaman? Shaman is
a keeper of the of the light, the traditions, the to keep the
tradition going, to keep uh, to offer information and insight, to journey
for people, to get information for them so that they you you, they
interpret their lives in a different way from from the perspective of different realms that
exist in the shamanic traditions, you know, the low world, the Middle
world, and the upper world, the three different realms. And as a
shaman, I find I find it my, I find it. I find
excuse me, sorry, I find it my. The first of all,
have had past lives where I've been a Lakota Indian and it's it's very interesting.
Just on that level of talking about past lives, I've run into people
wearing Lakota tattoos. I asked my girlfriend to go to the Library of Manhattan
and she opened up a book and the book said the Lakota Indian uh and
each person. And then I had a reading that a woman said, you
know you're Lakota from this in this time. So it's something that is in
me. I feel that's in me, and I feel the connection to it.
But in terms of the work itself, it's actually it's trying to incorporate
soul loss, the parts of a person's fragmented soul that were lost through trauma,
and trying to bring that back into the person's body, into the person's
consciousness by seeing it for the person if they're unable to see it themselves,
and they have the they have the they have the capacity whether to incorporate it
back into their body or to leave it out of their body and where it
is, so it's almost talking somebody off the shelf, so to speak.
I think it's not almost. I think it is talking somebody. Okay,
so let's let's go with that. Then that's the real thing there, Okay.
I just so in other words, is it safe? Is am I
in a safe place now? Or am I wise enough to now incorporate parts
of things that I did not want in me? And by cutting them away,
I feel better that they're away from me. And this would be your
client speaking or yeah, yeah, yes, yes, yes, so I
do. I do what is known as a I do an Olympia ceremony where
I invite the different directions from the north to south to west, the Earth
and the Sun. I open up the space for the for the client,
and then I clear away their energy field with alcohol. Rum. Well I'm
spinning, I'm blowing it on them, so you're probably probably have some remnants
of the Do you swallow it just a little bit? Yeah? Yeah.
When I turn around and nobody's looking, and then I fall on the floor
and they said why did Yeah readings today? You know when the rum's caught
up. That's true. But for the most put it it's effective. The
energy I use it, I do an egg clearing, I take the egg,
I roll it over there. I was joking. I was, you
know, joking about the rom that was really talking. She Actually that's for
rather people that were that that are listening, you know, I'm just playing.
That wasn't well, if it's Halloween, you can do it right,
Okay, all right, all right. When you listen to yourself or listen
to what other people say to you about what you do, what does it
feel like? It feels good? Uh, it feels it feels authentic.
It feels like it's my purpose. It's a transition going from a job as
a teacher to transitioning yourself to the role that I'm playing now and the job
and the responsibility that I'm working in or working with. It feels hot to
hot. When dealing with a client, it feels that many people are in
need of opening their hearts to receiving and giving. When you're doing your work,
do you feel love for that person? Yes? Yes? And then
when you're completed it, then while you still care, God, love isn't
quite the same. It's like I'm asking you that because that's what I do
well. I think I think there's a difference between working with different energies first
of all, okay, and that gives a different feel of course, a
different and a different response and a different type of a conclusion that you make
there after. I think for me, there are so many people who need
healing and when they receive it, they're they're they're they're open for the moment,
and then they they question what they felt, what took place. And
so if you deal with a man, for example, I have many friends
that come over, there's a deep connection for for for them. For for
men to open up their hearts, they need to open up their hearts more
to receive and not pretend to be a macho character and and build up this
wall around them in order to like, you know, to be tough.
So my my role is softening them up a bit, yes, so that
they're able to take in the energy and feel the love that's necessary for them
to be whole, masculine and femine, a balance of both, right,
So my my feeling is to balance the body when doing the energy of bringing
the feminine and the masculine the earth and the sun the combination of both.
Otherwise you can't live without either, right And I think I think that people
will contact me and they'll say, you know, I feel better, I
could walk my knee, I can move now, or the person I felt
the vibration that was going through my body, and I don't remark upon it.
I just let them feel it and digest it themselves. I'm not looking
for the validation, although I am looking for them. Yeah, right,
of course, it's a mixed mixture of both. I don't want them to
look that it's I want people to think it's about me by asking how you're
feeling or what did you feel, but more so to get an idea of
what I'm doing is actually being effective. Yeah, you're you're you're you're learning
as as as your your your healing learning as you're teaching and and what you
know, you can't always know what the other person is going or even though
you're working with them, So it's a good idea to be asking. And
and it's also nice if you get validation. Yeah, so you know,
just getting the validation is also part of the job. And then getting the
validation is part of your job or my job. And that validation, uh
makes us better at doing our job as well. That's right, that I
that's that I believe it gives you. It gives you. It gives you
a not only the purpose, but the esteem to continue on obviously to know
that it is effective. Otherwise, if you didn't hear any get any feedback,
you'd say, am I doing I'm actually doing the work I'm saying I'm
doing well? Then the impost syndrome could take over. You want to talk
about that one I saw? Is that that that look in your eye?
Well? I I think I think. I think as we do something new
in our lives, we all we questioned what we're doing, how we're doing
it, and why we're doing it, and those those those questions come into
the self confidence we have about doing work. Whether you're a school teacher,
a healer, a broadcaster, whatever field, we get in the initial feeling
is am I good enough to do what I say I'm doing? Oh,
I've asked that question a few times in my life. I think it's yeah.
I think it's that spiral of of self esteem. I think the self
sabotage of our parents comes into play. Is the image of my father saying
you're not good enough for doing that that self talk. My mother following along
with my father, What are you doing this for? Not the work I'm
doing now I understand. Yeah, No matter what it was and and and
it was all about fear. Everything was fear based and control based. And
so you know, it's it's easy to get caught up in that that ego
sense, egocentric feeling of doing the work. Was your mother born in America
or was she born in Europe? No, she was born in America.
Again, we've talked about you doing readings and healing. Do people come to
you on a regular basis, like you know, they see you for five
or six sessions or do they come to you for one session? And how
do you do that? They come for one session for the most part,
if it's if it's not a repetitive type of thing that I was going to
take a client for, it's based upon taking on new clients and opening up
their energy field and giving them that channel of opening themselves up to it and
understanding it. I think for a person who's at a certain age doing this,
it takes them a while to assimilate the concept of energy and telling it
to other people and sharing with other people. You could fall on deafias and
they wouldn't get the support they needed. So I think person has to be
truly confident in trusting the person doing the work, but also trusting that path.
And some people are not still on their own path, even though they're
in a certain age, they still relying upon the system of of you know,
not only the medical field I mean, which we need, but there's
other ways and other channels along with that. Where do you see or think
you're perceiving. Where do you think your work or your calling is going to
lead you and call you to back to you? Where do you think the
next step is? Or in the process of writing a book? Oh hey,
you took the words out of my mouth. I was going to ask
that one. What are you writing about? Well, I'm actually writing about
telling his story, his his history, his story. Oh history. I'm
sorry, yeah, well, telling my story? Oh your history? All
right, yeah, I'm I'm I'm bringing together the trauma of childhood and the
journey of resurrecting my trauma and understanding the entities the people in my life,
my grandmother's journey, my path here, and how the whole situation came to
be and what I've learned finding my father's father in World War two in Europe
and creating a documentary film. And I have a lot of photos, and
I have a lot of diaries, and I have a lot of stories,
you know, ethnic stories, growing up in Brooklyn, Uh, playing sports
in the street, running to my grandmother's house on the holidays. Yeah.
So so it's it's based on that, but then there's there's probably other components
of the work. Uh. You when we spoke the last time, you
told me that i'd be writing a few books, and I just got a
confirmation from another person who said something similar on the psychic level. So well,
you're you're you're you're helping us fulfill one of the predictions that you're writing
a book. So yeah, yeah, we'll see it. That's great.
I'm sure it's going to be a best seller. I'm We've had this wonderful
conversation. We were having this wonderful conversation before we you know, started recording
it. It's been it's been really great. What would you say to people,
like leave a parting message or wish or how could somebody identify they're having
problems and would need the help of of of someone that does the uh spiritual
works that you do. I think Noble I was going to, yeah,
Noble, I was like that, thank you. I think when we we
wind up in the repetitive cycle of our lives and we continue on a path
and we don't allow ourselves to sit with ourselves to understand that we have also
a physical experience, but we also have a soul experience. And there's times
where we get we come into crisis with ourselves, and if we don't take
take heed to the soul experience, I think we become sick. So I
think it's so important for us to notice what our purpose is, not our
financial purpose, but but the purpose of what brings us satisfaction and how we're
better able to incorporate the child within us that we let left behind due to
trauma. And I think we want and I think I think to being complete,
we need to do that. We need to reorganize and bring back the
part of ourselves that we left behind, thinking that you know, when we
grow up, I'm growing up now that part of me is gone, that
cut, that split that we leave behind that makes us half and a part.
So I think it's important for us to know that we're on a soul
the body human body is having a soul experience. The soul is using the
body as its mechanism. But we need to validate that and pay pay pay
attention to what we're feeling, how we're feeling, and recognize our emotions and
how they interact with with the with the people around us in the universe.
So I'd say soul understanding our soul self love, trying to learn to incorporate
the child in us, which will bring us to that place of loving ourselves
again, doing the things we did as children that we abandon because other people
turned us off to them. You're beautiful being, Adam, and thank you
so much. It's been a lot of fun, really enjoyable, and it's
it's it's been an honor to connect with you on this high spiritual level that
you function on. And thank you, Thank you, Thank you for giving
me the opportunity because I view you the same exact way on a human level.
Thank you, Adam. Wow, this brings us to the end of
another rock'em sock him, knock them down, drag him out shows again.
I'd like to I'd like to thank Adam GalF being on this side my
side of the crystal ball. Looking forward to talking with him again sometime in
the future. He just shared so much information. Thanks a lot, Adam
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