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Joe asks if evil people have been able to acquire these psi abilities, Ky states “What I have found, and even talking to scientists about this, that the baseline for this is love.” Ky brings up a scientist (Julia Mossbridge) who studies precognition and did a test that showed... show more

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World Transformation Movement2 years ago

Leading psychiatrist says “this is the most important interview of all time, it solves the human condition, ends suffering & turmoil at its source & finally makes sense of our lives!”

Bruce R. Fenton1 year ago

Sorry, but this is naive; shamanic warfare using psychic gifts stretches back throughout known history and continues today. Has she not heard of black magic?

Sarah Louise1 year ago

My experience with natural psychic abilities is the more you feel love, the stronger your abilities become. The universe is all about love & positive energy (I’m not a hippy). Once you tap in, you will never see reality the same way. I wish everyone could experience it. ❤️

Cecilia Sykala1 year ago

I remember around 25/30 years ago the story goes that if you have a gift, psychic ability and use it for evil/ too much money you will lose that ability. That shows with some of those who in their later days cheat, go into magic shows to cover up the loss.

DIRECT PERCEPTION1 year ago

Anything that unifies? Like a unified army or gang whose members love each other but hate non-members? If we depend on love as a feeling, we are doomed. (Sorry, I'm not trying to offend!)

Battleground Faith1 year ago

It’s a warm feeling of connection, but it’s not love. Because what’s on the other side will gladly yank your heart from your chest and eat it.

Christopher1 year ago

The psychic war we are in will eventually become clear .:

Novel1 year ago

Guys, this isn’t Star Wars. There is no force.

denis tremblay1 year ago

Those unable to love are handicapped mentally and physically, because we are one.

riel Jr.1 year ago

Not entirely true.. the other side draws there power from bad spirits through saunces..

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