Edith Fiore: The Unquiet Dead (excerpt) - A Thinking Allowed DVD w/ Jeffrey Mishlove

[@marcclopton7434]

Dr Fiore was an immense help to me. Not only did she help with my personal issues, but opened my mind to accept many experiences that followed which continued my healing process. Marc Clopton

[@martinwinsley2948]

The unquiet dead changed my life! It was my first step into a bigger world! I have, in the last 12 months, relieved myself of my spirit attachments and at this moment in time, feel free of any external influence, although, I do my hypnosis just to make sure! Having said all of that, this was just the beginning of my journey! It was through hypnosis that I released a lot of my long held trauma which I had been unwilling to face and as a result I am now going through a cleansing period which has been very enlightening! I highly recommend Dr Fiore’s book, it has been the single most inspirational piece I’ve ever read!!

[@hariomm2748]

Pls help me I am facing many problems pls help me

[@moonrock5324]

I saw the light on 2/8/2018 in the afternoon... i had a near death experience from my second grand mal seizure after a TBI. I saw the light in place of the high blu sky while simultaneously seeing my own body traveling in an ambulance down on the street like 5,000 feet up. I also hallucianted seeing my grandfather as i was lying down and then i was injected with something in the ambulance and i woke up. Wholeness

[@humanelectromagneticpsych7960]

Dr Carl Wickland *Thirty Years Among the Dead* is very in-depth on this.

[@hdmunson1]

Thank you for bringing this important information forward. I have found that everyone is indeed affected by this either directly or through others. This is now something I check for prior to doing the rest of my energy clearing work. Please see our video found on our website at healingwithgrace. com as I think we have additional insights to add.

[@donkanis6141]

I spent a good del of time on a reservation here in the states. I learned everything I could from the medicine men/holy men/women. I am elated that this VITALLY IMPORTANT information is being disseminated off the rez and people like this are practicing this medicine !!!!! This is a dream come true for me.

[@teruril6968]

Muy buena entrevista a la dra. Fiore, lo que ella hacía es la desobsesión, en los libros de Allan Kardec se explica el fenómeno, partiendo de la base que somos seres espirituales viviendo en un cuerpo físico y cuando se produce una muerte violenta, como en un accidente atomovilístico por ejemplo, el cuerpo muere y el alma queda vagando, en una frecuencia vibratoria que el ojo no alcanza a ver. Y se adosan al aura de personas que tienen la misma franja vibratoria, como la pena, la rabia, o todo tipo de adicciones. Esa alma no se da cuenta que ha muerto, porque se sigue viendo a sí mismo, ve su cuerpo astral, incluso con la ropa que llevaba puesta. La doctora Fiore fue una pionera y anterior al Dr Weiss en EEUU, y éste no la cita en sus libros.

[@Phoenix_cataclysm_in_2040]

Wow, young Jeffrey!

[@sereneintegral]

Newer research suggests that the light is part of the control matrix and the recommendation is to look for the gap in the grid appearing overhead. Who knows.

[@nexusfloatation3481]

It's not research, it's one person's theory that others accepted as truth. You would have to find the source of that information - who created it, "discovered" it, as people channel lower level entities and share that channeled "research" or information with others, and then others accept it, as they have no way of confirming it. Is it not be possible that lower level entities would give misinformation to certain humans so those humans could give it to others?

[@renehiguera1323]

Where can i see the full interview?

[@mortalclown3812]

They sell the whole DVD on the New Thinking Allowed website. (Linked in channel info.) Fwiw, I purchased it and she actually does the depossession script in the interview. It's extraordinary. Her book is also invaluable. Paz y luz 💫

[@LindaCasey]

Is it possession or attachment?

[@TaoPiet]

This type of information is still commonly taboo. But the time is getting ready for more acceptance. There has already been done quite some scientific investigation into Near Death Experience and Past Life Regression Therapy. The conclusion is: we are more than just physical bodies and there must be something like 'the Soul'.

[@bennguyen1313]

Regarding those that are confused, and haven't realized that they're dead.. where are the (also deceased) friends/family to help? If all your relatives went to the light upon their death, you are left without help? Any thoughts on the theory that the light is what higher energy beings use to attract souls, harvest energy and cause them to reincarnate in an endless cycle? What about the consciousness of animals and aliens.. or are there different after-life vibrational levels that you cannot access?

[@thisutuber]

2:00 "energy matrix" like a "holographic standing wave" ... Dr Mishlove knew all along..

[@TaoPiet]

@blackhand1818 Non biological 'spirit' is not more 'strange' than biological 'spirit'. You could study books like 'the holographic universe' etc. This is about the quantum physical vision (David Bohm) on matter. In quantum physics there you can hear of 'virtual particles' or 'virtual matter'. There are non-material 'dimensions', you could call it the 'information domain' or the 'virtual domain' or maybe the 'spirit domain' etc.

[@danielrobinson406]

Thats the true science P.e.a.c.e.

[@petriheil8543]

Is spirit the same as soul? When we pass away, do spirit or soul retain our physical shape? That would seem very odd to me, but persons who claim to have seen ghosts or to be in contact with the dead report to have recognized the human physical shape. Another thing: In paliative care, addictive substances are administered. Would the dead then have to linger, because they are hindered by modern medicine to go into the light? Do microorganisms, plants and animals posess spirit and/soul. What happens to them.

[@mrsaye499]

the spirit man is going to have a form like outward man because outward man is merely the expression of the inward, eternal being within or upon the physical/material plane/realm. However, the spirit body, depending on its composition and development, is able to recreate and morph itself, unlike the natural, outward man.

[@factisstrangerthenfiction6787]

Here's what 30 years of metaphysical research has lead me to believe, we are always spirit aka divine nrg, that originates from one source, let's use the term God,so we are all God just experiencing ourselves in multiple ways as possible. our awareness to our spiritual consciousness can be obtained through hundreds or more incarnations here in this 3d matrix reality, that would start as microorganisms, trees and then animals then human, the spirit develops it's soul through each incarnation , basically Our soul connects our spirit to our bodies and it's ground us , and a lot more, the spirit alone is to ethereal. In spirit form we manifest whatever age or form we are most aligned with, typically we are at our understanding of ourselves . Drugs received in palative are under different circumstances, because you haven't spent ur life revolving around them, ur subconscious would already be shaped. But in saying that it's best to pass clear minded as possible, meditation is key to a smooth transition and having balanced heart and a fearless conscious and trust in our creation.

[@faza553]

Oh dear, Oh dear. Had hoped death was the great equalizer and freedom for all.

[@donkanis6141]

+Fazia A It is intentional entrapment to teach the public that death is a release from our responsibilities. That is the design of most of the worlds written book religions to keep us imprisoned.

[@faza553]

+Don Kanis Kindly Clarify further. The card-carrying montheistic religionists I know, espouse/judge hell fire for others, and for their disobedient kin; one text implies that age 40 is the cut off for self-responsibility. How do you feel about the body of knowledge on "ancestral shadows" eg recent interview with Charles Whitfield?

[@donkanis6141]

The majority of my knowledge comes from the time spent on the reservation doing a 7 year apprenticeship with the holy men/women there. I came to find out that all tribes have a similar belief of the universe including the Aboriginals, Swahili, Apache, Cherokee's, Lakota's, Tungans etc. I am familiar with a few like Michael Harner and John Perkins and Bruce Lipton. With the exception of those guys I have found to a great extent that (although they are rapidly learning) the white race/educated makes things too complicated and frequently charge money for profit which dilutes the message and power. There is a saying on the rez of Mitaque Oyasin which literally means we are all related to everything that ever was, is, or will be. Anything and everything is possible including wind walking and sky walking.

[@faza553]

+Don Kanis I agree. Whatever is conceivable is possible. Spiritual ego & commercialization of generic "spirituality" is common today. Modern humans have forgotten their wholeness and connection to "spirit" and to each other. There are many though who maintain humility, like Richard Alan Miller and poet Mark Nepo.

[@faza553]

Uncertainty is the only certainty. The G U R U is within.

[@blackhand1818]

Can anyone answer this for me: Like a psychic or someone very into this field. When I ghost is seen quite often one sees them with the clothes they wore or even the spectacles they used when they were alive...how come these non biological material exists as ghosts or images on the other side?????

[@Lena-uh3ky]

Is she still alive?

[@PeteRltr]

No. She is deceased. I'm not sure of the date. Her Book ,"You have been here before" was published in 1978.

[@devorahdevitt3317]

She is a pioneer in her patient/doctor relationships it seems. She was not just interested in the voice of what posses us, she really cared for us as the possessed and how to understand the deceased.

[@mortalclown3812]

She passed in the late 90s.

[@whitenightf3]

reading her book Abductions is fascinating although I am not sure what is going on. People seem to be reporting that they are in a dream but having blood removed. Something is going on I have done regressions when I trained to become a Clinical Hypnotherapist. I tend to go with the idea that we are really accessing the Cosmic Mind and then conflate that into believing we have lived past lives. Check out British Author Anthony Peake whose hypothesis is that when you die, you are immediately reborn and relive the same life over and over again. This is eternal recurrence and has been written about by Joyce, Shelley, Nietzsche and many others.

[@taylorstern4797]

Thank You. Just checked out Anthony Peake thanks to you. Never heard of him & I am so interested in some of the same subjects as he is.

[@pristineparr7509]

How can you be living the same life over and over when time is going forward, things change, move and get destroyed and at some point your parents die?

[@samrowbotham8914]

@@pristineparr7509 You are reborn and you do it all over again. Listen to Anthony Peake he explains it rather well!

[@estherjimenez2380]

Lástima que no haya traducción 😑

[@mortalclown3812]

Try auto-translate? It works in many languages.

[@orangeiceice12]

Thumbs up for the Bohm reference.

[@mrsaye499]

there are only spirits of light and of darkness. spirits of light would not possess a soul. spirits of darkness would not have the clearance to enter the true light.do not be deceived. it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment. Yeshua HaMashiach is the Way, the Truth and the Life

[@mortalclown3812]

God loves us all equally, eternally, immensely and without exception. There could be no other Father. 😊❤

[@marcleblanc3602]

Not a gross carbon body, but soul still trapped inside suttle energy body, why they keep they body personality.

[@911review]

another problem is.... psychotics thinking they are real human beings. Ms Fiore walks, and talks, and acts like she is real... but, in fact, she is psychotic.

[@stuartschneiderman8517]

I worked with psychotic people in secondary care within the UK NHS for nearly thirty years and I can usually identify a psychotic person within a few minutes. She shows absolutely no signs of thought disorder, just the opposite she's coherent and articulate and demonstrates no sign of grandiosity typically associated with psychosis. She's not is on the same wave length as you, but just because someone says something that seems strange to you it doesn't mean that they're psychotic. I don't agree with what she's saying but I wouldn't put it down to her being psychotic.

[@Helena_Mazzariello]

I would be very interested to hear more about your experiences and viewpoint,@@stuartschneiderman8517. I do spirit release, and some of my clients are borderline, or on medication. I try to discern which is which, during my sessions. What basic signs would one look for? Is there any helpful information about this?

[@stuartschneiderman8517]

@@Helena_Mazzariello The essential identifying factors would be grandiosity/narcissism as well as evidence of the overuse of primitive defence mechanisms such as splitting i.e. dividing the world/people into those who are ideal-perfect and those who are evil, useless etc, also merger identification with those they admire and a tendency to project their own disavowed tendencies onto others. They have a tendency to be manipulative and disrespect boundaries and to test. Truth be told we can all be 'borderline' when under sufficient stress although some more easily and extensively than others. On the other hand even with people who have been diagnosed as such there are areas and contexts of their lives where they feel resourceful and don't need to use primitive defences and are well integrated and grounded. My approach to psychotherapy has always been to try to extend and deepen these contexts of resourcefulness rather than to overly focus on the pathological. I don't know about your form of therapy, there is a form of psychotherapy that has demonstrated efficacy with borderline clients, it's called dialectical behaviour therapy. I recommend you read 'Psychoanalytic Diagnosis' by Nancy Mcwilliams also Otto Kernberg has written an interesting though more advanced book called 'Borderline Conditions and Pathological Narcissism'. Hope this helps.

[@mortalclown3812]

Lol what's your CV? She's anything but. Quite compelling and lucid in her argument tbh. Peace.

[@phild249]

What exactly is your evidence for this armchair comment Professor?