Thanks for clearing up a few of those points for me Craig. I agree, it does appear to be about tuning our brains to receive other frequencies.

Listening to one of the speakers, I forget which one now, she explains that there are places where book characters sometimes take on ‘a life of their own’, imbued with life or fed perhaps, by the power of our collective thought (both form our side and theirs). It immediately made me think of the Faery traditions (very much still active here in parts of rural Ireland), and if perhaps these beings which are often said to be the essences or spirit-counterparts of trees and other plant life, may exist in the Afterlife in some kind of conscious and interactive form.

There are many accounts here (and everywhere) about people being taken or inadvertently finding themselves in other spheres or realms of existence commonly referred to as the Faery Kingdom. Their descriptions of this place seem to be consistent with some aspects of the Afterlife speakers’ accounts, for example the absence of a Sun and a diffuse effervescent light which permeates from some unknown source – a common theme in Faery Lore too.

Has any information ever come through about all this?

Thanks again :)

J.J.