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May 6, 2025 54 min

EDD EDWARDS, TRANSCENDING SPACE, TIME & EVEN PHYSICAL REALITY

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Edd Edwards, the research subject featured on the History Channel’s Ancient Aliens in the episode titled ‘[The Alien Brain]; also extensively studied by the Rhine Institute, University Virginia & the Monroe Institute. Since childhood, Edd possessed a unique sensitivity to and control over an energy field. For more than 30 years, scientists have examined his ability to activate the body’s natural healing mechanisms. Edd's grandmother, a hands-on healer with roots in the Cherokee lineage of the Kituwah settlement, guided Edd in nurturing these gifts from early childhood. By the age of three, he was already well-acquainted with this energy field, thanks to her teachings. Despite accusations from the church and school of dabbling in the occult and having an overly active imagination, Edd's grandmother instilled in him the belief that this energy stemmed from the Holy Spirit. Those who have experienced being pain-free within seconds in Edd's presence can attest to the authenticity of this power. Edd is featured in the new documentary on Gaia, The Consciousness Connection. www.eddedwards.com

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