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EPISODE · Nov 4, 2011 · 1H 44M

Everyday Connection - Frank Butterfield

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Frank Butterfield first learned to channel one cold and rainy San Francisco afternoon in 1990. Inspired by Kevin Ryerson and Sture Johansson, the channels in Shirley McLaine‘s movie, “Out on a Limb,” and Jane Roberts’ Seth books, Frank sat down with Opening to Channel, by Sanaya Roman and Duane Packer, and started to read. On that day he met the entity Raji, who, in his own words, was “here for a short while to help.” Now living in Austin, Frank, a superstar in his own right, facilitates the bringing together of individuals or groups and their non-physical friends into a powerful Communion of Light. Frank channels this Communion, speaking in a single voice known as Paul, who answers each persons’ burning and thorny questions in a manner that demonstrates to all participants “the truth of who they are.”  http://communionoflight.com/

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