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EPISODE · May 27, 2015 · 1H 38M

Our Labor of Love with Thomas Jacobson

from Provocative Enlightenment Radio

Thomas was a skeptical seeker who, in 1979, while in a meditation class had his first contact from spirit. Eventually becoming a trance medium for spirit, in particular, one Dr. James Martin Peebles. From 1980 to 1995 Thomas worked full time as a medium, trying to bring the messages and teachings of spirit to “… the many rather than the few.” He had a book written about him by Don and Linda Pendleton, titled “To Dance with Angels …” appearing on many radio shows throughout the country, Thomas would go in trance live on the air with Dr. Peebles first addressing the audience then answering both general and personal questions from the call in audience. After eighteen years away from his work as medium, Thomas felt guided and personally moved to return to his work full time. No longer going in trance, he has designed, written, and produced a personal discovery program, Our Labor of Love – Living Straight from Your Own Shining Soul based on the extraordinary teachings of spirit that came through him during those fifteen years. To learn more about Provocative Enlightenment Radio, go to www.provocativeenlightenment.com

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