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Jul 8, 2021 52 min

Paranormal Activity & Precognitions with Michael Sloggett

from Third Eye Awakening Hosted by Amy Belair

In the early 80’s, at the age of 4, Michael had reconstructive surgery after a major car accident. Prior to regaining his motor skills and memory, he now remembers how he experienced a lot of telepathic incidents. Michael reached out to me as he wants help in try and understanding his experiences with paranormal activities, negative entities and vibrations. There are also some weird incidents that happen on his ranch, which has led to his own children not wanting to live on the ranch. He wanted to know whether some of his other experiences were precognition or a manifestation. I described the difference between the two and we both agreed his some of what he experienced was precognitions. We talked about how the pandemic has affected our lives and society, but also recognizing the immense impact on teenagers, whilst they deal with hormones, puberty, getting to know themselves and adapting to becoming adults. You can find Michael on Instagram @mikey_sluggz Or on his website here You can find the details for my Patreon here and my Rokfin here! Find details on The Psychic Activation Course here Find me on IG @ Amy.thenorthstar And on FB @ Amy Belair Or join my free FB group Soul Space If you’re wanting to know more, you can read more about me here or about my offers here

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