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EPISODE · Oct 3, 2014 · 2H 24M

WORLD EXCLUSIVE: Channeled Spirit "Chung Fu” First Ever Media Interview

from Outer Limits Of Inner Truth · host Ryan McCormick

EXCLUSIVE: This is the first recorded media interview of Chung Fu. For last thirty years, Chung Fu (a channeled spirit)  has been working through Sally Pullinger. Chung Fu taught that humans have immortal spirits that live through many incarnations. The incarnating process continues until the individual identifies with a God-self during a life on Earth. Such an awareness is developed through the practices of affirmative meditation. Chung Fu said that he was mainly drawing people to him who belonged to a specific soul grouping that had been together in many lives, and due to ego had dropped behind in their group evolution. His presence was a challenge to them to lift their consciousness and progress to where they could take on their allotted spiritual role, and his closed circle was carried out according to very strict principles. Chung Fu, who describes himself as a student of the ancient Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu and was a teacher of Metaphysical Visionary & "teachers teacher" Stuart Wilde.

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