Stepping into the unknown, your host, Douglas James Cottrell, invites you on an extraordinary journey with our gifted guest, Barbara With. Renowned as a remarkable medium, Barbara opens up about her life-changing experiences that transformed her from a young songwriter to an incredible communicator for spirits. Brace yourself as she recounts her astonishing experiences of playing the piano, writing songs, and her early interactions with the spirit world - a world that has allowed her to connect with the likes of Albert Einstein. 

A pivotal point in Barbara's story is her encounter with the Psychic Sorority in 1993. This was no ordinary meeting - voices claimed to be angels, not only acknowledged her supernatural abilities but also assigned her a monumental mission for world peace. Barbara will take us through her life-altering experiences of conversing with famous personalities from beyond the grave. Listen as she retells her conversations with the spirit of Princess Diana and Albert Einstein, including Einstein's profound insights about his Unified Field Theory. This theory reveals the intricate connection between human consciousness and our physical world in ways you've never heard before. 

Lastly, Barbara generously offers guidance on exploring your spiritual path. She shares the importance of patience, skepticism, openness, and utilizing your imagination. As we delve deeper into the supernatural realm, we'll discuss the significance of the Russell Einstein Manifesto and introduce you to our free online Conflict Revolution classes. So, join us on this awe-inspiring journey into the world of Barbara Witt, and experience the extraordinary intersection of the living and the deceased, discussing world peace and our shared consciousness. Prepare to have your mind opened and your beliefs challenged as we embark on this exceptional exploration of life, death, and the spaces in between.

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This episode was produced by Paul Hughes, with co-production by Jack Bialik and audio engineering by Doug M Cottrell.

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