We actually got a letter through the U.S. nail for this mom in Oklahoma who said that she

and her husband was just ordinary folks. She worked in the county clerk's office for her husband's a police officer. of

just ordinary folks she worked in the county Clark's office for her husband's a police officer.

But their little five-year-old for Ryan for the last year had talked about a past life in

Hollywood and he would cry and beg his mother to take him home to

Hollywood and this was quite hard for her to endure it you know it's hard to as a parent to see your child suffering and he was suffering on a daily basis.

So she had heard that if kids can kind of process some of this, see more of the past life stuff that can help them deal with.

So she went to the public library and checked out some books on Hollywood.

And they were looking through one of them one day when Ryan pointed to a picture there's this

picture from the old movie called Night After Night. It's actually the first movie

that May West was in but the picture just shows a group of men and a couple

of those sort of in the middle everyone's focus on.

And he pointed to one of those and said, hey, Mama, that's George, we did a picture together.

And then he pointed to one of the men on the end and said mama that's me I found me

Hello there it's Light Watkins and you are listening to at the end of the tunnel which is not a

podcast about death as many people who hear that title assume that it has something to do with

dying or near death experiences or something like that.

No, it's actually a podcast about hope and inspiration and the tunnel is a metaphor for that period of uncertainty

that anyone who follows their passion or finds their purpose has to go through in order

to shed their previous life and embrace their new more aligned life.

And so those are the stories that I like to tell in this

podcast. Those are the guests that I typically invite onto the podcast. And so it's

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