Hey, Mystic, Michaela, spiritual family. Welcome to Know Your aura with Mystic, Michaela.

Today, we are going in and talking about the 27 club. Don't know what that is. Well,

you will know all about it today. A bit of a trigger warning. I don't know what's going

to come up. We are going to be talking about overdoses, death by suicide, possible,

suspicious death. I'm going to be attempting to connect with mediumship so I don't know

what's going to come up. So this episode is perhaps not for little ears or if you're

feeling a little sensitive energetically today. But first, hey, Scotty. Hey guys. So you're

very pumped. Yes. Yeah. You know, actually, the idea was given to me by one of the members

of the discussion groups. I cannot remember for the life of me which group it was. If I

set a group, I know I'm going to get it wrong. Right. But I looked into the topic of the

27 club, which is really, it really is fascinating to me. And let me just tell you what it is.

A lot of people do know what this is already. But if you don't know, I did not know.

No. Okay. So I had heard of it, but I wasn't like to sure on exactly what it was. But

basically it was a group of musicians who died at a very young age, age being 27 in the

peak of their careers. The club was formed in from 1969 to 1971. Okay. There's four original

members of this club out. And you know, obviously it's not a real club, metaphorical club.

Okay. So you have Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones who died on July 3rd, 1969. You have

Jimmy Hendrix September eight who died September 18 1970. Janice Joplin who died October 4th,

1970. And it concludes with Jim Morrison of the doors who died on July 3rd, 1971. Now

that is considered to be the club. Now I don't think they called it the 27. And they were

all 27. And they were all 26. That's the whole point. Yeah. Yeah. They all died at age

27, not 28, not 26. All were 27 and two actually died on the same day. Brian Jones and Jim

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