We need at our table of awareness, the logician, but equally we need the intuitive, we need the mystic.

I almost died.

I was allowed to go to the very precipice of death, of life and death, and look over the edge.

And I was allowed to behold what was there and allowed to come back. Most people aren't.

When we talk about being aligned with our self or being aligned with our soul or hearing our

higher self, that's really what we're talking about is being connected to that divine part of

ourself, that light-filled part of us, that is connected to God energy, that is connected

to everybody here and every experience we've ever had.

If more doctors, more professionals can open up to use intuitive gifts in their work,

that's really important.

Hi, I'm Dr. Amy Robbins and welcome to life, death, and the space between.

I'm a licensed clinical psychologist and medium.

And here we explore life, death, mediumship, near-death experiences, consciousness, and what it all means.

In today's episode, I have what really feels like a privilege to be able to help someone who

experienced the devastation of losing her home in the wildfires in California, tell her story.

And I had really wanted to find someone to support in their journey back from this devastation.

And so it does feel like a perfect serendipitous event that Laura came to me through my friend Mona, who Mona is an incredible cognitive neuroscientist. She was on

the show talking about proof of spiritual phenomena, her book. And she reached out to me and said,

my dear friend, who is also a cognitive neuroscientist, needs help. She lost her home. She wants to tell

her story, but her story is not just a story of what happened in the fire, although that's part of it.

It is a story about the meaningful events in her life before the wildfire and the moments that she felt significant,

supernatural, precognitive warnings about what was going to happen and how those experiences

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