When I got the email about would I be interested in having Suzanne Geisman as a guest on

life, death, and the space between, I was jumping up and down. Suzanne is someone I've been

following for a long time. And the reason why her story is so fascinating, which you'll hear about

on the podcast, is because she comes from a Navy commander background and opened up to

mediumship after the death of a loved one. Her story is incredible. It is in her new book

out now called Making the Afterlife Connection, the Journey from Doubt to Knowing that Death

is Not the End. And it really digs into these spiritual concepts. And what is so

amazing about Suzanne is her authenticity and her ability to really distill these concepts down

in a way that is digestible and so, so easily accessible. We also talk about her film that she's

recently worked on called Wolf's Message.

It's a documentary film about a young man whose nickname was Wolf and the drawings and poetry that he left behind that detailed exactly how he would die.

So her work is fascinating.

She is one of the most 100 spiritually influential living people that there is in the universe right now.

You do not want to miss this episode with Suzanne Geisman.

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

I was 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

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