Today on The Grave Talks, The Occult Elvis, a conversation with author Miguel Connor.

Think you know everything about Elvis Presley? Well, think again. In his new book,

The Occult Elvis, the mystical and magical life of the king, Miguel Connor peels back the layers

of rock and roll's biggest legend to reveal a deeply spiritual figure, an esoteric explorer

who was light years beyond his public persona.

Drawing on first-hand accounts from Priscilla Presley, close friends, spiritual advisors, and the Memphis Mafia,

Connor paints a vivid picture of Elvis, not as a simple Southern Christian, but as a shaman, healer, and even a practicing occultist.

Was Elvis guided by forces far beyond this world?

And is his spirit still trying to connect with ours?

The king may have left the building, but the magic never did.

Today on the Grave Talks, we explore another site of Elvis with Miguel Connor, author of

The Occult Elvis, The Mystical and Magical Life of the King.

Now, Miguel, you wrote the book, The Occult Elvis, The Mystical and Magical Life of the King.

So I have to ask the first question is how did, and why did you decide to write this book about Elvis?

There's been so many books written about Elvis over the years, obviously.

Well, as John Lennon said, life happens when you're busy making other plans.

I was busy making other plans.

I was never an Elvis fan.

As I say in the book quoting from Pulp Fiction, there's a famous scene where Mia Wallace says you're either an Elvis person or a Beatles person, you can like each other,

but the two cannot coexist or become one and who you are says a lot about you.

So I always thought of myself as a Beatles person.

And again, things change.

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