This is the past lives podcast episode 78. I'm your host Simon Bown. My missionary at the

past lives podcast is to investigate evidence that demonstrates survival of the human soul.

We look at past life memories, near-death experiences, spirit communication and other incredible

phenomena. This is the free one-hour version of the interview. If you'd like to hear the full

extended version with the extra 20 minutes, you can sign up to the $5 tier on Patreon.

Either visit the homepage of my website, pastliveshypnosis.com, and click on the

Become a Patron button or go to patreon.com forward slash pastlives podcast and sign up there.

Also, when you book a past life regression hypnosis session with me and you're a patron,

you get a 25% discount.

And I'm offering a free consultation call which can be booked on my website. There is a

Past Lives podcast Facebook group. If you'd like to join you, be very welcome. Also, I am on

Instagram and Twitter and if you want to find me, the Twitter name is at Simon G. Bown. This week I'm talking to

the medium, Claire Broad. Claire has 20 years professional experience as a medium, working in various

ways including one-to-one private sittings, public demonstrations, public speaking and teaching.

Claire is co-author of the number one bestselling book,

Answers from Heaven, Incredible True Stories of Heavenly Encounters and the Afterlife.

We talk about all sorts of things connected with spirit communication, and we also talk about

her new book, What the Dead Are Dying to Teach Us. Hi Claire, thanks a lot for coming back onto

the podcast. It was great last time you're on, and thanks a lot for coming back onto the podcast.

It was great last time you're on. And this time you're coming back to talk about your book, What the Dead are Dying to Teach us. Yes, hi, Simon. Thank you so much for inviting me back on. It's a pleasure. And yep, the book, What the Dead are Dying to Teach us, I can't wait to share it with everyone.

Because last time you came on, we talked about the book that you co-authored with Teresa Chung.

So what's different about this book compared to the last one?

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