Clint Ober, the inventor behind earthing, shares his insights on reconnecting with the Earth's natural electrical charge to combat inflammation. He discusses how modern lifestyles have distanced us from this vital connection, increasing chronic health issues. Ober highlights studies showing grounding lowers cortisol levels and improves sleep. He emphasizes the benefits of grounding products, like mats, and critiques misconceptions about electromagnetic fields, advocating for a return to nature for better health.

Cynthia Sue Larson, a best-selling author and physicist, explores the intriguing intersection of quantum realities and the Mandela Effect. She discusses how collective memories shape our perception of reality and shares personal anecdotes to illustrate these phenomena. The conversation delves into quantum mysticism, highlighting the links between consciousness and reality. Larson also introduces the concept of synchronicity, revealing how individual thoughts and emotions can influence collective experiences. It's a compelling mix of science, spirituality, and self-discovery!

Dr. Ibrahim Karim, founder of BioGeometry, dives deep into the unseen forces that shape our perception of reality, suggesting we might only experience 2% of what's truly out there. He discusses how ancient civilizations accessed deeper truths through a science of energy and resonance. The conversation touches on the disconnection from our subconscious, the evolution of human perception, and the relationship between time and creation. Karim emphasizes reconnecting with nature and understanding our cosmic connection to restore balance in both ourselves and the environment.

Tracy McCubbin, a decluttering expert and author of "Making Space, Clutter-Free," transforms chaos into clarity. She discusses the emotional and financial toll of clutter, sharing insights on how attachment to possessions can hold us back. Tracy delves into the journey of releasing items and the liberation that follows. She emphasizes the importance of community and mindfulness in the decluttering process. Personal stories reveal the balance between joyful memories and the emotional weight of consumerism, guiding listeners toward a clutter-free, more meaningful life.

There comes a moment in life when we look around and realize that the unseen is just as present as the tangible. That what we cannot touch, we can still feel. On today’s episode, we welcome Julie Kramer, a seasoned shamanic practitioner who has spent decades walking between worlds, bridging the gap between the seen and the unseen, helping lost spirits find their way home, and guiding the living toward healing. Her journey into shamanism wasn’t inherited or predetermined—it was a calling that arose from the depths of her soul.From a young age, she knew that reality stretched beyond what the eyes perceive. But it wasn’t until she attended a retreat at Hollyhock in British Columbia that her true path revealed itself. There, she encountered the spirit world in a way that felt both entirely foreign and strangely familiar. As she describes it, “It just felt so natural. It felt so at once ordinary and extraordinary. It felt like I was coming home.” And isn’t that the nature of truth? It startles us into recognition, yet it feels like something we’ve always known.Julie Kramer explains shamanism as the ancient art of recognizing the world as alive with spirit. To her, the practice is not about belief—it’s about direct experience.Through rhythmic drumming, rattling, and song, she shifts into an altered state, one where the spirit world is no longer veiled. She describes this process as tuning a radio to a different frequency, where voices, visions, and insights pour in—not as abstract notions, but as vivid, undeniable realities.The spirit world, she tells us, is not a distant place. It is here, intertwined with our own, overlapping like two sheets of glass. And while many who pass on make their way to where they are meant to go, some remain behind—stuck, lost, or simply unaware that they are no longer among the living. “They don’t know they’re dead,” she says. “They literally don’t know that they’re dead, and they can become attached to us.” These attachments, she explains, can manifest as emotional struggles, persistent fears, even physical ailments. The work of the shaman is to guide these souls home, to release what lingers so that the living and the dead alike can find peace.Yet, this work is not about superstition or mysticism—it is rooted in evidence. “Shamans were the first medical doctors. They were the first therapists. They were the first priests and priestesses. They were the first mediators,” Julie Kramer reminds us. Long before modern medicine, there was the deep wisdom of those who listened to the land, to the spirits, to the rhythms of life itself. And in many ways, we are now returning to what was lost, relearning the language of the soul.As the conversation unfolds, she touches on something profound: healing is not just about the body—it is about the spirit. Many of the ailments that afflict us are not purely physical; they are rooted in spiritual imbalances, in energies we do not yet understand. When we realign with our own spiritual nature, when we listen to the guidance that is always present, healing begins not just within us, but within the world.SPIRITUAL TAKEAWAYSThe spirit world is always present. We are never truly alone, and guidance is available to us when we learn how to listen.Healing begins with acknowledging the unseen. Many ailments, emotional and physical, have deeper roots in the spiritual realm. Addressing these imbalances can lead to profound transformation.Spiritual work is evidence-based. Shamanism is not about blind faith but direct experience—through deep connection, we can access wisdom that transcends time and space.In a world that often feels disconnected, where the tangible is valued above all else, Julie Kramer reminds us that there is more to reality than what we see. The spirit world is not a place apart—it is interwoven with our daily lives, waiting for us to acknowledge it, to engage with it, and to embrace the healing it offers. The unseen does not ask for our belief—it only asks that we pay attention.Please enjoy my conversation with Julie Kramer.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/next-level-soul-podcast-with-alex-ferrari--4858435/support.

During a struggle to overcome chronic pain, Micheila Sheldan awakened to her intuitive gifts, launching a journey to better understand her connection to spirit and the universe. After meeting a very special guide, Jacob, she was lead down a synchronistic path of physical, emotional and spiritual healing, leaving behind her mainstream life to uncover a mission she has brought to this planet in many incarnations. Through her connection to Jacob and many others, Micheila completely healed her pain and stepped solidly onto her soul’s path as a trance channel. She now shares channeled teachings with international audiences through live events, radio and television interviews, live courses, writings and private sessions. Micheila understands that her purpose in this life is to usher lightworkers through a very turbulent and significant dimensional shift on the earth.To accomplish this, she has access to a variety of Guides, Ascended Masters, Teachers, Philosophers, Interdimensional Beings and Collectives, including Mary Magdalene, the Pleiadians , the Council of Light and many others. Micheila channels detailed information about our history, creation, structure, ascension and transition to a fifth dimensional consciousness. She is also able to transmit light coded frequencies and vibrational healings as a vessel for crystalline light through channeled messages and activations. Micheila’s personal mission is to inspire others to fearlessly live their soul’s higher purpose. Having bridged the gap between two completely different dimensional realities, her story inspires audiences to let go of the fear holding them back from embodying their authentic selves and creating a new, more meaningful human experience. Micheila serves as Executive Director of the Flower of Life Institute, a volunteer organization focused on raising the consciousness of the planet. In this position, Micheila works with volunteers on a variety of projects ranging from conscious action initiatives and youth programs to the organization’s international expo and magazine.Please enjoy my conversation with Micheila Sheldan.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/next-level-soul-podcast-with-alex-ferrari--4858435/support.

On today’s episode, we welcome Billy Carson, a researcher, author, and deep thinker on the mysteries of our ancient past and the cosmic nature of our reality. Our conversation is one that peels back the veil of what we think we know, revealing a world far older, far stranger, and infinitely more connected than we ever imagined.What if the Great Pyramid wasn’t simply a tomb, but a power generator? What if the Ark of the Covenant wasn’t just a religious relic, but an advanced energy source? These are the questions that Billy Carson explores with fearless curiosity. He explains that Egypt’s ancient monuments were not built by primitive people dragging stones through the desert, but by an advanced civilization harnessing forgotten technologies. Beneath the bedrock of Giza, he describes aquifer channels once flowing with water, generating electrostatic energy—an ancient power plant hidden in plain sight.But the discussion doesn’t stop with pyramids.Billy speaks of the mysterious Gobekli Tepe, a 12,000-year-old temple complex buried on purpose by its creators. Why would an advanced society take the time to entomb such a sacred site? He suggests that this was no accident, but a deliberate act of preservation—a message left for us, perhaps, from a time when humanity walked in communion with higher knowledge.And what of Mars? The red planet, pockmarked with scars of what could be an ancient nuclear war, carries anomalies that defy mainstream explanations. Billy reveals that quantum computers may have already accessed parallel dimensions and that even NASA has hinted at discovering microbial life. If life exists elsewhere, even in its smallest form, what does that mean for our place in the grand, unfolding drama of the cosmos?Our talk ventures into the nature of consciousness itself. Are we merely biological machines, or something more? Billy argues that we exist within a fractal holographic matrix, a cosmic dream where reality shifts according to our frequency. “We can only recreate what already exists,” he says. “We can’t create anything new.” It’s a radical thought—one that suggests that every breakthrough, every great work of art, every flash of inspiration is merely a retrieval, a remembrance, of something that has always been.Then, of course, we address the question of the unknown watchers, the caretakers of our fragile world. Billy speaks of incidents where nuclear weapons have been mysteriously deactivated, as if some unseen intelligence refuses to allow humanity to wipe itself out. It’s as if we are being guided—given just enough room to stumble, to fall, but never to utterly destroy ourselves.SPIRITUAL TAKEAWAYSThe world is not what it seems. History, as we’ve been taught, is but a shadow of the truth. Open your mind, and the patterns will reveal themselves.Your consciousness shapes reality. The frequency at which you vibrate determines what you perceive and what you attract. Choose wisely.We are being guided. Whether by unseen hands or the wisdom encoded into the fabric of the universe, humanity is not alone on its journey.The future is unwritten, but the signs are clear: we are in the midst of a great shift. As humanity awakens to lost knowledge and the vastness of our true nature, the question is no longer if we will step into a new golden age—but when. The waves of history will always crash upon the shore, but those who learn to surf them will move with the tide, not against it.Please enjoy my conversation with Billy Carson.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/next-level-soul-podcast-with-alex-ferrari--4858435/support.

In today's episode, we venture into the mystical realm of dreams with Machiel Klerk, a renowned expert in dream incubation and interpretation. Dreams, as universal experiences, connect us to our subconscious and perhaps even to a greater cosmic intelligence. They offer guidance, reflect our deepest thoughts, and sometimes provide answers to unspoken questions.Machiel Klerk is a master of dream incubation, an ancient practice where one asks a specific question before sleep to receive guidance through dreams. His book, "Dream Guidance," explores this powerful technique, emphasizing that dreams are not just symbolic messages but interactive environments where our beliefs and an external, mysterious force co-create our experiences. According to Klerk, dreams are a world in which we engage, offering us profound insights and guidance.Dream incubation involves posing a precise, heartfelt question before sleep, inviting the dream world to provide answers. This method can address various aspects of life, from personal growth to practical decision-making. For instance, one might ask, "How can I find inner peace?" or "What is my true calling?" The key lies in asking the right question, reflecting a genuine desire for self-discovery and understanding.SPIRITUAL TAKEAWAYSDreams as a Path to Self-Realization: By engaging with our dreams and interpreting their messages, we uncover hidden aspects of our psyche, gaining insights into our true selves. This aligns with the ancient Greek concept of the daimon, a guiding spirit helping us realize our potential and fulfill our unique purpose in life.The Power of Questions: The quality of questions we ask in both waking life and before sleep significantly impacts the guidance we receive. A well-formulated question can unlock profound insights, steering us toward our true path. This principle applies not only in dream work but also in everyday life, where asking the right questions leads to greater clarity and purpose.Building a Relationship with the Dream World: Treating the dream world and its inhabitants with respect and intention enhances the guidance we receive. Writing down dreams, reflecting on them, and acknowledging the insights they provide deepens our connection to our higher self and the larger consciousness, leading to more frequent and meaningful dream experiences.Klerk emphasizes that our dreams are co-created by our beliefs and an external mysterious force. This understanding transforms our perception of dreams and their potential to guide us. Nightmares, often feared and misunderstood, can be seen as messages from discarded aspects of ourselves needing integration rather than rejection.One profound example Klerk shares involves a client struggling with dating after a long marriage. By asking his dream, "What is my biggest obstacle in dating life?" he received a dream showing him driving through a tunnel, mistaking a beautiful tiger for a threat, and backing out in fear. This metaphor revealed his tendency to retreat from potential intimacy, helping him address his fears and move forward.To consistently receive guidance from dreams, Klerk suggests developing a relationship with your higher self or spirit guides.This involves regular communication, expressing gratitude for the guidance received, and treating the dream world with respect. Writing down dreams and reflecting on them shows the higher self that you value its messages, encouraging more frequent and clearer guidance.In conclusion, dreams offer a gateway to deeper self-understanding and connection with the larger consciousness. By asking the right questions and building a respectful relationship with our dreams, we tap into a wellspring of wisdom and guidance. This process enriches both our dream life and waking life, leading us toward a more authentic and fulfilling existence.Please enjoy my conversation with Machiel Klerk.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/next-level-soul-podcast-with-alex-ferrari--4858435/support.

The world is not as it seems. We drift through reality thinking it is fixed, yet beyond the surface lies a deeper, more fluid existence. Today, we explore this unseen realm with five extraordinary guests who illuminate the mysteries of intuition, spirit, and transformation.Ella Ringrose challenges the idea that spirituality is separate from everyday life. “Everything in this world is a spiritual experience,” she reminds us, urging us to embrace, not escape, our reality. The old paradigms are crumbling, and she calls on us to embody the new world taking shape.Jennifer Shaffer walks between worlds, using her psychic gifts to uncover hidden truths. From childhood, she perceived reality differently. “I just saw things floating around,” she shares. Her journey proves that intuition is not a rare gift but an ability we can all develop.Julie Ryan brings clarity to the nature of spirit communication. “Spirit only communicates on the high vibration channel,” she explains. When we align with love and presence, we tune into divine guidance effortlessly.Kerry K shares her profound experiences beyond the physical realm. “I went beyond the angelic beings—I went further,” she reveals. She reminds us that our struggles are not punishments but catalysts for awakening. “Discomfort is one of the greatest blessings,” she says.Marie Manuchehri speaks of the collective evolution of humanity. “People are craving the expansion of their soul,” she observes. The dark night of the soul is a necessary transformation—difficult but essential for awakening.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/next-level-soul-podcast-with-alex-ferrari--4858435/support.

What if our near-death experience is shaped by what we believe? That was the question that lingered as Lee Papa recounted her journey beyond the veil. A woman of sharp intuition and a restless seeking spirit, she had spent much of her life looking outward for fulfillment, never realizing the answers were already within. And then, as life often does, it forced her to stop searching the hard way—by taking her to the brink of existence itself.Before her near-death experience, Lee Papa was juggling a life full of external responsibilities: a marriage, a child, and an elderly mother all demanding her attention. She was the problem solver, the fixer, the one who held everything together while, ironically, she was falling apart. Illness clung to her, an unrelenting whisper from her body that something had to change.But transformation rarely comes wrapped in ease—it comes through contrast. And so, one evening, drained and alone, she collapsed, slipping into a space beyond time and form.What she found on the other side was not a celestial courtroom or a grand council. Instead, it was light—brighter than anything imaginable, yet gentle, like an eternal embrace. She was no longer a body but a presence, an awareness floating within something infinitely vast. Two luminous beings approached, not as guardians or judges but as facilitators of a choice. "It is not your time," they told her. But free will is a gift, and she was given the option to stay or return. In that space of pure bliss, the choice seemed obvious: why go back to a world of suffering when one could simply dissolve into love?And yet, there was something more to consider. Her life was reviewed not as a sequence of achievements or mistakes but through relationships. Each soul connection washed over her with waves of deep understanding, illuminating the lessons they had exchanged. When her young son’s essence reached her, something shifted. The beings revealed that he had already lost a mother in past lifetimes. To leave now would be to wound him in a way that would alter his path. To return was to ensure his destiny. But how does one willingly step back into pain after feeling infinite peace?That was the turning point. The beings allowed her to feel what her son would experience if she left—a searing, shattering grief unlike anything she had known.It was visceral, cutting through her soul like shards of glass. And in that moment, love overpowered detachment. She struck a deal—she would return, but only until he no longer needed her. No prolonged suffering, no drawn-out goodbyes. When it was time, she would choose her exit. And with that, she snapped back into her body, awakening to a world that was suddenly both familiar and foreign.In the days that followed, she saw everything with new eyes. The world shimmered with a residue of the divine, a reminder that the unseen is as real as the tangible. She could feel her guides more clearly, sense the whispers of the universe nudging her toward her new path. But sharing this truth? That was another journey. Some would dismiss her, others would listen but not truly hear. And yet, she knew—this experience was not just for her. It was meant to be shared, to awaken those who were ready.SPIRITUAL TAKEAWAYSThere is no true attachment in the afterlife. Love exists, but without the weight of need or fear. We are free to experience, learn, and move forward without clinging.We choose our journeys before we arrive. The struggles, the relationships, the pivotal moments—they are not random. They are orchestrations of growth and soul evolution.Death is not an end but a transition. Those who have passed on are not gone; they are merely in another state of being, watching, guiding, and waiting for us to remember our own divinity.In the end, this life is nothing more than a dream, a flickering experience in the grand eternity of existence. The pain, the joy, the trials—they are all part of the contrast that allows us to see clearly. And when the moment comes for us to cross over, we will find what we always suspected: that love is the only thing that was ever real.Please enjoy my conversation with Lee Papa.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/next-level-soul-podcast-with-alex-ferrari--4858435/support.