The Reluctant Messenger Blog

  Click READ MORE to launch the video. What if the nonphysical world is closer—and more responsive—than we think?   One recent morning, I was suddenly jolted awake by the unmistakable sense that my friend Dr. Laurin Bellg was rushing into my bedroom—except she was 1,400 miles away.   What followed was an extraordinary adventure involving out-of-body experiences, connections with nonphysical friends, healing, and a friend in severe physical pain.   Laurin and I traveled to a Healing Center in a nonphysical realm called Focus 27 that we learned about through Monroe Institute. This is where we found Brian Dailey (a physician who passed away in 2025), and together, all three of us worked to help our friend Allyn Evans.   Then came the validations of this nonphysical event: shared wake-up times, sensing one another’s presence, unexpected physical signs, photographs, and even documented images of energy that seemed to echo what I had experienced. (The video shows the ...

  Click READ MORE to launch the short video. Don’t let a chapter define you; it’s not the whole book. *** Do you describe yourself by what happened to you? Do you focus on your mistakes? Do you say, “I’m the one who failed,” or “I’m the one who broke something that cannot be fixed,” or “I’m the person whose life fell apart”?  With each statement like that, our experiences become our identity, and we begin to believe that is who we are: the broken, the failed… Spirituality offers us another way to see life: we realize we are the person who experienced those things, but we are not those things…the anger, the hurt, the insecurities. That was just a chapter in our Book of Life. With that realization, we can move beyond the chapter. Over time, we learn to connect with that deeper part of ourselves—the part that can observe with compassion and clarity. That part remains untouched by each disappointment, every mistake, and everything we have self-judged as failure. The difficult chap...