The Power of What If
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 pictures.)
And the most remarkable part? Allyn’s severe pain was gone when she awoke.
I’m not asking you to believe any of this. I’m simply asking you to stay curious and consider one question: What if?
What if some of the dreams, sensations, coincidences, and unexpected connections in our lives are more meaningful than we realize?
Sometimes, the doorway to the extraordinary opens with one simple question: What if this were true?
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