M.J. Rose

Thank you to author Diana Formisano Willett for her guest post about the existence of spirits as related in her new book YOU CAN’T CONTROL THE SOUL.

Enjoy!

Diana Formisano Willett was born and raised in New York City. She graduated from Bernard Baruch College of the City University of New York and received a degree in Business Administration. She received her degree in 1974. Diana moved to Connecticut in the year 1978 when she married to Brad Willett who was a business owner in West Haven, CT. Diana now resides in East Haven, CT and has been working at Yale-New Haven Hospital for the past 29 years in the Department of Diagnostic Radiology. Diana has one son. Diana has written a book entitled “You Can’t Control The Soul” and she is currently working on her second book entitled “Paranormal Fright”.

Guest Post:

“My book “You Can’t Control the Soul” finally proves the existence of spirits and the fact that the soul does continue after death. The soul never dies! After the death of my husband Brad there have been strange occurrences in my home. These apparitions, orbs and spirits have continued to come and go pressing me to write this book and continue informing everyone by writing a second book. I have witnessed a spinning vortex in my living room. In this vortex was a face of my husband along with another entity.

I have mailed this DVD to the North Shore Paranormal Society and they feel this DVD depicts a spinning portal to the other dimension. This proves the fact that spirits enter this dimension through a portal.

We have all lived before. This earth is our mortal existence. The soul never dies and continues after physical death. My second book will also talk about the Bermuda Triangle and how these portals from the other world my have something to do with unexplained disappearances of people, planes and ships in the vicinity of the Bermuda Triangle.

As a little girl, I was saved from drowning my a hand pulling me up from the water. You can read about this in my first book. I feel I have some type of connection with the after-life based on this experience.”

My friend Lily over at the fantastic blog Green Mother Medicine has shared a remarkable story with her readers, and I’d like to pass it along to you…

“We are all angels in each other’s eyes.”

From the blog Green Mother Medicine –

“Every month I go to The Blue Flag Dare’ where we gather on behalf of all living beings for healing and harmony. We have a council circle, held with the idea that solutions to what we are facing personally, in our local communities and globally require the participation and perspective of all.  So, a “question” is posed, which in not meant to have an “answer” but rather is a touchstone for discussion.  People are asked to speak from the heart and to tell a story from their lives that relates.

Sunday’s question was to address the ways in which Beggars Appearing as Angels which is part of so many spiritual traditions has appeared in your life…”

Read the complete story here.

About Green Mother Medicine:

Living “in the story” of the transformation of our world from a place where we have a choice to be in denial that all things have consciousness and worthiness into living in a world where there is reverence, gratitude and awe for THE WEB OF LIFE and an understanding that we are part of it.

The Institute of Noetic Sciences is a treasure trove of mysterious things. Here’s an example of one of their many free teleseminars:

“Can mediums talk to the dead? Can you? Why should we care?” with Julie Beischel

Visionary: Julie Beischel, PhD

Dean Radin hosts this discussion with Dr. Julie Beischel, who performs rigorously controlled research investigating the accuracy of the information mediums report and systematic studies of their experiences during ostensible communication with the deceased. But are they really talking to the dead? Dr. Beischel discusses what she has found during her research with mediums and the importance of those findings for each of us.

You may listen to the talk here, as well as download the mp3.

This post was written by Emily, co-editor of the blog.