Listening to Angels - Best of Coast to Coast AM - 8/29/25

George Noory and author Michael Andre Ford discuss angels giving guidance to human beings.

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 2 (00:04):
Michael, let's talk about free will for a moment. Does
an angel have the ability to stop anything that we
may be doing or do they let us do it
whether it's good or bad because it's free will?

Speaker 3 (00:17):
How about e all the above? It depends, and that
is you've got a certain unique life path, whether you're
aware of it or not. And that's what's kind of cool.
If you start paying attention to angels, they can dust
that off for you and you can get back on
track no problem. But back to free will. You've got
waypoints in life that you probably signed up for before

(00:40):
you came in, and there are certain waypoints that, regardless
of the free will aspect, they'll make sure you're either
in a certain spot, or you're getting a certain experience,
or that you've had a course correct of some sort.
It's like a giant slalom ski course with those gates.
You got to make it through the five gates to
get to the bottom and finish the race. There are
just certain ways points in your life. Angels are going

(01:02):
to make sure you get through a few of those gates.
Generally speaking, though, they don't interfere. Experience is what you
get when you don't get what you want. So what
we view is sometimes bad stuff, getting sick is sometimes
the best thing that ever happened to us. You hear
it all the time with divorces, near death experiences, car recks.
A lot of times those experiences turned someone's life around

(01:26):
or shifted things drastically.

Speaker 2 (01:29):
A couple days ago, a twenty three year old young
man named Robin Westman shut up a Catholic church in Minneapolis,
killed two kids, wounded seventeen to eighteen other people. Where
in God's name Michael was this guy's guardian angel to
stop that?

Speaker 3 (01:49):
That's a good question. There's evil acts that go on,
for sure, all the time, and there's definitely darkness. All
I can say is hopefully something positive comes out of
Like later on, there's ripples of people pulling together. More
love comes back into the picture as a result of this.

Speaker 2 (02:13):
But there's so much hate out there. There is, and
it would be the devil's winning.

Speaker 3 (02:19):
It'd be great to rid the world of hatred. And
that is part of the assignment here helping people meet angels. Remember,
you can have any answer to any question. All languages spoken,
all dialects humor, And what's kind of remarkable is whoever's
doing the listening gets to hear it the way they
need to hear it. Angels know how to navigate your personality.

(02:42):
So if people are doing this as a group, which happens,
you can see jointly, you can hear jointly, you can
feel jointly, get a hug, and the hugs can become healing.
Not everybody hears it's the same message, but Joe is
different than Sarah, that is different than Jane. Each one
because of their value system, their personality, has to hear
it a different way in terms of the word choice.

(03:03):
When it finally percolates through the brain and gets to
your heart, it might be a little bit off, but
it's all the general same gist. Everybody's rowing the same
direction with the messages, but everybody heard it a little
bit differently the way they needed to hear it. So
that's kind of surprising and amazing about this. I don't
see people's questions, I don't see their answers. People are

(03:24):
doing this directly.

Speaker 2 (03:26):
Is it conceivable? Is it possible that the shooter did
not even have a guardian? Angel maybe this guardian angel
said I can't reach this person. I'm done.

Speaker 3 (03:37):
That could have been a decade or two ago, and
that they're you know, they've there's no chance the person's
going to want to slow up and pay attention at all. Remember,
we're all doing a lot of thinking and a lot
of judging and a lot of reacting, and all of
that is a form of thinking or being in the brain,
whatever you want to call it, unconsciousness on love, and

(03:58):
it's only one percent one percent. Nobody should beat themselves
up over thinking or judging your neighbor. I'm not saying
you should do it. I'm just saying the goal is
to help us lighten up, to get out of the brain,
out of the type of knowledge that mankind relies on. Today.
Our knowledge is primarily like, it precludes possibility. Mankind is

(04:19):
very certain about everything, and the universe is far bigger.
And I'll say one more thing. I think love truly
is the fabric of the universe. And I think so
many other beings, whether it's fairies, your past over loved
ones who are reconciled, angels, pleadians, arturians, lereans, all the
friendly folks who are just here to help. It's a

(04:41):
lot of love. Even Bigfoot. You get the stories of
Bigfoot when they're being loving, and it's some of the
greatest experiences ever.

Speaker 2 (04:49):
It is truly remarkable, isn't it. Yes, When we pray,
do we pray to an angel or do we pray
to God?

Speaker 3 (04:59):
I think all the it's words through the heart prayer.
It's love and above whatever you want to call it,
you're heard. You're heard even if you don't speak. You
don't have to worry about getting it right. You don't
have to worry about which way you do it. I mean, obviously,
if it's important to your religion to do a certain way,
there's obviously very strict rules in a lot of different
parts of the world, different cultures. But no one should

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be afraid of running words through their hearts, setting their
intent and trying to bring in more love, more assistance
for others, more assistance for themselves. If you're trying to
send assistance to someone else. I heard the most remarkable
thing a couple of years ago, and it made me
really say, wow, had never thought of that. Send that
love you want to help someone else, send that love

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to their angel team and let the angel team figure
out how to get it to the person.

Speaker 2 (05:46):
Now, what is an angel team?

Speaker 3 (05:48):
Well, I think everyone has a cheerleading squad. I don't
think you just have one angel. I think you have
a bunch. I think you have loving relatives. You might
have other figures like Native American chiefs or figures from India,
or just a say, Saint Francis might be on your team. Einstein,
Plato exists on the other side, Elvis exists on the
other side, Debbie Ford, Wayne Dyer, Ram Das. So it's

(06:10):
very exciting. Hundreds of figures, and they're all available to
someone who's open, who's willing to pay attention a little
bit more, who's willing to not do too much of
that adulting that we all do. You get a job
or things get serious in life, we tend to get
stuck in the head or just stuck in general. And
this whole process of paying attention more to angels the universe.

(06:32):
Love is about slowing down a little more relaxing and
not taking things too seriously so you can actually just
do a little bit of basic listening.

Speaker 2 (06:41):
What is the easiest way, the simplest way to generate
interest in reaching our angels or that team.

Speaker 3 (06:50):
Ooh, anytime you're open, so before bed, first thing in
the morning, before you've had a cup of coffee or tea,
before you can remember your name, start talking to your
angels or in the show, walking the dog. Whatever's a
really relaxing moment. You're stirring your tea in the morning.
Try to have a little time out before things get
too serious. You're looking at social media or emails or work.

(07:10):
Because we tend to get caught up in tasks, are roles, parenting,
or how serious we take our job. We get stuck
in success or failure. All of this pulls us away
from how big our hearts are. When you're in your heart,
everything is much shinier, more possible. Positivity itself is abundance.

Speaker 2 (07:32):
I want to get your reaction to this story that
I've told numerous times on this program. Our incredible listeners
are going, oh, here we go again.

Speaker 1 (07:40):
Ah.

Speaker 2 (07:42):
But my mother was raised in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. Her father
came from the Middle East and built a furniture store,
and above the furniture store, he built about fifteen apartments,
including theirs, which was the biggest, and there's had several
levels to it. Let's jump ahead. My family was there

(08:05):
for the summer. My mother and father were sleeping on
the third level. I was asleep on the second level,
and underneath us was the furniture store, and this was
a big apartment, big place. I get woken up one
night with smoke all over the place by a fire

(08:30):
department guy. He's got the hat on the mask, the works,
and he's shaking me, saying, get everyone out, get everyone
out now. So I ran upstairs, woke my parents of
it and said there's a fire or something. Something's going on.

Speaker 1 (08:45):
Wake up.

Speaker 2 (08:46):
So they got my sister and everybody got out of
the apartment. Everybody was okay. As a matter of fact,
we made the front page of the Pittsburgh Sentinel, which
was the newspaper at the time, with a picture of
me and barefoot and pajamas running across the street. When
it was all done, my father went up to the
fire department chief to thank him, and he wanted to

(09:10):
talk to the fire department guy who came up and
woke me up, because had that not happened, god knows
what would have happened to all of us. And the chief said, sir,
we never got up to that level. And my Dad said,
what do you mean, sir? He said, we never had
a fire department person on the second level. We were

(09:33):
down in the furniture store trying to get the fire
in the smokeout. We never went upstairs. He said, well,
who was the guy who woke my son up? He said,
I have no idea. It wasn't one of ours people
who have called our program. Michael, over the years I've
talked about this thing, say that it was my guardian

(09:54):
angel that woke me up.

Speaker 3 (09:55):
What do you think I love that story. Yes, yes, yes,
and yes. And you don't have to have a fire
in the furniture store down below to see an angel
in full human form, but you might want to start
a little smaller. You can see them as light first
in the room or in the sky, or as a
butterfly or something that just there's no explaining it. A

(10:18):
week later, you're still like jaw dropped about it and
just blown away. So you can absolutely have angels step
in in crisis to help. You can have angels just
come in to say hi, or just the right words
you needed to hear that week. So one of the
things that the audience can do is simply put that

(10:39):
intention out be like, hey, angels, I don't know what
I'm doing here, but I could use some help. I
could use some encouragement, more humor, higher vibe people to
be around and certainly show up. I was meeting with
a business manager or a book editor at a Starbucks
in Northwest Austin, maybe ten years ago, and had a
woman staring at me the whole time by the window.
Dressed in Austin. This has a lot of different types

(11:01):
of folks, cowboy hats to suits and ties to everything
in between. She was dressed in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Outfit stood out like a sore thumb. She was just
sitting there, sipping coffee the whole time, staring directly at
me for a very long time, middle aged elegant. That
was one of my business managers, an angel named Charlotte.
I mentioned her earlier, and I asked the important questions,

(11:23):
not who killed Kennedy or when disclosure is going to happen.
I asked, do angels drink the coffee when they're here?

Speaker 1 (11:29):
And the answer was.

Speaker 2 (11:30):
Yes, ah love it. Why did they show up? Why
did it show up as a fired person and not
just as an angel? So I will get scared.

Speaker 3 (11:41):
Well, I know someone who's a psychologist used to be
a newsweek reporter and she's wonderful, but she had the
angel show up before nine to eleven telling her daughter
and her were going to be okay, and that angel
showed up in traditional form with wings and then was
gone in their living room, said you're gonna be okay.
And I think a week later nine eleven happened or
a few days later and their place got obliterated dust,

(12:03):
you know, toxix dust in there. But the daughter was fine.
She was fine, So I think they just show up.
How George, if you're an angel on the other side,
you want to get in and out in the easiest
way possible. So whatever works, fireman's uniform, Starbucks coffee in
your hand. I think they've got a lot of choices.

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