July 1, 2025 • 17 mins
George Noory and author Peg Fields discuss the aftermath of her near death experiences as a child, how her mother's psychic abilities impacted her belief in the afterlife, and how she learned to use her healing powers to aid others and guide them through the challenges in their lives.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Now here's a highlight from coast to coast AM on iHeartRadio.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
Welcome back, George Nori with you. From a young age,
author and near death experience for Peg Fields had supernatural
experiences as she thought every child did. That she had
a near death experience had left her legally blind and crippled.
Peg now believes that her purpose for the rest of
her life is to show others that they can heal
(00:25):
and get through whatever is going on in their lives.
Her latest book, as I mentioned, is called The Ring
Within the Ring and others called The Shadow in the Corner. Peg.
Welcome to the program, I Peg, Hi, George, how are
you looking forward to this? We're hearing great things about you?
Speaker 3 (00:43):
Oh nice, nice. It's always good to hear, isn't it.
Speaker 2 (00:47):
Tell me about your childhood experience, how this all began
for you.
Speaker 3 (00:53):
You know, George, from a very young age, I just
thought all children did what I did. And so remember
the very first time ever having like an out of
body experience. I was about sixteen months old, sixteen or
eighteen months old, and I remember vividly in my kitchen,
(01:14):
my mom and dad had a company over and they
were doing something at the table and everybody was laughing,
and you know, the older kids, they were out running
and they had, you know, playmates to play with. I
didn't have anybody. So I'm pulling at her dress by
side the chair, you know, and I wanted her attention,
(01:35):
and she was busy laughing and doing what they were doing.
And I thought, what didn't you know? I want my attention,
you know. So actually I was upset and I floated
literally out of my body, and I was looking on
the table. They were all playing rummy cards, right, that's
what people did back in the day and got together.
(01:55):
And so I floated back down my body and I
was satisfied with that. That was just a quick That
was just my first remembrance of anything out of body.
And then about three years old, I remember sending out
in the yard and about beside this tree that lightning
(02:17):
had struck and my dad had you know, had to
put down. And I felt so sorry for the tree.
I was just really sad, and I was standing there
and all of a sudden, I was up in what
we would call clouds. Of course in another realm, clouds
don't look like clouds here, but that's what I kind
(02:40):
of call that clouds, and so I was up there
and this peaceful feeling comes over me when I get
to experience that realm. And so I'm up there, just
ah in peace and looking around. And then all of
a sudden, I said, where's my mom? Where's mama? And
(03:03):
so I'm you know, three years old, and so I'm
looking around. Of course I can't find her in the clouds.
So all of a sudden, I see myself running into
the house, but I'm above and behind my head as
I'm running, and I see my curls kind of like
bouncing as I'm running. Very when I got in the house,
(03:27):
very disoriented because I hadn't yet completely came back down
into my body. And then and then at seven years old,
and this was the last one that I remember as
a child, I was I was always so sad, George.
(03:48):
I was always feeling like I didn't belong, like this
wasn't my home.
Speaker 2 (03:53):
You were you a depressed little kid.
Speaker 3 (03:56):
I was super you were You might call it to pray,
But I was longing. I was longing in my heart,
just a deep sadness. You know. I don't think there's
a thing called depression incidence. There's a clinical term called that.
But I think there's a longing in our heart, George,
(04:16):
that we don't really realize it's there. And when I
was out in our on our farm when I was
a little girl, I'm seven years old, when I was
sitting outside and I was having one of those really
sad moments of have you ever been like, you know,
you went to somebody's house to sleep over, and all
(04:37):
of a sudden you got homesick and you're like, I
want to go back home.
Speaker 2 (04:43):
That's the feeling a long time ago. And when I
went in't on those trips.
Speaker 3 (04:48):
Yes, yes, and so that's the feeling that I had.
And so I'm sitting there in the yard of our
of our house, and I'm looking around and crying and crying,
and I just said, this is not my home, this
is not my home. And all of a sudden, boom,
I'm in that peaceful place again.
Speaker 2 (05:10):
Now, Georgia, why do you think they'll peg this happened
to you at this young age. It's almost as if they,
whoever they may be, we're trying to get you ready
for this.
Speaker 3 (05:24):
You know, George. That's that's the one of the things
that I took away from my seven year old person
at that time. It's like when I come back to
my body, I had no remembrance of where I was,
only that I was really really angry and I said,
this is not my home. You made me come back,
I mean really angry, and so I kind of like
(05:46):
shut that down. But back to your point. When I
was born, my mother she told me, she said you
were like solid blue when you were born. And I
had mentioned this to a gal at the Ions, the
(06:07):
ones that I guess she was the president of the
Ions organization, the Near Death to Study, and she said, pay,
she said, I believe you had a near death before
you were even born. And I said, you know, when
she said that, it all made sense because I was
(06:29):
always longing. I was always homesick. I was always wanting
to be in that special piece. Oh my god, George
is the most I get coach Hills every time I
think about that. And then my near death experience. I
knew what it was when I went back, you know,
when it started opening to me, I was familiar with it.
(06:53):
So going back and pulling all this together, it made
sense to me in a moment.
Speaker 2 (07:00):
You know, it seems like your mother had a tremendous
influence on you.
Speaker 3 (07:06):
Yes, absolutely, absolutely, and she could. She could. She had
really good intuition, and she could do things and say
things and feel things. But she was scared of it.
She was scared of being intuitive. And you know, we don't.
(07:26):
We didn't use the word psyche because we wouldn't even
know what the word psychic was at that time, George.
So she knew things, but she wasn't. She didn't use
them because she was scared. She was really scared of
the power that she had, really that we all have.
Speaker 2 (07:45):
Did she get this gift from her mother?
Speaker 3 (07:49):
I didn't. Ever, I didn't get to meet my grandmother,
her mom. She passed at a very young age. But yes,
I believe that a thousand percents. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (08:00):
Wasn't your mother always encouraging you to heal yourself if
you got injured? Yes? Yes.
Speaker 3 (08:07):
And when I was little, you know how you you know,
we were like yard apes, George. We were in the
yard on the farm, climbing trees, climbing in the.
Speaker 2 (08:18):
Barn and.
Speaker 3 (08:21):
Little monkeys we were. And so when I would get hurt,
she would say, we'll petish rub it, and it would
be like, is that it? And so I learned though
by putting your hand on a hurt a boo boo,
that it would take the pain away. And so that
(08:43):
was kind of a foundation of me, sort of like
going into my massage therapy program back in the day
when Kentucky did not have a certification or any kind
of licensure that I was drawn to learn about the
body and how it can help itself. Really, so that's
(09:04):
how I got into massage therapy to start with. That
was my foundation for actually doing what I do today.
Speaker 2 (09:10):
When did you start gathering clients, because you've got about
fifteen thousand of them now, probably when I.
Speaker 4 (09:20):
Was in school in first and second grade.
Speaker 3 (09:23):
But I knew things that I thought all people knew,
and I could feel people's energy ear beyond and I
would go volunteer at school, and you know, I would
be there with the children and they couldn't understand their problems,
they couldn't understand their studies. And so somehow, and I
(09:48):
don't know, I can't explain this, how I do this.
I just it feels like my heart and my being
reaches out to the other person and it's like it
pours a honey over them, and it's like they get
the information that they need, So that's what I would do.
(10:08):
I mean kids that couldn't spell, they couldn't do math.
You know, this was at a young age. But fast forward,
when I was brought to this work, I was told
to go get massage therapy, you know, certifications or whatnot.
(10:32):
And my mother was like, what you're going to do
that And I said, mom, my heart's leading me to
do this to help for help. Well a little did
I know that when I started working with clients in
massage therapy, I would begin to see things. And I've
never been taught anything like this because in my religion
(10:57):
and the Christian religion, as a child, you didn't look
left or right. You just didn't do that. That was
not something that we didn't do. Was really frowned upon.
And so I kind of like try to check that off.
But the more that my heart wanted to help people,
the bigger that real you know, got. And so one
(11:18):
day I had a lady she was she worked in
the gym with me. She was a robics instructor as well,
and she came in and she was on my massage table.
And I always pray over every client before I touched them,
before I called them, before anything, and she said her
(11:39):
mother had passed, and instantly I felt a connection, and
I thought, what is this coming from? And she said
she had been to every doctor, every specialist, and she
had this quivering bladder. I mean, you know, I mean
we were doing aerobics and young at the time, and
(12:02):
so forward about two weeks after that, I'm doing aerobics
and all of a sudden, I've got a quivering bladder
and I'm thinking, what in the world. It took me
a minute, George, to realize that we can take on
other people's energy, whether we deem good or whether we
(12:24):
deem bad. We can take on that energy. It's like
a cold, it's like a virus. It's like a something
that we can physically quote unquote catch from another person,
but we don't think about our image.
Speaker 4 (12:39):
It did, George, but they sent me back.
Speaker 3 (12:49):
It was it was really you know, either I'm really
really stubborn or really really latent and learning, because it
took me a minute to figure it out. You know,
I had nobody to to ask in my realm at
that time. You know, why am I Why am I
seeing these things? Or you know what I'm saying, just
(13:10):
going through these processes why am I doing this? But
you know later on, that's how things happen, that we
get a foundation for what we're supposed to do in life.
And if we're not doing it, you know, you'll get
the little tap on the shoulder and you'll then you'll
won't pay attention to it, and then you'll get you know,
(13:31):
you'll stumble or fall and you won't pay attention to it,
and sooner or later, you know, if you're like me,
you'll get it two before. And so those are not
the fun times to get those because that's I guess
that's what it took to get my attention to literally
wake up.
Speaker 2 (13:50):
When your clients come to you, peg what do they want?
Speaker 3 (13:56):
You know, George, I rarely believe every client that has
sat in front of me or across the world, they
want to find the peace in the heart, because you
can have millions in the bank and I've been there,
or you can be very very penniless. I've been there,
(14:20):
and if you don't have peace, you don't really have
anything in your heart to live for. And so when
those people come in front of me, it might look
like they might have proper with their physical body. I
had a lady come in and she's like, you know,
my right ear, I cannot hear out of it. I
(14:44):
can't hear in my right ear. And she said, and
I said, well, how long has it been going on?
She said about four months? And instantly, instantly I heard
she does not want to hear something. Her husband is
trying to tell her.
Speaker 2 (15:00):
Who passed on? Right, the husband passed on?
Speaker 3 (15:06):
No, he wasn't here, No, he was still here. She
was just closing that ear to him. And when I
told yes, And when I told her, I said, I
think you're not really listening what you need to be listened,
and she just started crying. So I told her, I said,
let's just see what we can do. She said she'd
(15:28):
been to every specialist, every you know nt person and
the next step was surgery. And she said, I don't
know if they're going to offer down because they don't
know what's wrong with me. So in this case, it
was an energetic thing, it wasn't a physical thing. So
I got up and I said beside, and I put
my hand behind the side of her ear, my hand
on her back, and I just said, I want her
(15:50):
to have her highest and best and then that exchange.
George that happens in my heart. It did. And I
didn't say anything else to her, and she jumped, she
jumped out of the chair almost and she's like, what
was that? She said, she saw all these colors in
(16:12):
front of her face, the most beautiful colors, and she
looked at me and she just started bawling. She said, Pig,
I can hear again. So you know, all of our
healing is not about physical here killing. It's energetic killing,
spiritual healing. It's you know, it's all of that encompassed
(16:33):
in one thing, and it's all interlocked. So if you
if you want to heal a physical body, the energetic
body needs to be addressed as well, all of them,
all the bodies. We have a lot of bodies around us,
and sometimes other bodies attach themselves to us, and so
(16:54):
we have to be really cognizant and we have to
be aware. We have to clean our energetic bodies like
we clean our physical bodies. But in the Western world,
we weren't taught that, you know, we weren't talk that.
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Speaker 2 (00:05):
Welcome back, George Nori with you. From a young age,
author and near death experience for Peg Fields had supernatural
experiences as she thought every child did. That she had
a near death experience had left her legally blind and crippled.
Peg now believes that her purpose for the rest of
her life is to show others that they can heal
(00:25):
and get through whatever is going on in their lives.
Her latest book, as I mentioned, is called The Ring
Within the Ring and others called The Shadow in the Corner. Peg.
Welcome to the program, I Peg, Hi, George, how are
you looking forward to this? We're hearing great things about you?
Speaker 3 (00:43):
Oh nice, nice. It's always good to hear, isn't it.
Speaker 2 (00:47):
Tell me about your childhood experience, how this all began
for you.
Speaker 3 (00:53):
You know, George, from a very young age, I just
thought all children did what I did. And so remember
the very first time ever having like an out of
body experience. I was about sixteen months old, sixteen or
eighteen months old, and I remember vividly in my kitchen,
(01:14):
my mom and dad had a company over and they
were doing something at the table and everybody was laughing,
and you know, the older kids, they were out running
and they had, you know, playmates to play with. I
didn't have anybody. So I'm pulling at her dress by
side the chair, you know, and I wanted her attention,
(01:35):
and she was busy laughing and doing what they were doing.
And I thought, what didn't you know? I want my attention,
you know. So actually I was upset and I floated
literally out of my body, and I was looking on
the table. They were all playing rummy cards, right, that's
what people did back in the day and got together.
(01:55):
And so I floated back down my body and I
was satisfied with that. That was just a quick That
was just my first remembrance of anything out of body.
And then about three years old, I remember sending out
in the yard and about beside this tree that lightning
(02:17):
had struck and my dad had you know, had to
put down. And I felt so sorry for the tree.
I was just really sad, and I was standing there
and all of a sudden, I was up in what
we would call clouds. Of course in another realm, clouds
don't look like clouds here, but that's what I kind
(02:40):
of call that clouds, and so I was up there
and this peaceful feeling comes over me when I get
to experience that realm. And so I'm up there, just
ah in peace and looking around. And then all of
a sudden, I said, where's my mom? Where's mama? And
(03:03):
so I'm you know, three years old, and so I'm
looking around. Of course I can't find her in the clouds.
So all of a sudden, I see myself running into
the house, but I'm above and behind my head as
I'm running, and I see my curls kind of like
bouncing as I'm running. Very when I got in the house,
(03:27):
very disoriented because I hadn't yet completely came back down
into my body. And then and then at seven years old,
and this was the last one that I remember as
a child, I was I was always so sad, George.
(03:48):
I was always feeling like I didn't belong, like this
wasn't my home.
Speaker 2 (03:53):
You were you a depressed little kid.
Speaker 3 (03:56):
I was super you were You might call it to pray,
But I was longing. I was longing in my heart,
just a deep sadness. You know. I don't think there's
a thing called depression incidence. There's a clinical term called that.
But I think there's a longing in our heart, George,
(04:16):
that we don't really realize it's there. And when I
was out in our on our farm when I was
a little girl, I'm seven years old, when I was
sitting outside and I was having one of those really
sad moments of have you ever been like, you know,
you went to somebody's house to sleep over, and all
(04:37):
of a sudden you got homesick and you're like, I
want to go back home.
Speaker 2 (04:43):
That's the feeling a long time ago. And when I
went in't on those trips.
Speaker 3 (04:48):
Yes, yes, and so that's the feeling that I had.
And so I'm sitting there in the yard of our
of our house, and I'm looking around and crying and crying,
and I just said, this is not my home, this
is not my home. And all of a sudden, boom,
I'm in that peaceful place again.
Speaker 2 (05:10):
Now, Georgia, why do you think they'll peg this happened
to you at this young age. It's almost as if they,
whoever they may be, we're trying to get you ready
for this.
Speaker 3 (05:24):
You know, George. That's that's the one of the things
that I took away from my seven year old person
at that time. It's like when I come back to
my body, I had no remembrance of where I was,
only that I was really really angry and I said,
this is not my home. You made me come back,
I mean really angry, and so I kind of like
(05:46):
shut that down. But back to your point. When I
was born, my mother she told me, she said you
were like solid blue when you were born. And I
had mentioned this to a gal at the Ions, the
(06:07):
ones that I guess she was the president of the
Ions organization, the Near Death to Study, and she said, pay,
she said, I believe you had a near death before
you were even born. And I said, you know, when
she said that, it all made sense because I was
(06:29):
always longing. I was always homesick. I was always wanting
to be in that special piece. Oh my god, George
is the most I get coach Hills every time I
think about that. And then my near death experience. I
knew what it was when I went back, you know,
when it started opening to me, I was familiar with it.
(06:53):
So going back and pulling all this together, it made
sense to me in a moment.
Speaker 2 (07:00):
You know, it seems like your mother had a tremendous
influence on you.
Speaker 3 (07:06):
Yes, absolutely, absolutely, and she could. She could. She had
really good intuition, and she could do things and say
things and feel things. But she was scared of it.
She was scared of being intuitive. And you know, we don't.
(07:26):
We didn't use the word psyche because we wouldn't even
know what the word psychic was at that time, George.
So she knew things, but she wasn't. She didn't use
them because she was scared. She was really scared of
the power that she had, really that we all have.
Speaker 2 (07:45):
Did she get this gift from her mother?
Speaker 3 (07:49):
I didn't. Ever, I didn't get to meet my grandmother,
her mom. She passed at a very young age. But yes,
I believe that a thousand percents. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (08:00):
Wasn't your mother always encouraging you to heal yourself if
you got injured? Yes? Yes.
Speaker 3 (08:07):
And when I was little, you know how you you know,
we were like yard apes, George. We were in the
yard on the farm, climbing trees, climbing in the.
Speaker 2 (08:18):
Barn and.
Speaker 3 (08:21):
Little monkeys we were. And so when I would get hurt,
she would say, we'll petish rub it, and it would
be like, is that it? And so I learned though
by putting your hand on a hurt a boo boo,
that it would take the pain away. And so that
(08:43):
was kind of a foundation of me, sort of like
going into my massage therapy program back in the day
when Kentucky did not have a certification or any kind
of licensure that I was drawn to learn about the
body and how it can help itself. Really, so that's
(09:04):
how I got into massage therapy to start with. That
was my foundation for actually doing what I do today.
Speaker 2 (09:10):
When did you start gathering clients, because you've got about
fifteen thousand of them now, probably when I.
Speaker 4 (09:20):
Was in school in first and second grade.
Speaker 3 (09:23):
But I knew things that I thought all people knew,
and I could feel people's energy ear beyond and I
would go volunteer at school, and you know, I would
be there with the children and they couldn't understand their problems,
they couldn't understand their studies. And so somehow, and I
(09:48):
don't know, I can't explain this, how I do this.
I just it feels like my heart and my being
reaches out to the other person and it's like it
pours a honey over them, and it's like they get
the information that they need, So that's what I would do.
(10:08):
I mean kids that couldn't spell, they couldn't do math.
You know, this was at a young age. But fast forward,
when I was brought to this work, I was told
to go get massage therapy, you know, certifications or whatnot.
(10:32):
And my mother was like, what you're going to do
that And I said, mom, my heart's leading me to
do this to help for help. Well a little did
I know that when I started working with clients in
massage therapy, I would begin to see things. And I've
never been taught anything like this because in my religion
(10:57):
and the Christian religion, as a child, you didn't look
left or right. You just didn't do that. That was
not something that we didn't do. Was really frowned upon.
And so I kind of like try to check that off.
But the more that my heart wanted to help people,
the bigger that real you know, got. And so one
(11:18):
day I had a lady she was she worked in
the gym with me. She was a robics instructor as well,
and she came in and she was on my massage table.
And I always pray over every client before I touched them,
before I called them, before anything, and she said her
(11:39):
mother had passed, and instantly I felt a connection, and
I thought, what is this coming from? And she said
she had been to every doctor, every specialist, and she
had this quivering bladder. I mean, you know, I mean
we were doing aerobics and young at the time, and
(12:02):
so forward about two weeks after that, I'm doing aerobics
and all of a sudden, I've got a quivering bladder
and I'm thinking, what in the world. It took me
a minute, George, to realize that we can take on
other people's energy, whether we deem good or whether we
(12:24):
deem bad. We can take on that energy. It's like
a cold, it's like a virus. It's like a something
that we can physically quote unquote catch from another person,
but we don't think about our image.
Speaker 4 (12:39):
It did, George, but they sent me back.
Speaker 3 (12:49):
It was it was really you know, either I'm really
really stubborn or really really latent and learning, because it
took me a minute to figure it out. You know,
I had nobody to to ask in my realm at
that time. You know, why am I Why am I
seeing these things? Or you know what I'm saying, just
(13:10):
going through these processes why am I doing this? But
you know later on, that's how things happen, that we
get a foundation for what we're supposed to do in life.
And if we're not doing it, you know, you'll get
the little tap on the shoulder and you'll then you'll
won't pay attention to it, and then you'll get you know,
(13:31):
you'll stumble or fall and you won't pay attention to it,
and sooner or later, you know, if you're like me,
you'll get it two before. And so those are not
the fun times to get those because that's I guess
that's what it took to get my attention to literally
wake up.
Speaker 2 (13:50):
When your clients come to you, peg what do they want?
Speaker 3 (13:56):
You know, George, I rarely believe every client that has
sat in front of me or across the world, they
want to find the peace in the heart, because you
can have millions in the bank and I've been there,
or you can be very very penniless. I've been there,
(14:20):
and if you don't have peace, you don't really have
anything in your heart to live for. And so when
those people come in front of me, it might look
like they might have proper with their physical body. I
had a lady come in and she's like, you know,
my right ear, I cannot hear out of it. I
(14:44):
can't hear in my right ear. And she said, and
I said, well, how long has it been going on?
She said about four months? And instantly, instantly I heard
she does not want to hear something. Her husband is
trying to tell her.
Speaker 2 (15:00):
Who passed on? Right, the husband passed on?
Speaker 3 (15:06):
No, he wasn't here, No, he was still here. She
was just closing that ear to him. And when I
told yes, And when I told her, I said, I
think you're not really listening what you need to be listened,
and she just started crying. So I told her, I said,
let's just see what we can do. She said she'd
(15:28):
been to every specialist, every you know nt person and
the next step was surgery. And she said, I don't
know if they're going to offer down because they don't
know what's wrong with me. So in this case, it
was an energetic thing, it wasn't a physical thing. So
I got up and I said beside, and I put
my hand behind the side of her ear, my hand
on her back, and I just said, I want her
(15:50):
to have her highest and best and then that exchange.
George that happens in my heart. It did. And I
didn't say anything else to her, and she jumped, she
jumped out of the chair almost and she's like, what
was that? She said, she saw all these colors in
(16:12):
front of her face, the most beautiful colors, and she
looked at me and she just started bawling. She said, Pig,
I can hear again. So you know, all of our
healing is not about physical here killing. It's energetic killing,
spiritual healing. It's you know, it's all of that encompassed
(16:33):
in one thing, and it's all interlocked. So if you
if you want to heal a physical body, the energetic
body needs to be addressed as well, all of them,
all the bodies. We have a lot of bodies around us,
and sometimes other bodies attach themselves to us, and so
(16:54):
we have to be really cognizant and we have to
be aware. We have to clean our energetic bodies like
we clean our physical bodies. But in the Western world,
we weren't taught that, you know, we weren't talk that.
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