Phill Webster, author of "Letting Glow" discusses meditation, mediumship,and everything in between

Phill Webster , author of "Letting Glow" discusses meditation, mediumship and everything in between

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Friends. Have a special guest foryou. We have Phil Webster. Phil
is an actor, writer, spiritualteacher. Among other things. He has
a book out called Letting Glow abook which helps you kind of learned to
connect with your intuition and encourages readersto explore their connections with their inner selves.

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So welcome Phil to the show.Thank you, thanks for having me.
Oh yeah, absolutely absolutely. Nowlet's kind of dive a little bit
into your book, Letting Glow.You kind of talk about about your life
and kind of what brought you towrite this book. Can you give us

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a little bit of description, likehow did you come about this book?
Yeah? So, yeah, thebook came about essentially through most immediately through
my mom passing. It was thestart of twenty twenty one, and we've
just been through COVID, and sowe were kind of looking at the light
at the end of the tunnel andsort of thought that we were in the

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clear and I would face time withher all the time, because you know,
various government restrictions and what have you. And I was keeping away trying
to do the white thing, andI hadn't seen her in a couple of
months. So on this particular night, I called her, and I think
it was probably the second or thirdtime that I spoke to her that day.

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She answered the call, and asshe sort of leaned into the screen.
There was a man leaning in fromthe other side, and I was
kind of like, okay, well, who's that right? So we were
in another lockdown. The shouldn't havebeen anyone there, and it was quite
late at night. Plus she livedin a very rural place where I grew
up, a place called the Isleof Wight, so I kind of knew
all the neighbors and we don't haveany family, so there shouldn't have been
anyone there. And this guy leanedin and I saw him long enough thought

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I could recognize him. Me hadthin gray hair, glasses, looked like
late sixties or something like that.And, like I said, I was
kind of taken aback and she sortof moved away to sit down and I
said, well, I said,well, who's that? And she said
who's what? And I was like, okay, well the guy, you
know, I just saw somebody.And she was like no, no,
no, there's there's no one here. And I kind of grilled on it
and I was like, okay.So I was like, mom, I

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just saw somebody, like who's theguy, you know? And she she
had no idea what I was talkingabout, and you know, she started
sort of complaining about her day,and and I could always tell, like
when there was somebody with her,her whole demeanor would change. She would
start speaking a lot more politely,and it was hard to have a conversation
with her on the phone. Ifthere was something with her, someone with

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her, she would put on allthese airs and graces and what have you,
And she wasn't doing any of that. And I thought, all right,
well, I must have been mistaken, you know. It just it
just didn't sort of sit right inmy head, even though I'd definitely seen
the guy and we spoke for anotherforty five minutes, and I thought,
okay, well that that's you know, I don't know what that was.
And next morning I woke up toa phone call from the neighbor that that

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she'd had a heart attack and passedaway. So yeah, so, you
know, of course my mind wentstraight to that, but you know,
dealing with the whole shock of losingher and going through the grieving process,
it wasn't kind of my main thingthat I was thinking about, but it
was at the back of my mind. I was like, well, well,

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what was that then? Was that? You know, are we talking
spirit guides? Are we talking ghosts, like what And I must have made
like at that point, I wasn'treally into any of this stuff. I'd
kind of it was interested as ateenager, but then like you know,
sort of got very practical as Igrow older, and yeah, this just
kind of took me straight back there, right, Yeah, because this wasn't

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your first experience as you had someoneas you were younger too, but you
just kind of blew them off,correct, Yeah, that's it. You
know. So like when I wasyounger, I remember when we moved into
this the same house, and Imean it wasn't an old house or an
I think it was. It wasbuilt in the eighties, and and I
remember stuff happening around the house,like like little things like cans. I

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remember a coke cam moving across thetable, and things were switching on and
off. That was like banging inthe attict. But I was like,
you know, ten twelve years old, and as I got older, I
thought, well, you know,probably maybe those things didn't happen. It
was just you know, my youknow imagination. When I was in when
I was a teenager, I cameacross this book on astral projection, and

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I remember just trying to invoke it. You know, I just thought,
well, that sounds really cool,like you'd get to float out of your
body. I don't know what thatwas. And and I remember that like
I tried it and and and prettymuch like immediately like had this separation.
And I remember like one of thethings that really got me about it,
which it hadn't mentioned in this littlebook that i'd read, and it was

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more like a pamphlet, to behonest, it wasn't really a book,
was. I remember feeling this sensationof floating up and and being on the
bed at the same time. Butwhat I wasn't counting on was I suddenly
had a third perspective, like fromthe side of the room, so I
could see myself on the bed abovethe bed, and all of a sudden,
I was watching all this from theside of the room, which at
like fourteen or whatever, I wasjust completely through me, you know,

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just I wasn't prepared for that,and I just like snapped myself out of
it and never tried it again,you know. And then again as I
got older, I thought, whatdid it happen or didn't it? So,
yeah, you know, just aroundmy mom passing it just really kind
of opened all these questions back upagain. Like, you know, I
dismissed this guy on the call,and and if if i'd have, if

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i'd have been looking at it ourhow I look at things now since exploring
all this, I would have gonestraight down there, you know, I
would have been like, Okay,that's that's a clear sign that something's up
here, and I would have gonestraight to her. But I didn't,
you know, so it really,yeah, just just made me sort of
open the floodgates to exploring spiritual practicesand then really concentrating on mediumship. Right,

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And that's and that's what you weredoing. And now in your book
you talk about your experiences, youtalk about your life, and then you
also have some little inserts in thereabout like meditation, you have different kind
of like training, you know,for beginners or things like that. Correct.
Yeah, So as as I startedwriting it, I mean it was
a few months and and I'm sortof given the whole book away here,

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but but well there's a lot more. There's a lot in that. So
so a couple of months after mymom had passed, I wandered past this
this spiritual church, spiritualist charge andI never I didn't know these these were
a thing. There are many ofthem around around the UK and especially in

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London. And I saw that,like on a Sunday evening, they had
a demonstration of mediumship. And Iwas like, Okay, well, let's
go check this out, you know, since I was kind of heading in
that direction and reading up on thingslike that. And I showed up on
this Sunday. I didn't know anybodythere, nobody, you know that no
one knew I was coming or anythinglike that. And there's a lady there

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and she was she was kind ofand I went in kind of skeptical,
even though I was hoping that,you know, I wanted to hear from
my mum, right, and andshe was kind of working a way around
the congregation. There was maybe fifteentwenty people there, and she was getting
an affirmation after affirmation, and asshe went on, I was thinking,
well, this this seems like legit, right, you know. She was
ten people places, describing houses,describing people, and and pretty much ninety

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percent of the people were saying yeah, yeah, yeah, I got it.
And then she got to me andshe started talking about me being a
medium. Straight away. She wastalking about me being this voice for spirit.
And it was around that time thatI was thinking about starting to write
this book and looking into relationship andand and all through missing my mum at

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the end of the day. Yeah, and I was like, well,
I haven't told anyone this, youknow this, And she just went straight
to it. And and then shestarted talking about a friend of mine that
had passed. It took me awhile to sort of realize who she was
talking about, and then it allfell into place. And then and then
she got to my mum. Andthe deciding factor for me was her accent

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changed. So this lady had likea very strong London accent, and then
all of a sudden it just switchedto this sort of Northern English accent.
It was my mum's accent. Andjust you know, lumping my foot heart
was racing. I was like,and I mean, and that really changed
everything I have to say. Andyeah, it very much sent me down
this path of learning about mediumship.That's that's awesome that you talked about that

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came the lady, you said,the woman her accents changed. I've been
Yeah, I actually had been toan event and I watched a gentleman who
was a medium, and he wouldchange his accents too, but he also
did animals, like if he wasconnecting with somebody's pet. Was it was
the more unique thing I've ever seen. I've never seen anyone else do that.

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Yeah, I mean I have neverdone anything like that. Have you
Have you tried anything like that?Have you come across or you come out
with a different accent or anything likethat. I mean it's kind of early
days. I say early days.I mean I've probably been doing this maybe
what will be on now, likeget into the two years two year market
something like that. So since thebooks released, I haven't really been actively

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into it as much as I practicingas much as I should be. But
it's just been around, you know, promoting the book and what have you.
But yeah, until then, itwas, Yeah, I would get
to the point of seeing somebody beingable to describe somebody getting a message and
then and then I'm pretty much done. But so far, I mean it
sounds a bit grand new us,but so far, one hundred percent success

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rate. But when I say ahundred percent success rate is I'm still you
know, a few people. It'snot like I done hundred readings or anything.
Yeah, there's plenty of room forerror still, but but yeah,
you know, and and it's justbeen amazing. I'm like, Okay,
well, I know I don't knowthose things, you know, and to
have somebody sit there and confirm it, like, yeah, that that sounds
like my dad, or that soundslike my grandma, and you know,

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some off the wall things that I'vebeen telling them, you know that I've
been like, Okay, I don'tknow if this makes sense, but you
know, orangutangs, and they're like, yeah, Orangutang's gotcha. Okay.
Yeah, Now, when you're outand about, do you ever pick up
on anything just randomly or do youget overwhelmed with energies or anything like that?
Yeah, I definitely do. Ithink we've we've spoke about this,

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don't we are Earlier Like, yeah, I've just moved to a new place
and it's kind of straight across theroad from a train station, and I
felt like I would always take ashort cut through there. There's like an
anyway and he can get straight intothe town. And within a few weeks,
every time I'd I'd leave the housein a good mood and then and
then a ten minutes later, I'mjust like stressed out to hell. I'm

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like, what's going on? Youknow? And I think you pointed out,
you know, you said, well, yeah, you're just so many
people. You're just walking through theStrength train station and people are rushing here
and they're going to work and yeah, and I've pretty much been avoiding it
at all costs now, So yeah, I hear you on that. I
have such a hard time with largegroups. We have a thing called Iowa

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State Fair here and it's this hugefair, you know, and there was
like what over one hundred thousand peoplethere the day I went, and so
I was just I was literally overwhelmedbecause there's you know, there's so many
different energies and moods and things likethat. It does take a toll on
you, and it doesn't drain youif you think about it, if you

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really, yeah, definitely think aboutit. Yeah. No, it's kind
of that I've sort of come tothis since moving to London. I've only
I've been here about five or sixyears now, and yeah, I've really
you know, sort of found thispractice of like you say, meditation and
sort of you know, sort ofgoing within and trying to find that quiet
space and ironically, I've just movedto like one of the busiest cities in
the world to do it. Butyeah, all right, but it kind

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of works, I suppose. Iprobably you probably need it in the place
like this. Oh yeah, absolutelyabsolutely. That's one thing though, I
think we talked about this too,is that I have a hard time I've
been trying to do meditations. Mmm. But like I said, I am
a very high strung, energetic personand it's hard to get my brain to

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you know, slow it down andshut off enough for me to just like
a quiet space. Do you haveany Yeah, definitely, I mean I've
got in all honesty, I've Imean, you know, talking about being
a meditation teacher like which I've learnedabout, you know. I mean I
learned about it some years ago whenI'm trying to be a personal trainer,

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but that was kind of more ofa sort of practical physical kind of directive.
But yeah, I would say that, you know, absolutely learning about
mediumship that the meditation is the isthe key to open the door, right,
And yeah, I mean I strugglewith it still, you know,
just to just set aside that andit's not for me. I think it's

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just sort of procrastination, a littlebit of laziness. I'll just think,
well, I've got to do this, and I've got to do that,
and with these little things pop upand then you realize you haven't meditated like
you plan to. But I'm trustingthat that that's just personally at the moment
for me, I'm trusting that thisis just part of my journey. Maybe
right now it's supposed to take alittle break and concentrate on practical things,

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and I trust that I'm coming backto it soon. But yeah, it's
it's you know, I think meditationitself, I don't struggle with it,
like with it. I did atalk recently at a festival here and it
was one of the first times Ihad an actual group of people show up,
like maybe fifty so many people orsomething, which and I was like,

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okay, well yeah it was itwas great. Yeah, then we
do this meditation and I kind ofmade the point of it about, you
know, embracing the distractions. Right. So we were at this festival.
There was a lot of noise aroundus, and people go and buy and
music and stuff like that, andI sort of kind of, you know,
I think you can use that tosort of place yourself in the moment.

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You know, you don't have toworry about Okay, well I can't
meditate because there's a dog barking,or there's there's traffic outside or something like
that. You can kind of likeuse it to just be here now.
And I think that's also a reallyimportant part of it, is just being
in this moment where we are andand just being you know, completely aware
of yourself and then always just bringit back to the breath. You know,
when your mind starts wondering and itwill then just bring it back to

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the breath. And Yeah, I'venoticed huge benefits in my own life for
meditating. I don't need to domore of it. Yeah, I think
I need a little bit of thatin my life too. I need to
learn how to slow it out alittle bit. But it's hard when you
get you know, crazy busy lifeand I know you juggle things and you're
also an accurant. I don't knowhow I missed you in Flash. I

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mean I remember that scene. Ivery easily missed me and Flash. Yeah,
I almost missed me in Flash.Yeah. It's when I say actor,
I'm using the word very loosely.Yeah, but yeah, a few.
I'm not it's not really something I'mpursuing now since writing the book.
Like Attention, it's one hundred percentthere, and there's definitely a lot of
egos on film sets, and that'skind of not, yes, not the

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direction I really want to go anymore. And it was a funny thing because
because I've lived abroad for twenty years, came back to the UK in my
forties and I thought, well,let's start over. What would I really
want to do if I had coulddo anything, you know, And and
I thought, as a kid,I was just obsessed with movies and acting
seemed like the logical way to getinto it because I don't have any experience
as a director or any schooling oranything. And very quickly start again,

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like a few small parts and likea few lines. But it was literally
I'll be the you know, thethe guy that walks in and tells the
king that we need more men andthen walk out and then that's it.
That's my And then it gets cutso it doesn't you'll see the back of
my head leaving or something. Sothat's just but you know, you get
paid for it. But yeah,it's kind of. That's kind of been
the journey. A few lines hereand there, some great experiences. But

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I've got to admit, when Isaw myself on TV or the cinema or
something, I was like, oh, okay, great, now you know
it wasn't It wasn't the big revelationI thought it was going to be,
and it was like, oh,okay, there's there's me, so so
yeah, so so I didn't reallyI don't know. I'm I shouldn't say

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it too much because I've got anagent and I will accept the work,
but it's not really the main focus. Yeah okay, yeah, no,
yeah, I wouldn't yet. Isaw that you would posted that, so
I'm like, okay, I'm like, I remember that scene. But it
was like, yeah, I was. I think that's exciting. I mean,
I yeah, I mean that wascool. That was cool. I

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mean I was really happy about that. Because I shouldn't give away any spoilers,
but one of my you know,childhood heroes were a couple of them
were in that movie. So Iwas like, even though I'm in it
for a second, like that's cool, man. I was. I was
in that. You know. Inever thought that would happen absolutely. Now.
You said you're focusing on your book, and I know we have talked

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about this. Do you do youhave another book? I can't remember.
Yeah. Yeah, Like after writingthe first one, you know, I
wasn't like in any hurry with it. I wasn't sure what I was even
going to do with it. Isent it to a few publishers and just
to get a response. But Ifelt like I'd learned so much that,
you know that when by the timeI finished it, I was kind of

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like, Okay, I've got waymore to talk about, you know,
So it went a lot deeper,called the second book, Glowing Deeper.
It's out in January, and itjust kind of really dives in a lot,
a lot heavier than sort of thesurface level. I would say,
Letting Glow is kind of like asoft introduction to spirituality, if you know,
going through some sort of spiritual awakeningand also grief. You know,

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it kind of deals with those things. And then book two really goes into
you know, some out there metaphysicaltopics, like you know, time being
non linear and all that kind offun stuff that sounds pretty cool. Now.
I know you talked about, youknow when you're like a teenager.
You did the astral projection and thingslike that. Do you think you'll ever

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try it again? I would likeI sort of, yeah, I would
like to try it again. It'snot been something that i've really that specifically,
hasn't been something that I've really triedthe last couple of years. I've
been more sort of concerned about connectingwith guides and learning who they are.
And yeah, I guess initially,like I say that, the main thing
was that I was like, Okay, I still want to speak to my

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mom. Yeah. So yeah,astral projection. Yeah, I'd like to
look more into it as It's definitelyanother area I'd like to explore. Yeah,
maybe I should sort of start concentratingon that on that next Yeah,
there you go. No, Ihave never I've never tried it. I
do have. The only thing Ihave is I do recently dream a lot

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about it, like decease people,not people, I mean these people will
have been gone. Like my grandmother. She's been gone for years and never
dreamt about her. She died whenI was in middle school a couple of
years ago. She came to mein a dream and I still remember it.
Yeah, and I've also had peoplethat I don't know that no are

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deceased that come to me. Haveyou ever had any of that? I
don't think so, But there issomething, you know. I was waking
up and just going back to mymom again. I haven't dreamt about her
for a while, but I rememberwaking up the other morning and it was
almost like her voice was on aradio and she was talking, but I
couldn't understand why she was talking aboutand it was so clearly her voice,

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you know, like dreams can beso you know, more powerful than a
sort of waken imagination, I thinkwhen you're sort of recalling, especially people
that were passed it. And itwas her, and I sort of took
from that. I was like,all right, that kind of makes sense.
Like I was saying, I haven'tbeen concentrating on meditating. I haven't
really like like lately, I've kindof got swept up and talking about the

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book to people, and that almostfelt like, okay, that I let's
just say that was her, andyou know, that's kind of a good
sort of point of like I'm notquite connecting at the moment. You know,
she's around, but yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, dreams I
was just I just think, youknow, just trust it, and that
seems to be the key as well. You know, I've actually been starting

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to keep a log about the differentdreams because one of them, and I
don't know why. I mean,I've known this. I knew this kid
that looked out by me and wentto score with them, and he died
during COVID I don't know from what. But then within the last couple of

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years, I had a dream rightbefore I was going on an investigation and
he showed up there with another acquaintance, a girl I knew from school.
I wasn't really you know, closeto or anything, but they were both
there and I'm like, what areyou doing here? And he's like,
I don't know, you tell me. And she never said anything, she
just stood there. And then earlierthis year, I had another dream that

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he called and he said he neededmy help, but I, you know,
I don't know what for, that'sall he said. Yeah, I
have no idea. I've been writingthe stuff down to see if anything,
you know, connects at some point, but yeah, have you sort of

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like actively sort of like trying tocontact him, like just I haven't.
I'm afraid because I channel, andyeah, I'm not like, I it's
not something that I mean to do. Like if I'm on an investigation,
sometimes I may get so focused intosomething that I start picking up things that
may not actually be in that location. They could be anywhere, and then

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I go into this kind of weirdtrance like state. I have to have
a more experienced medium than I know. Yeah, get me out of it.
So yeah, I'm still trying tolearn how to keep that all in
check. Yeah before I try toactually contact you know, someone, Yeah,

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I mean yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely I actually talking of trance.
I think that's that's that's actually thesort of path I would like to
explore more. I feel that thesecond book that I wrote was definitely I
mean, it turns into a conversationat some point, and I was like,
okay, well, I mean thejust chatting away to myself here or

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this is an active conversation, youknow, And I feel that, like
when I read read back on itafterwards, I was like, yeah,
okay, I didn't I didn't writethat. That's way smarter than me,
you know, with that stuff.Right, So yeah, that that seems
to be like the direction hopefully going. Yeah, I'd like to actively sort
of try and sit in trance.That would be interesting. It's it's interesting,

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I you know, and I neverknew that I was actually going into
this. I would usually wake upin the grass being grounded, you know,
and things or they would be sagingme or what have you. And
so I asked them, I said, next time I do this, can
somebody please record me? Yeah?Absolutely, see what it's like. And

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I'm a completely different person. Likemy eyes amazing. She says that sometimes
my eyes will turn black, myvoice will change. And it took three
or four people, I guess onetime to actually get me out outside.
But how long they last four itvaries. Sometimes it's like ten fifteen minutes.
At this last time, it tookhim almost an hour. Like I

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was literally standing out in the middleof the scratch, I guess with this
like blank slate across my face,like not even coexisting in their realm or
something. Yeah. And but itwas very interesting to see it on film
because my eyes were like kind ofrolled back. Yeah. And then you

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could hear my recorder next to me, and the girl who was filming you
couldn't hear it on her on herphone, but you could hear it in
my recorder, these three loud breaths. And as soon as those three loud
breaths came on there, I kindof started coming to and I was like,
sobbing what the three breaths were.We're not really sure if it was
something that was leaving that area ofme or something that was trying to attach.

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I don't know it was. It'svery strange, but so yeah,
if you could go into it justbeing here, I mean, I'm not
the same for everybody, but thatsounds fascinating. Yeah, I've only I've
only I shouldn't. This is allI shouldn't sort of make comment on this
when I'm going to so I've onlyever experienced it once with a guy when

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I was sitting in a circle.So my regular circle is on hiatus,
so I've just been sort of goingto random ones. I open circles,
and I remember, you know,you never know what you get, right,
There's there's some random people there andone guy, English guy, like
an older gentleman. He just suddenlyswitched to this I would say South Eastern

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Asian accent, I'm not sure,and he kind of sort of took on
the demeanor of like a little oldman and and and it was like I
was like, well, this isinteresting. It was. It was,
I hate to say it was almostfunny. Like I was like, what's
going on? And he was kindof giving me all this advice. But
I mean, you know, whynot. You know, I'm not in

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any position to say that he wasn'tchanneling an old Chinese man. But yeah,
he went full full method, youknow, but to the to the
point of the teacher. Actually theysaid it had to be like okay,
yeah, it's not now like wew need to do something else. Yeah,
but it was interesting interesting, Ohyeah, for sure, for sure.

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Yeah. I can't wait to getto read your next book. I've
read your other one a couple oftimes, so oh thank you. Yeah,
absolutely, I found it very intriguing. I'll have to try some of
your techniques for the meditation in there. Now. Your books are available on
Amazon and John Hut's publishing has changedcorrect, Yeah, they've changed them.

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He hasn't sent it to me.Is it Collective Collective inc? Yeah?
Yeah, yeah. I just hadanother goal on last night who's on the
same publishing, So okay, yeah, that's why I'm like, he hasn't
sent me that information yet, soyeah, I still forget that. I've
got to call it collective ink nowas well. Yeah, but yeah,

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they're actually just to plug them alittle bit. They're currently having a fifty
percent sale on all ebooks, soyeah, yeah, but yeah. Otherwise,
Letting Glow, Yeah, it's availableall the usual places, Buds and
Noble and I can't think of anymore of your bookstores, but yeah,
across the world. And then you'reon if anybody has any questions or wants

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to get a hold of you aboutanything. I mean, you have your
Letting Glow on Instagram, you haveyours, yep, yep, yeah,
I've got I've got a website,phil webster dot com phil Phil with two
ls, and yeah, I've hada few people. There's a contact form
on there. I've had a fewpeople getting in touch, a few people
asking for readings, which I'm notI'm not sure. Yeah, yeah,

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but yeah. Some people have justbeen telling me about their experiences, which
I found really interesting. And onething I'll talking about in the book is
kind of an awakening, sort ofbeing misdiagnosed as like a psychotic break.
And I've been quite overwhelmed at howmany people have reached out about that,
that they've been through something similar.They thought they were going nuts and it

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turned out they were just kind of, you know, waking up, like
but yeah, I'd love to hearfrom people. Yeah. Yeah. The
website and then Instagram is pretty muchmy most active place. Very perfect.
Well, thank you for being onthe show, and everyone please go out
and purchase his book, Letting Glow. I'll have all that information posted on

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our social media. And thanks again, Phil for being on. It was
a pleasure time. Thanks you too, Thank you for having me. Oh
yeah, absolutely