Philip Skitch
Talking to the Dead | Paranormal, Consciousness, and Interdimensional Beings
Talking to the Dead is a powerful psychic medium podcast exploring real messages from loved ones along with expanded consciousness, alien disclosure, magic, religion, and channeling. Hosted by an intuitive medium, each episode features spirit communication, evidential mediumship readings, signs from the other side, and profound insights that bridge our world with higher realms. Whether grieving, seeking spiritual awakening, or curious about the afterlife and cosmic truths, this show offers comfort and healing. If you'd like guidance or support, feel free to contact me at talkingtothedead@gmx.d...
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Episode 1: How do I communicate with different spiritual Dimensions. 26.10.2023 31:55
In the very first episode I explain how the various dimensions beyond our physical existence work in terms of communication. It seems to me very important that you understand the mechanics of my mediumship, and how I communicate with the dead, before I go ahead and start the process. Please feel free to contact me or ask me questions, or give me feedback; talkingtothedead@gmx.de
Introduction: Talking to the Dead - why am I doing this? 25.10.2023 11:16
In this podcast I invite you to join me on a journey to other dimensions to give people who have moved on from this earthly dimension to speak to us. Each week I will interview a different person. I have been psychic all my life, however only in the last few years have I had the courage to do something about it. Since I was a baby, I have seen people walking around my cot at night, and all my lif...
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