Dr. Brian Walker

This took my knowledge from a theory into practice, and I had to actually start living the reality that this reality we see is not actually real at all.

And that's very, very true.

I've had a number of experiences which I can now put into context.

For example, my little brother died in 2018.

I was flying to Scotland to see him.

And I had a chat with him actually on the plane.

It's only when I landed in London to have my sister call and say, he's actually, he's passed away.

I said, well, I should have known that.

Or indeed, my father.

I was 17.

I was hitchhiking in Europe when the world suddenly caved in and black clouds and rain.

It wasn't raining, but I was just crying.

I was going to holiday, for goodness sakes, at the exact moment my father died.

So I had plenty more experiences, too.

So you kind of shelve those because you think, OK, fine.

But you put into context and realize that we actually are in tune, that the intuition, this understanding that we can actually sense things differently.

There's no explanation for it.

But if you then begin to understand what we're doing, this theory that we're all one, that we're all this energetic movement.

Even yesterday, I was speaking with friends about this.

If you look at the underlying energetic nature of every single atom in our universe, it's actually an electromagnetic wave.