Jeffrey Mishlove

Yes, they do.

You were further attacked by mainstream when you won that prize.

A little bit.

I guess it didn't matter at that point.

I mean, because I followed it.

Yeah.

That's really what it was.

Are those available to the public to read?

Oh, that's going to be really good.

How comfortable were you with the life after death going into that?

Were you convinced it's a real phenomenon?

You think Uncle Harry would have been proud of you for winning that prize?

He certainly did.

But when those messages come, it's important to listen, I think.

Let's take a quick break, and when we come back, talk about synchronicity and what's on the other side.

Okay.

All right, we'll be right back.

Well, let's light the mood and talk about death.

You spend a lot of time documenting and talking about other people's paranormal experiences, and then you had one of your own that fascinates me, and I think it's the archetypal synchronistic resonance, which sounds like a mouthful, but those words are meaningful.

What is that, and what happened?