Suzy Miller

I was a pediatric speech-language pathologist. Graduated with my master's degree in 1986 when there was absolutely no information about autism because it was 1 in 10,000. And in 1999, I had an encounter with a 4-year-old boy diagnosed with autism. Really one of the first, maybe first or second kids I'd ever seen with autism.

I was a pediatric speech-language pathologist. Graduated with my master's degree in 1986 when there was absolutely no information about autism because it was 1 in 10,000. And in 1999, I had an encounter with a 4-year-old boy diagnosed with autism. Really one of the first, maybe first or second kids I'd ever seen with autism.

And when I met him, he walked right up to me, looked me in the eyes and said, master. And when he said master, I was like going, who's the master here? You know, like what's going on? And I took him into the back of the daycare center to work with him. But, you know, be his speech pathologist. But when I got back there... He was walking around and he was saying, it's the millennium, it's 1999.

And when I met him, he walked right up to me, looked me in the eyes and said, master. And when he said master, I was like going, who's the master here? You know, like what's going on? And I took him into the back of the daycare center to work with him. But, you know, be his speech pathologist. But when I got back there... He was walking around and he was saying, it's the millennium, it's 1999.

He was just mimicking this. But as he was doing that, I saw his, what I now know was his light body floating above his physical body. And they were completely detached except for a little tail that was hanging off of his foot and dipped down into his light body foot and dipped down into his heart. And I kept trying to get it to go away and it wouldn't go away, Kai.

He was just mimicking this. But as he was doing that, I saw his, what I now know was his light body floating above his physical body. And they were completely detached except for a little tail that was hanging off of his foot and dipped down into his light body foot and dipped down into his heart. And I kept trying to get it to go away and it wouldn't go away, Kai.

So I was asking myself like just in my head. I didn't say it out loud. I was just like, oh my God, what am I seeing? Like what's going on? And I hear this little boy, this little boy's voice in my head. And he said, that's my light body. You're here to put my light body back into my physical body. And he took me through a year-long process. And at the end of that year, he was...

So I was asking myself like just in my head. I didn't say it out loud. I was just like, oh my God, what am I seeing? Like what's going on? And I hear this little boy, this little boy's voice in my head. And he said, that's my light body. You're here to put my light body back into my physical body. And he took me through a year-long process. And at the end of that year, he was...

Well, number one, every single client that I see, no matter where they're coming from in the world, has seen the telepathy tapes. It's very rare that one of my clients has not picked it up one way or the other. And if they haven't, I'm introducing them to it.

Well, number one, every single client that I see, no matter where they're coming from in the world, has seen the telepathy tapes. It's very rare that one of my clients has not picked it up one way or the other. And if they haven't, I'm introducing them to it.

But, you know, a lot of times they're asking the similar questions to what they've been asking all along, if I'm honest, which is, how do I support my child in being more present? How can we help them get in their bodies? How can we help them feel more comfortable and be regulated?

But, you know, a lot of times they're asking the similar questions to what they've been asking all along, if I'm honest, which is, how do I support my child in being more present? How can we help them get in their bodies? How can we help them feel more comfortable and be regulated?

I think that the first thing we really need to remember is that these kids are more tuned into the subtle world than they are into the physical world. I mean, clearly, if you look at a child diagnosed with autism, they don't look like they're here. Sometimes they're talking to things that we can't see or interacting in ways that we don't really understand.

I think that the first thing we really need to remember is that these kids are more tuned into the subtle world than they are into the physical world. I mean, clearly, if you look at a child diagnosed with autism, they don't look like they're here. Sometimes they're talking to things that we can't see or interacting in ways that we don't really understand.

And so I think first and foremost, we need to understand that they are more tuned into subtle worlds. And if they're more tuned into subtle worlds, like what does that look like for us? So one of the things that the kids said a long time ago is the very first field of energy that we can interface with is the emotional body field. So on the one hand, that's great, right?

And so I think first and foremost, we need to understand that they are more tuned into subtle worlds. And if they're more tuned into subtle worlds, like what does that look like for us? So one of the things that the kids said a long time ago is the very first field of energy that we can interface with is the emotional body field. So on the one hand, that's great, right?

The emotional body field, we can make a connection heart to heart. We can connect that way. But on the other hand, most human beings, emotional bodies are a little bit dysregulated to say the least. And especially if you take a parent who's just been given a diagnosis or maybe they have a child that's long-term, you know, already has had this diagnosis, they're under a lot of stress.

The emotional body field, we can make a connection heart to heart. We can connect that way. But on the other hand, most human beings, emotional bodies are a little bit dysregulated to say the least. And especially if you take a parent who's just been given a diagnosis or maybe they have a child that's long-term, you know, already has had this diagnosis, they're under a lot of stress.

I mean, a lot of stress. So... We don't usually think about our emotional bodies, but what I've seen work over and over, it's almost miraculous the way it works, is when parents really start finding ways to support and regulate their nervous systems.

I mean, a lot of stress. So... We don't usually think about our emotional bodies, but what I've seen work over and over, it's almost miraculous the way it works, is when parents really start finding ways to support and regulate their nervous systems.