Induced After-Death Communication
Referenced in 3 episodes
Definition
A therapeutic technique designed to facilitate communication with deceased loved ones, aimed at helping individuals cope with grief and loss.
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Hugging My Father’s Ghost with Zack Rogow
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Poet and playwright Zack Rogow joins his cousin Jeffrey Mishlove to discuss his memoir 'Hugging My Father's Ghost,' in which he writes imagined dialogues with his father, author Lee Rogow, who died in a 1955 plane crash. Rogow calls the process a kind of literary after-death communication and does not claim it was genuine mediumship, but he says his father's wisecracking personality seemed to come through vividly. The conversation also uncovers family secrets, including a partner swap between two couples, a near-identical plane crash fate, and Lee's hidden role as inspiration for the hero of Herman Wouk's 'The Caine Mutiny.'
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In this episode, Matthew McKay explores his journey to communicate with his deceased son, Jordan, through various techniques. He discusses the use of mediums, past-life regressions, and induced after-death communication to reveal profound truths about the afterlife. McKay shares insights on how love persists beyond death and the importance of pain in the human experience.
