Maybe it’s Spiritual

Maybe it’s Spiritual

By Raphael GonzalezSociety & Culture
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Maybe it’s Spiritual episodes

  • The Darkest Corners Of The Mind

    *TRIGGER WARNING* Some of the topics discussed may be triggering: suicide, self harm and mental illness. 

    My wife, Lillian Gonzalez, dives deep into her struggle with mental illness and where the lines of mental illness and the paranormal intersect.  As a first year college student Lillian developed bipolar disorder, and began to experience symptoms that were characteristic of both mental illness and the supernatural. As her mental health deteriorated, things such as hearing voices, seeing demonic visions, and even an encounter with the devil became the new normal. After looking at her situation from a purely medical perspective, she started to examine the spiritual side of things as well. Through community, prayer, and spiritual revelation Lillian felt herself freed from the darkness that had taken over her mind. While she still lives with bipolar disorder today, she believes her spiritual healing has infinitely changed her life for the better. 

    1 hr 39 min
  • Tiger Leaping Gorge
    We start season 2 with Matt Honson’s near death experience of falling off a 30 meter cliff in China and his miraculous journey to recovery. His story is about faith, determination, doubt, and the divine intervention that brought him from death to a full life.
    1 hr 20 min
  • Walter Doesn't Live Here Anymore
    Danielle Rogers takes us on a journey through her family's haunted hotel in West Point, Kentucky. For Danielle, her grandmother and the staff of the Hardy hotel, paranormal occurrences were common. The haunting didn't stop there but would follow her grandmother home, eventually leading her to a home exorcism and later to selling both the hotel and her home. For Danielle the paranormal activity was a comfort to her, a kind of protection from the difficulties of her real life. She believes that with her perspective and personal experiences, she can be of help to people who are struggling. Also, she has some hilarious Kentucky stories at the end.
    40 min
  • "RUN"
    For most of her life Sage Plapp has been an experiencer of the supernatural. As a kid her and her brother would experience the crippling fear of dark shadow figures and objects moving. She would later explain these figures as a demonic presence. In high school her and her friends encountered mysterious color changing lights in the sky. As a young adult she would seek out the paranormal and with no effort to find it in graveyards and active locations. Her journey has been one of self discovery, confidence and over coming the fear that gripped her. Her final words to us is to talk about the things you're experiencing with good friends and to be open about it, otherwise it can lead you to a place of darkness and isolation.
    56 min
  • Somniis Vivis
    "It was only a dream." For Tristin Barker, that idea isn't always true. This week Tristin shares a few of his extremely vivid dreams as well as his paranormal encounters that correlate to the dreams. We take a deep dive into the world of dreams and how sometimes the paranormal plays a part in their meaning, causing them to spill over into reality. As an analytical guy, Tristin's advice to us is to research and explore the concepts in our dreams and do the work to find out what they are saying to us. Sometimes the things you hear in dreams are keys to the waking world.
    1 hr 20 min
  • Don't Open The Wrong Doors
    Jeremy Fox, a construction worker, father, and brother to a previous guest (Call Your Mom) shares his childhood memories of growing up in a home full of the supernatural. From early childhood Jeremy's experiences ranged from seeing red eyes in the soffit, astral projecting, shadows of a man hanging from a tree and much more. Over the course of his life Jeremy would rely on his faith and his mother's guidance as a spiritual counselor to help him deal with and overcome the dark spiritual forces that seemed to attach themselves to his family. Jeremy's advice to us is to be careful of the choices you make and the doors you open, because the things that come through can follow you...also call your mom, it does work.
    1 hr 42 min
  • The Interpreter: Book Of Enoch
    Phd Thorsten Moritz is German-born scholar who has been a professor/dean/PhD advisor in many universities and graduate schools abroad and in the Us. 
    Thorsten joins us for a unique episode. This week we discuss the Book of Enoch, an interesting book left out of the Bible that details accounts of Angels, Demons, giants and their impact on humanity. Thorsten gives us the interpreters perspective on this controversial literary work that some feel is the key to understanding the spirit realm and the Nephilim, the half breed angel/human giants. He also shares his own supernal experience of an unexplained medical condition, miraculously healed. 
    You can find more of Thorsten Moritz at www.warehousetheology.com
    1 hr 14 min
  • Whispers In The Hall
    Becky, a nurse of 15 years, talks to us about her ghostly encounters in the late hours of the night at a local hospital. Throughout her life Becky has been in tune with the supernatural, beginning with her mother who exhibited signs of ESP. Becky went on to experience various supernatural events, from having premonitions and dreams of friends in need to objects rearranging themselves in her home. Becky has seen and heard things that would scare most, but through it all she views her experiences in a positive light and has not let the fear of the unknown shape who she is. Her advice is to be open to the supernatural, and to not be afraid of the experience.
    56 min
  • Spookey Ookie
    Vicky and Janelle from The Bad Taste CrimeCast join MIS for a paranormal crossover. As the skeptic Vicky shares her own supernatural encounters with some logical explanations. Janelle on the other hand, dives deep into her full on paranormal life of shadow men, Ouija boards, sleep paralysis and much more. We share some laughs and tells some spooky stories and explain why we are all podcasting in the first place. We cover it all!  
    Check out The Bad Taste CrimeCast on your favorite podcast platform ,YouTube or visit their website badtastecrimecast.com.
    1 hr 32 min
  • The Floor Above Us

    Rachel Anne Rainwater, a former Rockford native turned California transplant, takes us on her life long journey with the unexplained and paranormal. As a teen she would hear mysterious foot steps and rope swinging in the barn she painted in. Later on she would see dark shadow figures running through her house. As a musician on the road, Rachel and her family unknowingly stayed in the famous haunted Berkley Oceanfront Hotel in Ashbury Park, NJ, where she would encounter rattling door knobs, drawers that opened on their own, and a ghostly party on the floor above them. In Rachel's adult life she underwent spinal fusion surgery, after which she developed sleep paralysis where she would wake up trapped in her own body. Finally Rachel was in a life altering car crash in which she believes she died and woke up on the other side in a place between here and heaven and was given a second chance. As an NDE survivor, her view on life is to be alive every moment you're given, be grateful for your life, and love the people around you. 



    1 hr 16 min

About Maybe it’s Spiritual

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This podcast is about people: their stories, their experiences and the things they can’t explain. We listen to and explore the paranormal occurrences that happen to people more often then we talk about. This is a place where you can tell your story without the fear of being told you’re crazy.

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