Maybe it’s Spiritual

From the very beginning Angie Nofsinger has lived with the paranormal. Angie takes us on her well documented journey of the unexplained.

Starting at infancy her supernatural encounters begin with stories of being held at night by a mysterious figure. Through child hood she would wake up to frightening faces that would emerge from the walls at night, illuminated figures appearing by her bed side, a tall dark hat wearing shadow, and vivid recurring nightmares that would creep into reality. Angies teenage years and adult hood have also been packed with the paranormal from voices to nightly foot steps, music that has no source, continuing nightmares and even her son recalling a past life with great detail. Her life is an example of how we can be open to the experiences that happen to us while maintaining boundaries with our normal life. Angie is artist, nurse, mom and wife who stays open and positive regardless of the other worldly experiences she encounters. 

This week, meet the guys behind Maybe it's Spiritual!  I did a round table interview with the fellas that help every week to hear some of their opinions, stories and experiences from the podcast. 

Last week's guest, Eamon James, returns for a part two. This time we go deeper into the world of ritual magic and the impact his beliefs have had on him personally. Eamon believes the power to get anything in life comes from your truest self, and that acts of magic can help focus that will. As we revisit Eamon's expertise on Satanism, spirituality and ritual magic, we discover that the fear of the unknown can become just the drive you need to seek a power greater than your self: a power that may actually be within you already.

Eric Ceniti, a local paramedic with a sense for the supernatural tells us his tales of the paranormal over the course of his life. 

From a haunted hard drive to a mysterious ghost girl, light orbs and disembodied voices in the ER, Erics advice to us was to not discount the experiences you have but to think for yourself and share it with others. 

Andy Eclov recalls a two year period in which he experienced paranormal activity that seemed to follow him from house to house. His experiences include mysterious foot steps in the basement, a grim reaper, portals, screams in the woods, unexplainable noises in his home and more. We discuss how fear relates to our relationship with the paranormal, and how we can believe in the supernatural world without it controlling our lives.