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Does evil exist? If so, what is it? 

In this episode, host, Dr Douglas James Cottrell, is joined by co-host, Les Hubert to discuss the dark side of the spiritual world and how to cope with negativity when it comes into your life. This includes misguided people, the astral plane, possession, curses, and negative influences.

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In this episode, host, Dr Douglas James Cottrell, is joined by co-host, Les Hubert to talk about angels, recounting some real-life stories his clients have related to him about their experiences with angelic beings. In one instance, a man recalled being forced into his physical body. Dr Douglas explains the complex interaction between free will and free choice and our soul's purpose or destiny.

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What is the High Self? What are the different levels of consciousness? What happens when you get in tough with that part of you?

In this episode, host, Dr Douglas James Cottrell, is joined by co-host, Les Hubert to give tips on how to receive guidance from the High Self, and how to reach the highest level of consciousness.

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Separation anxiety is something many of us are experiencing as we have been social distancing to help curb the spread of the pandemic. Why do we feel so poorly when we are not able to socialize with others?

In this episode, host, Dr Douglas James Cottrell, is joined by co-host, Les Hubert to give strategies for coping with what some are calling post covid stress disorder. This includes ways to challenge yourself during lockdown to improve yourself mentally as well as physically. 

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In this episode, host, Dr Douglas James Cottrell, is joined by co-host, Les Hubert to give advice on dealing with the loss of a pet. They talk about the level of consciousness that animals have. Do they reincarnate? Why do we have such a bond with animals? Is it possible to communicate with them on a non-verbal or even spiritual level?

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"Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving." - Albert Einstein.

The times we live in are challenging. Post-COVID stress is a new issue plaguing society. Now, more than ever, it is importance to live a balanced life.

In this episode, host, Dr Douglas James Cottrell, is joined by co-host, Les Hubert to give you the keys to deal with stress, problems, and challenges and develop self-confidence and self-reliance to live a more balanced, peaceful life.

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In this episode, host, Dr Douglas James Cottrell, is joined by co-host, Les Hubert to talk about where the world is headed. These are certainly exciting and unprecedented times. What does Dr. Douglas see for the near future? He shares information he had been given recently in a dream about QAnon and U.S. representative Marjorie Taylor Greene. 

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In these times of chaos, people are trying to find answers to the big questions of why we are here. What is the best way to live your life, when there are so many conflicting opinions? Is it always better to turn the other cheek? Why do we experience hardship when we attempt to do good?

In this episode, host, Dr Douglas James Cottrell, is joined by co-host, Les Hubert discuss what it means to live your life in a more spiritually-minded, balanced way. Dr. Douglas gives some simple rules to live by, to ensure you are in harmony with the rules of the universe. He touches on such topics as free will, karma, responsibility, sin, guilt, self-reliance, and so much more. 

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Eastern spiritual philosophies teach that within everyone is a powerful source of energy. Some call this the kundalini. 

In this episode, host, Dr Douglas James Cottrell, is joined by co-host, Les Hubert to talk about what this energy is, how it can be cultivated and applied to help others and ourselves.

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Recent events such as the January 6, 2021 riots at the U.S. Capitol have shone a spotlight on just how divided we are. Many of those who participated in the insurrection have been shown to have ties to various extremist groups, such as Q-Anon. How did they become so radicalized in their thinking and their politics?

In this episode, host, Dr Douglas James Cottrell, is joined by co-host, Les Hubert to discuss strategies for dealing with friends, family and loved ones who have been radicalized in their thinking. 

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