Dr. Joyce Hawkes, a highly credentialed biophysicist, said a near-death experience dramatically changed the course of her life, setting her on a path that would eventually make her a well-known healer. During her brush with death, Hawkes reported encountering deceased relatives and what she described as a "being of pure light." She believed the experience had essentially rewired her, awakening a healing ability that she spent the next 18 years developing through full-time practice.
Seeking a deeper understanding of healing traditions, Hawkes traveled to the Philippines, Bali, and India to study indigenous techniques. She said her work involves sensing disruptions in the body's energy field, "reading" the body, and perceiving imbalances at the cellular level. Rather than attacking disease, her approach focuses on supplying what she calls corrective information to cells, encouraging them to return to healthy function. Hawkes recounted numerous cases in which she claimed her methods produced remarkable recoveries in both people and animals.
In the first hour, Dr. Colm Kelleher, from the National Institute of Discovery Science (NIDS) recounted three bizarre and disturbing animal mutilation accounts from the NIDS files. He also noted an increase in UFO reports over the last few years, some seemingly connected with the mutilations.