In the first half, Dr. Scott Kolbaba, an accomplished internal medicine physician and Marine Corps veteran, discussed his mysterious and miraculous medical experiences. He has also documented many unexpected stories from his colleagues, and shared several anecdotes that reveal their encounters with the paranormal. One profound recollection involved a patient named Rosemary, who had a near-death experience during surgery. After going into cardiac arrest, she described rising to the ceiling of the operating room where she observed everything happening below, including details about the staff and environment. Most strikingly, she reported seeing her deceased grandmother, who told her, "It wasn't her time to go."
This incident prompted Dr. Kolbaba to investigate whether other doctors had similar tales, and he was stunned by the number of colleagues who had witnessed inexplicable events. "When I started asking everyone if they had any unusual stories that they couldn't explain scientifically, I was really shocked that there were many, many physicians that came forward," he stated. He discovered that these doctors were often hesitant to share their experiences due to fears of ridicule and reputational damage. However, As Dr. Kolbaba gathered these stories, he found that these miraculous events often strengthened the doctors' relationships with patients.
The conversation also included a frightening account involving his daughter's choir bus. After the vehicle caught fire, the flames receded at a critical moment, allowing all the students to escape unharmed. "I think it was a miracle, and I think the kids that saw that would call it a miracle too," Dr. Kolbaba reflected. He elaborated on beliefs concerning the afterlife, noting a common thread among dying individuals' experiences: positive phenomena often characterized by love and peace. "I think there's a veil between our world and the afterlife," he insisted.
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In the second half, author, psychic medium, and spiritual teacher Jill M. Jackson shared her insights on manifesting and self-discovery. Jackson differentiated between psychics and mediums, explaining that "a psychic reading is a different frequency than connecting to someone's loved ones who have transitioned." She noted that her natural affinity lies in mediumship, which enables her to connect with those in the spirit world. She recognized this gift early in her childhood when she first saw spirits, further evolving after a profound encounter with her recently deceased grandmother.
On the topic of psychic readings, Jackson revealed that most inquiries center around life purpose and spiritual destiny. "People are wanting to get in contact with their own soul's blueprint," she said. She also stressed the importance of manifesting from a higher state of consciousness. Her own personal struggles with trying to conceive a child led her to explore the deeper spiritual laws influencing manifestation. According to Jackson, her acceptance of this part of her journey facilitated deeper spiritual growth. "When we learn to manifest from the higher self or the quantum, we understand that it's all about resonance and frequency rather than control," she explained.
Jackson believes this understanding allows individuals to transcend limiting beliefs rooted in the ego, which often obstruct personal growth. The conversation also touched on the existence of evil and the role of fear in spiritual practices. Jackson asserts that while she believes in the manifestation of evil as an energy, she does not subscribe to traditional notions of a devil or hell. Jackson urged listeners to maintain elevated spirits, stating, "Choose the lens of love. When we speak our authentic truth and we get into a place of trust and surrender, then everything else flows."
News segment guests: Charles R. Smith, Sandra Champlain
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Emerging Artists
The first Sunday of every month, George Noory presents emerging artists for some of our bumper music selections. Tonight, we heard from Brian Gusner, Eddie Davis, Beating Raoul, Tracy DiValore, Edward Rocco Russo, John Kam, and Superstar & Star. For more info on how to submit your own original music, visit this page.