Finding Hope in the AfterlifewithJoshua Louis
February 14, 2024
Here he describes his work with the spirit voice box he developed and how this type of afterlife research fits into his activity as a spirit medium.
What is the New Age movement? What are the New Age beliefs? An academic analysis of the New Age.
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Published on December 21, 2019