Coast to Coast - 2024-10-18 - Stewart Swerdlow, Kelly Sullivan Walden - Global Forces / Dreams

Global Forces / Dreams & Open Lines

Hosted by
Rich Berra

Guests:
Stewart Swerdlow, Kelly Sullivan Walden, Open Lines

Friday - October 18, 2024

In the first half, gifted intuitive Stewart Swerdlow joined host Rich Berra (email) to discuss the geological and cosmic forces that are guiding the world. "The heating on the earth is not coming from global warming, it's coming from magma heating up under the earth," Swerdlow claimed. He explained that extensive gamma and X-ray bombardment from supernovas are affecting the Sun's electromagnetic energy, which in turn is causing increased volcanic activity and natural disasters. According to Swerdlow, the recent hurricanes in Florida and North Carolina are not merely natural occurrences, but have been engineered using electromagnetic devices to target specific populations. "There are those who have… manipulated them into stronger storms," he stated. Swerdlow also touched on the emerging threats from muons — particles that can penetrate human DNA. He expressed concern over increased muon bombardment and its potential effects on public health and the environment.

Swerdlow went on to discuss his unique role as an unofficial back channel between the US and Russian governments, stemming from his family history with the USSR. "My great uncle Yakov Sverdlov was the first technical president of the Soviet Union," he told listeners. Swerdlow emphasized the urgency of deescalating nuclear threats, stating, "If any NATO or American missiles strike within Russian territory, they would consider that an act of war." Addressing the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, Swerdlow predicted that it could conclude by Christmas of this year. He explained, "People in the West do not understand history... Ukraine has always been considered the borderlands of Russia." He also discussed the concept of superstates emerging by 2025, where the US would control the Americas, Russia would oversee Europe and parts of Africa, and China would dominate East Asia. He predicted that "it doesn't matter who wins the election... there's going to be a reshuffling of aspects around the world."

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In the second half, author, clinical hypnotherapist, and founder of Dream-Life Coach Training, Kelly Sullivan Walden shared how to interpret magical dreams and unexplainable moments. "All dreams count. They're all on the spectrum," she emphasized, highlighting the importance of both daydreams and nighttime visions. Walden recounted her early experiences with tandem dreaming alongside her sister, which she described as "a very psychic bond." As a certified clinical hypnotherapist, Walden has observed that discussing dreams in therapy often accelerates healing, as "the conscious mind... lies, but dreams don't." She also noted that "there's no such thing as a bad dream," asserting that nightmares serve a purpose by helping us confront and correct imbalances in our lives. Walden also discussed the creative potential of dreams, mentioning that many famous inventions and songs — including Paul McCartney's "Yesterday" — originated in dreams. "Every single dream is trying to give us some kind of insight," she stated.

The phones then opened up for Open Lines, where listeners called in to discuss topics of interest. Tammy from South Carolina described a vivid dream she had at 16 where she foresaw Michael Jackson's death, describing a surreal scene in his home that ended up matching how the pop star died.

Mark from Antioch, California shared his passion for playing drums and expressed curiosity about his dreams of performing in impressive venues, pondering if they relate to a past or future life.

Kristen from Virginia spoke about a recurring dream where she feels trapped in a school setting, unable to graduate. She interpreted this dream as a metaphor for life lessons and personal growth, suggesting that the dream indicates she still has important experiences to learn from.