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Roads to Eternity describes the many contacts Sarah Estep has had with the unseen; some claiming to be spirits of the dead, perhaps even from the Akashic Records. Using Electronic Voice Phenomenon (EVP), Estep and researchers around the world record supernatural voices on magnetic tape. Here are step-by-step instructions for contacting the spirit dimension using tape recorders, computers, televisons, and more. Includes free CD of spirit voices.
About the Author
EVP pioneer Sarah Wilson Estep began traveling her own roads to eternity in 1976 when she sat down at a tape recorder for the first time and asked, "Is anyone here?" A skeptic about life after death throughout her first 40 years, her many experiences with the EVP phenomena through three decades of research have permanently changed her outlook.
Roads to Eternity describes the many contacts Sarah Estep has had with the unseen; some claiming to be spirits of the dead, perhaps even from the Akashic Records. Using Electronic Voice Phenomenon (EVP), Estep and researchers around the world record supernatural voices on magnetic tape. Here are step-by-step instructions for contacting the spirit dimension using tape recorders, computers, televisons, and more. Includes free CD of spirit voices.
About the Author
EVP pioneer Sarah Wilson Estep began traveling her own roads to eternity in 1976 when she sat down at a tape recorder for the first time and asked, "Is anyone here?" A skeptic about life after death throughout her first 40 years, her many experiences with the EVP phenomena through three decades of research have permanently changed her outlook.
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