Talking to the Dead - Embracing the Unseen
Embracing the Unseen is a Journey into Psychic Communication while presenting a deeply personal and expansive exploration into the nature of psychic abilities and spiritual communication. With the podcast Talking to the Dead, Philip experiences his connecting with spirits, guided by Titan, his spirit mentor. The narrative challenges conventional views by portraying psychic phenomena as a natural, mindful process that fosters personal growth and provides insight into life, death, and interconnectedness. Through encounters with historical and contemporary spirits, including a soldier, a medieval nun, and the late musician Neil Peart, the episodes weaves themes of consciousness, reincarnation, and the spiritual dimensions that transcend physical reality. It also discusses the broader influences shaping human experience—such as extraterrestrial interactions, collective emotional states, and the universal languages of love and music. The style closely mimics spoken dialogue, enhancing authenticity and immediacy. Amid themes of grief, healing, and transformation, the author emphasises the powerful ongoing journey of the soul and offers this podcast as both a record and a guide for those seeking to embrace and understand their psychic potential.
Talking to the Dead - Embracing the Unseen
Episode 63: A visit to Haus Fühlingen known as the most Haunted place in Germany.
In the north of Cologne, more precisely in the Chorweiler district, stands an old, dilapidated house that probably sends chills down the spine of more than a few observers: Haus Fühlingen, also known as Villa Oppenheim. Built as a magnificent retreat, the imposing property is now known nationwide for one thing: spooky ghost stories.
However, long before Eduard Freiherr von Oppenheim, according to the website " köln.de ," purchased a large area in the so-called Fühlinger Heide in 1884 to build a country estate, the place became the scene of horror—almost 600 years earlier, to be exact. Back then, in 1288, two rival rulers set their troops against each other; 1,100 soldiers lost their lives, and quite a few of the fallen were trampled beyond recognition by the knights' panicked horses.
https://www.stern.de/reise/deutschland/lost-place-in-koeln--in-der-gruselvilla--haus-fuehlingen--lebte-einst-ein-reicher-freiherr-33228316.html
https://www.ksta.de/koeln/chorweiler/fuehlingen/diese-gruselgeschichten-ranken-sich-um-die-villa-fuehlingen-in-koeln-1-818880
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