Interview With An Exorcist | DEEP

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  • Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
  • In our brand new DEEP series we interview fascinating people who have lived unique lives. In this episode we talked to Ralph Keeton, a medium and exorcist who shared his stories of communicating with a world outside our own. From impossible fires to cursed heirlooms, Ralph works with people who experience hauntings, possessions and unexplained occurrences to clear and remove bad energy.
    Ralph Keeton is one of the UK’s most respected Mediums and Exorcists, you can found out more and follow him here:
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    ralphkeeton.co...
    / exorcistralphkeeton
    / mediumralph
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    Welcome to DEEP - a brand new channel that brings you incredible people with amazing stories from all over the world.
    If you've seen the team's previous work - Minutes With/The Gap/Agree To Disagree...then you know what to expect!
    Let us know if there's anyone in particular you think we should speak to - we love bringing you stories and want to hear what you like.
    Thanks and we hope you enjoy!

Комментарии • 64

  • @roomonfire99
    @roomonfire99 19 дней назад +12

    So he filmed a table walking up the stairs but this footage isn’t all over the internet? Surely this sort of stuff would make the news?
    Kudos for getting this guy on but I feel like there’s a lot of holes in his stories.

    • @baldsealion
      @baldsealion 11 дней назад +1

      When you tell stories often, you become really good at it, so good that you start to add new details each time, to narrow your focus of your story with why you want to tell it. Essentially using it as a teaching moment, instead just sharing a memory/experience, even if it's untrue or lacks any evidence. Leave out things that would draw attention to it being fake - and leave out any doubt, believe what you're telling is the truth - and often it will impact others that way.

  • @alastairgray6261
    @alastairgray6261 22 дня назад +11

    I don't beleive any of these stories as they are told but listening to a person who beleives this is in itself fascinating, i don't think publishing this is an endorsement as some of the comments seem to and would like to hear more interviews with people on the fringes.

    • @PEOPLEAREDEEP
      @PEOPLEAREDEEP  22 дня назад +5

      Really appreciate your comment. We agree in that we don’t see it as our place to judge the individuals - just provide a place for people to see varied lives

    • @alastairgray6261
      @alastairgray6261 22 дня назад +2

      @@PEOPLEAREDEEP Really appreciate the reply and that you all took the decision to provide interviews like this that are less cut short! Keep it up, we love it ❤️

    • @TheStevenWhiting
      @TheStevenWhiting 20 дней назад +1

      But the issue is, the gullible will look him up, see he does show and now piss money away on a con job. Sadly, they get away with it as its just classed as "entertainment".

    • @TheStevenWhiting
      @TheStevenWhiting 20 дней назад

      @@PEOPLEAREDEEP Assume we'll have far right nationalists on next then? Or Neo Nazi's? Sometimes there is a limit. It was one big advert for him. He cleverly never mentioned his shows but knows people will now look him up and buy tickets.

    • @czarnakawa7958
      @czarnakawa7958 3 дня назад

      ​@@TheStevenWhitingJeez, make your own channel and set limits to it as you wish to set a noble example.

  • @ajhd95
    @ajhd95 24 дня назад +10

    Absolutely love the range of guests you get on. 11 years ago I might have laughed at a man like this, but after an NDE 10 years ago, I firmly believe this physical plane of existence is a very small paradigm of 'all there is'. I dont long for death, yet. But I no longer fear it either. I do believe the actions and choices that I make in this life matter and I will have to own those recipts upon the next journey upon my expiration. I could be persuaded that those who cannot except that they have died (disbelief, grief or otherwise) may get stuck here.

    • @PEOPLEAREDEEP
      @PEOPLEAREDEEP  24 дня назад +2

      Appreciate the thoughtful comment. We’re trying to provide a window into all sorts of lives and belief systems

    • @viennois0123
      @viennois0123 22 дня назад

      Been there too.
      Maybe only talk about it in private.
      Some people might get a wrong motivation...

  • @hannah51238
    @hannah51238 24 дня назад +5

    Wow! Great range of folks to listen to

  • @Gervardo
    @Gervardo 24 дня назад +5

    Even if he is a con, I like some of his views on life

  • @jackwalker9492
    @jackwalker9492 24 дня назад +6

    New subscriber here and out the 4 or 5 presentations I have watched, I am enjoyed all of them. Thank you.

    • @PEOPLEAREDEEP
      @PEOPLEAREDEEP  24 дня назад +2

      Appreciate your time and comment - thank you!

    • @jackwalker9492
      @jackwalker9492 24 дня назад +1

      @@PEOPLEAREDEEP Good luck! No need to reply

  • @matthiaspfisterer2066
    @matthiaspfisterer2066 24 дня назад +4

    I always wonder anew where you get all those "rare life forms", so to say, from and then, accomplished that task, also make them speak out freely and fearless. Great channel; stay just like this.

    • @PEOPLEAREDEEP
      @PEOPLEAREDEEP  24 дня назад +1

      Thank you so much - comments like these make us want to keep going!

    • @TheStevenWhiting
      @TheStevenWhiting 20 дней назад

      He has his own site and does shows so no doubt someone ran into that and hired him for this. He's not going to say no as its a free advert for him.

  • @gossipandgrigio7200
    @gossipandgrigio7200 9 дней назад

    i have experienced spirits since i was a kid. thank you for having him on

  • @lalabright5973
    @lalabright5973 12 дней назад +1

    Great show, I’d love to talk to him. Does he have a website?

  • @samanthamountain9764
    @samanthamountain9764 15 дней назад +1

    Loved this interview

  • @nahikoroad
    @nahikoroad 22 дня назад +4

    I think anyone with a small amount of intelligence can determine this guys is full of it- unable to give names/places/facts and only talking about self experiences. I think if you do a bit of research on extraordinarium you'll see just howmuch he has invested in this.
    Oh and if you were wondering about the area he refused to mention as a ghost hotspot.. He did an interview with Hull Dailymail explaining how the area is a big hotspot. (tbh i think its just a hotspot because there seems to be a bit of a community of 'exorcists' here who try to peddle their wares.
    Still a good listen, seems like he must have had a lifetime of telling these stories

  • @1physics
    @1physics 24 дня назад +13

    When this guy says "i knew" or "i realised", "i saw" or "i heard", more people in his life shoud simply say "no you didn't".
    He's good at stating bullshit as if its fact 😢
    Eg. He will have known what the people on his floor look like and they were already breaking into the flat so he wasn't needed or involved in any of it except when he started talking rubbish to the policeman.
    His psychiatrist saying "he's a normal boy but just does this weird thing was her being truthful to his dad and he spins it as "she was freaked out by my powers so she just said whatever she needed to make him happy". It would be sad if he wasn't literally fleecing people of their money using this stuff

    • @matthiaspfisterer2066
      @matthiaspfisterer2066 24 дня назад +1

      I absolutely understand your position, as I am deeply rooted in scientific thinking (even if not physics but archaeology and cultural anthropology) and cultivate a fundamental sense of scepticism myself.
      BUT... I´ll try to explain it this way: As an archaeologist I get much too often confronted by certain people with incredible bullshit that invariably grows from a topsoil consisting of 1. some semi- or even quarter-knowledge, 2. an extreme gullibility and lack of an ingrained, natural sense of criticism, opening the gates sadly very wide for such influences like Erich v. Däniken or "Ancient Aliens", and 3. a fundamentally curious mind. And even when they wreck my nerves with - always the same - bonkers theories on pyramids (meanwhile I HATE pyamids!) and often disconnect long before any of my arguments can reach them, because they never learned to cope with complexity, I simply can´t deny them my sympathy because of the curiosity that drives them. I love curiosity! But shouldn´t that also apply to "us" rationalists?
      There is another guy that regularly wrecks my mind, but he´s a bit different: He is a Flat-Earther (I still don´t get how people can believe this absolute bullshit) and moreover, he believes in baby blood drinking "global elites" but isn´t able to remotely grasp why I call him an anti-semite... But the most striking trait of his is the absolute confidence with which he speaks. Once, after explaining to me (archaeologist and historian, as said!) that the entire history of mankind as we "are indocrinated to believe" is a malicious fake, he told me, with an incredibly "knowing" smirk, that my Ph.D. only proves how deeply "brainwashed" I sadly am.
      Well, what I want to say: please don´t be offended, but, even if both of us stand on the same ground, the wording of your comment (and - as you probably will admit - also the corresponding absence of any evidence for what you say), immediately reminded me much too much of the melody and the harmonies I am used to hear from my Flat-Earth- "Friend".
      I don´t say: believe him and his ghost stories! Not at all. What he say doesn´t shake my principal rationalism at all. But nevertheless: curiosity and scepticism towards one´s OWN convictions have always been the only topsoil from which real progress could and did grow, and, in the beginning, even rationalism itself.
      All i want to say is: just imagine he is right, and what you so quickly disposed of as being total bullshit is in fact true. How can we know? And, wouldn´t, for example, string theory have been nothing but "total bullshit" 200 years ago?
      Please don't hold it against me; I don´t intend to insult you at all, but I simply couldn´t leave your comment uncommented, so to say...

    • @jackwalker9492
      @jackwalker9492 24 дня назад +1

      I am skeptical as well, but more because he comes across as a psychic, not a priest. But, using scientific methodology, there is not enough data to make a decision and I do not believe or disbelieve in the supernatural.

  • @ThePriestsFinger
    @ThePriestsFinger 24 дня назад +23

    Absolute waffler, I'd advoid getting guests like this on. You cant check or verify their stories and it leads to a lot of ambiguity in the stories being told... Just my personal opinion

    • @PEOPLEAREDEEP
      @PEOPLEAREDEEP  24 дня назад +8

      Appreciated and will take on board! You’ll see in the comments that some people like a very varied selection of guests whereas others prefer specific types. We’re still finding our feet as a channel!

    • @aussiejubes
      @aussiejubes 23 дня назад +6

      ​@PEOPLEAREDEEP if this channel wants to achieve it's stated goal, which is going deeper on topics, then it makes sense to me to vary the guests & stories as much as possible. I was getting bored because the channel seemed to just be about people who'd been in prison for violent crimes & that's no different to Ladbible. This is spicing it up a bit. I've started not bothering with vids on repetitive topics & this got me clicking again.
      Anyone you interview can say anything. The audience will always have to make up their own mind (although I hope you do vet the guests).
      I hope we continue to see a variety of different guests so we can learn more about more topics & people, but you can't please everyone 😃

    • @FitchEntertainment
      @FitchEntertainment 23 дня назад +2

      You know what they say about opinions right? Not everyone has the same interests and like it or not, these interviews show people like this whack job but we can study his words, temperament, actions and make a determination if we believe or not 🤷🏿‍♂️. Without interviews we are the ignorant ones

    • @TheStevenWhiting
      @TheStevenWhiting 20 дней назад

      @@PEOPLEAREDEEP Yes, but don't interview con men/women. Unless of course, they are exposing the con.

    • @TheStevenWhiting
      @TheStevenWhiting 20 дней назад

      @@aussiejubes But this was just one big advert for him and his bullshit shows he does. More people might not go to pay money for his shows, more people conned.

  • @michelleheegaard
    @michelleheegaard 22 дня назад +3

    26:10 why dont we see the footage then? Why is there never any footage of this stuff? I've had my fair share of experiences myself, so I am not an non-believer in like stuff. Just last night, I could swear my mother send me a message from the other side. The timing of certain things were just too... unlikely. But if stuff like this is really happening (tables walking up and down stairs), why don't we see the footage?

    • @TheStevenWhiting
      @TheStevenWhiting 20 дней назад +2

      Exactly. And he used the old mediumship patter of stating "When you see the footage. When you see it". Suggesting you can watch it and see it at any time. I bet if you then asked for it, it would never appear.

  • @baldsealion
    @baldsealion 11 дней назад

    The place you’re referring to is likely the remote farmhouse in the Brecon Beacons, Wales. This house is known for having undergone more exorcisms than any other in British history.
    I don't know why he would feel the need to withhold this information, other than to instill fear.

  • @vivdoolan6846
    @vivdoolan6846 14 дней назад

    Theres something about the storytelling ...I'm not exactly sure quite what it is ....but hes hard to believe . And I'm a very open person to this subject matter ....

  • @hb3393
    @hb3393 18 дней назад +1

    Hahaha I think people like this are total knobs, but nice to get a range of people on 👍 would be far more tedious if you only interviewed reformed gangsters

  • @j.miskovic7224
    @j.miskovic7224 20 дней назад +2

    I like the channel and thanks for the content.
    So, exorcist is the Catholic priest who has the specific task of discerning the phenomena of psychic disorders from paranormal ones, if he has to do an exorcism he does not do it "him" with his power but only with the name of Christ, otherwise he would sin of pride and be subject to demonic influences.
    This is a medium (if such a profession exists) and not an exorcist. Knowing things about the lives of others to use them for one's own gain does not come from good, exercising power over what others should have the freedom to confide or not, certainly does not come from good. What right does this man have to reveal the intimacy of others? He himself said that in college his popularity had grown because he went to the girls to reveal what no one knew. Obviously a child who has been bullied will not give up the opportunity to redeem himself, and this "gift" of clairvoyance gave him power over others. This man should ask a real exorcist who was the female voice that whispered the secrets of others to him.
    The story about the invitation from the Vatican is pure fantasy, and I must say a bit disappointing that one has to make things up. If one knows how the procedure and the approach of the Church regarding exorcism works, one would know that they do not approve of any initiative of this kind by anyone other than a well-trained exorcist.
    I recommend going to listen to, or calling him as a guest on the channel, Father Chad Ripperger

    • @PEOPLEAREDEEP
      @PEOPLEAREDEEP  19 дней назад +2

      Thank you for the suggestion!

    • @RevolutionAndPeace
      @RevolutionAndPeace 19 дней назад +1

      My parish priest (also our family friend) was an exorcist. I agree with everything you have stated. Not every priest is authorised to be an exorcist either and I know our friend very seldom mentioned that he was one. The very few times (possibly twice in 16 years within my earshot) he did he played it down.
      This man's claims are nonsensical. Also his claims about the 'fire lady', if even partially true, are frightening but not for the reasons he states. They're frightening because in his own words he's got/pulled the woman onto the floor, pinning her down by sitting on her and ripping her clothes off or at least trying to, particular when stating her legs were burning suggest the bottom half of her clothing... 😲 I'm not in the least surprised if the police did question him but more likely in relation to attempted SA. That alleged conversation was the only part that rang true to me. And how on Earth would a paramedic, without access to diagnostic equipment or training on how to use it, know that her bones had turned to ash?
      Nevertheless it was extremely interesting interview so please do more. I've subbed after watching your psychopath interview and this is my second video of yours.

  • @saywhaaat4849
    @saywhaaat4849 12 дней назад

    I like to make up things too it's FUN 🎉

  • @TheStevenWhiting
    @TheStevenWhiting 20 дней назад

    28:09 Because then I get paid, they tell all their mates and then their mates also pay.

  • @ce7406
    @ce7406 24 дня назад +2

    this is so interesting i dont really believe him but he believes him and thats quite convincing he seems a considerate guy tho ill genuinely call him if i get ghost problems

    • @PEOPLEAREDEEP
      @PEOPLEAREDEEP  24 дня назад +2

      Hoping you won’t!

    • @ce7406
      @ce7406 24 дня назад

      @@PEOPLEAREDEEP lol 😂

    • @TheStevenWhiting
      @TheStevenWhiting 20 дней назад +1

      That's the job of a medium, seem approachable and confident in your bullshit so you call him and part ways with your money for nothing more than bollocks.

  • @ceg8677
    @ceg8677 12 дней назад

    ahahaahahha! There is no way a paramedic would know that. This is very entertaining BS. He speaks in a similar manner to Trump: grandiose claims, zero proof, short exclamatory sentences/starting phrases with superlatives (just with a larger vocab and more melodic phrasing).

  • @Davefacestation
    @Davefacestation 24 дня назад +7

    Interview with someone who takes advantage of vulnerable people in need for profit.

    • @tetsu3117
      @tetsu3117 12 дней назад

      Yup

    • @c.leighx
      @c.leighx 6 дней назад

      So like a therapist then

  • @rooboatdeer22yu51
    @rooboatdeer22yu51 17 дней назад

    lol sounds like the holy spirit

  • @ADK_MSE
    @ADK_MSE 23 дня назад

    I just don't believe it.

  • @monstermurraysquad2837
    @monstermurraysquad2837 15 дней назад

    Codswallop. In this day and age there would be photograph, videos, proof!