I can't imagine losing a child. The next worst pain would be losing my spouse. This woman is amazing. I felt exactly as she did when my mom died, i didn't just believe or have faith - now I KNOW. Blessings to you Allison and Dr. Sharon! ❤️❤️
I wish I had known about both of you when my dad died. I grieved and was angry for years, until he came through in a reading with a medium. Then I understood - death is not the final frontier.
Hello ladies what a great time I am having listening to yous. I love this segment. I have lost my twin sister April. 29 th. 2021 . I miss her terribly. She is around me all the time.She eases my pain.A piece of my heart is in Heaven. She visits me in my dreams. I receive white feathers, finding dimrs, hear her favorite songs on radio.Thank you.😇😇🙏🙏👩👩💞💞
Sorry to hear that, When my brother passed I had signs I could not explain. I knew it was him without a doubt. I know your sister is always around you..
Sorry for your loss. For me it seems it's so easy to get "caught up" in this material world. We gotta believe something good. Listening to videos like this helps me to remember we are not our bodies, we have a body.
Brought me to tears thinking about the grief my family has hard regarding children...in all the different ways: my 6 yr old Uncle to sudden illness and that effect on my grand mother and mom, abortion, miscarriage, adoption, Abuse- damage-div- custody battles, family court incompetence, infertility, barrenness, careless pregnancy and unwanted pregnancy and marriage. So many lessons to learn. May our next lives be wiser and happier.
Allison this was great and it definitely will help many 🙏 I'm a medium myself and have had4 NDE I was 1 1/2 the first time and had my last one about 10years ago. The nurses told me it took me a long time to get me back. You are right I was angry and depressed for some time. But I was shown many things and told I had to come back and help others. I saw my mom she was holding my young daughter and a spouse who took his life. It was amazing 🙏💖🕯I have volunteered in palliative for 20 years and had amazing experiences. I also help alot to educate people on mental illness and suicide as this was a big affect in my life. I know the angels have told me to write a couple of books one for children. Always believe children they are so precious and I do help parents with their children and their gifts. I have done the pillow with some as well. I also teach people to do writing therapy, write to their loved ones or any one that caused trauma in there life,pour out your emotions and then burn it, it really helps them kids,adolescents and adults! I also do flame reading with clients which is amazing because loved ones faces appear sometimes so clearly. They will always have that to remember and feel that connection to them. They other thing I tell them to assign the birthday number as a sign. My father died his birthday is March 28th so I told him dad send me 328 anytime I need you with me. He sends it to me all the time especially when I miss him and am crying for him. He was my bestfriend and the loss is so great. Ask for a specific sign from them. My mom sends red roses and my grandma sends blue butterflies. So ask your loved ones to send you something that is specific to them. They will answer you they want to see you happy. I hope that anyone reading this finds comfort and healing from my words.🙏 Allison thank you for your amazing journey of helping people 😇🙏🕯💖
Gosh what an interesting interview with these two wonderful spiritual women. Would so love to be in their actual presence and have a chat. 💖 thankyou both.
We had many signs during and after loved one's passing - lights flickering, seeing a butterfly and then a cocoon straight after death, clock stopping at time of death... much more. Very comforting!
I lost my dad wen i was 38.. aw.. we had a very full relationship that i dont think many others would even understand.. but in 2000, he lost a really good mate, and my dad was a singer, he sang i did it my way and my younger brother played the didjeridoo.. i didnt know my dads friend had a daughter, shes prob 10 yrs younger than me and now shes my sister too and our dads are 2 rainbows.. 🌈🌈
My mom passed in 2021 of cancer. A few months before she died she told me that if she could she would send big yellow butterfly to let me know she's still with me. A few hours after she died, me, my dad, my kids, and brother was sitting on the porch devastated. Then here came the biggest, prettiest yellow butterfly, that butterfly circled my dad and me and landed on my dad!!! I knew at that moment.
20:20 thank you for saying that. I was a grieving child and that's exactly how I felt- invisible. And what Sharon said was true too- don't get rid of the person's possessions. Save them for the child. Maybe even hold onto some for them until they are an adult, so other adults can't take them away from them.
You are so right. My dad died in October we knew he just had days he was 90 had dimentia i was his main carer but still the pain of loosing him was overwhelming and still the grief as naturally it would be is with me ..I lived with my dad I miss him daily just the simple things even if we was quiet around eachother as I did my own thing I knew he was there he knew I was and that alone is a huge hole..so I so envy my sister's lives who all carry on as they did with their lives as they all have family and yes why wouldn't they ,but I rather not know what they did where they go and if they had a nice time cos I'm still feeling that loss being closest to him but also he was a great dad for all ..also they don't visit anymore just once since Xmas except one sister who I can off load my feelings too but this is where it hurts me ..I honestly feel like I'm not worthy of a visit now dad's gone. But maybe I'm being selfish. But when we lost mum everyone was round continuously for a long time but there's a difference with dad gone. But anyway I'm trying to learn to get on cos I'm just going to end up ruining any enjoyment in my life. And I know dad wouldn't want that.
Another amazing one again Allison!! This one definitely resonated with me. Having lost my mom last year to a terminal & inoperable frontal lobe tumor (brain cancer) and was home on hospice. My youngest daughter was 9 and her Nana lived with us her entire life and they were so very close. And i spent more time grieving before her passing over how she would feel about it, and after my mom passed, my 9 year old comforted me more than she needed comforted. I was absolutely baffled when I realized that my little girl knew more than i could ever imagine she could about where her Nana was and that shes no longer in pain, and she told me “mom you know we can still talk to her and she can hear us.” 😳 She was right, and i know every child is different as well as we all grieve in our own individual ways, but she was my little gift 💝 of learning how to let go and know that its just her body that has left… her spirit is always here with us when we talk to her. ♥️
My Mother died when I was 7 and 2 months after she died, I told my sister I was going to go see her in heaven. My sister told me I couldn't do that but I wouldn't have it. I did go, honest I did and even came back with ,messages for my Dad and knew, just knew that a particular doll was going to come to me. It did. No one could ever convince me it was not real. That was in 1959 and I still remember every detail.
Loving the conversation about ppl in hospice.. My dads ex wife died in hospice and i waited to go see her coz i loved her so much and was anxious about losing her (to cancer).. the last night of her life i stayed in her room just the two of us, and next day she passed.. she had asked me a cpl weeks earlier if i believed in the afterlife and if someone would be there to greet her wen she passed over and i said 'absolutley! Someone will be here to pick u up wen u leave' and then i asked her about her life and did she do what she wanted to etc.. sad but blessed 💖
Thank You Allison, great show! We spirit in human body and we came to learn lessons of sort. I do remember seeing one of my guarding angels when I was under two years old! I feel my mother around me all time. When I tell people that they around us, they would put me with crazy! Much Love n Peace
Awesome show! Your conversation emphasized a great point, (actually, more than one) on how we need to be very sensitive to an individual, who is experiencing a death in their family. It can be such an emotional and delicate balance between listening and being responsive to that person’s needs, without inserting our own experience into their narrative. It seems like common knowledge, but, not everyone plays by the same rules. Also, you both inferred that most, well meaning friends or family, are not really supportive or available, after the initial news of death or funeral services. That is so true. It does feel like empty promises of support and “we’ll keep in touch,” are forgotten. Thank you, Allison, for introducing us to Sharon’s experience, her rejuvenated philosophy and practice.
I loved this interview, I saw it 2 times already, i like Allison a lot she makes me understand better what I feel when the people that have died friends and family. Thank you
I had a shared death experience with my mother in August. Before I experienced it, I didn't know it was possible. I felt her pain, and then I felt her release, and then I felt her joy. I consider it a gift, because it made her passing easier for me. We were one in the same. I can't wait to see her again. My best friend.
Fascinating- when I read the biographies on Vincent Van Gogh I recognised his pain as spiritual because I knew it like a reflection- if this is "mad" I choose madness over badness 🌻🦋🐕🌈
Excellent interview ladies. I so appreciate the sharing of life experiences and perspectives regarding them. Thank you. I'm also thrilled to see you this summer. We are blessed with sensitives who share with us and serve to raise awareness, remind us who we really are. You are and have been a wonderful contribution to my personal evolution Allison. I am forever grateful.
So sorry for your loss, I have twin grandsons and I have seen their bond since birth , I understand how sad you must be , it has to be like part of yours missing !
I’m a nurse. It’s real. I’ve seen points of light around a person in the time before death. It looks like when your eyes are watery and you look at a light. The feeling is unreal. It’s too much for me, so I work psych. 😂 I don’t care for it.
I lost my Dad December 4th 2020 and my oldest son December 10th 2020. The pain of loosing my son is the worst pain you can imagine. I miss them both but it is worse with my son.
I feel like there are literally two worlds now. One is love based and one is fear based. Since we create our reality, which world do we choose to live in? It’s spiritual ascension/evolution time folks-choose well!
I love all that this video had explained exactly what I have always felt and new deep down inside. Something that could not even be able to explain to just anyone but to hear it from someone else is helped me understand that it’s ok to talk about this. Of course to open minded likewise people.😄Truly wonderful podcast not sure I have ever disliked one but this is my favorite so far.
Re: The grieving child. I was three when I lost my gramma, whom I was very close to. I hid under the bed. What I wish my parents had done is get me out of there and put me on their lap and hold me close.
I am TERRIFIED OF DEAD THINGS😯 I don’t know why! I have a deep seated belief that it’s disrespectful to look at them. I don’t want to be looked at . Does that make me bad?
Grief seems to scare the people who have the least to lose, the most. They scatter, and It can be shocking, how many, and how fast. Friends, family, colleagues, can treat a person who is grieving as if they are contaminated. It is terrible. There is no excuse. Here’s what to do, so that you are never the person who claims that they didn’t know what to do: Set up a schedule, pick a day, and a time, every week, and you reach out. You leave a message, by phone, by e-mail, by text. You say, “I was just thinking of you”. They may not want to talk; they may choose not to answer the phone, but they will check the message, and that one single sentence you spoke, will be enough. You stick to that schedule, indefinitely, because consistency is the key. You will know if and when to adjust the schedule, or not. It will not be a thing you plan, or even think about. This simple schedule, checking in, once per week, will remind the person who has experienced the loss, that they are not forgotten. It amounts to about 5 minutes a week. Sometimes an hour, if the person feels like talking, and if they do, you just listen. They don’t expect you to solve anything, or fix their pain, they only need a witness - they need to know they are not alone. It is your presence; your acknowledgment, that matters. The effort. The fact that you never forget. Not the precision of the words you use, but the consistency of the effort. That is it. Nothing more. No one can “solve” another person’s grief. No one is expected to. It means everything that you care enough, to check in.
It's odd how we all react differently to death and hardships. I lost my daddy after so much prayer, plus other hardships. However, I never blamed God or ever stopped believing in Him.
I don't think we are ever taught to address our inner needs or spirituality. All of the "norms" in society are to follow, not discover or nurture the spiritual side of us. Even within the church it is about following what you are told to believe, and not to discover what feels right to you.
The people next door in bakers field ca 1915 A 2 st 😳across from oleander and F street down the way we're I have been keept...people are constantly taking me it's annoying 😒at times
Allison said that Spiritualism has replaced religion. I'm confused because Spiritualism IS a religion. Ask any true Spiritualist. Maybe Allison means spiritist instead of Spiritualist.
I can't imagine losing a child. The next worst pain would be losing my spouse. This woman is amazing. I felt exactly as she did when my mom died, i didn't just believe or have faith - now I KNOW. Blessings to you Allison and Dr. Sharon! ❤️❤️
I wish I had known about both of you when my dad died. I grieved and was angry for years, until he came through in a reading with a medium. Then I understood - death is not the final frontier.
I’m almost 1 year off all prescriptions after 20 years on adhd and antidepressants! I’m also coming through the dark night of the soul ❣️❗️✨🙏
Hello ladies what a great time I am having listening to yous. I love this segment. I have lost my twin sister April. 29 th. 2021 . I miss her terribly. She is around me all the time.She eases my pain.A piece of my heart is in Heaven. She visits me in my dreams. I receive white feathers, finding dimrs, hear her favorite songs on radio.Thank you.😇😇🙏🙏👩👩💞💞
Sorry to hear that, When my brother passed I had signs I could not explain. I knew it was him without a doubt. I know your sister is always around you..
Sorry for your loss. For me it seems it's so easy to get "caught up" in this material world. We gotta believe something good. Listening to videos like this helps me to remember we are not our bodies, we have a body.
Brought me to tears thinking about the grief my family has hard regarding children...in all the different ways: my 6 yr old Uncle to sudden illness and that effect on my grand mother and mom, abortion, miscarriage, adoption, Abuse- damage-div- custody battles, family court incompetence, infertility, barrenness, careless pregnancy and unwanted pregnancy and marriage. So many lessons to learn. May our next lives be wiser and happier.
Allison this was great and it definitely will help many 🙏 I'm a medium myself and have had4 NDE I was 1 1/2 the first time and had my last one about 10years ago. The nurses told me it took me a long time to get me back. You are right I was angry and depressed for some time. But I was shown many things and told I had to come back and help others. I saw my mom she was holding my young daughter and a spouse who took his life. It was amazing 🙏💖🕯I have volunteered in palliative for 20 years and had amazing experiences. I also help alot to educate people on mental illness and suicide as this was a big affect in my life. I know the angels have told me to write a couple of books one for children. Always believe children they are so precious and I do help parents with their children and their gifts. I have done the pillow with some as well. I also teach people to do writing therapy, write to their loved ones or any one that caused trauma in there life,pour out your emotions and then burn it, it really helps them kids,adolescents and adults! I also do flame reading with clients which is amazing because loved ones faces appear sometimes so clearly. They will always have that to remember and feel that connection to them. They other thing I tell them to assign the birthday number as a sign. My father died his birthday is March 28th so I told him dad send me 328 anytime I need you with me. He sends it to me all the time especially when I miss him and am crying for him. He was my bestfriend and the loss is so great. Ask for a specific sign from them. My mom sends red roses and my grandma sends blue butterflies. So ask your loved ones to send you something that is specific to them. They will answer you they want to see you happy. I hope that anyone reading this finds comfort and healing from my words.🙏 Allison thank you for your amazing journey of helping people 😇🙏🕯💖
Gosh what an interesting interview with these two wonderful spiritual women. Would so love to be in their actual presence and have a chat. 💖 thankyou both.
I was thinking the same thing it’s a great conversation 💕
We had many signs during and after loved one's passing - lights flickering, seeing a butterfly and then a cocoon straight after death, clock stopping at time of death... much more. Very comforting!
I lost my dad wen i was 38.. aw.. we had a very full relationship that i dont think many others would even understand.. but in 2000, he lost a really good mate, and my dad was a singer, he sang i did it my way and my younger brother played the didjeridoo.. i didnt know my dads friend had a daughter, shes prob 10 yrs younger than me and now shes my sister too and our dads are 2 rainbows.. 🌈🌈
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My mom passed in 2021 of cancer. A few months before she died she told me that if she could she would send big yellow butterfly to let me know she's still with me. A few hours after she died, me, my dad, my kids, and brother was sitting on the porch devastated. Then here came the biggest, prettiest yellow butterfly, that butterfly circled my dad and me and landed on my dad!!! I knew at that moment.
20:20 thank you for saying that. I was a grieving child and that's exactly how I felt- invisible. And what Sharon said was true too- don't get rid of the person's possessions. Save them for the child. Maybe even hold onto some for them until they are an adult, so other adults can't take them away from them.
Yes! It's not just faith. It's knowing. 💞
You are so right. My dad died in October we knew he just had days he was 90 had dimentia i was his main carer but still the pain of loosing him was overwhelming and still the grief as naturally it would be is with me ..I lived with my dad I miss him daily just the simple things even if we was quiet around eachother as I did my own thing I knew he was there he knew I was and that alone is a huge hole..so I so envy my sister's lives who all carry on as they did with their lives as they all have family and yes why wouldn't they ,but I rather not know what they did where they go and if they had a nice time cos I'm still feeling that loss being closest to him but also he was a great dad for all ..also they don't visit anymore just once since Xmas except one sister who I can off load my feelings too but this is where it hurts me ..I honestly feel like I'm not worthy of a visit now dad's gone. But maybe I'm being selfish. But when we lost mum everyone was round continuously for a long time but there's a difference with dad gone. But anyway I'm trying to learn to get on cos I'm just going to end up ruining any enjoyment in my life. And I know dad wouldn't want that.
Another amazing one again Allison!! This one definitely resonated with me. Having lost my mom last year to a terminal & inoperable frontal lobe tumor (brain cancer) and was home on hospice. My youngest daughter was 9 and her Nana lived with us her entire life and they were so very close. And i spent more time grieving before her passing over how she would feel about it, and after my mom passed, my 9 year old comforted me more than she needed comforted. I was absolutely baffled when I realized that my little girl knew more than i could ever imagine she could about where her Nana was and that shes no longer in pain, and she told me “mom you know we can still talk to her and she can hear us.” 😳
She was right, and i know every child is different as well as we all grieve in our own individual ways, but she was my little gift 💝 of learning how to let go and know that its just her body that has left… her spirit is always here with us when we talk to her. ♥️
My Mother died when I was 7 and 2 months after she died, I told my sister I was going to go see her in heaven. My sister told me I couldn't do that but I wouldn't have it. I did go, honest I did and even came back with ,messages for my Dad and knew, just knew that a particular doll was going to come to me. It did. No one could ever convince me it was not real. That was in 1959 and I still remember every detail.
I know how she feels, I lost my husband, then my dad, 3 months later I lost my adult son. It's life changing.
Loving the conversation about ppl in hospice..
My dads ex wife died in hospice and i waited to go see her coz i loved her so much and was anxious about losing her (to cancer).. the last night of her life i stayed in her room just the two of us, and next day she passed.. she had asked me a cpl weeks earlier if i believed in the afterlife and if someone would be there to greet her wen she passed over and i said 'absolutley! Someone will be here to pick u up wen u leave' and then i asked her about her life and did she do what she wanted to etc.. sad but blessed 💖
Dr. Prentice, thank you for sharing your wisdom and prayers for you. I am so sorry for your losses. God bless you 🙏❤.
Beautiful Heart Centered conversation thank you!!
Thank You Allison, great show! We spirit in human body and we came to learn lessons of sort. I do remember seeing one of my guarding angels when I was under two years old! I feel my mother around me all time. When I tell people that they around us, they would put me with crazy! Much Love n Peace
Awesome show! Your conversation emphasized a great point, (actually, more than one) on how we need to be very sensitive to an individual, who is experiencing a death in their family. It can be such an emotional and delicate balance between listening and being responsive to that person’s needs, without inserting our own experience into their narrative. It seems like common knowledge, but, not everyone plays by the same rules.
Also, you both inferred that most, well meaning friends or family, are not really supportive or available, after the initial news of death or funeral services. That is so true. It does feel like empty promises of support and “we’ll keep in touch,” are forgotten.
Thank you, Allison, for introducing us to Sharon’s experience, her rejuvenated philosophy and practice.
Thank you Both So Very Much!! Much Love and Appreciation!! 🙏🐾🌈🦋🌱😇🎈🌻❤️💡🌏💌
Thank you so much. One of the best of your many Great interviewers 💐🌹🌹🌹😘😘
I thoroughly enjoyed this interview!!! Sharon was a delight to listen to!
I loved this interview, I saw it 2 times already, i like Allison a lot she makes me understand better what I feel when the people that have died friends and family. Thank you
God Bless you both. This is so interesting. Thank you
I had a shared death experience with my mother in August. Before I experienced it, I didn't know it was possible. I felt her pain, and then I felt her release, and then I felt her joy. I consider it a gift, because it made her passing easier for me. We were one in the same. I can't wait to see her again. My best friend.
Fascinating- when I read the biographies on Vincent Van Gogh I recognised his pain as spiritual because I knew it like a reflection- if this is "mad" I choose madness over badness 🌻🦋🐕🌈
Excellent interview ladies. I so appreciate the sharing of life experiences and perspectives regarding them. Thank you.
I'm also thrilled to see you this summer. We are blessed with sensitives who share with us and serve to raise awareness, remind us who we really are. You are and have been a wonderful contribution to my personal evolution Allison. I am forever grateful.
Phenomenal Interview!!!
Refreshing to listen in on your conversation!
Thank you so much for everything that you share. Infinie gratitude.
Very insightful & I appreciate you both. Much love
It's been 9 years and I still cry everyday can't stop my daughter was almost 23 when she took her life . it's hard still
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I really loved this one it really hit exactly to the point and I will be sharing with my friends and family and my TikTokers.
and yet another learning experience. Thank you.
two great women and GREAT conversation!
My husband saw his deceased father right before he passed, plus he was looking around like he saw others.
So sorry for your loss, I have twin grandsons and I have seen their bond since birth , I understand how sad you must be , it has to be like part of yours missing !
I've heard about that bed losing weight before when somebody has passed on the bed would actually or the body would actually weigh less
I’m a nurse. It’s real. I’ve seen points of light around a person in the time before death. It looks like when your eyes are watery and you look at a light. The feeling is unreal. It’s too much for me, so I work psych. 😂 I don’t care for it.
I lost my Dad December 4th 2020 and my oldest son December 10th 2020. The pain of loosing my son is the worst pain you can imagine. I miss them both but it is worse with my son.
My heart is hurting for you, that's a lot to deal with. So, so sorry!
I feel like there are literally two worlds now. One is love based and one is fear based. Since we create our reality, which world do we choose to live in? It’s spiritual ascension/evolution time folks-choose well!
Thank you
I love all that this video had explained exactly what I have always felt and new deep down inside. Something that could not even be able to explain to just anyone but to hear it from someone else is helped me understand that it’s ok to talk about this. Of course to open minded likewise people.😄Truly wonderful podcast not sure I have ever disliked one but this is my favorite so far.
The way they (IP)...hoover around us at times stranger than.. in cars at grocery stores
I was a skeptic until the passing of my 5 years old son 4 months ago 💔🙏
*internet stranger genuine hug*
I'm so sorry for your heart. And so happy you're learning to find your beloved baby in the energy all around you.
So sorry! Sending you a hug.
So sorry .♥️
Re: The grieving child. I was three when I lost my gramma, whom I was very close to. I hid under the bed. What I wish my parents had done is get me out of there and put me on their lap and hold me close.
Awesome episode! Like ALWAYS!
Thank you!
Interesting and informative. Thank you. 🥰
I am an RN and I have heard patients who are dying say that their Parent is in the room or Uncle or Aunt. I would say to them. “Ok, that’s lovely”.
I am TERRIFIED OF DEAD THINGS😯 I don’t know why! I have a deep seated belief that it’s disrespectful to look at them. I don’t want to be looked at . Does that make me bad?
Grief seems to scare the people who have the least to lose, the most. They scatter, and It can be shocking, how many, and how fast. Friends, family, colleagues, can treat a person who is grieving as if they are contaminated. It is terrible. There is no excuse. Here’s what to do, so that you are never the person who claims that they didn’t know what to do: Set up a schedule, pick a day, and a time, every week, and you reach out. You leave a message, by phone, by e-mail, by text. You say, “I was just thinking of you”. They may not want to talk; they may choose not to answer the phone, but they will check the message, and that one single sentence you spoke, will be enough. You stick to that schedule, indefinitely, because consistency is the key. You will know if and when to adjust the schedule, or not. It will not be a thing you plan, or even think about. This simple schedule, checking in, once per week, will remind the person who has experienced the loss, that they are not forgotten. It amounts to about 5 minutes a week. Sometimes an hour, if the person feels like talking, and if they do, you just listen. They don’t expect you to solve anything, or fix their pain, they only need a witness - they need to know they are not alone. It is your presence; your acknowledgment, that matters. The effort. The fact that you never forget. Not the precision of the words you use, but the consistency of the effort. That is it. Nothing more. No one can “solve” another person’s grief. No one is expected to. It means everything that you care enough, to check in.
Our society has not been taught how to deal with death and grief.
Thamnk you both
It's odd how we all react differently to death and hardships. I lost my daddy after so much prayer, plus other hardships. However, I never blamed God or ever stopped believing in Him.
Wonder what it means when my mother died and the same day of her death, my 1st (and only biological) grandchild was born.
I don't think we are ever taught to address our inner needs or spirituality. All of the "norms" in society are to follow, not discover or nurture the spiritual side of us. Even within the church it is about following what you are told to believe, and not to discover what feels right to you.
I just wrote to elected officials. That they should run our government with honor and honesty
i was 22 when my dad passed ❤ live my dad
My sister passed and I don’t dream about her I. Wish i could and have happy dteam
1.6 oz is what the soul weighs. I saw that a few times but also can't remember where...
The correct term for a.d. is charlatan. LOL ( but she knew this already from a dream!!!).
Por favor 🙏🙏🙏🙏 subtítulos en español, Argentina , saludos
The people next door in bakers field ca 1915 A 2 st 😳across from oleander and F street down the way we're I have been keept...people are constantly taking me it's annoying 😒at times
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Allison said that Spiritualism has replaced religion. I'm confused because Spiritualism IS a religion. Ask any true Spiritualist. Maybe Allison means spiritist instead of Spiritualist.
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