Happy Christmas conversation about exorcism

Exploring the Mystical: Christopher Earnshaw on Light, Darkness, and Pendulum Magic

There are podcasts that make you laugh, cry, or think, and then there are those that gleefully scramble your understanding of reality itself. The latest episode of Holistic Circle’s Spiritual Conversations is undoubtedly the latter. Hosted by the ever-curious Philipp Kobald, this installment brings back Christopher Earnshaw, a man whose lifelong pursuit of spiritual wisdom has led him down avenues as varied as exorcism, pendulum magic, and the creation of tarot cards inspired by the Book of Revelation. And yes, his services are free for friends and family, so you might want to start drafting that Christmas card now.

Christopher Earnshaw is not your average guest. A man of boundless curiosity, Earnshaw’s spiritual journey began decades ago in Japan, where he navigated a landscape devoid of structured spiritual mentorship. He learned to work with crystals, dabbled in homeopathy, and eventually discovered the pendulum, which has become his most trusted tool. As he tells it, the pendulum is more than a glorified decision-maker; it’s a portal to another realm, powered by energies that he channels with the help of a guardian angel — an ancient Egyptian temple maiden, naturally.

The Yin-Yang of Exorcism

Early in the episode, Kobald sets the tone by framing their conversation as one of dualities: light and darkness, good and evil, the wheel of life. refrace: The entities that cling to us, he explains, are often human souls — the lost, the confused, the downright stubborn — who, for one reason or another, failed to move on to the afterlife. The discussion quickly veers into the technical, as Earnshaw describes the steps of an exorcism: using his pendulum to identify the possession, calling on his guardian angel, and enlisting “spirit doctors” to whisk these misguided entities away for reeducation in a higher dimension. It’s exorcism, but without the Hollywood theatrics — no spinning heads or projectile pea soup, just a quiet, compassionate practice.

Pendulums: The Low-Tech Gateway to the Divine

If the word “pendulum” conjures images of dusty old clocks, Earnshaw is here to disabuse you of that notion. For him, the pendulum is an elegant tool for bridging the gap between our world and the spiritual plane. It swings in response to questions, guided not by Earnshaw’s subconscious, but by a distinct entity — his aforementioned guardian angel. The pendulum’s movements are precise, almost conversational, with specific directions indicating laughter, indecision, or refusal to answer. Earnshaw shares anecdotes that range from the eerie to the inspiring, including one where he used his pendulum to locate a kidnapped child in Japan — a task completed with a little help from Archangel Michael and a bright blue dragonfly.

Guardian Angels: Less Harps, More Hustle

Earnshaw’s guardian angel is a character in her own right. With a background as a temple maiden in ancient Egypt, she’s a far cry from the cherubic beings of Hallmark cards. Her role is pivotal, facilitating Earnshaw’s work by connecting him to other spiritual entities and energies. She’s also a reminder that the spiritual world is as varied and complex as our own. Earnshaw describes her involvement with reverence, emphasizing that his work is collaborative — he’s merely the intermediary.

Light, Darkness, and Everything In Between

Perhaps the most thought-provoking part of the episode is the discussion of duality. Earnshaw explains that all entities exist on a spectrum of energy, from the high vibrations of angels to the low vibrations of lost souls. These energies, he says, are not inherently evil but are often misunderstood. His approach to exorcism is rooted in compassion; he asks for lost souls to be taken to a higher dimension for reeducation, rather than banished to some fiery netherworld. It’s a perspective that challenges the binary narratives of good versus evil that dominate Western religious thought.

Why You Should Tune In

It’s not every day you hear someone talk about exorcisms with the casual confidence of a seasoned barista describing latte art. Earnshaw’s insights are a blend of the mystical and the pragmatic, making the podcast a fascinating listen whether you’re a skeptic, a believer, or somewhere in between. Kobald’s affable hosting style ensures that even the more esoteric topics feel accessible, and their shared curiosity makes for an engaging conversation. For those who find themselves pondering the nature of the unseen, this episode of Spiritual Conversations is a feast of ideas waiting to be explored.

Catch the full episode on the Holistic Circle YouTube channel (@HolisticCircle) to dive deeper into Earnshaw’s world of pendulums, guardian angels, and the delicate dance of light and darkness. And who knows? You might just find yourself inspired to pick up a pendulum and see where it takes you.

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