Psychic claims John Lennon and George Harrison play music in the afterlife
When George Harrison passed away in 2001 from cancer, many Beatles fans fantasized that Harrison would join former bandmate John Lennon in the afterlife to play music again.
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After studying this kind of communication for several years, as a true student of the metaphysical, I believe this to be authentic afterlife communication:
http://www.divinechanneljacqueline.blogspot.com/
Cheers,
Carl
Trina, this is a great overview of how Browne’s book addresses this subject. Like Carl mentions in his comment, I also have been studying the afterlife for many years, especially with respect to John Lennon.
My opinion is a bit mixed here on Browne’s work. I understand she is a well-renowned psychic, but her assessment is a bit too elementary. While I believe for sure that John and George spend time together in the afterlife (and Harry, and Elvis and so forth….from time to time–I think this is no more than a predictable guess that anyone could have on these people.
The soul in the Afterlife is way more advanced, more ethereal in knowledge and overall experience. John Lennon is much more than a composer and man of peace, in other words. And George Harrison is much deeper than just a meditating Hindu….They have lived hundreds or thousands of times, like all of us.
Not that what she says is totally untrue, just that their afterlives are much more expansive than this.
If she knows that John and George play music together in the afterlife, then she must see the ‘real’ Paul McCartney as well. This man has not been seen in public since November of 1966 when he was replaced by the individual impersonating him to this day. I wonder if she sees him there; if not, then either she is not as psychic as she states, or the ‘real’ Paul McCartney must still be amongst the living in this reality, hopefully, well and happy living under an assumed identity or hiding out on those Greek islands that The Beatles bought back in the mid-sixties.
Thank you so much for that comment. I can only support what you say.
Ive been doing research on that lately. I cannot get this out of my had. I am also certain that the real Paul is dead and I wanted to know about him. What really happened to him? And is he okay?
I can believe Michael Jackson is livin’ it up in the afterlife. Lots of girls too so to say. He’s having a grand ol time.