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Academic Afterlife: Studying Spirits with Science, Part One | Grave Talks CLASSIC
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When Heather Leigh Landon was just a teenager, she began to hear the voice of her grandfather, long after he had passed. What began as a comforting connection to a loved one on the other side soon opened a door she could never close. That door led her into a world filled with spirits, energies, and unexplained phenomena. As her life unfolded, so did her understanding of the paranormal. With a Ph.D. in Metaphysical and Humanistic Studies and a specialization in Paranormal Science, Heather has not only embraced her sensitivity but made it her mission to study and explore what lies beyond the veil. In today’s episode, we delve into the moments that shaped her journey, the spirits that never left her side, and the lessons she's learned from both the living and the dead. This isn’t just a ghost story—it’s the life of someone who walks with spirits every day.
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