The Amazing Truth about Time Travel (audio)

Wisdom Quarterly, Coast to Coast AM

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(Mary Greeley) AUDIO: Part 1/2 Dr. Goldberg, C to C, 9-16-11. PART II:

AUDIO: Part 2: Dr. Goldberg on Coast to Coast, 9-16-11

Host George Noory welcomed hypnotherapist Dr. Bruce Goldberg who discussed seeing the future, finding release from samsara (the round of rebirth), successfully traversing the Bardo or "intermediate state" between life and death in Tibetan lore, finding solutions with the help of our higher self, traveling to the fifth dimension, teleportation, and using ascension techniques.

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• Time Travel: Dr. Bruce Goldberg on C to C 9/16/11
• AUDIO: Dr. Goldberg on C to C Nov. 24, 2009
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