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You may have heard of Becca Cramer from The Telepathy Tapes Podcast with Ky Dickens, as she was recently featured on The Telepathy Tapes Talk Tracks, Ep 8. Being a self-proclaimed skeptic and nuclear engineer, Becca examined over 100 peer-reviewed studies, only to find that the scientific arguments against telepathy were significantly flawed. In this episode, we get to hear Becca’s personal story, from atheist, to agnostic, to alcoholism, to an injury that forces her to deal with chronic pain on the daily and has opened her heart and mind to the possibility of consciousness beyond the brain. We also dive deep into her scientific findings around telepathy, the arguments and counter-arguments, and why The Telepathy Tapes story is actually more realistic than the materialist claims that currently exist. Becca has come into this objectively from both sides, and not only is she ready for the paradigm shift, she is a part of it.
Welcome to Season Three of Tales from the Truth Seekers.
Becca’s Bio:
Becca Cramer is an independent researcher and writer, currently focusing on the latest research in Spelling to Communicate (S2C) methods and autism. She recently discussed my research on the Telepathy Tapes Talk Tracks. She has a background as a nuclear engineer with an MBA, and she’s also a busy mom of two young kids.
Natalie’s Links:
Solas - 1:1 Mystical Self-Discovery Program
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Becca’s Links:
Website - BeccaCramer.com
Substack - Becca Cramer
TikTok - becca_cramer
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Podcasts Mentioned:
The Telepathy Tapes
Books Mentioned:
The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz
Documentaries Mentioned:
The Tylenol Murders
Organizations Mentioned:
American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
American Psychological Association