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June 12th, Mary Margaret Denholm from Hamilton, Ohio. She is a spiritual healer/advisor and facilitator with an amazing personal story of dealing with trauma and the near death experience that changed her life.

June 27th, William Rainen from Lakewood, Washington. William is an intuitive, who will have just returned from Tokyo, Japan. He will be sharing his insights about intuitive development and experiences with the paranormal.
--Special Note: Other guests are being scheduled but dates have not been confirmed. Tune into the program and announcements will be made about other guest's schedule during June.

June 5th.Wednesday, "Seeing Beyond with Bonnie Coleen", KEST Radio, 1450AM, PST, 10:00am to 11:00am, callers welcome @ (415) 864-8255.

June 16th. HAPPY FATHER'S DAY TO ALL OF YOU DAD'S!

June 15th.Saturday, "The Next Dimension with Patti Purcell", Las Vegas, Nevada, PST, 10:00pm to Midnight. Callers welcome @ (888) 822-8255. You can listen to Patti's show via the Internet, voice streaming at www.outofthisworldradio.com. This national show is syndicated with Talk America Radio Network, and is heard on 50 stations throughout the U.S. and internationally through the Internet. Join us for two hours of dynamic programming.

June 28th.Friday, "Street Talk with Larry Ann Evans", New York, New York, EST, 8:00am, WACK Radio, 1480AM. Callers welcome @ (315) 331-1420.
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In a publication, 'MCKinney Living', the author Robert Duncan relates a story about a friend of his, Cam. Cam loved the Grand Ole Oprey and attends the final performance held at the Ryman Auditorium. Cam and a friend managed to go backstage after the performance. Cam managed to get the autographs of the various stars in the show to sign the only piece of paper he had – a one-dollar bill. He was so proud of that 'special' dollar and carried it with him wherever he went.

One morning during the bitter winter of 1976-77, Cam left the station where he worked and noticed a young man sitting in an old yellow Dodge. The car was still there the next day when he came to work and the next. Cam went over to talk to the young man, asking if something was wrong, and the man told him he had arrived in town for a job that didn't begin for three more days. He had no food and no place to stay. Reluctantly, he asked Cam if he might borrow a dollar. Cam told him he was down to his last dime, but then recalled his Grand Ole Opry dollar. He gave it spontaneously.

The next day, Cam got a job paying $500 for two hours' work. More opportunities began to flow his way. Eventually, Cam was back on his feet financially. He never again saw the man in the old yellow car. Cam only knew that whoever the man was, and whatever principle was in effect, things happened when he gave his "bottom dollar".

First, I want to 'thank' all of you that have been sending me stories of personal experiences regarding the paranormal and also your personal success stories of overcoming obstacles. Please keep sending them. My radio audience is enjoying them and it gives tremendous inspiration to many that appreciate the inspiration and insight.

Every month I write a column for Connections Magazine.To obtain information on this national publication contact editor@theconnect.com or you can go to their web site,
www.theconnect.com.

Do you have a 'special' inspiration experience/story you would like to share? I would love to read it. Send it to seeclassics@juno.com and we may use it in one of our upcoming newsletters.
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