Show Notes
#420 In this podcast episode, Guy talked with Paul Selig about staying grounded amid global intensity, with Paul drawing on his past experiences of upheaval and his trust in the guides he channels. They discussed Paul's 13th book, Divine Union, and how the guides' teachings address collective evolution by moving beyond the belief in separation and fear-based choices. Paul shared his path from a private psychic practice and a 25-year academic career to public channeling, including challenges around visibility, authenticity, and the "spiritual market."
Guy and Paul explored the difference between intellectual information and innate knowing, including concerns about outsourcing wisdom in an era of AI. Paul described the guides' concept of transposing consciousness to a higher "octave" where fear's density cannot persist, and he noted his current simple life on Maui, ongoing travel and online teaching, and plans to return to Australia.
About Paul: PAUL SELIG is one of the foremost contributors to the field of channeled literature, after a spiritual experience in 1987 left him clairvoyant. He attended New York University and earned a master's from Yale. He is the author of Beyond the Known: Realization and the Mastery Trilogy. He offers channeled workshops internationally, serves on the faculty of the Esalen Institute, maintains a private practice as an intuitive in Hawaii, and conducts frequent livestream seminars.
Key Points Discussed: (00:00) - Everything Hidden Is About to Be Revealed! (02:32) - Surviving 9/11, Blackouts & Chaos Prepared Paul for This Era (04:22) - The Predictions His Guides Made Years Before Current World Events (05:28) - Why Divine Union Feels Timed Perfectly for Humanity Right Now (07:10) - How Psychic Abilities Unexpectedly Opened at Age 25 (08:28) - NYU Students Secretly Watching His Channeling Videos (10:08) - Leaving a Safe Career to Fully Step Into His Calling (11:05) - "Public Humiliation" Was the Key to Becoming Fearless (13:18) - Why the Quietest People Often Carry the Deepest Gifts (15:10) - From $10 Apartment Gatherings to Global Spiritual Teachings (18:12) - The Dangerous Ego Trap Hidden Inside the Spiritual Industry (21:05) - How Working With AIDS & Cancer Patients Activated Clairaudience (24:18) - The Healing Attunement That Changed His Life Forever (27:02) - The Difference Between True Channeling and Imagination (28:53) - LIVE IN FLOW — Experience This Work in Person (29:42) - What It Actually Feels Like to Channel Live in Real Time (33:08) - Artificial Intelligence vs Humanity's "Authentic Intelligence" (37:08) - "Every Choice Made in Fear Creates More Fear" (41:22) - The "Upper Room" — A State Where Fear Can No Longer Exist (43:08) - Why the World Feels Like It's Falling Apart Right Now (44:10) - Trump, Chaos & The Prediction That Shocked His Audience (47:02) - "You Can't Make Anything Holy — It Already Is" (49:18) - From New York Academic to Living Alone in the Maui Rainforest
How to Contact Paul Selig: www.paulselig.com
About me: My Instagram: www.instagram.com/guyhlawrence/?hl=en
Guy's websites: www.guylawrence.com.au www.liveinflow.co
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