In December, 2005, Frank DeMarco began several months of regular altered-state "conversations" with a man named Joseph Smallwood, who had lived in 19th century America, had gone west to Oregon in the 1840s, had lived with the Indians in Minnesota, and had fought as a Union officer in the Civil War. At least, those are the facts of his. 
This book is a record of those conversations. As the author says: Quite possibly this is a mixture of fact, distorted fact, and unconscious intervention, jumbled together. Yet Joseph Smallwood is there, and you will see for yourself that he has a lot to offer us. I started out simply thinking to talk to Joseph about his life. Before you know it there we were, hearing that our time has a huge task ahead of it and that what we are and what we do is important to the other side.
Chasing Smallwood has four interlocking themes: 
<ul>
<li>How to communicate with the dead. </li>
<li>The life of Joseph Smallwood, a particular 19th-century American who loved in the West and fought in the Civil War</li>
<li>How and why the physical world is important to the non-physical world</li>
<li>The challenge of our times that we are not yet facing</li>
</ul>

Chasing Smallwood: Talking With the Other Side

Religion & Spirituality

DeMarco, Frank

New Age & Spirituality

Hologram Books Llc

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The Royal Line of Christ the Logos: A Jungian View of the Roots and Meaning of the Orthodox/Gnostic Christian Mystery

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Clarke, Robert B.

Psychology & Counseling

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Chasing Smallwood: Talking With the Other Side

The Royal Line of Christ the Logos: A Jungian View of the Roots and Meaning of the Orthodox/Gnostic Christian Mystery

The Grail, the Stone, and the Mystics: A Jungian View of the Medieval Spiritual Mysteries

The Sacred Journey: Jung and His Discoveries, Blavatsky, Nietzsche, Marian visions, VFOS, and Aliens