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In the 1980s, psychically sensitive people in Europe began reporting remarkable spirit communications via phones, radios, TVs, and computers. The dispositions of the spirit communicators and the information they conveyed ranged from friendly and insightful to intrusive and spooky. Starting in 1985, a husband-wife team in Luxembourg began to get spectacular results, thanks to a growing community of refined spirits committed to opening meaningful communications with Earth. Word of their success spread quickly. Grieving parents contacted the couple to get messages from their children who’d died. Curious scientists sat with the couple around their radio to talk with scientists who had died.

The couple, Maggy Fischbach and Jules Harsch, were invited to share their research at conferences. One year they had to choose between the popular Swiss PSI Days in Basel that would draw a huge crowd, and a smaller gathering of ITC researchers in the German town of Bad Muenstereifel. It must have been a magical time for Maggy. She was frequently on the phone with her main spirit friend Swejen Salter. The two gals shared their thoughts and feelings intimately with each other like interplanetary BFFs (best friends forever). Before those two conferences, Swejen advised Maggy:

Conditions are especially good for a contact in Bad Muenstereifel. At the moment they are better than for Basel. Many good and serious researchers will be going to Bad Muenstereifel. The participants are able to build a favorable contact field with which we can work. There is a general sense of commitment, and to quote Konstantin Raudive: “Otherwise we would hardly make such efforts to reach you.”

And efforts there were! Maggy and Jules went to Bad Muenstereifel and got two amazing radio contacts that wowed the crowd… but after the conference, Swejen told Maggy (again by phone) how hard her spirit team had to scramble to make it happen. They had to get close to the people… feel their feelings about what was going on. Was the audience in awe or were people spooked? Throughout the couple’s presentation, Swejen’s lightning-fast spirit team tried 57 times to impinge loud spirit messages through the radio, but they succeeded only twice.

A contact field is a pool of resonant thoughts and attitudes of everyone involved, both on Earth and in spirit. In Bad Muenstereifel that meant everyone in the room with Maggy and Jules, and everyone on Swejen’s spirit team… everyone would ideally feel interested and positive and committed to Maggy’s experiment. To us on Earth that may sound vague and “touchy-feely,” but in spirit it’s the way of life. Spirits collaborate when they’re of one mind, and it’s difficult for them to collaborate with us on Earth because of our conflicts of interest, incompatible beliefs, selfish motivations, fears, and general penchant for drama. When our bristly feelings show up during ITC experiments, the contact field destabilizes, and then intrusive and spooky information can start to leak in from Earth’s shadow.

Or, as Konstantin told us in 1994 through Maggy’s radio during one of my visits: It can only work when the vibrations of those present are in complete harmony and when their aims and intentions are pure.

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A bit more about the author: In 1985 I published my first book, Last Chance for Peace… A new and refreshing look at how we fit into the infinite scheme of life, under the alias “Arthur Vance.” It got a favorable jacket blurb from UN assistant secretary-general Robert Muller, and sold a few copies through the United Nations bookshop in New York. In 1987, I published (under my own name) my second book, Solutions for a Troubled World, a collection of articles from leading thinkers from around the world. In 1988, a brush with colon cancer knocked this agnostic writer onto a spiritual path, thanks to healing support from my mystical-Christian wife Regina and my surgeon John Day who practiced Siddha Yoga and venerated Jesus Christ, among other spiritual pursuits.
— MM