Talk to the dead with
Nicole Zapruder.
A step by step guide to talking to the dead.
HOME WARNING THE TECHNIQUE CONTACTING THE DEAD
DISCUSSION BOARD
Warning: Please Read Before Attempting to Contact the Dead
The Grey Walter- Berger Construct is a powerful and effective technique for talking with the dead.
Given this, it comes with certain dangers, so please read this warning first.
Unrestrained by their physical body, the dead can, under certain circumstances, manifest physical effects on living beings. Therefore, do not contact any dead person who may:
• Have negative feelings toward you
• May harbor menace or have ill intentions against you
• Who has committed acts of violence upon you while alive
Talking directly with the dead can cause an intense emotional response. Therefore please do not use this technique if:
• You suffer from psychosis, paranoia, or under psychiatric care.
• If you are not in a stable emotional state
• If you are unprepared to communicate with the dead person in question
• This requires emotional maturity, do not use if you are under 21.
The Grey Walter- Berger Construct utilizes stroboscopic light, therefore please do not use this technique if you suffer from epilepsy or have had an epileptic episode.
Stable Link
Do not use the Grey Walter- Berger Construct alone. It can induce a deep meditative Alpha state and contact with the real physical world can be broken. Please have in the room with you a Stable Link. A Stable Link is a person in close physical proximity that can 'talk you back' from your induced Alpha state.
Stable links can also work remotely. Their presence in the room may cause distraction to both you and the deceased. I use a head set walkie-talkie link with my Stable Link in another room. This too was used in the scene in The Orphanage that I have mentioned previously and is optimal.
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Mrs Nicole Zapruder
FOR PRIVATE BOOKINGS
Contact:
0061 4 1593 9851
nicole@talktothedead.org
AUSTRALIAN TOUR DATES
Update:
Sydney May 25th - 30th
Melbourne June 1st - 8th
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Nicole Zapruder has been communicating with the dead since she was 4
years old. In this time, her exploration of different techniques has been driven by the desire to more effectively channel and control her natural gift.
Nicole states 'All peoples of earth posess this natural ability. However the noise and clutter of modern times serves to distance people from nature and therefore the realization that this gift is in us all. My intention is to return to people the experience of talking with the dead that our ancient ancestors once all possessed'.
At the age of just 18, in 1996, Miriam was the last student of the eminent psychic Jean Dixon and has maintained regular contact with Ms Dixon since her death in 1997.
Reference,Jean Dixon:
http://www.watchman.org/
profile/psychicspro.htm
Nicole still maintains a very low public profile and continues to shun all publicity and public appearances.
Nicole continues to work with private clients in Miami FLA, Wiesbaden, Sydney Australia Antwerp and Bonn.
She currently lives in seclusion in an French provincial capital with her two dogs 'Petit Napoleon' a Highland Terrier and 'Juan-Philippe' a pedigree Schnauzer.
Inspired by her love of nature and pets, Nicole's next project will be the website 'Communicating with your deceased pet'. The site is under construction and will be available to view in October 2008.
TESTIMONIALS
"Thank you Nicole. I am now closer to understanding myself and my relationships. Allowing me to resolve my relationship with my husband after his death has allowed me to move on and find my own happiness".
Louise Carter-Brown (Nev)
"Nicole has changed my world. Communicating with my deceased parents helped me find the closure I have needed".
Zhang Hua, Schenzen
"I cannot praise you highly enough, I am closer to my father now than when he was alive, for a change we have a real meaningful relationship"
Ubutta Managusto Liberia
Nicole, "I have just seen the 'The Orphanage' as recommended and found it helped me with my technique, I finally made contact with my mother, thank you".
Crispin Walker
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