Divine Oracle Podcast

Special Guest Wanda Hewer Jackson

Wanda is founder of Ghost Hunters of Guelph, a team of professional paranormal investigators that use scientific equipment and research protocol in combination with Psi Factor to detect REAL Paranormal Phenomena.

Wanda has always been a “sensitive” sensing energy and energy forms throughout her life. As a child she experienced many out of body experiences and was always testing out various divination methods. In early adulthood she tried ignoring this aspect of her life but ignoring it only caused increased spontaneous out of body experiences, visions, entity encounters, healings, and extraterrestrial contact. Thus began her exploration, education and investigation of the spirit realms.

Wanda reads Tarot Cards through many Paranormal Fairs held at The Coach and Lantern Pub in Ancaster, at Burlington Ghost Walks, at Elora Mill Inn, and Gettysburg, USA, She has conducted Paranormal Investigations throughout the region including private homes and businesses since 1998 and she administers a Facebook Group for the “Mutual UFO Network M.U.F.O.N.”

To learn more about Wanda chick here. 

Sitting down with Christopher Allen Brewer and talk about what to ask a Indigenous person.

Be respectful and provide the person with adequate time. Seek clarification that what was asked or discussed was understood. For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, avoidance of eye contact is customarily a gesture of respect.

 

How to Use indigenous in a Sentence

• There are several indigenous groups that still live in the area.
• The Day of the Dead has roots in indigenous Aztec culture. ...
• The path had been cut by the indigenous Beothuk people. ...
• The fall armyworms, which are indigenous to the U.S., are the larval stage of the fall armyworm moth.

Spiritual Talk with Special Guest Christopher Allen Brewer

We sit down with Christopher Allen Brewer and talking about his Spiritual Path.

LOVE for 2025

2025 MMIWC2SP Walk

Every May 5th there is a walk for the First People here in North America and it's called Murdered Missing Indigenous Women Child Two Spirit or known as Red Dress Day.  This is where you take part and wear something Red to show your support with the Missing people that keep going missing and need to come home.

At time of year for awareness of Murdered Missing Indigenous Women Children  Two Spirit people in North America. there is a lot of people that are going missing and it's over 1,181 MMIWC2SP case's of people that are going Missing and the numbers still keep going up.

This is 5 times higher the NON-Indigenous women in Canada and the States.

Join us we'll we talk about this matter for MMIWC2SP,  take part ever year on May 5th with in your community for the march and wear Red.

Taking a look at what happened on April21st

Mothers Day show, Ideas for what to do for your mother

There is so much that you can do if your spending time with your mother on Mothers Day.

Your Reading for Canada April 28th

As today is voting Day, make your vote count do you want to live with a Trump lover or with a person that loves Canada.

Full interview with Christopher Allen Brewer

Christopher Allen Brewer is a Native American actor, writer and paranormal advisor born in South Dakota. Raised with tribal beliefs regarding a spirit world from a very early age, his interest in unexplained phenomena led him to a career in the paranormal field. He has been featured on Travel Channel, Discovery Plus, Max, Amazon Prime, Travel + Escape in Canada, U in the UK and Fuji TV in Japan.

He is the author of Selfies From The Underworld: A Native American's Record of the Supernatural, a book detailing his experiences with the paranormal, as well as 2024's Dreamtime Architecture: A Lakota's Journey Across a Midnight Frontier, which delves into the Native American dreamtime and his experiences immediately following his Indian-naming ceremony.

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Pope Francis

Pope Francis, history’s first Latin American pontiff who charmed the world with his humble style and concern for the poor but alienated conservatives with critiques of capitalism and climate change, died Monday. He was 88.

The Vatican said Francis died of a stroke that put him into a coma and led to heart failure.

Bells tolled in Catholic churches from his native Argentina to the Philippines and across Rome as news spread around the world.

“At 7:35 this morning, the Bishop of Rome, Francis, returned to the home of the Father. His entire life was dedicated to the service of the Lord and of his Church,” Cardinal Kevin Farrell said from the chapel of the Domus Santa Marta, where Francis lived.

Easter Spiritual Readings

Week of April 16th Readings