In the first half, author and expert on the paranormal, Rosemary Ellen Guiley, discussed the nature of angels and angelic encounters and interventions. Speaking of her own experiences with angels, she characterized them as beings of tremendous spiritual vibration, energy, and light, "which literally overwhelms the senses," and leaves one with a belief in the power of the divine. Some think of angels as enforcing God's will-- they can be sent to reward or discipline us, and we find these kinds of stories in the Bible, she pointed out. On a higher level, angels are concerned with spiritual ethics, morals, and the maintenance of harmony and unconditional love in the universe, she detailed.
In the phenomenon of the "mysterious stranger," angels help people out in a crisis situation, under the guise of a human being. "The people who are in trouble really think they're being helped by a human being, but they realize later, there was something very unearthly about that helper and it had to have been an angel," she explained, adding that she thinks angels are around us all the time in human guise to monitor situations and be available to assist people when they are called upon.
Angels can appear as radiant beings, or pillars of light, and may communicate with individuals during the dream state, she reported. Sometimes angels have identified themselves, and have given names, and in other cases people have intuited their names. Their names carry a spiritual vibration, and express an essence of who they are, she said. In spiritual and occult practice, you really have to have the name of the spiritual being in order to have a rapport with them, Guiley noted.
Christmas Eve Open Lines
The second half of the show featured special Christmas Eve Open Lines, with some of the callers revealing miraculous events that occurred to them. A variety of C2C guests and staff shared holiday greetings throughout the evening, including Dr. Sky, Ed Dames, Joshua P. Warren, Catherine Austin Fitts, and board operator Dan Galanti.
News segment guests: Jerome Corsi, Joyce Riley, Mish Shedlock