Tami Simon notes something she has been sensing: more mediums have appeared on Insights at the Edge in the past six months than in the previous ten years, and something seems to be shifting in how openly people receive this material. Paul Selig says he has been hearing that since the beginning. Back in 2009, with the first book, his guides described humanity as being at a time of reckoning. Not punishment, in their sense, but a facing of oneself and all of one's creations, with everything that has been built out of fear needing to be re-known in a higher way. Their example is a good one. There is nothing wrong with a bank. It has a purpose. But if the cement holding the building together is made of fear, the building may not last. He describes being told years ago to prepare for radical change to all structures, economic, medical, educational, and thinking at the time that it was nuts. He was an academic. Who, he wondered, was going to interfere with education? They said things that sounded absurd, that the mailbox might not be on your corner next month, and then mailboxes did disappear from certain New York neighbourhoods. What he emphasises is that they have never framed any of it as catastrophe. They have always called it opportunity, and they say we now have means we did not have before, which is precisely why humanity, at the level of collective soul, has chosen to move toward a different vibration. He is charmingly unbothered about the mechanics. The guides do not talk about dimensions. Physicists come to his events and tell him he has just explained a concept from their field, and he says he does not really know what they mean, because he failed science. What he does understand is that when they speak of the upper room they mean a shift in vibration, a coherence that lets what has not been working fall away. He talks too about how the books arrive. The guides use his longer summer retreats, where the same students are in the room for days, to build a chapter at a time, and the last one came through over twenty-one days of lectures. There is no editing, only typos to correct, which he finds an enormous relief. He is writing his own book for the first time now. And he is disarming about the whole thing, admitting that sometimes he does not want to hear their voices anymore, and that he is not sure the books are for him. He suspects he is part of the audience, but not the whole of it. The conversation ends where it began, with the attunement. I am in God. I am of God. I am with God. Want to go deeper with Paul Selig? Join Sounds True One for more conversations like this. Get your first month FREE at https://bit.ly/4ctecMn Subscribe to Sounds True's YouTube Channel ► https://bit.ly/SubscribeSTYT Sounds True is a mission-driven learning and media company, and a recognized leader in wellbeing, personal growth, and spiritual transformation. Partnering with the world’s foremost wisdom teachers and best-selling authors, the company reaches millions worldwide with its unique programs, digital learning experiences, and worldwide events. The company also features a variety of original series, weekly shows, and live online experiences on Sounds True One, its global platform and community with members across more than 125 countries. Sounds True is a Public Benefit Corporation and also the home of the Sounds True Foundation. Connect with us: ▪️Facebook: http://bit.ly/2XFIIeE ▪️Instagram: http://bit.ly/2UlEoiH ▪️Website: http://bit.ly/2tOl02d