590. Theresa Cheung

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Theresa Cheung was born into a family of spiritualists. She has a Masters degree from Kings College, Cambridge, and has written numerous bestselling dream, angel, afterlife, ritual, and spiritual titles and Encyclopedias, including two Sunday Times top 10 bestsellers. She has been a guest on Russell Brand’s Under the Skin and Coast to Coast AM and featured in numerous newspapers and media.

Main points discussed:

Theresa’s bio and background
Movies can be a powerful means of popularizing spiritual knowledge.
Supernatural experiences are part of the human experiences. We should not idolize those who have them but investigate the possibility of having them ourselves.
Dreams inspire interest in spirituality.
The pandemic “lockdown dream phenomenon”.
“Dreams are your intuition, your internal therapist”
The inner guide is switched off in the modern busy world, but the pandemic switched it back on.
Night visions and how they may be much more than dreams.
Lucid dreaming
Confronting difficulties in dreams can prepare one to deal with difficult situations in waking life.
Theresa’s investigation of mediumship.
Discussion of cults and the importance of spiritual integrity.
The importance of humility on the spiritual path.
We’re all ordinary people who have extraordinary experiences from time to time.
Everyone’s path is unique.
It can be tempting to follow a teacher and intoxicating to amass followers.
An extensive discussion of angels.
The importance of kindness and caring for others.
The importance of a scientific approach to spirituality.
The importance of open-mindedness and not knowing all the answers.
When someone dies, there is a relationship in spirit not limited by space and time.
Heaven on earth. The life we live here determines the quality of the afterlife.
The importance of forgiveness.
Theresa mentions that ‘forgiveness’ is somewhat neglected in contemporary spirituality.
Relationships with animals.
The importance of curiosity.