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611. Psychic Powers Activated After Her NDEs - Now She's an MD | Dr. Lotte Valentin · Soul Elevation: Guiding Your Ascension to New Heights

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  Welcome to Soul Elevation: Guiding Your Ascension to New Heights. I'm your host, Kara Goodwin. I can't wait for you to hear Dr. Lottie's two near death experiences and how they completely transformed her life by turning on her psychic mediumship and ultimately opening the door for her to go to med school at age 54. She shares mind-blowing details about what she discovered on the other side, and what wowed me even more is the similarity between her NDE and elements of a profound dream I had years before my spiritual awakening. Dr. Lottie Valentine is an author, evidential psychic medium, medical medium, ancestral healer, and creator of Kindreya, a transformational ancestral healing method. She's the author of Med School After Menopause
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  and a faculty member for the Shift Network and Humanities team, where she teaches spirituality and ancestral healing. So we'll begin very shortly, first I want to invite you to explore everything available for you at caragoodwin.com. You can check out my book, Your Authentic Awakening, and you'll also find a selection of free guided meditations to strengthen your spiritual side. And thank you so much for supporting the show. Your likes, comments, shares, and subscriptions genuinely help this work reach more people. When you engage, you help uplift the frequency of the content and you make it easier for others to find these conversations. So go ahead and hit that like button or the subscribe button while you're thinking about it. All right, let's begin. Enjoy this episode. Kara: Well, welcome, Dr. Lottie. I'm so excited to have you here today. Thanks so much for coming on Soul Elevation. Dr. Lotte: my pleasure. I can't wait for having a discussion
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  with you. It's gonna be so much fun. Kara: Yes, I, I'm excited too. And I wanna start with your near death experiences because these are so drawn to these stories because they really help us to get a glimpse of what's going on, you know, on the other side. But it also taught you a lot about consciousness in the ancestral field. So what can you share about your experiences? Dr. Lotte: Yeah, so it's really interesting because I was a complete atheist before I had my near death experience. I was born and raised in Northern Europe in the country of Sweden, and back in the day when I was born, if you were born in the country of Sweden, you were automatically a Lutheran. You belong to the Lutheran church. And if you didn't want to, you had to tell someone. And, you know, we had to go to the church to get our passport. They counted all the people. So it was, you know, very, it's just different era. And I think the church and the state didn't separate until like the
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  1970s. So I was actually confirmed through the Lutheran Church when I was 14, like with all my friends, and I did not believe in anything. I was like, "That is the stupidest thing, thinking there is a spirit world or, you know, anything that had to do with religion." And, um, I was very, you know, everything was black and white. You die, it's black, you're gone, there is no, there is no angels, there's no God, there's no source, there's no, you know, afterlife. So I went into my near death experiences thinking when you die, it's black and everything is gone. So it literally turned my, my entire belief system upside down. So my first near death experience happened in 1992, and it was after I gave birth to my third child, and I was hemorrhaging. I, I hemorrhaged after birth, and then they, you know, kept me extra time in the hospital, sent me home, and then after 10 days, I hemorrhaged this huge clot. Went to the ER, they did an
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  examination, said, "Well, it could be a second lining that came out. " Sent me home, no test, no ultrasound, this is 1992, and hemorrhaged again the next day, and we called the hospital, and it was decided to see the doctor the next morning, so I went to see the doctor again, manual inspection, could have been a second lining that came out, um, sent me on my way. Again, hemorrhaged that afternoon, went back to the ER, and again, a manual inspection, they said, "Well, you know, it looks fine. It's just a trickle of blood right now." So nobody really understood the amount of blood I was hemorrhaging each time, which was, you know, the size of a, a man's large fist or a newborn baby's head. I mean, it was the massive amount of blood. So they leave me in this hospital room in the ER, close the door, and as I'm lying on this bed, I start bleeding again, and I'm thinking, "Oh, my, at least I'm bleeding it right while I'm in the ER." Not understanding the
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  seriousness of it because, you know, everybody had just sent me on my way and I'm 34 years old. How am I supposed to know, you know, how much blood you're supposed to lose? So I'm bleeding, lying on this table, and there's a nurse that comes and checks on me. And, I mean, this is the divine intervention. It's like the Angel Center. Check on her right now, you know? I'm sure she, something pinged her, and she opens the door, and I just see this face of terror on the look on her face, like she's like, "Oh," you know, with her, her jaw literally hitting the ground, and I can hear her, the call, making the call on the loudspeaker, OB/GYN, stat to the ER, OB/GYN, step to the ER, and she quickly cleans up the mess, puts clean papers down, and literally, this middle-aged doctor runs into my room full speed with younger physician in tow. They, he asks me, "How much have you been bleeding?" I tell him I've hemorrhaged, you know, for two days now,
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  and he says, "All right, let's take a quick look." And as they're looking and doing a manual, uh, inspection again, another huge blood clot comes up. Kara: Oh my Dr. Lotte: So at this point I, you know, I'm like passing out now. So I'm trying to tell him, "I don't feel too good." And he knows, because he knows how much I've been bleeding, so he knows right away the seriousness of the situation, and he just pushes me down at the table, and my eyes can't even be open now. So I just hear all the people coming into the room, and I have a nurse on my right coating my blood pressure, and a nurse on my left trying to place an IV. And as I'm lying there, I feel like I jumped out of an airplane without a parachute. I, it's like free fall, and it's probably my blood pressure that's just crashing. I just feel like I'm falling. And the nurse on my right yells out, 50 over 15, "Hurry, that's my blood pressure." So I, and I am still crashing after she says
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  that, but it was shortly after she yelled that in a very panicked voice, which years later I would wake up with nightmares hearing this nurse yelling that out because it was, at that point, I knew that I was dying. So it was a, a very different feeling from, like, you're driving on the highway and somebody cuts you off and you're thinking, "Oh my gosh, like, I'm gonna die, you know, somebody, like, you could be in an accident, this is it. " This feeling, I knew I was dying. And so here I'm lying on this table, not believing in anything, so what do I do? I say, "Well, if anything was true that they taught me when I was 14, my only hope now because I know I'm dying." So I said, you know, "If there is a God out there, uh, please let me live." I have three children under the age of six. I had a six year old boy, three and a half year old boy and a newborn baby girl. And shortly after that, I just got pulled out of my body. So now I'm just hovering, I'm gonna say about three feet above my
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  body. But in this state, like the first thing that comes to me is, how can I be outside my body and still be me? This is not supposed to happen, right? So the interesting part is that you're still there, okay? The way you experience yourself in your body right now, if you leave your body and you have a near death experience right now, you're still you. You're just outside your body. It's not any different from you drive to the grocery store in your car, you park your car, you get out of your car, you're still you, you're not something different because you were in the car or you're outside your car, but you know, you, that's your car, you belong to that car, you get back in the car, right? It's that kind of a feeling. So you just step out of your body, you're still there without the body. But in this state, there was this, you know, it's just, uh, number one, it's just peace, unconditional love, and you're not even thinking about, you know, that you need to get back. It's more, wow, this is so
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  peaceful here and all those fears that I had right before I got pulled out of my body weren't there anymore. It wasn't like, "Oh, I have to get back." No, it's, "Wow, what's this state?" So it's very, a very different feeling. You don't have those concerns anymore, right? It's just like, "Wow, this is amazing. It's unconditional love." But there was no time in this space. So I, I had this knowledge that I could access past, present, and future and future all at the same time, and time didn't matter. Time is just something we experience here in this physical body on earth because of our physical experiences here, and there is no time when you leave the body. So it drove me crazy for a year. I searched the San Francisco Public Library floor to ceiling. I read books, you know, of physics books that I could barely understand the math, trying to figure out, like, how can it be that there's no time on the other side? So anyway, so then I get pulled back into my body and then the next
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  morning as I'm in lying in that hospital bed, in the room, my sister-in-law had just passed away about two weeks earlier, and I know she's in the left corner of my ceiling and I can hear her and she says, "Everything's gonna be okay." And I'm thinking, "What is happening to me? Yesterday I left my body, I'm outside my body, that's not supposed to happen, was not part of my belief system, and now I think I'm hearing my sister-in-law, right? So I was petrified of, of sharing my story with anybody, and they sent me a, a nurse, so that was from Norway, so they probably thought she, I really bond with her and tell her what happened, because obviously, I think she was very, very aware of near death experiences. I had never heard of such a thing. I had no belief system, no spirituality. And so she asked me, she said, "Did anything unusual happen yesterday in the ER?" And I said, "No, no, nothing unusual at all. Um, just here."
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  Uh, because I was so afraid of saying anything because I figured they're gonna think I'm crazy and they're gonna lock me up in the psych ward and who knows what, if I'm ever gonna see my children again because they're gonna think I'm a lunatic. So I was, you know, and I think a lot of people, we're still that way and I'm so thankful for YouTube and podcast where we all get to share our experience because, you know, think about how many people are revived and how many of those people are gonna have a near death experience because the medical profession is absolutely not aware of it. And I went to a naturopathic medical school and they were not aware of it either. So and I spoke with my counselor and, and she had never heard of it. And so, you know, there is no education of medical doctors. So if somebody, you know, it's very common in today's world when we revive people. So I think it's really important for people to understand that this is something that can happen. It's a spiritual experience. We are all spiritual creatures.
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  So then the second one was very different. Um, I'll tell you the second one before I let you ask questions so we get the whole Kara: Perfect. Dr. Lotte: And then I was really sick and it's a long story about that, uh, but I have something called bone marrow suppression. So my bo- my bone marrow sort of shut down. I wasn't making enough blood. So two years later, as I'm struggling to heal from this, I have a second year death experience and I get pulled out of my body and this, I kind of laugh at it now because if I had the full effect the first time, I don't know, it would, I would probably have checked myself into the psych ward you know, because I wasn't ready to have, to have that experience because the second one, it's almost like I had to build up to it. So the second experience is so different and it's really what activated my life path even more so than the first experience. So in the second experience, I get pulled out of my body, I tumble through darkness, think Star Wars, flying in a spaceship, it's just darkness. And I get to this place that I call the mid
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  station because it is as if you, if you walk into a skyscraper that has 100 floors and you push the elevator button on the 50th floor, you get off on the 50th floor, you know that there's floors above you, you know there's floors below you, right? You don't know what's on those floors because you're on the 50th floor. So it's that kind of an awareness as if, I don't know, you get to a certain place to have a certain experience. I don't know. I call it the bouncing station because I didn't have a choice to stay. They said, "No, you have to go back." You know, sometimes you hear people saying they had a choice, I didn't get a choice. And so I get to this station and I hear the most beautiful music. Music you cannot make here on earth because I, I sat at this synthesizer for a week trying to find any sound that was as beautiful as this music. It's like we can't quite recreate that sound in, in, in this earth plane.
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  So I'm wondering where this beautiful music is coming from. So I look to my right and I see a little cabin and I also think it's funny what we see Kara: Yeah. Dr. Lotte: you know, it's not something that's comforting for me because it looked like a little Swedish sauna, like a little log cabin. I open the door, look inside, and it's empty. So I'm like, wow, it's not, there's nothing there. I look to my left and it's literally a mirror image of the cabin on the right, and I open the door, look inside, but it's empty. But then it's like, there is this very bright white light, the brightest, whitest light you could imagine, and it's just pure unconditional love. And it's almost like if you've ever been in a really dense fog and it just kind of rolls in and surrounds you and you're just enveloped by the fog, it was like that, but it was the light. So I'm just enveloped by this pure unconditional love, like you would never want to leave. It's just like
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  bliss. You're in a state of bliss in, in this light. And as I'm turning around into the light, I see an outline of, like the silhouette, an outline of angels in the light, and the music is coming from the angels. But I'm also having awareness that I'm, I don't believe in angels, but here I'm seeing angels and this music is coming from the angels. And the light itself, I call it source, because if I say it's God or if I say it's something as, I kind of lock myself into a religion and I, I think that religions to a, a, a, some extent are created for different parts of the world. After all, there were people that decided what gets printed in the Bible, what gets included in the Bible, what does not get included in the Bible. We used to worship goddesses, okay? That's not in the Bible. So there is a lot of things because it also came along with the patriarchal society, and we have to kind of take a step back and say, "Hey, what can we use in our modern world today?" So the light, right, you can call it
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  God, you can call it whatever you want, I call it source. So it's, it's this light that we come from. We're part of this light, it's the creator, it's we are part of the light, we come from the light, we carry the light within us, right? We say you're a light in this world. We are, right? If you're a spiritual being, we say, "Oh, we are light workers." Why do we say that? Where does that come from? Right? I'm gonna say all the people thousands of years ago that also had near death experiences because the times I have read and gone back to reading, you know, different religious texts, I say, "Wow, the, whoever, like this person who wrote that must have had a near death experience because this is what they're saying here, right?" But if you haven't had that, sometimes we miss, I think we misinterpret things that are printed too, because they're trying to explain a concept, uh, to us. So as I'm, I'm standing in this light, I, uh, there's two spirit guys, one on my right, one on my left, and the spirit guy on the right says to the other one, "What is she doing here?
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  She can't be here. She has to go back." And I'm gonna say, you know, "You can only be outside your body for a certain amount of time or something." And the spirit eye, and I'm like, "No, wait a second. Like, how can I be outside my body and still be me? How does this work?" I spent two years pondering this already right? And I'm like, "This is ... I wanna know how does this work?" And the spirit item on my left says, "Well, if I told you, you wouldn't remember." It's like, and I've heard other people say they have like a wiping mechanism or like they wipe out your memory and if that makes sense to me it was just like, you're not gonna remember, but you will remember this. And then it was like, I was standing on the moon looking down on the planet earth, but around the earth was what I call, because this is 1994, the silvery glittery fishnet because fishnets have a diamond shape. We didn't have Google yet. And again, I searched the San Francisco Public Library for what is this grid, could never find anything and eventually I gave up.
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  Now we can just Google grid around the earth and this beautiful picture comes up and shows us the grid, right? But this was 1994 and growing up in Sweden, I spent my summers in the archipelago when I was like 24,000 islands and there was no running water, no electricity, no phone on the island. It was, you, you survived. We laid fishnets in the ocean. And so I'm rowing this little boat for my grandmother, you know, I'm like six, seven years old with my big life west on and she, you know, lays all these fishnets in the ocean, but when she lifts the fishnets out of the ocean in that early morning sun, the fishnet is diamond shaped, right? And it's got little water droplets on it, so it sort of glitters in the morning sunlight. So to me, it looked like a fishnet. So the silver glittery fishnet around the earth and the spirit guide says everything on earth is connected to each other and everything on earth is connected up to this grid.
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  And with that, I got sent back and it liter- literally has activated my life path. Um, and there's many stories that how did I end up going to med school when I'm 54, et cetera. But that is literally, uh, my work today and ancestral healing, having that deep understanding of the interconnectedness of not only our physical beings, but also our mental beings and our individual struggles that we have are connected to each other and through the ancestral field. Kara: Wow. Well, thank you so much for sharing that. And I want ... I'm like dying to tell you, dying to tell you. Um like as you were talking about your experience with the two guides, and they said w- you, no matter what I tell you, you won't remember. I immediately remembered this dream that, um, I had probably, let's see, maybe 15, 16 years ago, something like that. Um, and I ...
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  It was just a regular dream. This was not a near death experience, but I was not spiritually awakened at this time. I was mainstream, you know, through and through. um, so I had this, this dream ... I woke up from this dream and what, all I could remember first of all was that I was on a different planet and I don't know if it was the moon, but I remember I was on a different planet and I was, as I was thinking about this dream, I was like, "Oh my God, this reminds me of the dream where I was on the other planet." And then you're like, "And then I was on the moon and I'm like, oh my God, maybe it was the moon I was on. " I don't know. But it was like I was on, it wasn't like a busy planet with a lot of landscape or whatever. It was like I just was on like a sphere, you know, the, like a desolate, but it wasn't Dr. Lotte: Yeah. Kara: a, there wasn't destruction. It was just kind of like a place, like I was on a circle almost. And I was with a guide and I felt that this guide was male and, um, they took me through everything. They, they told me how
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  everything worked and it all made so much sense. It was like, click, click, click, click, click, and it was like, this is related to that and that and that and this is how this fits in. And it, and it wasn't like I was learning it linearly. It was, it was really more of a remembrance, but it was like all these things that are connected and it was so obvious. It was just like, this is just how things are. And I was like, "Oh yeah, that makes so much sense." And then they were, and then it was like, "And you won't, you, you won't remember this when you wake up." And I was like, "What?" And then I woke up and I was like, and all I could remember Dr. Lotte: Yeah. Kara: being on that or being on that planet and I remembered that I knew everything and that it was gone in a flash. And I was like, "How, how did I forget that already?" You know? And so I'm, and I'm just kind of blown away that you had such a similar experience with that because, uh, that was so unique for me. Dr. Lotte: Yeah.
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  I mean, I love that. I love when we have those experiences and then we only get to remember a certain piece of it. It's almost like the spirit world's like, "Well, you're not ready to remember all the way. We're just gonna give you this piece right now." Or it's not time for you to remember it yet, right? And then because sometimes, you know, time goes by and all of a sudden it's like something pops into your head, right? And it's like, "Wait a second, I already had this. " But I feel like we're so much more guided than we think we are, right? It's like when you're going through a difficult time and you're looking for, for guidance, and you ask the spirit world, "Can I need guidance on this? And they're just dead silent, you know? Kara: Yeah. Dr. Lotte: They're like, "No, like you're not gonna get any guidance on this. This is for you to figure out. " Now I know, you know, after, you know, 35 years of meditating, but it's when we ask for guidance and we're not getting anything, because we're, we're supposed to have this experience, right, uh, going through life. And so the way I look at it, when, when we can get guidance,
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  we will get guidance, so it never hurts to ask for guidance or meditate and try to get guidance, but when we don't get an answer, because many times when I work with people, uh, they'll say, "I don't think, I think the spirit world has given up on me because I haven't heard anything for two years." Right? And I'm like, "No, they're just waiting for the right moment. Like you have to go through a certain, you know, experiences in this life before you're ready for that next phase." So I feel like, you know, we go through, we hit a plateau and then we can stay there. It could be a week or it could be five years, right? And we're now just supposed to have an experience and make our own decisions and then maybe all of a sudden, again, we get a lot of, you know, downloads. So it's very different for different people. So like when I, after my near death experiences, it was just constant because I didn't believe in anything. So I thought all the premonitions, it was just like a deja vu, it was just a coincidence. And then, you know, after years of
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  this happening, I started writing it down. I was like, "It can't be a coincidence." I mean, how many times, you know, do I have to have these experiences? And I would start writing things down, uh, like literally pen and paper and say, "This is, you know, this was my dream or this is what I just, it just came to me. I got a flash or an image. I saw something and then realize, you know, I would go back and go, yep, I really did see ... I wrote it down yesterday, right?" But I think many times, you know, a lot of people have these experiences or, or they think they discount it just like I did because depending on how we were raised, our belief system, uh, it's very easy to say it's a coincidence or discounted as a deja Kara: Yes, absolutely. And, you know, one more thing before we move on with, with the dream, the que- the synchronicity between our two experiences, my dream and your near death experience, you talked a lot about time and that that was a big part like, "How can I be outside my
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  body? How can I understand that time doesn't exist here?" remember one, like the one thing that I could take back with me from that dream, aside from just remembering being on this planet or whatever with my guide was the words space time continuum and that, this wa- again, this was a long time ago and it, that, I hear that now because of the work that I do and just the stuff that I'm interested in, but I was not into sci-fi at the time. Dr. Lotte: Yeah. Kara: not into quantum. I didn't, I didn't even know what the quantum was until many, many years later. Um, never drawn to s- to any like science fiction type of thing. So it's pr- I'm sure I had heard at some point, like Dr. Lotte: Yeah. Kara: spacetime continuum, but not with under any understanding of what it was. And I remember kind of being disoriented the next morning and being like, "Space time continuum, space time continuum. What is space time
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  continuum? Why would I be Dr. Lotte: Yeah. Kara: Like why would that be part of my dream?" So it's just very, like there's so much synchronicity and synergy here that I'm, I'm tuning into. So that's so fascinating. now with what you shared, you talked a lot about So, like, well, you talked a little bit about the fishnet around the planet and that kind of grid. Um, I know you do a lot of work with the ancestral field. And so I'd love to know about how you help people to engage with their ancestral field. Maybe start with what the ancestral field is. And then just as a side thing, it is fascinating to me knowing that you have this connection with the ancestral field and then your two near death experiences were related to blood. And of course our blood is so connected with our blood lines and our ancestors. So I don't know if you make anything of that too, but for me, I'm
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  like, whoa, that's not nothing. So anyway, let's start with what is the ancestral field? Dr. Lotte: Yeah, so the ancestral field, um, you know, everything like where you were saying, everything is physics in the end. So I'm gonna start with, you know, how does it, how does it work? How do are we connected? Well, we're connected via the DNA, right? Blood, the bloodline, as we say, right? And we know from, if we, if you look at the science part of it, we know that, uh, traumatic events are passed down through the generations. They've done research on Holocaust survivors and they can see that, you know, they identified ... I think the first gene that they identified was the FKBP5 gene, and there are some other genes that have been identified, and they can see the changes all the way down to the grandchildren, and I'm sure the research will continue. So when we have traumatic experiences in our lives, and our ancestors have traumatic experiences,
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  that is going to change how they code, right? It's going to change their epigenetics. So think of it, the DNA is like your computer hard drive. It doesn't work unless you have a software that runs it, that's your epigenetics, right? But when you have different experiences, that epigenetics is gonna code for something different, just like your software on your computer, when you ask it to do certain things, and you want, you want it this font or that font, you're telling it what to do, right? So we're, you know, when you look at it, we're kind of similar that way. So we know that we, things get passed down, traumatic experiences get passed down on the DNA. So what happened to your grandparents that fought in the war, right? We're still dealing with the great grandparents or great-grandparents that were in World War II, et cetera, or other, you know, people that have, you know, have slave, uh, slaves in their history, things like that. Even if either the parents or the grandparents might have been slaves or you're a descendant of the slave owner, guess what? You're tang-
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  entangled with all of that. So we're entangled with all our family members via, you know, the bloodline and DNA, but we're also entangled with, uh, people, so people who are, let's say the, the grandchildren of the slave owner, they're entangled with the slaves now because the slave owner ha- all the slaves worked for them. So you're entangled with that. So when you're looking at physics, the people who received the Nobel Prize for physics two years ago, there were three physicists, and what they proved is that when you have two particles, two pair of two particles. So let's say the particles are apples. It's gonna make it a little, a little bit easier. So let's say that Kara has two apples at her house, and I have two apples at my house. We're really good at throwing these apples, so we're both gonna throw these apples to the Empire State Building in New York City. And both our apples land right next to each other at the entrance of the Empire
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  State Building. Well, your apple now met my apple, right? So they're now entangled. But the apple that I still have at my house, the other apple, and your other apple at your house, are now also entangled because they knew the apple that we both threw to New York. So we, the apples that we still have at our house are now entangled. Well, when you work with ancestral healing, it's just like that. So, you know, the physics is still catching up to what you see when you work as a healer and you work spiritually with people, because we've seen this, right? People have seen this for a long time, um, how things are connected through spirituality or spiritual knowledge. So when you look at the ancestral field, right, that is the ancestral field. All the connections that we have to our ancestors, to their friends, we're all entangled in all of it. Now, when you work with people, when we take a problem, like an everyday kind of problem, right, it looks very simple.
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  Um, something that, uh, is very common is that the women in our society are still carrying the mental load. They're the ones that have to remember what food to get into the house, what we're gonna cook, if you have kids, what the kids' homework is, and some science project is due, somebody needs to be picked up, somebody's gotta go to the doctor. And for most families, I'm gonna say, because it's a lot about that on, on social media today, right? The women are still carrying most of that mental load and the men are slowly coming along. So when we look at that, you know, we say, "Why is it that I had to unload the dishwasher five times and also put two loads of laundry in? " And my partner, you know, he's very helpful, but I always have to tell him what to do. "Hey, honey, can you please unload the dishwasher? Hey, honey, can you please take the garbage out? "Right? More mental load for the woman because she's now also managing her partner. So her wish then is, " Why can't he just do this on his own? "Right? But then we look, so this is a very simple problem, but, um, then we look at where did you
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  come from? Now, look at your mom. What, what was your mom's role in the family? Are you repeating a pattern? This is like common, so it's a hidden alignment. You're repeating a pattern of an ancestor, in this case, your mom. So your mom was a homemaker. She took care of everything in the house, and you as a child are, you know, you're learning that pattern, but you're also tuning into that pattern. But then what do you have as if you have something, um, that you don't like? So let's say, so now we can see we're repeating a pattern that mom did and we have to untangle that pattern. But let's say the father in the family was an alcoholic and he always got drunk on Fridays and Saturday nights and he was very obnoxious and he would always yell at the kids and the, his wife, right? And so let's say you're the young woman growing up in his family and you say to yourself," I am never gonna date anybody or marry somebody like my father. I reject him. I hate when he, this behavior, "right? And guess what happens in many times? Whenever you reject something, something is
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  still unresolved in that ancestral field, and so it's gonna come back. And so many times, it doesn't have to be this way, but if you pulled that ticket, if you said," I'm gonna heal this, "you have that ticket, you're gonna meet somebody that is also gonna be an alcoholic and, and be obnoxious on Friday and Saturday night, because when you reject things, they come back. So when you, when you think of the ancestral field, it's, it's energy, everything is energy. We all know that, right? It's the energy that still resides in the field. So it's the energy of, uh, you know, what your mom thought. If your mom didn't have, uh, let's say your mom had a high school education and you went to college, you became a successful lawyer, you can't put your diploma on the wall because you feel like an imposter, people are gonna figure out, I'm really not that good. You have imposter syndrome, um, even though you're a very successful lawyer, right? Because in that, uh, you have an alignment with mom because as a
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  child, you love your parent unconditionally, subconsciously, whether they're nice or not, because you're dependent on them, and those patterns come back and repeat. But we're also, um, we're very, um, loyal, I'm gonna say loyal to the parents. And so if the mom didn't have a higher degree, and you might have been the first one going to college, you have a higher degree, it's your first one in the family, but you have imposter syndrome, you feel bad about it because you pass, you surpassed the lineage. You have a higher ... So it's just a matter of recognizing it and awaken that and create healing for that and saying," Wait a second, I feel like an imposter because it, I'm supposed to be online behind my mom. I'm supposed to be the, the little duckling following my mom. My mom, you know, is, is the person I look up to and I don't surpass her. I don't speak bad to her. I am following in line. "And it is human nature that we all wanna belong, right? And so
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  we give up, we give up, uh, speaking up, being heard because if the lineage valued, uh, productivity more than being seen and heard emotionally, that's what's gonna get passed down. So see how you get things, you get things on the DNA that you might not even know what happened to those people, and you're also conditioned by the way you're being raised. And you, when you're an infant, you can't regulate your nervous system yourself because you co-regulate with a caretaker, right? And those are infants. Anybody who has children knows that it's impossible to put a child to sleep if you're stressed, right? You have to pretend you're all the 29 things that's still on your to- do list after you put this baby down doesn't exist because the calmer you are, the more quickly that child is gonna go to sleep. So they co-regulate and they're completely dependent on you. So when we, you know, go through life, we can see that we get things on the DNA, we get things
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  from the nervous system, the way our parents interacted with us, the household we grew up in, the way we were conditioned to believe things, but then we also have the ancestral field. So when people, there are times when I work with people that don't even remember, they don't even know anything, they might have been adopted or, uh, the mom left the father before the baby was even born because he was abusive or he was an alcoholic, whatever, or you might have had wonderful parents. I love working with those people that say," It was like leave it to be your family. And I'm like, " I already know what you're struggling with. " Because the, the way we are raised and our nervous system tunes into that, and it's all subconscious. So even when we think that everything is, is, was great, if we have a mom or a parent or relatives, and we already know it's a problem because they couldn't see you, they couldn't love you, uh, they were, you know, not nice people that you didn't think that
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  they were nice to you, right? We already know that we have a problem, but sometimes people have struggled with things and they don't connect it to their parents or their upbringing or their relatives because they were nice and they, they see it as," Well, my parents were perfect. There was nothing wrong with them, right? But then the issue is actually still stemming from that because it, they're just more hidden and it's just harder to see it. So I developed something called, I studied ancestral healing under Mark William, which is a form of counseling and then, you know, a million classes in med school. And then, but then because I'm a medium, I, you know, I work with the spirit world, um, I integrated all of that and I developed what's called kindraya. And so it has the cognitive portion when we can use our mind and say," My mom was an alcoholic or my mom was abusive in some way. We already know there is an issue, right? "But sometimes we don't know that and then all this lives in our body, so we need that somatic awareness. And then when we don't know
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  anything about our past ancestors, we use our superconscious awareness. So we use our clairvoyance, clear audience, clarisentians, claricognizance, you know, if we close our eyes, and I've worked with clients where both of us see the same thing at the same time, which is just fascinating, right? It's like we're all tuning in and this is, I've done this many times with people, we tune in and we see the same thing or sometimes we get two different pieces, but they, they fit together, right? So it's very interesting because we are all intuitive creatures. It's just a matter of using that ability, but once we put all of that together, our cognitive awareness, our somatic awareness, where does it live in the body and what do I tune into in the field itself when I use my intuitive abilities? And it's just amazing what people can heal once you put it all together, right? So I've had people that lost communication with their mom, their child, and then we do a
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  healing and they say," I haven't spoken to my mom for 10 years. "We do a healing, an ancestral healing session, and then, you know, six months later, they come back and say," Oh, I want to work on this now. "And I say," You know, how did go with your mom? ""Oh, we're best friends now. We talk every day." And I've had, you know, and other people saying, "I lost communication with my daughter. I can see that I have heard you on podcast. I can see she's repeating a pattern." You know, when she was little, she was just a toddler, but I can see she's with a partner that was very much like my partner at the time, and I've lost communication. They are being managed by that partner. And, and then we do an ancestral healing, and then two weeks later I get an email saying, "Guess who called my daughter." Right? And they have no awareness that you're doing something. And I'm going to say these are the apples we threw to New York City. It's like we're all connected because when we, when, when we create healing, so for people who are struggling out there, don't think, "How do I fix that person?" Just think,
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  "What can I do to, to heal myself?" Because when you heal yourself, your frequency changes and your frequency is connected to everybody you know and everything that's out there, every thougt, every action, every reaction, it all counts because everything is just vibrational frequencies in the end. And so by everybody creating healing for themselves, they're literally creating healing for the world. Kara: That is so beautiful. I love that. you mentioned a couple of times that when people come to you and they're like, "It's not my mom, it's not my parents, they were great." And you say, "I already know Dr. Lotte: Yeah. Kara: wrong." Dr. Lotte: Yeah. Kara: But can you, Dr. Lotte: Yeah. Kara: you pull that thread a little bit? So what Dr. Lotte: Yeah. Kara: that you habitually see when people feel that they have, you know, great parents? Dr. Lotte: I'm gonna say the most common issue I see with those people is, "Oh, you know, we were leaving to be a family and, you know, we ha- had a happy childhood. Everything was great." I said, "Okay,
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  and, uh, what should we work on today?" "Well, so, you know, I've been married for 20 years and blah, blah, blah, but it's like, my, my partner is like, he doesn't see me. Like, I'm doing everything in the house. Like, you know, I, he doesn't notice me, he doesn't, you know, pay attention to me, so you have that disconnect, uh, where, and it's typically the woman, right? I do work with men too, but it's most often the women that feel like they're not being seen and heard or valued in the relationship. So then you say," Well, tell me about your parents. "Well, you know, mom was really loving and, uh, nurturing and, um, and I said," Yeah, and what was the relationship between your mom and dad? "Dad was very nice. He provided for the family, he brought home the paycheck, you know, he would help out, he mowed the lawn and he would, you know, fix things around the house and, you know, was your mom seen and heard by your, by your dad? Well, you know, they were happy, but, you know, my mom did everything as also just like you're doing everything, right? So you see the pattern repeating
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  and it's that unconditional love that we have for the parents and when we are raised that way, I said, so, you know, by, you know, sometimes you also know by the age, okay, you were born in the 50s, you were born in the 60s, the world was a different, at a different place, right, versus people who are born in the 80s, 70s, 80s, 90s, we all have our generational, um, issues that we work on. So when, during that era too, people who are, you know, I'm gonna say, even people who are born in the 80s, they're, because they were raised by the people that were born in the 50s and 60s. So that, the pattern just gives passed down, right, where we're taught not to speak back to mom and dad. You don't raise your voice, you do what you're told, um, if you help out and do the dishes, clean your room, um, help set the table, whatever it is, you're a good little girl, right? And, and you get a pat on the back and you earn your love that way. And so you, you do all the things your parent taught you to do and then you're, you're very
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  loved, you feel very good because mom says you did a good job, right? Now, that just basically carries right over into your relationship. You're doing the exact same thing. You have the same relationship with your partner that you had with your mother. So you're just repeating because when you set the table and you did the dishes and you cleaned your room when you were little, mom said, "Good job, honey. Good job." Like, you know, you got a pat on the back, but now you're doing the, all those things that earned you the love because you earned it, you're not, you're not getting the same response because you're dealing with a partner now, right? And so you're not getting, so it's like a disconnect, but we often don't see it because we're thinking, "I'm doing all the right things. Why don't I feel loved and supported?" Well, because that good, good job little girl is not there anymore. So I'm gonna say that is the most common thing I see. And once people see it, they're like, "Wow, I never even thought of it, " because we're so programmed to do what we were, were taught how to do things or
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  how to deal with things as a child. It's that subconscious. I mean, our subconscious mind is what rules us right? The conscious mind is like, you know, you see the pictures on social media, the tip of the iceberg above the water, and then the whole iceberg is underwater. I mean, that is your subconscious mind, right? It's, that's what rules us. And it's very hard to sometimes see where your own issues are coming from. It's very easy to see other people's issues, like, "Oh, why don't they do this? Why don't they do that? " But then looking at yourself is the hardest. Kara: Oh, yeah, totally. let's talk about intergenerational inheritance of behavior patterns and you've, you've talked ... I mean, we've, we've talked more or less about this, but there's some interesting research that you might be able to share here. Dr. Lotte: Yeah, there's some really interesting research that ... I'm gonna say the best study was done back in 2013, um, and it was intergenerational, um, odor fear conditioning. It was a, the study that was
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  done on mice, and it was published in Nature Neuroscience back in 2013. It was a study that was led by, um, Emory University School of Medicine by Brian Diaz. And what they did is they took male mice and exposed them to a cherry blossom smell. Every time the mice, the male mice smelled the cherry blossom, they got a little electric shock. So, of course, the male mice learned to be scared of the chairblosso smell because they're like, "Here comes the shock, right?" The electric shock. So they were scared of the cherry blossom smell. Well, then they took the sperm of the male mice, put it in the female mice, artificially inseminated the female mice with the sperm from these mice that had, had that electric shock. They never got to meet, so they didn't get to tell each other, okay? They just took the sperm, put it in the male, the female mice. Well, she gave birth to these little baby mice, and the baby mice were very, you know, uh, jumpy and afraid
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  of this cherry blossom smell, even though the baby mice had never received an electric shock. They were still fearful, right? They showed that behavior. And not only that, the, the, the receptor that smells the cherry blo- blossom was an M71 receptor, not that anybody will remember that, but the receptor, the, the smell receptor, the older receptor itself, the baby mice had a more M71 receptors so that they could detect the smell at even lower levels, right? So it shows like in that one generation, without them having been exposed to it, that fear was there. Now think of, think of your grandparents, think of the whole people that survived the Holocaust, or think of the grand, great grandparents that served in the war. So when you have people, let's say the grandfather survived World War II, and every time the sirens went off to warn people, here comes the airplanes that are gonna bomb us, right?
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  Everybody runs to shelter, and this grandfather, he thought every time the sirens went off, he said, "This is it, this is the day I die," right? He's gonna code that in his body. He's gonna tell his offspring, "Watch out for the sirens. Those, they could mean you're gonna die, right? Think of the mice." So, you know, he, he's gonna be, uh, you know, afraid of that siren. So when you get somebody, you know, further down the line, now a grandchild is born, and this grandchild, you know, I'm just making this example up based like to kind of, uh, correlate it to the my story, right? So here is somebody who is afraid of sirens, but this grandchild n- was never in an accident, hasn't been in a fire, has never, you know, been in a situation or traumatic event themselves where there were sirens, right? They're just panic or a- and have a lot of anxiety when they hear sirens. They're very afraid of it. Well, where is it coming from then, right? If it's not our own experience, if we had an experience, you know, you were
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  in a car accident, there were sirens and, you know, it was scary, you had your own traumatic experience. We know where it's coming from, but sometimes we have patterns or anxiety or behaviors that we don't understand where they're coming from. We're like, "Where's that coming from? Why is it? Why is it that one of my kids is petrified of, uh, you know, the train, the noise of the train?" And we've, you know, there's nobody that is afraid of the train in the house, we've never been close to the train, but every time they hear the train, they cry, they scream, right? Where is that coming from, right? Those are the things that, you know, it's kind of the unresolved puzzle pieces of life that sometimes we just don't know how to, uh, figure it out. I'm gonna say, "Let's take a look at the ancestors." Now we might not know an ancestor that, you know, had, uh, wa- was hit by the train or had something bad happen. That's when we use our superconscious abilities and we go into the ancestral field and we say, "All right, can somebody
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  show us something, see what comes?" Because we are all intuitive. We all, we are all born mediums, right, to a certain extent. Some people are supposed to be working with it, like me, I'm a professional medium, but other people are mediums just for themselves, right? So sometimes people, we lose loved ones and they say, "I saw my grandmother, I saw my dad, right? Or I smelled my mom's perfume, right? We all have that ability, but it doesn't mean we're gonna work with it. It's like saying, we can all sing happy birthday. It doesn't mean we're gonna be Taylor Swift tomorrow, right? Kara: Yeah. Dr. Lotte: So it's just, but we all have that capacity. Kara: Right. Well, and it's fascinating when you think about the ancestral line as well, where in order for us to get here today in 2026 or in the future when somebody's listening to this, wherever you are in time, um, one of our ancestors had to survive long enough to reproduce. that's, you
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  know, a long time for a human. That means that every single person in our ancestry going back generations made it to at least reproductive age. that means that we, our, our bloodline, our DNA goes back through history, every single person. So we may not know ... I mean, you've talked about this where it's like we may not know what our, who our grandparents were or who they, what they went through. We may not even know what our parent, who our parents were and what they went through, but every single person listening to this has a lineage that they don't understand what their ancestors went through to some extent. and and that'd be the majority of your ancestry you know? And, but there have been And this planet has been plagued by wars and famines and diseases and, you know, people crossing great barriers
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  through, through distance in order to get to safety and all of these things that lead to trauma. And then they were raising children along with that. So all of the, the foibles and the traumas and the that people were just trying to survive, and that just keeps getting carried generation after generation. It lands in our DNA. It lands in our blood. It lands in our quantum energy field. And so it really can just blow the mind when we think about the, the scope and breadth of, of the shoulders that we're standing on, you know, from a generational perspective you know? So your story is fascinating too because you were guided to go to medical school at age 54, and I'd love to know how that came about. Dr. Lotte: it is a funny story. So for 12 years, right, after my first near death experience, it was just this
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  constant, um, you know, premonition, seeing the future and so many different events. And after 12 years of this and writing things down, you know, when the spirit work, when the spirit world comes forward and says something, at this point, took me 12 years and I kind of laugh at how slow that, you know, progression is, but we know that it takes two to three decades for somebody who has had a near adult experience to actually fully integrate it. So it's a long process. So, you know, but it's ... We always think that, you know, tomorrow is everything's gonna be fine, but it's, it took me 12 years to really truly start trusting in the spirit world because I, for 12 years, I had taken notes, I knew that whatever came through is the truth. So after, you know, 12 years, I said, "All right, this is it. Like, I finally healed. Like I'm finally well." My watch ticked for 12 months because I have problems with watches and a lot of things that happened to people that have near death experiences to get electrical interference. So
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  my watches were all dying after one year, they ticked for a month, after two years, two months, I used to have 16, 17 watches in my drawer to see if one would start working again. So after 12 years, my watch ticked for 12 months. I was finally like over the bone marrow suppression. I was feeling well and it's, the funny part is all my, in my astrological chart too. So I've learned this over the last few years. Oh, I can see that this year. So anyway, I was looking on the computer and said, "I need to go back to work." Um, ever since I was a little girl, I wanted to be a doctor. I knew I was a healer. My father was a physician and I just didn't do, I didn't go that line. I married an American and I moved to the United States instead and majored in business and computer science. So here I am and I'm like, "I cannot go back to work in tech. Um, I have to, you know, change tracks and educate myself and, and work as a healer." So I find, I look on the computer and I find something that says naturopathic medical school and I said, "Wow, this is
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  amazing." It's like you integrate, you know, Western and Eastern medicine and put it all together and then I realized it was a real medical school. So then I said, "Oh, I'm in my 40s now. Like I can't go to medical school. I don't have any of the classes. I have to take biology, chemistry, organic chemistry, physics, and math and all the classes I didn't have. " And even if I do all that, and I pass those classes, there is no guarantee they're even gonna accept me. I'm gonna be so much older, right, than all the other students. So I just closed my computer, a little bit frustrated, walked to the kitchen, and I'm like, "I'll just look tomorrow, I'll find something else." And as I get to my kitchen, the spirit world drops in and they say, "You have to ... Oh, well, they say you have to, right? We still have a choice where it's, we have free will." But the message came across as you have to go to medical school, you have to be a naturopathic physician, you are to give people, you know, messages and healing and you're to combine east and west, which I took as kind of old and
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  new because naturopathic medicine is kind of all the new medicine put together and you are to write two books. No, wait, three. And that message, I was like, "Write what? " So that, I've gotten that message from four professional mediums, two in the United States and two in England when I started mediumship at Arthur Findley College, and it was always my mom and coming through, and the message was always exactly the same. You are to write two books ... No, wait, three. And it's always the same messages. It's fascinating. So it's Kara: That Dr. Lotte: confirmation. Yeah. Kara: Oh, my gosh. Dr. Lotte: so then I literally, I was enrolled, I went to Diablo, uh, Diablo Community College in East Bay San Francisco, because that's where we were living at a time, and this community college is bigger than a lot of university, universities. It has, I don't know, like 25 or 30,000 students. It's huge. Um, anyway, so I enrolled, I was literally in school like two
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  weeks later and I didn't even have high school biology. So I, my first class, I had to take advanced placement high school biology so I could get into freshman biology because I, I went to, you know, my, the last time I had science was You know, in Sweden it's, um, like junior high because we major in high school. So if you're gonna be a physician or a nurse, you go the science line in high school and you do all those pre-reqs that you do at the university here. We do those in high school and then you go straight from high school into nursing or medical school. So, but you know, back in the day when I went to school, I was like, oh, there's only like two girls that are gonna do the science line. I'm not gonna have any friends. And, you know, you're 14 years old or 15 years old and you're thinking, you know, it's much more important to have friends or have a boyfriend and all those things. So I ended up majoring in, in languages and business in high school. So they told me I had to go to med school and then, um, when I was 54, I
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  applied to two schools. I was accepted to both of them and I went to med school. Kara: Wow. Dr. Lotte: it's never too late, right? And then I wrote a book about it, med school after menopause, because I was already in menopause when I went to med school. Kara: Wow. Dr. Lotte: the book is really, there's one chapter about like being in med school and what's that la- what that's like. And for anybody out there that's listening to this and are thinking you are too old, you are not too old. I don't care if you're already in your 50s and you just have to start your pre-reqs because think of how old we're gonna get, okay? Pe- you see people on social media, you know, my grandma's cele- celebrating her 110th birthday, I have patients in their 90s that look like they're 70, okay? That, I mean, it's, it's, it's crazy because we have been conditioned to think that 60, you know, being in your 60s is, is old age, right? It's not. I have people, you know, 60s, 70s, 80s that are still out there. So if you're, you know, 55,
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  let's say, let's say 55, 65, 75, 85, you have at least 30 more years. Kara: Wow. Dr. Lotte: Now go backwards, like, you know, from 25 to 55, that whole period, you're still h- you still have that left. Kara: Yeah. Dr. Lotte: you know, think about how you wanna spend the rest of your life and if you wanna make a change, just do it. Kara: Yeah. I love that. Well, how does your medical ... Oh, sorry. How does your mediumship play into the work that you're doing? Dr. Lotte: Yeah, it always plays in. So it's really fascinating because when I graduated from med school, I was 58, and that was in 2016, uh, 10 years, I'm 68. So when I graduated, I had a whole business plan. I never thought that I was gonna work, do the work that I'm doing today. I had a whole business plan. I was gonna be director of my medical center. I was gonna open three medical centers, and I had this whole business plan coming from the business world,
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  right? And I, I knew exactly what I was gonna do. And as soon as I graduated, I met this woman. I was waiting for my license. I had taken my boards. I was waiting for my license and I studied, I went to study craniosacral, craniosacral therapy with the UpLedger Institute, and I met this woman and we had dinner and she said, "Oh, I didn't know anything about her." She said, um, "I'm a medium, by the way." And, um, she was like an executive kind of person, so I did not expect her to say that. And somebody's here who wants to talk to you. And literally, even though I had heard the spirit world for, you know, 25 years by now, that somebody else could give me a message from one of my relatives, I was very skeptical. So it's just, it's really funny. So this is, you know, this is only in 2016. And she said, "Oh, it's, you know, we figured out right away it's my mom, because she's talking about laying fish nets in the ocean and rowing the boat." I mean, who can, you can't even make this up. So I knew that this was true. She was actually talking to my mom
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  and she said, "You have to go, uh, study mediumship at Arthur Findley College in England." So six months later, I was at Arthur Findley College and then, you know, went five times in like two years or something back and forth because every time I went there, the spirit world was like, "You have to come back in six months. You have to come back." And it's like a, like a hurry because, and now I can see it very clearly because I had to step into this role by 2019. And so in 2019, uh, it was the first time I worked as a professional medium at a spiritual conference and ta- started teaching mediumship classes and then that became more integrated into being a medical intuitive or a medical medium. And even that started happening when I was in med school. I would see my patients in a meditation and then be assigned to that patient the next day that I've never seen or met and already knowing what was, what that person had experienced or traumatic events. And it's really interesting because it's been a lot of like traumatic, um, patients
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  that have trauma history, which then guided me to that ancestral healing. But so what happened, happened, um, as soon as I graduated, um, I would get patients, as soon as new patients, they'd walk through the door and the spirit world would say, lung cancer. And I'm like, lung cancer, this person's coming in for allergies and then sure enough, it would be lung cancer, right? Just following through and, and jumping through the extra hoops. So what I have learned, right, so when I hear the spirit world, I'm always gonna take that into account, right? So for this patient, I would then say, you know, you know, it's probably allergies because there's a lot of allergies going around right now and, but we're gonna do an x-ray just to make sure, right, if you're up for that, and sure enough, it comes back to lung cancer. So because when the spirit world speaks, I know to listen, but it's the same now. So what has happened is I've actually left, uh, being in the clinic, so I don't work in the clinic anymore. I only work, uh, intuitively as a medical medium with people
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  like around the world. And it's absolutely fascinating because sometimes I will get just, I will just get the diagnosis. Like we'll be talking about something, you know, tell me about your allergies or, you know, tell me why you scheduled this. And then the spirit world says, "Oh, I get a specific diagnosis." And I, and they haven't even said anything that goes along with this diagnosis yet, right? And I said, "This is the diagnosis I hear. Do you have any of these symptoms?" And they're like, "Oh yeah, blah, blah, blah." That, or I even had surgery for that. I'm like, okay, well there it is, but you still, this is still a, this is still a problem because I keep hearing it, they keep saying this diagnosis. So now it has just been this integration of, um, mediumship, right, working with the spirit world and working intuitively. So if I work as a medium, if I'm doing, um, you know, connecting with the, the parted loved one in the spirit world and I'm doing a mediumship reading, sometimes I will feel it. So I've had instances when I said, um, you know, "Your mom, did she have ovarian
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  cancer?" 'Cause I get the pain in my ovaries or I'll say, "Oh, did this person have, like I'll see like a hospital, I'll see a lot of IVs and then I'll get a pain in my left breast and I'll say, did this, did you, you know, wife have breast cancer?" And they go, "Yes, yes, she had breast cancer." I said, "It was worse on her left breast or started in the left breast because I feel the pain and then I'll feel the pain move to the right." So I was like, and then it spread to the right. And so it's really interesting how the information comes through, right? So I understand now why I had, why was I had to go to medical school because I'm supposed to help people find the right treatment. It doesn't matter where they are in the world and it's really fascinating because I've worked with people once I worked with somebody in Romania and it was about their child, um, and anyway, I said, uh, they have, your child has this and I happen to know the one doctor in Romania that can help you. Like I had just learned and it's
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  fascinating. Like I'll hear about that doctor and then like, it's, it's almost like a joke now, who is, who needs this person because I'm getting the information now and, and then like a few days or a week goes by and there is the person who needed that. And it's like we are so divinely guided because I, you know, working like this every day and working with people around the world, we can, I can see how guided we all are. And people tell me, I, before I went to bed last night, I said, you know, I, I need somebody who can help me with this problem, right? It doesn't matter if it's ancestral healing or if it's, you know, a medical thing. And then they said, and then I woke up at two and I turned on my computer and I said, "I'm gonna watch something on YouTube and then you popped up and then I listened to you and now I'm here." Right? I mean, it's so, I mean, Kara: Wow. Dr. Lotte: so guided, Kara: Yes. Dr. Lotte: you know, we feel that top on the shoulder kind of, and then we get guided, like, "I don't know, I'm just gonna schedule a session, right?" And then
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  there's something, and it happens all the time. It doesn't matter if it's ancestral heal or medical intuitive or I do a session called, um, Messages for Spirit Guides, I'm gonna say it's probably the most fun session, um, where I sketch quickly what I see and I learned, this is what's something I learned during the pandemic. Um, I wanted to go to Arthur Findy College, but it was never the right time. And I have never been able to draw anything in my whole life. I've always drawn stick figures, could not draw for my life, took a course and we just followed along and as the teacher is drawing the portrait of what she's seeing, like it just looks like an egg. I already see the face. So I already know what that was gonna come and then the face comes out as she's drawing it and we're like going along on our little pad trying to do what she's doing and then she goes, "That's it. I'm gonna put you in groups now." And I'm like, "I can't draw. Like how, how am I supposed to do this? And sure enough, you know, faces come out and it's fascinating. I
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  learned to draw literally in an hour and I've never been able to draw in my whole life. So this is like the spirit world that all of a sudden allows you to do something. It's like, um, I played the piano as a child, my husband and my ex- husband played the guitar, always wanted to know how to play the guitar. In one week, after my near death experience, I knew how to play the guitar. And then we had friends over and we were playing together and all my friends were, like all our friends were saying, "Wow, I didn't know you know how to play the guitar." And I just knew a couple of songs, right? And not, not like a big deal. And they're like, "I, I didn't know you played the guitar. Oh my gosh, like how many years have you been playing?" And I'm like, "I learned last weekend, right?" So it's just weird because all of a sudden that skill is there and I've seen it to many people that have gone to Arthur Findy College, my best friend that I grew up with, she became, she's a nurse and she also became a medium, but her, um, her path was to be an artist. In like two years,
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  she went from never having drawn a thing to having exhibitions like people come and buy her paintings, okay? Kara: Wow. Dr. Lotte: years, I mean, it's crazy. The thing is, we all, we are all that good at something, okay? Everybody incarnated for a purpose. Now she worked as a nurse, she's in her early 60s, right? Her whole life, she's been a nurse, but now it's time to step into this other phase of life and while, you know, once she retires from nursing, she's just gonna be painting for the rest of her life. So sometimes we don't get to find out our gifts just like I didn't get to find out my gifts until really I, I graduated from med school when I was 58, which was my Saturn return and all of a sudden my life took a com- 180 degree turn and all of a sudden I was thrown into mediumship and working spiritually with people and now I understand why I needed the degree because it's that integration of being a medium and, and working with, with people and helping people.
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  But the messages from spirit guides, when I draw the face, um, I once had a client, he was, I think he was in his 70s and he had a, he had a monk, so I drew this monk and I held up the picture and I always take a picture and email it to the people too, so they have a picture of it. And it's just a super quick sketch, you know, it takes five minutes or less just so they can see what I see, right? And I showed him the picture and he said, "Yeah, I know this monk. I met him. I met him. I had a near death experience when I was in my 30s and I met that monk and I know he's my guide." So Kara: Oh my Dr. Lotte: it's, and it just gives you ... I mean, I still, I still love to get confirmations on things because I'm so, I'm still so scientific. So I love when the spirit world can confirm these things. Um, and once I drove a picture of this man, he had this big burly black bear, beard, and this is the one time I had a relative or somebody we know, um, show up. It was her
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  husband, her, he had died in a car accident the year earlier, and she, and she goes, "That's my husband, you just drew my husband." And she got his driver's license and held it up for me, and it was the exact copy of what his picture and his driver's license looked like. So Kara: Wow. Dr. Lotte: I, sometimes it could be a relative that is your guide, uh, that's coming up, but we all also have, we have a team of guides. So, but the one I typically get is like the main guide, but I'm gonna say her husband was her main guide at that time, so But it's fascinating, right? We're all guided, Kara: Oh my goodness. Well, this has just been amazing. I've loved talking to you so much. Please tell everybody how they can connect with you. Dr. Lotte: Uh, yeah. So the best way to connect is just to go to my website, which is Dr. Lottie, so D-R for, for doctor, D-R-L-O-T-T-E, doctorlotti.com. And you'll, I'm gonna say, you can either book a session or you can see all the
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  different sessions I do, ancestral healing, medical intuitive, messages on spirit guides, um, mediumship, wholehearted, which is kind of a, like a, a little bit of everything I accept mediumship. Um, and you can just book a session there and, uh, if you're not ready to book yet, you, you know, please sign up for the email because that's how, you know, we, uh, announce different things like I'm gonna be teaching a class or, uh, yeah, I teach for the Shift Network, I teach for the geosophical society, so, uh, and other places. So that's the best way of staying up to date is to, uh, sign up for the email. Kara: Beautiful. Well, thank you so much for spending time with me today and coming on Soul Elevation. It's really been a joy to talk to you. Dr. Lotte: Yeah, it was a pleasure meeting you and being a guest on your show. Thank you so much for joining me for this episode of Soul Elevation. If someone in your life would be inspired or uplifted by what you heard today, please take a moment to share it with them. These are the kinds of conversations that ripple