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The Metaphysical Hour, September 18, 2026

The Metaphysical Hour, September 18, 2026

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The Metaphysical Hour with Julia Cannon and Tracie Mahan A Video from the RETREAT! Dragon Energy, Simultaneous Lifetimes, Protecting Your Field, and Contact From the Other Side Recorded live in front of a retreat audience, Julia Cannon and Tracie Mahan of The Metaphysical Hour take audience questions on simultaneous lifetimes, protecting empathic energy, QHHT past-life research, and signs from loved ones and extraterrestrial contact, with Tiffany moderating from the crowd. Lighting the Grid at the Retreat Julia Cannon opens the recording by asking the live retreat audience to call out where they are from, describing the exercise as a way of lighting up a shared energetic grid with each person's heart light. Voices ring out from Orlando, Denver, Montreal, Seattle, and beyond as Julia encourages the crowd to keep going. Tracie Mahan then explains the show's regular broadcast time, Friday nights on BBS Radio and YouTube, and introduces Tiffany, affectionately called Butterfly Tiffany or Princess Tiffany, who normally moderates questions from the back office. Tracie tells viewers watching later that this session is being recorded rather than streamed live, since it is happening in person during the retreat. The hosts turn to the retreat's atmosphere itself, noting a recurring dragon theme all week, including a small dragon figurine on every hotel dresser, and asking how many guests know their own dragon guide or were born in the Year of the Dragon. Simultaneous Lifetimes and Parallel Timelines Tiffany reads the first audience question, asking whether lifetimes can overlap within what people think of as linear time. Julia Cannon answers by recalling how she first encountered these ideas reading the Seth books in the late nineteen-seventies, struggling to absorb their dense concept of simultaneous time until a vivid mental image stayed with her: a multilayered, transparent game board on which moves on one level affected the others. She says she now understands that image as a picture of how many lives are lived at once. Tracie Mahan builds on the idea, describing how a soul can love a particular era enough to start a parallel life running alongside the current one, so that everyone in the room becomes, in a sense, an aspect of one another and of source. She reminds the audience to use discernment, keeping only what resonates and letting the rest go, and Julia praises her use of the word "platform" to describe these layered realities. Water, Moon Energy, and a Playful Mix-Up Asked about intelligent water, Tracie Mahan points to the animated film Frozen II, where water is shown holding memory, and compares that idea to the practice of blessing water and to experiments that suggest water responds to words and intention. She calls water a living consciousness that everything on the planet depends on. When a listener asks about moon water, Tracie admits she can only speculate, guessing it means water charged by lunar energy the way it is also charged by solar rays, and Julia agrees the water likely takes on the frequency of whichever body charges it. The mood turns comic when Tiffany relays a garbled written question that seems to ask how to explain to clients that one's coworkers are extraterrestrials. After confused back-and-forth, a woman in the audience clarifies she meant to ask how she, as a QHHT practitioner who channels information from what she calls sky people, should discuss that with her own clients. Julia advises letting it come up naturally rather than announcing it upfront. Protecting Energy and Male Practitioners Turning to a question about protecting and cleansing personal energy, Tracie Mahan describes empaths as reaching out like an octopus with tentacles constantly absorbing everyone else's feelings, and recommends visualizing those tentacles pulled in close, especially in crowded places, along with the retreat's shared image of a pyramid of white light and simple grounding practices like earthing or an imagined shower washing energy away. Julia Cannon adds that feeling a need for protection often reflects an underlying belief in vulnerability, and encourages listeners to set boundaries from a place of safety rather than fear. Asked why more women than men seem to become QHHT practitioners, Tracie notes that men are joining in growing numbers and links the shift to a broader movement toward what she calls divine feminine balance, in which men are learning to feel and express emotion after years of being told not to. She shares that she has pursued this path since her teenage years and now, at fifty-five, sees the wider culture opening in ways it never did before. QHHT Trauma Work and Tracing Past Lives Asked whether QHHT sessions suit clients dealing with stress-related trauma who are unwilling to revisit painful memories, Julia Cannon says yes, explaining that a session is not built around forcing someone to relive every detail; the client's higher self decides what is most appropriate to ...
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