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David W. Letts was born in 1947 in New York City. He grew up in a Lutheran minister’s family with his older sister and brother. David entered college to study music, but in the shadow of the Vietna...mehr sehenDavid W. Letts was born in 1947 in New York City. He grew up in a Lutheran minister’s family with his older sister and brother. David entered college to study music, but in the shadow of the Vietnam War switched to history and sociology. He filled his extracurricular hours with peace education/activism and, after being rejected for conscientious objector status, became a war resister by publicly returning his draft card to the government in 1968.
David later graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Oregon, majoring in psychology and minoring in philosophy. He earned his M.A. at the University of Saskatchewan (Regina), Canada, with a holistic critique of the typical course introducing psychology to university students.
As a Ph.D. student, David’s research on lucid dreams led to “midwifing” two women’s openings to psychic-spiritual communication, particularly that of Siofra Bradigan, channel for Moita and further entities. He was a regular participant and transcriber for over 300 of these conversational, interactive sessions, shared with hundreds of participants from 1976 to 1985. He also edited the journal Rays devoted to selected transcripts and related experience.
David has applied his holistic outlook in his writings and in teaching a variety of university psychology courses. He has led or co-led dream workshops, among other groups, and guided past-life regressions, across western Canada.
A new, fulfilling phase of life began in 1986 when David met his soon-to-be wife Margi. Between 1987 and 2011, they lived in Victoria, British Columbia, which enabled them to explore Vancouver Island and the rest of B.C. and the West Coast. David and Margi then returned to Regina, renewing former contacts. David has given presentations at Saskatchewan’s annual Paranormal Symposium: on “The Reality of Crop Circles” in September 2011, and on “Channeling and 2012” in the year this book is published.weniger sehen