Ep. 204 Debra Diamond - From Wall Street to Psychic Medium Researching NDE's and More

Former Wall Street money manager, CNBC commentator and much more, Debra Diamond is our guest today. In 2008, she had an extraordinary experience that left her with unconventional powers. She left a high-profile life to pursue a life of spirituality and purpose.

Debra earned an MBA from The George Washington University, has a graduate degree from Christie's Education and has a PhD from the Esoteric Interfaith Theological Seminary. She is also a former Professor at The Johns Hopkins University.

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[marykwiecinski]

Sandra. I enjoy your show. I was a little taken back after Debra Diamond mentioned that a woman who had a NDE Who downloaded quantum physics formulas had a box load of formulas which she did not know what to do with them. Your comment after Debra said that this woman was a former hairdresser. Your reply was oh wow I wasn’t expecting that. Kind of knocked me off balance. Artistic people can also have hi IQ’s. Many of my stylist friends are very smart.

[cathrinegustavsson]

Very interesting show Sandra.! Love the fact that this is a career woman with high intelligence , it makes it so much more powerful.

[deirdrieloverso]

I love your shows. I've watched almost every single one. I want a reading from an accurate psychic. Can you recommend one whose rates aren't too high?

[lawrencefure]

Not everyone has anything happen when they are close to death. When I was 18 I suffered a traumatic amputation of my right leg. The surgeon that worked on me told me that if I had made it to the hospital ten minutes later than I did there would have been nothing they could have done for me. Only to make me confortable and let me die from the loss of blood. I didn't experience anything like other people describe when they have a NDE. I do believe that they did experienced what they describe. It just didn't happen to me.

[crackerjax]

I wonder if she hears the Taos hum...I hear it down here in Quemado.

[gemmaclare]

Sandra, you should interview Jeffrey Long!

[Zyeman]

She says "you know" in every sentence and it gets old fast.