We have received many new members this past few months and after Martha Copeland appeared on the Montel Williams Show.  Many of these new members ask questions about the Big Circle and group recording sessions.

The Big Circle consists of our loved ones in spirit along with their loved ones in the physical world. The realization that this group existed in the spirit world, and was trying to connect to their loved ones here in the physical world, prompted members of the AA-EVP to form a special group called “Big Circle – Bridge to the Afterlife,” which is now referred to simply as the “Big Circle.” This group is made up of bereaved parents, spouses, siblings, and friends, whose mission is to build a channel, a Bridge to the Afterlife. We do this by joining our energies together on alternate Thursdays at 8:00 PM . (We try to keep upcoming recording dates listed at here.) We effectively conduct a worldwide group recording session. Some participants join together in groups, or individually from their homes, making a joint effort to record for about five minutes.

Originally, the group tried to all record at 8:00 PM Eastern Standard Time but this was difficult for members in different time zones. Martha even received emails from people saying that they snored through the designated recording time, so it was decided that members should try to record at 8:00 PM on Thursday no matter what time zone they were in.  This would make it possible for members overseas to be a part of the recording group. Even if you can’t record exactly at 8:00 PM on the recording date, conduct a recording as close to that time and day as you can. From Martha, “The group energy will be there, and if you miss a recording session, try to do one when you can.” If you receive EVP please share them with the Big Circle group on the Idea Exchange. You may pick up a voice that belongs to another member’s loved one. Spirit may use someone else in the group as a channel to get their message across to their loved one in the physical world.

Begin your recording session with a prayer of protection and then ask for assistance from the Big Circle Spirit Team to bring your loved one, or the loved one of another AA-EVP member, through.  You may want to have a picture of your loved one close by.

Any type of recorder can be used and it does not have to be expensive. Speaking so that your voice will be recorded, ask questions and then making sure to be quiet long enough for your loved one to answer back. We recommend ten or fifteen seconds. Think of your loved one and perhaps looking at a photograph if you have one. Record no longer than five minutes and end the session with a prayer of thanks and send healing energy throughout the universe. Then listen to your recording using headphones. There are instructions here.

EVP messages recorded during these sessions are shared on the AA-EVP Idea Exchange discussion board under the Big Circle topic.

A note about attaching EVP samples: save them as mp3 files, mono, Sample Rate = 11025. Try to reduce the sample to some of your voice and the EVP or just the EVP. This will make it easier for others to listen to them. There are instructions in the “Techniques” section of the web site.

Be sure to visit the Big Circle pages of the website, and here for more information on recording with the circle.

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