More information on the Recording Circle (also
referred to as the “Big Circle” in the context of
both the physical and spiritual worlds) is available
at the
Big Circle website.
The group recording sessions are continuing. A then-new member,
Patti, sent an email to Karen Mossey asking for more information
about the group. Included here is a summary of
questions and answers, provided courtesy of Karen:
Karen: Welcome to our world Patti, I will try to
answer some of your questions.
Patti: I am absolutely fascinated with the idea of
getting a group of people together specifically for
the purpose of recording EVP. For those who are
currently sitting in such a group, could you give me
some information about your group: Where do you
meet?
Karen: We have a meditation Circle which we call,
“Recording Circle—Bridge to the Afterlife,” which is
all over the country and involves a coming together
of anyone in the group [AA-EVP Idea Exchange] or
family/friends who wish to record or meditate in an
effort to reach our loved ones through EVP or
meditation.
Patti: Do you change locations?
Karen: Location is wherever you are and can
participate. Martha has hers in a Darkroom which her
husband Don built for her. It is similar to a psychomanteum.
Patti: Do you meet at a set day and time?
Karen: Usually every other Thursday at 8:00 PM EST.
(We try to keep upcoming recording dates listed
at
here.)
Patti: How many people are there in your group? How
many usually attend a session? WHERE DID YOU FIND
THEM??
Karen: No set number. Just whoever wishes to
participate. Participants are AA-EVP members and
their relatives or friends.
Patti: Do your sessions have a set order?
Karen: We begin at 8:00 PM EST and record/meditate
for ten minutes and then usually do a brief review
and then one more ten minute session.
Patti: Is there a designated leader for the session?
Karen:
Martha Copeland founded the Sessions but we are
all part of the Circle.
Patti: Does this change for each session? How many
people are taping during the session? When do you
review the tapes?
Karen: No, unless indicated. Sometimes we have to
change the day or time but we try to be consistent.
I believe our communicators would appreciates this
consistency as they are working to a schedule as
well and since they have work to do just as we do,
it is a time they can plan on.
[Note: The number of people recording varies
and is not really known since many who do
participate, do not often post messages to
the group. Each participant reviews his or
her recording from the session. Should they
record an EVP that seems to apply to the Big
Circle, perhaps a message that is clearly
from one of the experimenter's loved ones,
the message is posted in the
Idea Exchange]
Patti: Anything else I should know???
Karen: Join us if and when you are able. We would
benefit form your energy, especially considering
your expertise and field of study and practice.
A most warm welcome to you.
Patti: I just want you to know how very, very glad I
am to have found you!
Karen: And we are glad to have you.
As you can see in the
article about the Big Circle, It began as a
spontaneous gathering of AA-EVP members and
loved ones on the other side. In some instances,
we feel certain that a loved one on the other
side has guided their parent, sibling or spouse
to the AA-EVP and to participation with the Big
Circle as a way of making contact. It is true
that the AA-EVP
Idea Exchange is closed to the public as a way of
protecting members, but we understand that the
Big Circle
itself is a universal idea that everyone should
be able to participate in.
By deciding to make contact with a loved one, by
learning to record for EVP and by recording with
the group on the designated days and times, you
effectively open yourself to the possibility of
contact. Not everyone has made contact, and
there are no guarantees that you will. But,
everything you need to know is available on the
techniques pages
of this website at no charge, so you only risk
time and effort in the beginning--assuming you
have something inexpensive that will record
voice.
You can also consider asking one of the
Certified Practitioners to help if you do
not have success for yourself. (We do encourage
the Certified Practitioners to charge a small
fee to offset the time and effort they expend in
the behalf of clients.)
Remember too, that the best way to contact a
loved one is through meditation and communion
using your inner senses.
