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The Monk's Path
A Tale of Reincarnation, Sacred Promises, and Ancient Vows

Rod Bradley

The Monk's Path

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Published by Mercury Book Publishing, The Monk's Path: A Tale of Reincarnation, Sacred Promises, and Ancient Vows is the first book since Konstantin Raudive’s groundbreaking bestseller Breakthrough in 1971 to provide readers with access to disembodied voices from another dimension.

However, this is not merely a technical exploration; it is a deeply personal journey through the most traumatic period of the author’s life. During this time, he utilised his psychic abilities to communicate with the spirit world and recorded their comments and responses.

This is a true story of love and suffering, loss and sadness, detailing the communication between the dead and the living, alongside a spiritual odyssey that encompasses a past life investigation in 17th-century Sicily, the presence of a phantom monk, clairvoyance from several of Britain’s finest psychic mediums, precognitive dreams, and the concept of predetermination, which suggests that we are all merely actors in a grand play, with our lives seemingly scripted. In an honest and unvarnished account, the author also shares the mental health challenges that accompany being psychic while navigating the tumultuous waters of a fractured relationship.

As one psychic medium remarked during a reading she gave to the author, “There’s almost a kind of magical ritual—a thread of reincarnation, yes, but also a kind of time slip. It’s really beyond my knowledge, and in my thirty years of being a psychic medium, I’ve never come across anything like this.”

The invitation here is not to accept blindly, but to embrace a spirit of inquiry. In doing so, you will not only discover an extraordinary story but also gain the opportunity to hear some of the voices through the website. This opens a space for the mystery and wonder of life’s deeper dimensions to reveal themselves, perhaps challenging your perceptions and enriching your understanding of reality.

You can hear ten voices from the book below and two on the 'Fate and Past Lives' page. The recording quality varies depending on the location and background noise at the time.

"Scared for him, I'm screaming."

Five months before the separation, I received another warning, this time from Sarah through TDC. Her voice rang out with urgency, as she literally shouted, “Scared for him, I’m screaming!” She had every reason to be frightened.

"Remember you're a monk."

One day, while recording a programme on the radio, I heard a disembodied voice cut in, clear and unmistakable: “Remember, you’re a monk.” It was a TDC I could not tear myself away from; it had a depth and gravity that had an incredibly powerful effect on me.

"He's brought us home. He's ever so tired."

At first, the recording seemed unremarkable, filled with nothing but silence. But then, suddenly, a voice emerged with startling clarity. It sounded like a young female, and the words were unmistakable: “He’s brought us home, he’s ever so tired.” The moment I heard this, I was overwhelmed with goosebumps on top of goosebumps! This recording felt remarkably different from most of my previous TDCs; it had an ethereal quality, something elusive and hard to put into words.

"Top of the morning, but the future is rough ... for now."

As I sifted through the distorted sounds, patterns emerged, revealing not one but six messages buried in the static. The most chilling of these was unmistakably clear: “Top of the morning, but the future is rough… for now.”

"India, the Problem is you're Christian"

One message, in particular, stood out: “India, the problem is you’re Christian.” Despite not feeling especially Christian—since I rarely attended church or read the Bible—it became clear that the broader universe had a different perspective on my spiritual identity. This message illuminated the disconnect between my personal experiences and the spiritual influences at play.

"Listen, listen Roderick, you must acknowledge me."

Intrigued by the initial message and longing to know who I had brought ‘home’, I decided to reverse the sound clip and was astonished to find another equally clear voice, though it sounded distinctly different from the first. This reversed message said, “Listen, listen Roderick, you must acknowledge me.”

Spirit Voices

"There's a rough track, an unorthodox path."

Would Dixie’s reading reveal more clues when put through TDC?

The first TDC I uncovered seemed to capture the essence of my life: “There’s a rough track, an unorthodox path.”

"I'd love to take Rod home."

My thoughts drifted back to a TDC I had recorded with Sarah while discussing my earlier visit to Sicily with her mother: “I’d love to take Rod home.”

"I was in love with you. Oh, shut up, we know who you are."

Another particularly intriguing session involved a discussion among Linda, Sarah, and myself about the possibility of past lives. During this conversation, I remarked, via TDC, “I was in love with you,” and my wife responded, “Oh, shut up, we know who you are.” Though her response was somewhat blunt, it was fascinating. What did it mean?

"Thank God, I walk without them pills."

To my utter astonishment, I distinctly heard my father’s voice, a voice I had not heard since his passing in 2002. He spoke directly to me, saying, “Thank God, I walk without them pills.”

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