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I must say that the 'Shadow' interview given by Stuart Wilde is the best interview I've ever had the opportunity to hear.

Of course for the immense knowledge and wisdom of Stuart, but also for the immense interviewing
capability of Nicole Whitney. She just allowed Stuie to talk, allowed him to flow, and that my friend produced the best interview I have ever seen.

I am a listener of Coast to Coast with George and Art, yet this interview with her is the best, the most powerful. Art is of course great, but he will even interrupt the guest in order to say something. Nicole Whitney just allowed him to talk, and showed a level of humbleness and openness and allowing that is remarkable.

This one interview marks you as the best interviewer I know, and I thank you for sharing your skill.

You may get many emails Nicole Whitney, but if you could find the time to read this one and even just reply saying you got it, I would be very thankful.

Cezyl
Darryl E. Berry Jr.

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I just listened to your most recent archived interview
with Stuart Wilde, and I was moved to write a
heartfelt thank you to all three of you: Nicole,
Stuart, and Dannion.

Nicole: Thank you for following your heart.

Stuart: I have been listening to other interviews
with you recently (as I have been listening to you and
reading your works for many years now) and was
slightly troubled by your reactions to and
descriptions of "The Morph." In this one interview, I
was able to finally "feel" and better understand what
you been communicating. My heart opened up just a
little bit more. I am grateful to you for doing this
interview.

And, a personal note to Dannion: I have been
following your life for a very long time now ...
through TV, your books & video, attending one of your
lectures in Oregon and even talking with you for a
moment on the Art Bell show. There has never been one
moment in the last 12-15 years when I have seen
anything coming from you other than a complete
dedication to help humanity lose it's fear and move
forward into a new consciousness in whatever way you
could find to help us do that. You were apologetic
during that interview, and I ask you not to apologize.
My prayer is simple: that any who criticize you live
long enough to gift the world with just a fraction of
your passion. Should that happen, we will all move
faster toward what we came here to do in the first
place.

Thank you all, with Love,
Barbara