Richard Martini - Past life Regression - Architecture of the Afterlife: The Flipside Code

Hello and welcome to the Spirit Guides Podcast with your host Mark Chatterton. Today I am pleased to welcome on board from the USA, film maker, author and musician, Richard Martini. Rich has been involved in directing and making films in Hollywood for several years now including, You Can’t Hurry Love, Point of Betrayal and My Bollywood Bride. In 2012 he directed a documentary on the work of Michael Newton on past life regression, and it is through his work in filming past life regression sessions that he has become involved in the world of the Afterlife, or the “Flipside” as he calls it. As a result, he has written and published six books about this subject. His first book, Flipside: A Tourist’s Guide on how to Navigate the Afterlife, became a best seller on Amazon. He has recently released his sixth book, entitled Architecture of the Afterlife: The Flipside Code – Discovering the Blueprint for the Great Beyond. He also regularly has a “Hacking the Afterlife Podcast” which you can see on his website “The Martini Shot”. I think you would agree that Rich has plenty of different experiences to talk about, so a warm welcome to the show Rich.

How did you first get involved with filming these past life regressions?

You come from a Catholic background and were naturally sceptical when you first started recording these past life regressions. What was it that made you change your viewpoint about all this? Was there one particular event which affected you or was it a gradual process?

I understand that you have done some past life regressions yourself and that you have found that you once lived the life of a Buddhist monk in Tibet. What did you make of that and how has that revelation affected you?

In 2006 you visited Tibet, making a documentary with the Buddhist scholar, Robert Thurman, (father of actress Una Thurman). Before that you had made another documentary on Tibetans in exile in Dharamansala, India. So you seemed to being drawn to Tibet at that time?

What’s your view about angels?

In your latest book, Architecture of the Afterlife: The Flipside Code you include a session with the British medium, Tony Stockwell, who will be familiar to many of our viewers and listeners. How did you come to meet up with him and who did he channel in the session he did for you?