Seers see into the Spirit Realm

The spirit realm is real. Some people actually see into this world and how it interacts with the physical reality the rest of us experience. These people can be called Seers.

This site explains and offers advice about this ability (or gift) as well as related supernatural, paranormal, or spiritual phenomena, such as ridding your life and home of dark spiritual forces (spiritual house cleansing). If you are a new visitor, you might want to start here.

SSM Ep 3: Horoscopes and the Bible

Posted by Doug on
 June 29, 2014
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What’s the social impact when tens of millions of people read their horoscopes every day for decades? What is God’s view regarding horoscopes? What is prophecy? What’s your sign? In this podcast, I explore horoscopes and the Bible, along with a discussion of God’s sovereignty and prophecy. Download this episode (right click and save) Really, this is 3 messages blended into one…

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Ouija Board and Talking to Spirits

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 June 19, 2014
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My wife and I were watching “The Fosters” the other night on Netflix… well, ok, to be honest, she was watching “The Fosters” and I was on Facebook, but we were in the same room, and I was kind of paying attention. “The Fosters” is a show about a married lesbian couple, whose last name is “Foster” and they are…

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New Page for Teen Seers

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 May 8, 2014
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I’ve added a page here specifically for teen seers and their friends, and thrown it in the top menu bar. Parents and others will find useful links there as well. It’s mainly a list of posts discussing testimonies from teen seers I’ve met. And on that page, I release a secret… shhhh. I can’t help it. I love working with…

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Seers and Worship Leaders

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 April 18, 2014
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At first, seers and worship leaders may not have an obvious connection. What does seeing in the spirit realm have to do with worship? What indeed… Many years ago in a church my wife and I attended, the worship leader told me that during the worship part of a service, “Sometimes the presence of God is so thick in this…

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“I see ghosts”

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 March 14, 2014
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Many people walk around thinking to themselves, “I see ghosts.”  Some of these people see them with their eyes, clearly. I call these people seers. The questions they have include… what are ghosts? What are they seeing? They feel like the boy in “The Sixth Sense” who says “I see dead people.” You know the one.  He sees them “All…

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Our Purpose Here

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 February 4, 2014
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It’s time to discuss our purpose here at Seers See.  I’ve had some interesting feedback regarding presenting at the youth conference mentioned here. I’d like to encourage new visitors who are horrified at the prospect of teaching teens how to see spirits. That is not what I do.  On this website, we acknowledge that lots of people see things in…

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Reverb: Talking with Seers at a Youth Retreat

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 February 3, 2014
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This last weekend, I attended a youth retreat, called Reverb 2014, in the Midwest (of the United States) where I spent some time talking with seers. About 300 teens and adult leaders attended. This is the same event I attended last year (referred to here and here). This year, I hosted 2 1-hour workshops on the Spirit World: Having Eyes to…

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The Advent – “Hark,” the Herald Angel Sang

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 December 22, 2013
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This is a fictionalized account of the Shepherds the night Jesus was born. “The wolves are out tonight.” For a shepherd, there was no greater danger, no greater risk to life and limb.  In this case, the warning was taken both figuratively and literally. Yes, the wolves were out. Their howls carried on the wind. But the greater danger lay…

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The Advent – Family Ties at Christmas

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 December 20, 2013
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For many, Christmas is a time of tension amidst family members who don’t see each other often. In fact, this “tradition” begins with Mary and Joseph visiting Joseph’s family in Bethlehem. The Traditional Story is Unrealistically Silly The traditional story has Joseph traveling to Bethlehem alone with a very pregnant wife, who goes into labor as they enter town. They…

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