Ask the Angel with Rachel Corpus

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14 Oct

Ask the Angel with Rachel Corpus, October 13, 2026

Ask the Angel with Rachel Corpus A Live Paranormal Investigation of the Historic Gabriel House with Shade Rachel Corpus broadcasts live from the haunted Gabriel House in Des Moines with her husband Ed and artist-intuitive Shade, testing paranormal tools and tracing the mansion's history ahead of an overnight investigation fundraiser. Broadcasting From a Haunted House Rachel Corpus opens the broadcast with a wink, warning listeners that if the signal glitches tonight it might be the unusual Wi-Fi or it might be the ghosts, because the show is originating live from the historic Gabriel House in Des Moines, in the Union Park neighborhood near the Des Moines River. She explains that she and her husband, Ed, once lived in another haunted historic home and promises that story for another night. Tonight's focus is the Gabriel House itself, and she introduces her friend Shade, an artist and intuitive who has produced art shows at the house and now works with owner David Barzen on events, including ghost investigations. Corpus tells callers lighting up her phone that she will not be taking calls this week, asking for grace, and teases an overnight live-streamed investigation of the house's basement and attic, nicknamed the witch's hat, planned as a fundraiser later in the month. Paranormal Tools and the REM-Pod Behind Corpus and Shade sits a rocking chair holding a REM-Pod, a device that lights up when a spirit's energy disturbs its field, and Corpus demonstrates it for listeners while asking any presence in the room to touch it. Ed arrives from work and shows off his newest gadget, a parabolic microphone that gathers sound from across a room and feeds it into Corpus's Yeti microphone so any spirit voice would be heard on air. Corpus also displays a K-II meter, which flashes with electromagnetic activity and doubles as a way to rule out ordinary electronics, and a spirit box, which scans radio frequencies so that spirits can allegedly borrow the static to form words. She says the spirit box will mostly wait for the planned overnight investigation because of how loud it is, but promises listeners a taste of it later in the broadcast once the historical background of the house is covered. The Gilded Age Lumber Baron's House Corpus walks through what she has learned about the Gabriel House, built in 1890 for Rees Gabriel, described as the lumber baron of Iowa for owning thirty-seven lumber yards and supplying materials across the state. Gabriel bought architectural plans from the George Barber Company of Knoxville, Tennessee, then hired another firm to add extra closets and the turret room Shade calls the witch's hat. Corpus wonders aloud whether the tower was built simply to watch the Des Moines River or, since 1890 sat squarely in the age of spiritualism, to hold séances, noting that houses of that era sometimes used round rooms because, as Shade puts it, spirits cannot hide in a corner. Corpus names Gabriel's wife, Jennie Brewer Gabriel, and their four daughters, Jennie, Grace, Myrtle and Blanche, while admitting she could not find much about Gabriel's personal character beyond his evident attention to detail and business. A Dark Entity Named Hiccup Shade shares a story a former roommate told her about the bedroom where she and Corpus are now sitting. One past resident lived in that room while another man spent most of his time in the basement, widely assumed to be doing drugs, though he insisted he was instead saving souls by communicating with a dark entity he called Hiccup. Shade says the roommate found strange, hand-painted numbered bricks on the basement floor, apparently marking the souls that man believed the entity had claimed, lettering that looks playful and modern rather than like a craftsman's signature. Corpus says she senses the basement has absorbed decades of amateur séances and Ouija board sessions dating to the nineteen-sixties, calling it an open door that can let something in. She says she is trained to handle whatever is down there and does not know yet whether the entity and the Gabriel family are connected. Readings, Keys, and a Child in the Closet Corpus invites any presence, especially the Gabriel family, to use the REM-Pod or Ed's microphone, and the devices begin spiking, especially near Ed, prompting jokes that he has no soul to possess. Running the spirit box briefly, the group hears what sounds like footsteps on the servant stairs and a small, childlike voice, which Shade had also heard earlier near the kitchen along with a jangling sound like keys, leading Corpus to sense someone searching for a missing set. Using dowsing rods, Corpus gets a yes to a little boy she says she glimpsed crouched in a closet earlier, the same presence she once felt touch her shoulders in the downstairs bathroom years ago, though she cautions that something lower vibrational can sometimes disguise itself as a child to gain sympathy. Ed offers that spirits may simply not realize they have died or are unwilling to leave a life they enjoyed. Crossing Over Souls and the Fundraiser Ahead Corpus explains her belief that a haunting is only a fractal sliver of a soul rather than the whole, so crossing a spirit over reunites that piece with the rest of them, which she says is the opposite of paranormal businesses that forbid investigators from crossing spirits over to keep a location marketable as haunted. She and Shade say their own approach stays prayerful and judgment-free toward other investigators while refusing to work that way themselves. Corpus then details the upcoming overnight fundraiser investigation at the Gabriel House on the 23rd and 24th of October, livestreamed for those who cannot attend, with in-person spots limited and available for a three-hundred-dollar donation covering four hours, proceeds going toward the house's water bill and repairs. Shade adds that the carriage house is being restored into an Airbnb and that seasonal art shows there support local musicians and artists. Corpus closes thanking Shade and Ed and reminding listeners to keep their halo straight.
6 Oct

Ask the Angel with Rachel Corpus, October 5, 2026

Ask the Angel with Rachel Corpus Shadow Work, Rage Rituals, and Getting Back Into the Body with Melodie Polanski Rachel Corpus answers a listener's question from Sarah in Boise, Idaho, about whether ongoing inner work is healing her or only digging up more old wounds. Energy alchemist Melody Polanski joins to talk about shadow work, rage rituals, EFT tapping, and the body as a place where emotions are stored. Sarah's Question and Opening Reflections Rachel Corpus opens the hour by reading a question from Sarah in Boise, Idaho, who has done a lot of inner work but wonders whether she is digging up more emotional material instead of actually healing. Corpus says the angels remind her that everyone already holds the answers and simply needs to remember them, and she suggests that a guest who works closely with emotion and the body might help. She introduces Melody Polanski, an energy alchemist who has worked with energy for about twenty years and brings together violet flame, Reiki, reflexology, acupressure, massage, sound healing, hypnotherapy and empowerment coaching. Corpus describes Polanski's work as helping people get underneath old wounds and patterns, release what no longer serves them, and reconnect with who they are. Polanski thanks her for having her, and Corpus says she felt a whoosh of brightness when the guest arrived. Fragments, Dis-ease, and the Rage Beneath Polanski explains that when she goes deep into healing, old memories surface at random, shaped by a fragmented childhood marked by trauma, and she has learned there is no final point where everything is finished. She says the goal is to stay present, integrate the work, and make friends with the shadow rather than pushing it down. Polanski names what usually hides beneath those layers, especially for women: anger and a little bit of rage, often built up from years of saying yes when they wanted to say no. She calls the buildup dis-ease, a broad word for anything that left a person uneasy. Corpus asks what lies under her own rage, which she once felt while looking at a picture of a beautiful woman in a corset, and Polanski answers that everything comes back to unconditional love for ourselves and for the people who put pain on us. The source transcript is garbled in places here, so Polanski's full description of wholeness is hard to follow. Rage Rituals and Safe Containers Polanski describes rage rituals she has done, including screaming into rivers and throwing the temper tantrum she never had as a child, and Corpus recalls breaking objects in a safe container she calls sacred rage. Polanski admits her first ritual frightened her, so she worked through three rounds with a playlist, rising and falling with the music while punching pillows, kicking her bed and head banging, until she was laughing at herself. She says the ritual ends the way a child's tantrum does, with deep breaths, a snack and a snuggle. Corpus connects this to the lack of healthy models for anger, from films like The Purge to the early-years teaching phrase "use your words." Polanski adds that many women were raised to be good little girls who swept things under the rug, so expressing anger feels frightening, and her biggest fear is hurting someone with it. Corpus notes that she kicks things and is loud when alone at home, without having seen it as releasing rage. Tapping, Body Work, and Integration Polanski helps people get back into their bodies, because divided attention leaves everything stuck above the shoulders. Her sessions begin with touch, breath and questions about where an emotion sits in the body, and she may guide someone to soften a feeling by a small amount, or to picture its size, shape or texture rather than retelling the story. Corpus asks her to demonstrate EFT tapping, and Polanski taps the top of her head, forehead, eyebrows, under the eyes, the area between nose and lip, collarbone, arm and fingertips while repeating affirmations such as "I am enough." She also uses bilateral stimulation by passing a crystal or pencil across the midline of the body, which she says engages the other side of the brain. Asked what integration means, Polanski describes working an experience into daily life so she can see it from all sides, and Corpus adds that forgiving oneself through the grace period is part of it. Polanski says the real test is whether a person can pause before reacting when a trigger returns. Shadow Work, Inner Children, and Future Generations Polanski credits Carl Jung with creating shadow work, which she says began as a look at the dream state, and explains it as bringing hidden parts of oneself to the surface so they can breathe. She compares it to the Disney film Soul, where a guide descends into frightening beings and finds a trapped, scared part of someone inside, often an inner child. Corpus laughs that this sounds like every exorcism she has done, where the spirit misses its mama or is hungry. Polanski describes shadow work as letting protective parts know they are safe now, and says the wounds can reach back into past or parallel lives. Corpus suggests that this work also reaches the next version of us, and Polanski says it may touch DNA so that future generations are not carrying the same thing. The conversation then turns to women's freedom, with Polanski describing the work of her ancestors and her own children, who are twenty-one, eleven and seven, as built differently and more confident in their bodies. Energy Alchemy, Hair Memory, and Starseed Cards Polanski explains that the name energy alchemist came from someone who saw her transmuting dense, heavy energy into light, loving energy. Her first Reiki class left her unsure until she gave a distance session to a friend in California, who felt her in the same places she had been working. Corpus says she can still feel people when they are not touching her. Polanski then relays claims that hair is a crystal structure carrying memory, and that low copper may turn hair gray, adding that she is not a doctor. Polanski says a psychic told her that her origins are Pleiadian, Andromedan and Sirius B, and that she feels drawn to all three. Corpus then draws cards from James Van Praagh's deck, Message from the Guides, including one that suggests people need not share their shadow work until it no longer triggers them. Polanski says being of service means holding space, listening without judgment, and offering a choice between feedback and listening. Corpus thanks her and closes by urging listeners to keep their halo straight.
29 Sept

Ask the Angel with Rachel Corpus, September 28, 2026

Shadow Work, Manifestation, and the Making of a Modern High Priestess with Melissa Devine Melissa Devine is a sacred paths spiritual teacher and creator, energy practitioner, author, international psychic and creator of the Devine Alchemy Activation Method. Drawing from her own journey through trauma, healing, activation and alignment. Melissa teaches others how to move beyond old patterns, consciously create their lives, and deepen their connection with the unseen. Her work blends manifestation, shadow work, energy healing, ritual, and esoteric wisdom. She also guides students through her High Priestess training, beginning with Sacred Alchemy Rituals, where students learn to work intentionally with ritual, energy, and their own spiritual power. Followed by learning to let in help from the unseen, cultivating deep relationships with plant allies, deities and the elements. Melissa works with women who are ready to rise beyond their story into their next timeline with a balance of faith and carefully crafted creation. Learn more about Melissa and her work at Melissa-Devine.com. P.S. Ed is all good- just getting older and realizing that. Rachel Corpus welcomes longtime friend and psychic Melissa Devine to answer a listener's question about whether shadow work sabotages manifestation, tracing Devine's path from trauma and addiction to founding her own Devine Alchemy Activation Method and High Priestess training. Ed's Health Scare and Gemma's Question Rachel Corpus opens the show explaining last week's episode was a replay because her husband Ed was not feeling well and made an unplanned trip to the emergency room for a CT scan that came back fine. She reflects that doctors increasingly attribute new aches to simply getting older, and reframes the moment as an invitation to keep tending the body and to navigate life differently rather than accept decline as inevitable. Turning to tonight's topic, she reads a listener question from Gemma in Duvall, Washington, who says she has been doing intense shadow work and wonders whether the heavy energy she is uncovering affects what she manifests, or whether she is overthinking it. Corpus explains shadow work as looking at whatever has been tucked away in the subconscious, like items stored in a closet, and promises that tonight's guest, someone who has manifested dramatic results throughout her own life, will help answer Gemma directly. Introducing Melissa Devine Rachel Corpus introduces her guest, Melissa Devine, a Sacred's Path spiritual teacher, energy practitioner, international psychic, and creator of the Devine Alchemy Activation Method, who blends manifestation, shadow work, energy healing, ritual, and esoteric wisdom and guides students through High Priestess training. Corpus recalls that the two met about eight years ago when Devine came to her for a past-life reading and was later told she would appear on the radio show, a prediction that came true multiple times at pivotal moments, including when Devine first told her untold story and again after she published a book about it. Devine greets Corpus warmly, calling this their "eight-year journey," and Corpus explains that a viewer's question about manifesting arrived just as she felt spirit nudging her to reach out to Devine again, setting up tonight's conversation about how manifestation actually works. Manifesting Through Self-Worth and Limiting Beliefs The conversation turns to Devine's own manifesting history, including quickly attracting a sixty-thousand-dollar laser for her aesthetician business and later choosing to move that business into her home, a shift she frames as expansion rather than failure. Devine describes learning to let wealthy clients into her modest household without embarrassment, calling it a lesson in claiming authenticity. Corpus connects this to her own experience hosting high-profile clients despite a modest rented home, and Devine explains that any negative vibration, like embarrassment or a sense of not deserving, immediately lowers what a person can manifest. She argues that shadow work is not optional: manifestation happens only to the level a person believes, and the most common limiting beliefs she encounters are "I don't deserve this" and "I'm not worth this," often hidden behind an outsized ego that masks low self-confidence. Affirmations, Candles, and Childhood Patterns Devine explains that affirmations rarely work well on their own because the subconscious recognizes an untrue statement and rejects it, though she says small, believable stair-step affirmations can help. Corpus agrees, admitting her own affirmations often trigger internal pushback. Devine instead favors elemental ritual work, describing her longtime practice of writing manifestation goals on paper, turning it face down, and lighting a candle over it nightly until, months later, she discovers how much has come true. She traces most limiting beliefs back to childhood, roughly ages one through seven, shaped by family and environment, and says people are often afraid of shadow work even though she proudly calls herself a "shadow walker." When something a person manifests triggers old pain, she says, that discomfort is simply the shadow work still needing to be done. Trauma, Recovery, and Building a Modality Devine shares that years ago she survived an abduction and eight hours of captivity, escaped, and says the justice system failed to pursue the crime properly; she then spiraled for seven years through bankruptcy, addiction, and suicidal despair before getting sober, a story she later wrote into a book. Sobriety led her directly into manifestation and energy healing work, though she says she initially absorbed clients' pain so intensely that her body reacted physically until a mentor warned the path was unsustainable without boundaries. Devine describes her High Priestess training, rooted in rituals from the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn dating to 1888, and a six-month Sacred Alchemy program working with plant allies and deities like Isis and Athena, where students confront core emotions, in her case rage tied to her abduction, with spiritual support rather than alone. Mirror Work and Barbara's Call for Guidance Devine and Corpus compare self-talk practices for combating the belief "I do not deserve to receive," including writing out its origins on paper before releasing it, and mirror work, holding eye contact and speaking kindness to oneself. Devine calls a mirror a kind of portal and describes covering mirrors at night or spacing them from outside walls to limit unwanted energy. Caller Barbara describes a mirror she used for that work shattering as she replaced it, leaving her uncertain how to reclaim her sense of power afterward. Devine suggests Barbara pair strong, declarative invocations with the new mirror, cover it when she needs a break, and use sage in a clockwise sweep over reflective surfaces to clear old energy. Corpus closes the show reminding listeners they are loved and to keep their "halo straight."
15 Sept

Ask the Angel with Rachel Corpus, September 14, 2026

Manifestation, the Law of Assumption, and the Mirror Technique with Robert Meade Rachel Corpus sits down with Law of Assumption and self-concept coach Robert Meade to unpack what manifestation actually looks like in practice, from notebook scripting to his mirror technique and the belief that "everything visible comes from the invisible." Introducing Manifestation and Robert Meade Rachel Corpus opens the show by inviting listeners to check in with their own energy, saying that awareness of how one feels will matter for the conversation ahead. She turns to the topic of manifestation, noting how often people hear the word used as a "spiritual buzzword" without understanding how to actually practice it. Corpus introduces her guest, Robert Meade, a Law of Assumption and self-concept coach at TrueCosmic who helps people use imagination, inner dialogue, and identity-based practice to create lasting change. She credits Meade's own teachers, including Bob Proctor and Neville Goddard, for shaping his approach through years of trial and error. Meade greets Corpus warmly, and she tells him she wants to "sit in his presence" for a moment before the conversation begins, framing the hour as an exploration of how manifestation actually works rather than a repetition of the buzzword. From Napoleon Hill to a Coaching Career Meade traces his path back to his teenage and early adult years, when he became an avid reader and discovered Napoleon Hill, who studied how successful people applied universal and biblical laws to their own lives. That early fascination led him to other writers, including Brian Tracy and the authors behind "The Power of Positive Thinking," as he tried to apply what he read to his own circumstances. He describes working for decades in restaurants, from busboy to manager, before deliberately changing careers several times, becoming a professional massage therapist, a ski instructor, and a master scuba diver. Each shift, he says, began as a decision and an idea before it became a reality. Over time he began sharing what he had learned with others, gradually becoming a teacher and coach, which brought him to his current work helping clients apply the same principles he spent his adult life refining. Journaling, Scripting, and Rewiring Old Programming Meade lays out his central practice: keeping a dedicated notebook to write down, in detail, what a person's ideal life, career, and relationships would look like. He cites Earl Nightingale's definition of success as "a progressive realization of an ideal," arguing that clarity and specificity matter more than people assume. Corpus presses him on what happens when family members discourage big dreams, and Meade admits his own mother once talked him out of pursuing art as impractical. He explains that most personality and self-image is imprinted by around age seven, shaped by family, culture, and environment, and that adults who want to change must consciously identify and rewrite those inherited beliefs through repetition. Corpus asks whether journaling functions as a way of overriding the subconscious, and Meade agrees, describing how he once wrote the same affirmations about patience and calm over and over until they became true of him. God Within and the Power of Imagination Meade connects his practical methods to a spiritual foundation, explaining that his transition came through Neville Goddard and the belief that "God is within us." He tells Corpus that everything visible comes from the invisible, using the idea of an airplane existing first in the Wright brothers' imagination as an example. Corpus, a former opera singer, compares the idea to music, saying there is no truly new melody, only existing ideas recombined. Meade argues this reframes manifestation as a collaborative act of selection rather than a passive waiting on fate, saying "we don't get what we want, we get who we are." When Corpus asks whether God simply mirrors human energy or acts more like a person, Meade answers that he believes God has a personality visible throughout nature, and that God's will is for people to take responsibility for the choices they make about who to become. The Mirror Technique and a Client's Success Corpus asks Meade to explain his mirror technique, and he describes looking directly into one's own eyes, rather than just the face, while repeating affirmations first in general terms like "I'm enough" and later applying them to specific goals around money, career, or love. He recommends saying the words aloud, alone at home, until the habit carries into everyday moments, like pausing at a mirror while shopping. Meade shares the story of a financial-industry client, Jasmeet Kaur, who used the technique to attract higher-earning clients after struggling to land wealthy accounts, eventually building a large team and earning what he estimates at ten to fifteen thousand dollars a month. He notes she later used the same method to find a husband willing to accept her son from a previous relationship, and that an interview with her is posted on his YouTube channel, The Power of Imagination. Living From the End and Finding Robert Meade Meade describes Neville Goddard's concept of "living in the end," treating a desired outcome as already achieved rather than something still being chased, and compares it to noticing red Corvettes everywhere once he decided he wanted one. He recounts imagining, during the early days of the pandemic, a beach life with a specific partner, then moving through Mexico, Bali, and the Philippines before meeting a woman with all fifteen qualities he had written down. Corpus adds that the angels frame manifestation as claiming a gift already given out of love, rather than greedily asking for too much. As the conversation closes, Meade directs listeners to his coaching site, robertmead.truecosmic.com, its free thirty-minute consultation, and the Facebook group Neville Goddard Mystic Teachings, which he says has grown from three thousand to more than ninety-three thousand members in five years. Corpus thanks him and signs off telling listeners to keep their "halo straight."
9 Sept

Ask the Angel with Rachel Corpus, September 8, 2026

Ask the Angel with Rachel Corpus Paranormal Season: Ghost Hunting Tools, Residual Hauntings, and Signs From the Other Side As Halloween season approaches, Rachel Corpus answers listener questions about ghosts, haunted objects, and the thinning veil, demonstrating her REM-Pod, dowsing rods, and pendulum along the way. Dimensions, the Thinning Veil, and Ghost Tools Rachel Corpus opens the show explaining that listeners "didn't hold back" this week, sending questions about ghosts and hauntings just as the seasons turn toward fall. She walks through her framework of dimensions, describing the third dimension as the "administrative" business of daily living, the fourth dimension as the realm of guides, ancestors, angels and extraterrestrials, and the fifth dimension not as a destination but as a vibrational frequency already available in moments of peace. She reframes the veil itself as a conscious, feminine presence rather than a simple curtain, saying it "has started to come back awake." Rachel then introduces the paranormal-investigation gear she and her partner Ed use, including a REM-Pod that beeps when touched by spirit, an SLS phone app that renders a presence as a stick figure, and a trigger teddy bear that lights up on contact. She mentions a ghost currently in their closet and a live-streamed Victorian house investigation planned for October. Telling a Ghost From Something Else Tom from Duluth, Minnesota asks how to tell a ghost apart from something that was never human, and what to do upon encountering one. Rachel answers with a lesson in psychic discernment, describing how she trains her own body to recognize a true "yes" by repeating a known fact, like her own name, and noticing where the sensation lands, for her, in her belly, then practicing a "no" with an untrue statement to learn that feeling too. She says this training must happen before any encounter, so the ego does not hijack the moment with fear. In the moment, she advises asking directly, "what are you," and feeling the answer as it arrives, whether telepathically, verbally, or in a dream. She recommends building a relationship with guardian angels beforehand, assigning them signals like ringing ears, and offers Tom a phrase to use on anything that feels dark: "You are safe with me, take your costume off." Sensing a Presence and Clearing the House Megan from Georgia writes in feeling like someone is in her house and wanting to know how to tell if it is really a spirit. Rachel begins with boundary-setting, teaching listeners to stand at the heart of their home and declare it their own space, reminding everyone that no one truly owns land, only tends it as custodian. Her practical exercise is to sit quietly in every room for about ten minutes without music, feeling for an extra presence the way someone senses another person entering behind them before they see them. Once a person has mapped how the house feels, they decide whether it needs clearing. Rachel describes clearing as reasserting boundaries with sage, incense, music, or a bell while walking the home and declaring it cleared, turning any heavy energy back into "source's light" rather than banishing it. She closes by saying most presences will leave simply when asked politely. A Residual Haunting on a Flagstaff Road Derek from Flagstaff describes seeing a figure standing by the road at night, then finding someone in his backseat after looking away and back. Rachel jokes about the fright before turning serious, explaining that what Derek drove through was a residual haunting, a repeating imprint rather than a conscious spirit. She describes a story that came through of a woman, first name Brooke or Brooklyn, killed near that stretch of road around 1978 after a kidnapping, and uses her dowsing rods to confirm Derek passed through during the same time of night she died. She says the imprint cannot follow anyone home and, according to the message she receives, does not even know it is repeating. Rachel suggests Derek return to the spot alone, leave a biodegradable offering such as an apple, and speak a short acknowledgment of the woman's story and passing, explaining that this dissolves the residual layer rather than crossing over a soul who has, she says, already moved on. Perfume Visits and Recurring Dream Houses Laurie, grieving her grandmother, asks how to know if the scent of her grandmother's perfume is really a visit. Rachel says yes, describing shared memory as a kind of collective "sandbox" that lets loved ones use a person's own brainwaves to recreate a familiar smell, comparing it to the way ketamine therapy patients report smelling paint or citrus during treatment. She shares that she keeps a bottle of her own grandmother's discontinued Vanderbilt perfume for hard days. Anthony from Oregon describes recurring dreams of a house he has never seen but knows his way around. Rachel distinguishes two dream patterns for him, one showing a parallel version of himself working as a manager at an unfamiliar department store, and another, older house with oval, bowed-glass photographs that she reads as a past life. She encourages Anthony to try binaural beats and to practice meditating with his eyes open, which she says keeps him more grounded rather than instantly traveling into the "quantum realm." Haunted Buildings, Cleared Objects, and Closing Blessing Jenna from a building she once toured describes feeling suddenly ill and blocked from entering a hallway, later learning a reclusive alcoholic man had died there. Rachel says his spirit, upset that his belongings were being treated as junk before a planned banquet-hall renovation, was making visitors sick to protect his space. She recounts helping Jenna negotiate with him, moving his most treasured items into an old coal chute in the basement so he could stay without disturbing the new use of the building. Lucas asks whether objects can hold someone else's sadness, and Rachel demonstrates clearing one, an uncleared teddy bear from a paranormal shop, using incense smoke and a pendulum, checking yes-and-no answers before declaring the item safe. She also describes clearing a newly purchased Ouija board and dismisses the idea that using one alone is dangerous, calling it a myth from horror films. The episode closes with a channeled blessing from the angels and Rachel's reminder to keep your "halo straight."
24 Aug

Ask the Angel with Rachel Corpus, August 24, 2026

Signs, Soul Memories, and Messages Beyond the Veil Past, Present, and Future Through Oracle Cards Rachel opens by connecting the episode to the previous week’s discussion of oracle cards and performs a past-present-future card pull. She interprets the past as an emphasis on security, survival, money, and other concerns she describes as “3D” matters. The present card is framed as an opening toward opportunity, while the future card is described as a message that people can participate in creating their reality through action and alignment. Rachel also encourages listeners to notice the language they repeatedly use, suggesting that habitual phrases can influence how they understand their circumstances. Throughout the reading, she emphasizes looking for clear signs from angels and asking for those signs to be made obvious. The card segment establishes the episode’s broader themes of spiritual guidance, personal agency, and learning to recognize messages. Dreams, Loved Ones, and Sacred Meeting Places The first listener question comes from Thomas, who describes an unusually vivid dream of his deceased father sitting at the kitchen table in his childhood home. Rachel tells him that, in her spiritual framework, loved ones can visit through dreams because dreaming places a person in what she calls a “non-ordinary state.” She says the dreamer may be more receptive because the conscious mind is not resisting the experience. Rachel describes the father as continuing to visit Thomas and suggests that familiar locations can function as energetic meeting places built from memory and emotion. She encourages Thomas to think about places strongly associated with his father and intentionally call him to those places in meditation or imagination. The reading becomes a discussion of grief, memory, family bonds, and the possibility of maintaining a sense of connection after death. Past-Life Recognition and Spiritual Memory Elena’s question centers on an emotional reaction to a photograph of her grandmother and whether people can recognize souls from other lifetimes. Rachel says she perceives past-life connections between Elena and her grandmother and describes several different relationships she believes they shared, including a lifetime in which the grandmother figure cared for Elena after the loss of her parents. She explains her process as accessing an “Akashic library” containing stories, wisdom, and data from other lifetimes. Rachel encourages Elena to consider how she learns best—through sight, sound, reading, or hands-on experience—and to use that learning style as a way of exploring past-life material. She also cautions listeners to use discernment when psychics claim that someone was a famous historical figure in a past life. The segment presents past-life exploration as a process of remembering through culture, sensory cues, and personal resonance rather than simply accepting dramatic claims. Signs, Relationships, and the Hawk Message A listener from Ankeny asks whether a hawk that appeared shortly after she expressed uncertainty about her marriage could have been a spiritual sign. Rachel reads a hawk interpretation from a spirit-animal reference and focuses on stepping back from details, gaining perspective, minimizing distractions, observing carefully, and acting decisively when the time is right. She explicitly says the message should not be interpreted as an instruction to leave the listener’s husband. Rachel then gives a channelled relationship reading in which she describes a long-standing spiritual connection between the couple and says their pattern may involve forgiving too quickly without fully addressing what happened. She encourages the listener to speak up for her needs, distinguish assertiveness from aggression, examine her own role in the relationship without excusing the affair, and protect the children from unnecessary drama. The discussion combines spiritual interpretation with themes of betrayal, boundaries, forgiveness, communication, and personal responsibility. Off-Planet Memories, Channeling, and a Live Caller Lukas asks why he has felt homesick for a place beyond Earth since childhood, especially when looking at the stars. Rachel responds with her belief that souls may have incarnated in places beyond Earth and that stars or other sensory experiences can serve as reminders of those experiences. She demonstrates a channeling method in which a person chooses whom to ask, formulates a simple question, repeats it without forcing an answer, and then receives whatever impressions arise from a mentally “blank” space. The live caller Tess then describes memories of another lifetime, a lifelong sense of spiritual purpose, family history, personal trauma claims, law school difficulties, and a desire to reconnect with Switzerland. Rachel responds with a spiritual reading involving an alchemical gold symbol, the caller’s auric field, future travel, and the possibility of writing a spiritual story. The exchange emphasizes remembrance, identity, resilience, and the caller’s belief that she has carried a sense of divine love despite difficult experiences. Akashic Doorways, Dowsing Rods, and Closing Intentions In response to Sophie’s meditation experience, Rachel initially advises against entering a doorway of light but then corrects herself after saying she perceives the doorway as an entrance to a library connected with the Akashic records. She distinguishes that dream or meditation imagery from her separate beliefs about what a person should do after physical death. The episode then moves to a dowsing-rod demonstration in which Rachel asks questions about data centers, water use, and whether the facilities may have purposes beyond data, presenting the rod movements as answers from angels and Source. She repeatedly tells listeners not to interfere with data centers and says any response should be legal. Rachel then writes a prayerful intention for Mother Earth on incense paper, lights it, and offers a blessing for the audience, their homes, loved ones, animals, and other parts of their lives. She closes by inviting listeners to contact her through her website and social media, mentioning upcoming psychic-school classes, and reminding the audience that they are seen, heard, and loved. SEO Keywords / Key Phrases angel messages, psychic medium readings, past life memories, loved ones in dreams, spiritual signs and synchronicities, Akashic records, live channeling, dowsing rods, spirit guides, data center water use
17 Aug

Ask The Angel With Rachel Corpus, August 17, 2026

Messages in the Cards: Angelic Guidance, Career Crossroads, Breakthroughs, and Love Opening the Conversation With Spirit Rachel Corpus opens the episode by inviting listeners into what she describes as a shared spiritual space for receiving messages from angels, guides, loved ones, and other nonphysical helpers. She begins with a personal check-in about family, summer ending, and her children returning to school, then explains that the evening will center on oracle cards. Rachel presents herself as a channel or “mouthpiece” and emphasizes that callers can bring questions about their lives while she interprets messages through the cards and what she describes as spiritual communication. Oracle Cards, Tarot, and Intuitive Interpretation Rachel distinguishes oracle cards from tarot and explains why she prefers a more conversational style of divination. She discusses historical figures associated with tarot and fortune-telling and describes oracle cards as tools that can help start a conversation with spirit. Her main teaching is that almost anything—a card, a sign, a piece of art, or another meaningful object—can become a prompt for intuitive interpretation. She repeatedly encourages listeners to notice images, colors, symbols, bodily feelings, and whatever associations arise rather than relying only on fixed meanings. Julie’s Question About Family and Inheritance Caller Julie asks whether Rachel can connect with her deceased mother and whether Julie is still included in an inheritance involving her living father. Rachel makes several psychic claims about Julie’s father, a possible girlfriend, family dynamics, and the inheritance, while also stating that the reading does not replace legal advice. Rachel encourages Julie to communicate directly with her father and siblings, ask what documents and plans are in place, and approach the issue as support for the family rather than confrontation. She also reframes the inheritance emotionally, asking Julie to consider whether she truly wants all of the physical possessions associated with family history and whether releasing some of them could feel freeing. Career Guidance Through a Five-Card Spread Rachel next answers a viewer named Amanda, who asks about career guidance. She teaches a five-card spread covering what a person has already learned, what they are currently learning, their next step, how they best help others, and their life purpose. Amanda’s cards are interpreted around patience, good fortune, faith, visualization, motivation, and belief in a higher power. Rachel also distinguishes life purpose from soul purpose, describing life purpose as what someone may be here to do in a particular lifetime and soul purpose as what the spirit may be here to learn. Breaking Patterns, Trust, and Spiritual Protection For James in Denver, Rachel uses what she calls a Block and Breakthrough spread to explore a recurring obstacle. She teaches listeners to identify who they believe they are channeling and recommends spiritual protection before opening themselves to messages. James’s cards are interpreted through themes of respect, instinct, ancestral influence, fear of expansion, focus, and trust. Rachel also demonstrates using other divination tools, such as a pendulum or dowsing rods, to clarify an interpretation and emphasizes trust as a recurring theme in the night’s messages. Choices, Timelines, Love, and Letting Go The episode concludes with readings for Nicole and Marcus. Nicole’s question about whether to stay where she is or return to school becomes a lesson in a decision spread involving the energy of a choice, the challenge, likely outcome, guidance from the soul, and guidance from ancestors. Marcus’s breakup question becomes a Timeline Expansion spread centered on forgiveness, present definitions of success, future opportunity, peaceful resolution, and letting go. Rachel closes by promoting upcoming oracle-card classes, thanking listeners for helping her regain access to her website and email, announcing the September 6 premiere of Angel Talk, and encouraging everyone to keep their “halo straight.” SEO Keywords / Key Phrases oracle card readings, psychic medium guidance, angel messages, tarot and oracle cards, spiritual channeling, career guidance reading, inheritance psychic reading, ancestral healing, relationship guidance, intuitive card spreads
11 Aug

Ask the Angel with Rachel Corpus, August 10, 2026

Ask The Angel With Rachel Corpus with Rachel Corpus Animal Communication, Soul Paintings, and the Sacred Wisdom of Our Companions Rachel Corpus hosts Ask the Angel with guest Nicole Harp for a spiritual conversation about animal communication, reincarnation, soul contracts, animal consciousness, Oliver and Jett, extraterrestrial awareness, soul paintings, the Animal Truth Oracle deck, Kickstarter support, and the deeper relationship between humans, animals, spirit, and love. You can find more from Nicole Harp at her website and social media pages: https://www.harpspace.org/ https://www.youtube.com/@HarpspaceAnimalCommunincator https://www.instagram.com/harpspace/ https://www.facebook.com/harpspace/ https://www.backerkit.com/call_to_action/11db12a6-4d8d-46c0-bf68-2faae266271f/landing Rachel Opens With Magic, Apparitions, and Animal Souls Rachel begins the episode by describing a magical day, including a spontaneous coffee invitation from a friend in the Amazon and her son’s report of seeing a full apparition in their home. She encourages listeners to stay open to the world becoming more magical, then shares a viewer question from Grace in Peoria, Illinois, asking whether her cat could have been human before. Rachel explains that she does not follow a strict dogma, but studies belief systems that include different body forms, avatars, lifetimes, and incarnations. She says the angels answered “yes” to the idea that animals may have been human and adds that animals should not be viewed as lesser beings, but as equal companions and teachers. Nicole Harp and Animals as Divine Beings Rachel introduces Nicole Harp as an animal communicator, artist, soul painter, and friend whose presence feels safe to animals and people. Nicole expands on Rachel’s opening by describing animals as divine beings on a journey, living physical lives alongside humans. She says animals enter into soul contracts with people, mirror and model patterns, and help humans work through what they need for soul growth. In her view, the relationship between animals and humans is not hierarchical; animals are family members, companions, teachers, and conscious beings who understand intention, emotion, and energetic exchange. Oliver, Jett, and the Purpose of Animal Companions Much of the episode centers on Rachel’s cats, Oliver and Jett, as Nicole reads their energy and describes their personalities. Nicole presents Oliver as older, peaceful, grounded, Buddha-like, and connected to balance, while Jett is described as newer, quicker, protective, boundary-oriented, and “new and improved” in the sense of bringing forward a different energetic model. Nicole says animals come into a family for a reason, and that the exact animal present is never a mistake. She encourages Rachel and listeners to talk with their animals about their purpose in the family, what is happening in the household, and how they can participate rather than being treated as passive background presences. Communication, Boundaries, and Spiritual Awareness Nicole emphasizes that animals understand intention and should be given information, respect, and direction. She says Rachel’s animals want to know what is happening before things happen, including why photos are being taken, who is coming into the home, and what their role is when the family leaves. When Rachel asks about extraterrestrial or spirit presences in the home, Nicole says Oliver and Jett are aware but tend to stay focused on what is present and immediate. She presents Jett as especially protective and interested in establishing clear boundaries about which spirits or energies are welcome in the house. Reincarnation, Markings, Dreams, and Animal Memory Rachel asks whether animals can carry markings from past lives, especially because Jett has distinctive white markings that look like jewelry or adornment. Nicole says this is possible and interprets Jett’s markings as connected to a more tribal or ceremonial past-life image, while also emphasizing that animals are more focused on the present than humans often are. She says animals may be aware of past lives, but they are not usually attached to the story unless it helps them in the current life. Later, Rachel asks what animals dream about, and Nicole says it varies by individual; they may dream about anything, time travel, or move closer to the other side as they age, but their focus remains on what is functional and useful now. Soul Paintings and the Animal Truth Oracle Rachel shifts the conversation to Nicole’s soul paintings and oracle deck. Nicole explains that a soul painting is the energetic and emotional imprint of a being, essence, or soul, and that the artwork must be abstract because a soul cannot be confined by a fixed image. She describes communicating with 54 animals, painting their souls, and receiving “profound truths” that became part of the Animal Truth Oracle. The deck includes two-sided cards, with a soul painting on one side and a message or truth from the animal on the other, supported by a guidebook of more than 200 pages. Nicole says the animals themselves guided much of the project and that the deck is meant to change the way people experience themselves, animals, and the natural world. Kickstarter, Collaboration, and Animal Advocacy Nicole discusses her Kickstarter campaign as a way to get the Animal Truth Oracle into more hands, more countries, and more collaborative networks. She explains that Kickstarter is an all-or-nothing pledge platform and that supporters can receive rewards such as animal communication sessions, love letters from animals, soul paintings, bookmarks, magnets, and other Animal Truth Oracle materials. Nicole also says a portion of proceeds will support Earthfire, a nonprofit connected to land corridors and animal migration. Rachel frames Kickstarter support as a way for people to participate in positive change, creative history, animal advocacy, and a more cooperative relationship with source, animals, and the natural world. Tarot, Rachel’s Deck, and Closing Love for Animals Near the end, Nicole pulls a tarot card for the energy of the podcast and receives the Chariot, which Rachel connects with sevens, heavenly energy, manifestation, good fortune, and intuitive receivers opening. Rachel mentions that Nicole is helping her with her own deck, then asks whether Oliver and Jett understand her spiritual work. Nicole says communication and clarification are still important, including explaining images, intentions, photos, temperature changes, and what Rachel is doing. Rachel closes by reminding listeners to love their animals, recognize that animals are more than the world often says they are, and remember their sacred place in the world. She previews a possible oracle-card practice episode, gives her temporary Gmail contact for sessions and custom runes, thanks Nicole, and signs off with love, kindness, and the phrase, “Keep that halo straight.”

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Rachel Corpus
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2026
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20
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