More Than We See

Immersive Spirit

More Than We See is a grounded, practical conversation about intuition as a human sense and capacity. Hosted by Natalie of Immersive Spirit, this podcast blends lived experience, nervous-system–informed insight, and real-world tools to help people better understand how perception, sensitivity, and intuition are experienced—and how to work with them in everyday life across kids, teens, families, and adults. Episodes explore the many ways intuitive awareness is felt and understood—from curiosity and excitement, to subtle noticing, to moments that challenge what we thought we knew. Along the way, conversations offer practical perspectives, simple tools, and steady ways of relating to intuition so it supports daily life rather than overwhelms it. This is a place to land for people who are curious, overwhelmed, skeptical, sensitive, living intuitively, or simply paying attention in a new way. No hype. No dramatizing. Just clear conversation, lived insight, and practical ways of working with what we sense—alongside the quiet truth that there is more than we see, and that understanding it can make life feel steadier, clearer, and more alive. For more from Immersive Spirit, subscribe to our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@ImmersiveSpirit We’re dedicated to empowering you, helping grow, and authentically connect with your highest self, helping you to Live Your Soul! Find out more at ImmersiveSpirit.com

  1. 3d ago

    What Really Happens When We Die?

    What do people actually experience as they approach death? Why do some see loved ones who have already passed, and what might those experiences tell us? In this episode of More Than We See, Natalie explores the fascinating research of hospice physician Dr. Christopher Kerr, including the story of a dying mother who appeared to reunite with the child she'd lost decades earlier. Drawing on her experiences with hospice, mediumship, and an unexplained experience during her own heart attack, Natalie considers near-death experiences, deathbed visions, and the possibility that our beliefs and expectations influence what we experience. And for anyone listening who is grieving, there's room in this conversation for the people we miss and the questions we still carry. Recorded just before Samhain, this episode explores what we know, what people report, and what remains a mystery. Research & Further Reading Christopher Kerr — Finding Hope and Meaning at Life's End: https://bestselfmedia.com/hope-and-meaning-at-lifes-end/Kerr et al. — End-of-Life Dreams and Visions (2014): https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24410369/Nosek et al. — End-of-Life Dreams and Visions: A Qualitative Perspective (2015): https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24443170/Systematic review of end-of-life experiences: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10850829/The research documents patient experiences without establishing their cause. Personal and mediumship accounts are shared as individual experiences and interpretations. Join Us at Immersive Spirit If these conversations resonate with you, come explore more with us. Our Immersive Spirit community offers opportunities to connect, practice, and explore your intuitive development. https://immersive-spirit.com Interested in learning to develop your psychic and intuitive abilities? Explore Intuitive Operating System™, our intuitive development program, at https://intuitiveoperatingsystem.com

  2. Oct 15

    The Poltergeist Problem: Bridgeport, Enfield, and the Moving Furniture

    In 1974, police officers were called to a small house on Lindley Street in Bridgeport, Connecticut. The family reported knocking, moving furniture, and objects falling from the walls. One officer even documented seeing a refrigerator lift off the floor. Then police announced the whole thing was a hoax. But the story didn't end there. This week on More Than We See, Natalie explores the Bridgeport Poltergeist, the original police reports, the reported admission of ten-year-old Marcia Goodin, and the researchers who continued investigating after the case was officially closed. And because one flying refrigerator apparently wasn't enough, we're also looking at the 1977 Enfield Poltergeist, where another family, another child, and another police officer's account of moving furniture raised remarkably similar questions. It's a strange October story involving eyewitnesses, investigators, a talking cat, and a few details that are still difficult to sort out. Grab your coffee. We've got a haunted house to talk about. Research & Further Reading The Bridgeport Poltergeist (1974) Police reports, witness accounts, and historical case documentation: https://pandox.tv/investigations/the-bridgeport-poltergeist/ William J. Hall, The World's Most Haunted House The Enfield Poltergeist (1977) Society for Psychical Research — Case history: https://open-data.spr.ac.uk/articles/enfield-poltergeist/ Anita Gregory — Researcher and critic of the Enfield investigation: https://open-data.spr.ac.uk/articles/anita-gregory/ Guy Lyon Playfair, This House Is Haunted These sources include eyewitness accounts, historical reporting, and differing interpretations. The paranormal explanations remain disputed. Continue Exploring with Immersive Spirit Curious about intuition, mediumship, and the things we don't always have an explanation for? Join our Immersive Spirit community for conversations, live experiences, and opportunities to explore your intuitive awareness alongside others who share your curiosity. Explore our community:https://immersive-spirit.com Develop Your Intuition Interested in learning to develop your psychic and intuitive abilities? Explore The Intuitive Operating System™, our program designed to help you recognize, understand, and work with your intuition in everyday life. Learn more:https://www.immersivespirit.com/intuitive-operating-system About More Than We See Hosted by Natalie, More Than We See explores strange experiences, intuition, spirituality, psychology, and the unexplained through real stories, research, personal experience, and a little humor. New episodes every other week.

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More Than We See is a grounded, practical conversation about intuition as a human sense and capacity. Hosted by Natalie of Immersive Spirit, this podcast blends lived experience, nervous-system–informed insight, and real-world tools to help people better understand how perception, sensitivity, and intuition are experienced—and how to work with them in everyday life across kids, teens, families, and adults. Episodes explore the many ways intuitive awareness is felt and understood—from curiosity and excitement, to subtle noticing, to moments that challenge what we thought we knew. Along the way, conversations offer practical perspectives, simple tools, and steady ways of relating to intuition so it supports daily life rather than overwhelms it. This is a place to land for people who are curious, overwhelmed, skeptical, sensitive, living intuitively, or simply paying attention in a new way. No hype. No dramatizing. Just clear conversation, lived insight, and practical ways of working with what we sense—alongside the quiet truth that there is more than we see, and that understanding it can make life feel steadier, clearer, and more alive. For more from Immersive Spirit, subscribe to our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@ImmersiveSpirit We’re dedicated to empowering you, helping grow, and authentically connect with your highest self, helping you to Live Your Soul! Find out more at ImmersiveSpirit.com