In the ever-expanding universe of spiritual exploration, Guy Steven Needler stands as a beacon, illuminating the depths of the multiverse with his profound insights and experiences. From the corridors of engineering to the realms of energy healing and spiritual communication, Guy’s journey is a testament to the harmonious convergence of science and spirituality. Initially trained as a mechanical engineer, Guy swiftly ascended the ranks to become a chartered electrical and electronics engineer. Yet, amidst his earthly pursuits, he remained attuned to the ethereal realms, drawn by glimpses of a greater reality. Through intense meditation and immersion in spiritual texts, Guy nurtured a connection with the unseen forces that permeate our existence. During his exploration as an energy healer, Guy discovered a remarkable ability to traverse frequencies beyond the Auric layers, initiating profound dialogues with entities spanning the multiverse. As Guy continues to bridge the realms of science and spirituality, his insights offer a profound perspective on the nature of reality and our place within it. Join Mystic Mag as we delve into the depths of the multiverse in conversation with Guy Steven Needler, a visionary traversing the boundaries of human understanding.
Can you describe a pivotal moment or experience that led you to transition from your career as an engineer to pursuing spiritual studies and healing practices?
I think it happened in parallel with being an engineer. I’ve always been interested in the world of spirit and the worlds that are energetic rather than specifically the gross physical. That stems back even to the age of four. So, I feel it was around the age of 35 or 36, just after I finished my MBA, when one of the old MBA students asked me if I wanted to become involved with a Reiki share night, which I initially refused. At first, I didn’t think it was right for me, but after being pestered a few times over the next five months, I actually went there. Within a year, I was a Reiki master. The Reiki master who taught me said I was a natural. That sort of reawakened me because, prior to that, actually when I was in my teenage years, I had a visitation from four entities during a morning meditation, which told me that what I was doing was right in terms of meditation and what I was researching into was right. I was meditating a lot, both morning and night. They affirmed that the information I was receiving, the questions I was asking, and my practices were correct. However, it wasn’t enough. I needed to have more earthly experiences. This was an interesting statement, considering that most of us have been on Earth several thousand times, you know, in our twenties, thirties, forties, or fifties thousands of times.
The pivotal point, I guess, would have been when I started my secondary level of healing with a lady named Helen Stott, who was a first-generation student of Barbara Brennan in the United States. She taught us how to perform all the different healing modalities that Barbara taught her, exactly as Barbara had taught her. One of those modalities, or tools in the toolkit, was to channel information about patients and their ailments. This started me on a course where I eventually had a huge attunement in a rural area in Sweden, by entities who claimed they were part of me or were working for a group of entities that I am part of. They said they were trying to rewire me, in fact, they did rewire me, to enable me to connect with them and other entities in higher realms in the multiversal environment.
From that point onwards, I started to progress with my healing studies while also trying to find a way to effectively determine my direction and create a robust, repeatable process for where I was going in the channeling sessions associated with healing. This led me to have morning meditations and experience an overwhelming amount of information. I was gifted with total recall, so at lunchtime, I would sit down at my computer and type everything out. It would usually amount to two or three A4 sheets of paper, probably around 700 to 1000 words each time. Eventually, I noticed that this information was rather unique, although sometimes it was based on the same subject headings as those already written about. It was unique compared to all the other texts out there on metaphysical or spiritual research written by other spiritual leaders. It became quite obvious to me that my role was to journal the information I received from communicating with these other entities.
So, from the year 2000 up until 2009, when I submitted the first manuscript for the first book, “The History of God”, I was basically just meditating and writing down what I got. Eventually, I noticed that there were groups of information that started to come together, forming the different chapter headings. My transition from engineer to spiritual author was a gradual process, but there was a point around 2012 when I knew that my work as an engineer was drawing to a close. It was becoming very difficult to reconcile doing the two together because my real interest was in the spiritual information I was channeling. The first book was published in 2009 and 2011, because it was published by two different publishers. My first publisher went bankrupt just as I was offered a contract with my second publisher, Ozark Mountain Publishing, which is Dolores Cannon’s publishing company. I was also working on the second book at that point, “Beyond the Source Book 1”, and I realized that there was now a conflict of interest between being an engineer and being an author, as well as starting to heal people and channel for them. Prior to this in 2011 a friend of my now late wife, Anne, who was to be the subject of the book “The Anne Dialogues”, suggested I start teaching people. So, yes it was around the beginning of 2012, when I knew I couldn’t reconcile being an engineer, whilst working on my spiritual practices of being an author, healer, and reader for people that I started to teach people what I do. My first workshop was in Glastonbury. I had six students including Anne and her friend.
Your journey involves a blend of traditional education and spiritual exploration. How do you reconcile the teachings of science and spirituality in your work?
Actually, quite easily. The way I reconcile it is to understand that nearly everything we have as an invention comes through some form of channeling or connectivity with the higher frequencies, not only in the physical universe but also in the other universes above the physical universe. So, people who are inventors, such as Marconi, Baird, Edison, and others, such as Flemming, are individuals who are effectively channeling information in a subconscious way. They get good feelings or inspiration about doing something – this is clairsentience.
Using Marconi as an example, we see that everything technologically wise was previously classified as spiritual. Before the discovery of radio waves, they spoke of something called the “ether”, which is the first frequency above the gross physical. The etheric is the lowest of the astral levels. However, because we couldn’t see, touch, taste, or feel it, it was considered spiritual. But now, we recognize that radio waves exist, even though we can’t perceive them with our senses. We have mechanisms that allow us to detect them. That which was previously classified as the ether is now understood as radio waves of various frequencies, from the very low to the gigahertz and terahertz range, as seen in microwave technology.
Effectively, today’s metaphysics and spirituality will become tomorrow’s physics. I can say this with some level of accuracy and authority because some theoretical physicists now reference information from metaphysical leaders or channelers. They’ve observed a correlation between what was previously spiritual or metaphysical and what is now considered hard science or part of medical science. It’s important to recognize that there is no difference; it’s just the timing that determines whether we classify it as spiritual or metaphysical, or whether it becomes science. In the example of radio waves, it was only a matter of developing the right technology, such as transmitters and receivers, that allowed us to connect with that which we couldn’t previously perceive in the gross physical realm.
Your books delve into complex concepts such as the Origin and the multiverse. How do you approach conveying these ideas to readers in a way that is accessible and understandable?
I convey these concepts by referencing everything I do. Because I’m an engineer with a background in mechanical, electrical and electronics, and even software engineering, I use this knowledge as a vehicle to create examples. I start to see things by applying the education and experiences I’ve had. It’s not just my formal education that I use to give examples, I also use my total experiential life experience, including learning to be a scuba diver, practicing martial arts, rebuilding old cars, constructing houses, writing software, and developing electrical circuits.
I view all of these physical realm experiences as opportunities for me to use them to explain what I’m experiencing in the metaphysical realm. I employ common levels of understanding and tangible concepts that people can relate to. That’s why many of the readers of my books tend to come from engineering or software backgrounds, or have diverse experiences. This also includes medical professionals, like my late wife, Ann, who was involved in medical research and microbiology. We used to discuss various topics such as DNA, RNA, and cell behavior, and how I could interpret this information as an additional way to explain what I was channeling about the greater reality.
From this perspective, I therefore use examples from the physical world. If we look through history, specifically at notable leaders such as Jesus, Mohammed, Buddha, Confucius, and Plato, etc., they all used examples from their surroundings and considered the educational level of their audience. Jesus used parables, Hindu gurus used Vedas and Upanishads , and there are various other methods used to explain concepts. It’s important to note that our understanding depends on our educational level and depth of language. If we were to teach computer technology to someone from the medieval era, they wouldn’t comprehend it and they would classify it as witchcraft. However, if we use examples they are familiar with, such as plowing fields, being a blacksmith or weaving, they can begin to understand the basic concept in their own way.
Throughout history, leaders have used examples from everyday life to explain knowledge channeled through higher levels of connectivity. I find myself employing the same approach.
What role do you see your workshops playing in helping others develop their spiritual awareness and traverse frequencies similar to your experiences?
I see them as a gateway to expansion, to expansiveness, enabling us to connect with who and what we are while incarnate. It’s very difficult to maintain the level of connectivity required to stay connected with our higher self when our soul enters the body. The soul is what I call the smaller “aspect” of our higher self. I also refer to the higher self as the true energetic self, Dolores Cannon called it the oversoul, while the Hindus refer to it as the Godhead. I see the techniques I teach in my workshops as a means of breaking the barrier of low frequency existence.
When we enter the body, we transition into a low-frequency state, becoming increasingly associated with the body during gestation and early development. From zero to seven years old, we identify with the body because we struggle to connect with who and what we truly are due to the low frequencies severely limiting our communicative bandwidth. It’s akin to using primitive methods like carving letters on stone tablets to communicate with the vast supercomputer that we normally are, capable of accessing everything in the physical universe instantaneously.
By using my techniques the students can raise their frequencies, guiding them through meditations to open their chakras and elevate their spiritual and physical frequencies. As a result they learn to project their sentience beyond the limitations of the human form, connecting with other entities and experiencing environments associated with other universes, including parallel versions.
The overall process allows my students to connect with their true selves and detach from materialism, anger, and other earthly distractions. It fosters understanding, calmness, and a realization of our interconnectedness within the greater reality. It’s one of several pivotal points that can aid humanity in ascending to higher frequencies, moving beyond the constraints of the gross physical realm.
How has your understanding of karma evolved through your spiritual journey, and what advice would you offer to individuals seeking to live a karma-free life?
Karma is only a function of the physical universe. It is effectively a descriptor for any addictions we have in relation to the physical. I suggest buying or download my book, “Avoiding Karma.” It contains 104 common sense comments on how we can change the way we think, behave, and act. The addictions and therefore karma, are represented and created by these three things, but manifest as desires for status, monetary wealth, materialism, physical appearance and control over others, to name a few. The end result is that “avoiding karma” helps us ascend to higher frequencies and connect with the higher frequencies of the physical universe, thereby starting to connect with the rest of the multiverse. Living a karma-free life effectively allows us to become ascended masters, moving beyond the need to incarnate in any part of the physical universe, including any part of the higher frequencies within it.
If we can be in the physical realm and understand how to avoid karma, we can create conditions within ourselves to bypass the need to be here to continue our evolutionary progression. Being here in the physical universe serves as an evolutionary accelerant because it’s challenging. However, if we work together in a karma-free way, by reading one item from the book “Avoiding Karma” each week and striving to master it, over two years (as there are 104 different ways to avoid karma in the book), we can create psycho-spiritual improvements within ourselves, if we are dedicated, allowing the increases in our frequencies necessary to move beyond the need to incarnate in any part of the physical universe to continue our accelerated evolutionary progression.
Understanding karma is more than just recognizing that if we hurt someone, they will hurt us back. It’s about understanding how we think, behave, and act, and ensuring that our interactions with others are consistent with the understanding that they are us and we are them. For example, feeling jealous or being materialistic contributes to negative karma. Therefore, it’s essential to consider everything we do, how we communicate verbally, and how we fulfill our responsibilities. We must strive to do our best with the tools available at the time and not dwell on the past.
Additionally, it’s crucial to recognize that regardless of gender, race, origin, appearance, or mannerisms, all individuals are souls seeking to experience, learn, and evolve. This understanding is key to leading a karma-free life and being of service to others appropriately. Being of service means not imposing our help onto others but empowering them to care for themselves and learn independently.
