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In the past year, since both George and John drew upon the world-renowned medium, Robert Murray to contact David Young  (whose direct spiritual experiences with George had already begun three years earlier, as explained in the audio sample),  they never repeated themselves about anything. 

“In August 2014,” says David, “they began prodding me every day for a month through Robert to get working on this audio  book. Once I started, we discussed the progress every night. They always said I could stop this experience whenever I wanted  to.” 

George and John recommended that Young replicate the color and design from his paperback book Channeling Harrison: Book  One here again with this new audio book, My Experiences with Lennon and Harrison: Book Two. The first CD gives an overview of  David’s Book One and explains how David’s incredible journey with all of this started on 10/10/10. They made it known through  Robert that they wanted the drawing that the artist Macca did of each of them be placed under David in the pyramid on the  front cover but brought further a bit more to convey clearly that they are leading the way for him. 

The audio book is kind of like going to one of David Young’s live events. “It’s actually better,” notes Young, “because I  would not be able to play my flutes on all of the background music while I tell each of my stories.” In a conversation David  had with Robert, John said that George took the job of choosing the soundtrack music from David’s fifty-five CDs. “It was  bizarre how perfectly each instrumental song fit and brought the stories to life,” notes Young. “For one of them, the  narration was like five minutes, twenty-eight seconds long. And the song George picked, which I followed intuitively from our  connection, was exactly 5:28. We didn't even need to put a fade-out on that one,” David says. “It was magical, and the  engineers could hardly believe it.” 

After two months of solid work, when he felt it was finished, David called Robert Murray in Canada to share the good news  while driving home from Cambridge Sound Studios. “That was when John started to tell me,” recalls David, “There's something  not right at the end of Disc One, and the beginning of Disc Two. It needs a fade-out.” David was so exhausted that he told  John that he would talk with them about it the following day. 

“The next morning,” Young continues, “I woke up thinking about it, and nothing made sense at first. Each disc holds about  80 minutes. Disc One ends with me telling the story of my big meditation experience in Hawaii, and finding out that John was  George’s partner in all this over the previous three years.” (This was confirmed by two professional mediums without giving  them clues about John within the following two weeks.)  The song, “Loving Acceptance,” immediately followed a story on the  download -- but on the actual physical CD, there were about 60 seconds of empty space on the track. “Somehow, they knew there  was blank space there,” marvels Young, “and wanted the first minute of the verse and chorus of ‘Loving Acceptance’ right  after the story—and then a fade-out!” 

As he was editing together certain parts of a story that George and John called “The Wild Ride” in the studio, David went  to the other room to use the bathroom. Rolling Stone magazine was opened up to a page that had George's picture on it with  the words, "Young's Wild Ride" across the top. “It was an interview with a writer from the ’70s,” recalls David, “whose last  name was Young. I asked each of the three engineers if they had left that there for me to see but each said, ‘Not me.’ None  of them even remembered seeing the article.” 

To all who read these words and go on to listen to his stories, David Young says, “I hope you enjoy this incredible  journey. I never saw any of this coming...” 

Available on CD $36.99 

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