The Kidd and Friends Podcast | Self-Improvement and Mindset Insights · Christopher "KiDD" Perry

The Orb Hit Me… We Stopped Recording W/ Shaman D Paul Fleming

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1. The Kidd and Friends Podcast episode centers on Kit's conversation with D. Paul Fleming and Kit's claim that an orb flew into his back around the 37-minute mark of a recording. 2. Kit introduces Fleming as a U.S. Navy veteran, spiritual healer, Native American holy man, and Heyoka, a role he connects to healing, seership, and messenger work. 3. The episode asks what a Heyoka is, how Fleming reads energy, and why Kit says the orb video and the spiritual discussion matter together. 4. Fleming explains that a Heyoka is like the person who rides backward through the village on a horse and sees things from a different perspective. 5. He says he can smell bullshit from a mile away and that humans trick him less often than dark entities do. 6. Fleming says he was always this way, but he tried to put the ability "on ice" when he was younger. 7. He gives a childhood memory of being thrown across a room, landing on a couch corner, and breaking his ribs at about age 3. 8. He says his stepfather was "encrusted with evil" and that his early life mixed abuse with attempts by others to help him develop spiritually. 9. Kit compares the discussion to his own path after quitting drinking nearly 6 years ago and becoming more open to spirituality. 10. Fleming says spirituality has made "a heck of a comeback" in the last year or two and points to his wife's Irish Catholic background and changing church attendance. 11. He says he never hid his Native identity or his faith in the "baby Jesus," but he rejects people who push religion on others. 12. He argues that Christ is inside a person and criticizes "bible thumpers" who try to force faith through public pressure. 13. Fleming says he is surrounded by spirit guides, including one main gatekeeper who decides who can reach him. 14. He says every person has a spirit guide and a power animal, and that those assignments are decided before a soul enters a woman's womb. 15. He says a guide stays with a person for at least 72 hours after death while the soul decides whether to go into the light or stay on the plane. 16. Fleming says people who choose wrong have to come back and repeat the lesson until they "get it right." 17. He tells a story about warning a friend to change lanes before a tanker truck flipped in front of them on a highway near the Georgia-Florida line. 18. He says he can tell when people are lying, and that most encounters go one of two ways: they love him or they hate him immediately. 19. The interview style is conversational and confrontational, with Kit pushing for details and Fleming answering in a blunt, story-driven way. 20. Listeners who like spirituality, spirit guides, and personal testimony about haunting experiences will get the most from it.

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An orb on screen turns a spirit-guide conversation toward energy, fear, and the feeling of home.

An orb crossing the screen pulls a conversation about spirit guides into more personal unease. Kit recounts the moment during a close exchange with D. Paul Fleming, described as a Hayaoka, a traditional Indian shaman known as a contrarian.

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You press play for an orb crossing the screen and stay for the uneasy question of what might be in the house.

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