The Battle Where Soldiers Started Glowing
Show notes
The Battle of Shiloh was one of the bloodiest battles of the American Civil War.
But what happened there doesn’t fit neatly inside a history book.
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On a cold, rain-soaked battlefield in 1862, tens of thousands of wounded soldiers lied in the mud waiting for help that might never come.
Infection was almost a death sentence. The odds of survival were brutal.
Yet, something happened that no one expected.
Soldiers’ wounds began to glow—not metaphorically, but actually glowing.
A strange, blue-green light appeared on injured soldiers across the battlefield. The men whose wounds glowed were statistically more likely to survive.
The phenomenon became known as the “angel’s glow.”
Now, here’s the uncomfortable part.
For decades, the story has been dismissed as a myth, or religious exaggeration, battlefield folklore for desperate men who needed hope.
After all, the official model of reality doesn’t allow for the paranormal, like angels on a battlefield.
However, what if that dismissal tells us more about reality itself than about the event?
Metaphysical examines what really happened at Shiloh, not just historically, but metaphysically.
Was it divine intervention? A natural anomaly? Biological? Or something more interesting—something that reveals how extreme conditions alter the rules we think we understand?
Join investigative researcher Rob Counts and remote viewer John Vivanco for a Metaphysical episode that’s out of this world.
In this episode: a paranormal glow, supernatural events, angels and miracles, hauntings, biological events vs. spiritual ones, amazing intuition of birds, ancient medical accounts, medical miracles, spirit guides, angelic presences, and more