This Podcast Is... Uncalled For - Linda Eastburn

Episode Date: January 23, 2026

Today we interview Linda Eastburn, a real estate investor and intuitive from Springfield, MO.  We have an interesting discussion on intuition.

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Welcome to another episode. This podcast is Uncalled for. I'm joined today by. Linda Eastburn. Linda, please go ahead and introduce yourself. Oh, yes, I'm Linda Eastburn. I live in Springfield, Missouri, and I'm a real estate investor as well as an intuitive and intuitive instructor.

All right, great. Well, glad to have you. I'm in Kansas City myself, so very close by. Yes. All right. So, yeah, let's talk about the intuitive instructor thing. That seems interesting. So let's start there.

Yeah, I'd be happy to talk about that. You know, all my life I had noticed that I had like kind of an unusualness of being able to see things before they happen to be able to kind of know things. So in about 1990, I decided to pursue knowledge of that a little bit more and took a lot of classes that enabled me to have a greater sense of focus and concentration, first of all, because you have to be very aware of your. physical body where that gut instinct, you know, that gut feeling starts, you know, kicking in very strongly. But I kind of took this to the umpteenth degree, um, did a long bout of meditation where I would ask a question, listen for an answer. It took about a year of doing that every single day before there were some just really good pieces of advice and information started coming in in direct correlation to the question I was asking.

eventually I kind of took that to a real deep skill of being able to ask a question, get an answer, able to ask another question, get an answer, and a dialogue sort of opened. And it was really good, but I didn't have a lot of ability to really verify if this was accurate or not, other than just my own knowledge of, yeah, it seems to be pretty good advice. Okay. So then I started doing a thing called remote viewing. You may have heard of that. a lot of people do remote viewing today, but I did it in the respect of the very technical

side of remote viewing where you use multiple pages and you have a target that you don't know what the target is, you just have four-digit number, be able to draw and describe whatever it is that your target is. So that was something that I could utilize to be able to know 100% if I was either on target or not on target. So you can begin to understand the success rate of your information. So that was still yet another part of the intuitive development that I had. And then eventually I went on to create a whole course and teach people to do this, traveled all over the country, still being a real estate investor, still using my intuition highly with real estate investing. Some very synchronistic things happened around that.

But in the pursuit of 30 years of teaching people this, I found that anyone can do it. It's just a matter of how much time you want to devote to learn how. And then how often do you want to apply that to just your life experience? Okay. Yeah. I actually never heard of that method before. So can't explain that, please? The remote viewing portion?

Yes. Yes. When I first heard about it, it was kind of interesting because I was at a conference. And there was a man giving a presentation. And he had visited with some Russian remote viewers. I don't know if they were calling it remote viewing, but I think they were. These Russian remote viewers had worked for the Russian government, and they had, you know, for Russians have a tremendous amount of psychic research and psychic skill.

It's just something they have developed a lot and put a lot of time, money and effort into. But they had these psychic spies that were doing this remote viewing. And they were able to, or at least they told this journalist that was speaking at the conference, that they were able to see things like submarines or, you know, an enemy base or even some nuclear weapons or whatever it might be. They were able to describe those, say where they were, kind of look at facilities that they didn't have access to. So as I'm listening to this guy, I'm thinking, well, you know, I've been doing that meditative thing, that question, answer, dialogue coming back. And that was all well and good. But it wasn't as detailed as what I was hearing him talk about.

It wasn't like being able to draw or write down distinct information about a location. So I came home from that conference and I'm thinking, well, you know, how do I learn to do this? I didn't know anything about the remote viewing program that our country had developed. At that point, there weren't, I don't think there were even any books out about it. It was still classified information. So there wasn't any real information about that remote viewing process. So I thought, well, you know, I'm pretty good with this intuitive stuff now. And I was really good with going into a deeper inner level state or a hypnotic type of state.

So I decided to get the phone book out. And I live in a city that's large enough that I don't know every house on every street. So I just opened up the phone book. And I'm assuming if there's a phone number for that location, that there's also a house there. So I decided to use that as my target. I picked out an address. And I told myself to go to the middle of the street, not to invade. privacy and see that house from the exterior and just describe what I saw. So I went into this

hypnotic state. I repeated the address. That would have been my target. And at first I saw this baby blue colored home. But every part of me, this is where intuition can kick in. Every part of me knew that was not my target. So I wiped that off my radar. I went back in, did the address again. And even though I told myself to be in the middle of the street. What I saw when I first came into the target was a white colored paint. And I could see it so clearly, I could see the runs in the paint. So I was right at the side of the house, right, you know, right within probably five inches of the house, because I could see those runs in the paint. So I backed away a little bit. I saw a dark colored roof. I saw one car garage, I think, on the right hand side of the house. I saw one tree in the

yard. I saw that green grassy stuff, you know, that was really popular in the 70s. I saw that on a little porch, a little one-step-up porch, you know, from the little sidewalk that came from the garage. I saw a black, rot iron post on the garage or at the porch. I saw a picture window. It was just a real typical one-car garage and a little ranch-style house is what it was. And with a black roof and white siding. And I saw a blue house and that just didn't seem to be collected. So later that day, I drove by the property and I got everything right but two things. The garage was on the opposite side, rather than the right, it was the left side of the house. And the paint that I saw was white.

It was actually a very pale, pale gray. But everything else about the house was exactly correct. And the baby blue colored house was right next door. Now, later on, I found out whenever I actually started studying with some of the, the military trained remote viewers, I found out from them that it is not uncommon when you go into a target that you will go to something that is more interesting than the target itself sometimes because your mind will just wonder. You'll just go over there. So I think the baby blue colored house was far more interesting than this little blah, you know, one car garage, ranch style house that I was

looking at. So I think that's probably why that popped in first. It's because it caught my attention first. So I went on to practice using this method for about a year. I would do three or four of these a week. And then I go by and I look at them. And what I found was I was either spot on on target with the house or I was completely off. So I had to look and see how many times do I get it right as opposed to how many times do I get it wrong. And that way I could assess my accuracy rate. I was pretty high.

I had a pretty good, pretty good accuracy rate on that. But then I had to challenge myself a little bit more because, as you know, and I know, houses only have so many colors. There's only so many styles. You know, I mean, you could guess a lot of those and probably get it right. So I decided to make it a little bit more challenging. And I would say at the end of my session, I would ask myself, what is one thing at this property that sets it apart from every other property around it? And I would sometimes see a, boat in the right-hand side of the backyard, tarped down with a blue tarp. One time I saw this really bizarre, what I thought was a sidewalk. It ended up being the driveway, but it came in just square in the middle of the lot and circled around kind of curved, like an S-curve around to the side where the garage was. This was in a not very rich neighborhood. I mean, if this would have been a million-dollar house, I can kind of.

to see a driveway coming into it like that. But this was this was not. It was it was a really low end housing area, not one that you would have a creative kind of driveway into the house. So that's why I personally thought I was probably was probably going to be a sidewalk instead of a driveway. But no, it was the driveway and it had that S curve just like I saw. So I began to understand that, you know, we can project our mind to various places and if you're concentrated and centered enough, can actually see things outside of the five senses. Now, I already knew this because I was intuitive prior to this. But this gave me proof. This gave me something I could validate and something I could take to the bank, so to speak. It was really accurate or not accurate information.

So that's what I teach people today, but through different modalities of doing so, because our dreams can bring in information. As a real estate investor, I would often be dreaming of a house that We might be going to an option the next day. I'd never seen the house before. And I would have a dream about it the night before. I could tell you the floor plan. You know, I could tell you sometimes how much it was going to sell for. I mean, all kinds of information would come in in a dream the night before. So I also not, I also believe not only can we see outside of our five senses, but I think we can also see outside of time spaces we know it. It's, you know, we don't have those limitations mentally. We have just believed that we can't. And most people just don't.

use it. Interesting. Interesting. Yeah, that jumped down a rabbit hole I wasn't expecting, but yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Good enough. And that's one of the things I'm looking to just explore, just different, different ways of looking at things and coming in as non-judgmental as possible and everything. Yeah, well, yeah, I can understand the biases that people have because we're just, we're simply told that it isn't possible. And I was kind of right there with all the people for a lot of years. But I just began to pay attention and realize that, no, it's, it's really real.

It's very much there among people just don't use it. Yeah, isn't. But, but yeah, but yeah, but yeah, you do bring up a, yeah. Good points as well that you may see something and remember it completely differently. Going the opposite way, if you will, and you hear about to something and mentally you're thinking one thing. And it turns out it's probably completely different from what you're expecting. anything. I know that's happened to me a few times, particularly recently, with helping my work from one place to another and a vision of what it was going to be like and turned out to be

completely different. And that's perfectly okay, you know. Exactly. Well, one of the ways that this has really benefited me as a real estate investor in in 2004, what I call, there are different ways that you can get this intuitive information, but this one day I specifically remember hearing a very distinct, very strong message that, you know, I should sell all my property. I had investment properties and was, you know, doing very well with that. And I could not fathom, I couldn't reason my way through that. Why?

Why would I do that? Why would I possibly sell all of my real estate when it's doing so well? But I've done this long enough or I listened to this long enough to recognize that there's probably something this is trying to tell me. Because sometimes it will keep you out of danger. Well, it happened to be in 2005, you know, I did not own one single drop of real estate. And in 2007, when the crash happened, I fully understood why. Because in 2009, I started reinvesting and getting back in the market. But I was completely, completely safe.

from that 2007 crash. So that was a point in time where my intuition really kind of saved my ass, so to speak. It really, really, you know, it kicked in and it was a good piece of advice. Yeah. Yeah, that's interesting.

I don't want to get into too much politics, but I will say 2007, probably not too surprised, you know. from a political side of things Republicans just don't know how to do the economy I'm sorry to have to say that and all that but yeah that it turned out

good for you in at the time and yeah that's that's good to know and that that again goes into just knowing about some of the things that are going on in the world at the time

and that was certainly a big one. Yeah. Lots of times, you know, I think we're picking up on those cues all the time that we're just not, we're not recognizing it. So sometimes that can just be the subconscious mind remembering all the things that you've heard, you know, for the last

two years and realizes this is where we're headed. This was kind of an eye-opening moment where I just heard this, this very clear message, you know, just to get out of the business for the time being. And now, you know, I've gotten back into it, kind of tripled what I was worth back then. So, you know, it worked out extremely well. It was a volatile period of time between 2005 and 2009 when I started reinvesting because, you know, you have to make living in the middle of all of that. So that's when really went

into the intuitive portion of it and started traveling across the country and speaking at a lot of conferences, retreats, things like that, and then teaching this more thoroughly. Cool. Cool. And I'll also remember 2005. That's really when it became clear that climate change is real. We all know what happened in New Orleans, especially. Yeah.

At that time, and should have been. if the powers of B had just been paying attention even then, we'd probably be a bit well bearer off today, but there's no way to, there's, there's no way to, no way to say one way or another that would have been the case, you know what I mean? And I, you know, you're talking about politics. I mean, one of the ways that we have a research group that works every Saturday. And one of the things we look at is, you know, kind of, we're kind of at a transitional

point, I would say, in this country and politically speaking and otherwise. And you just kind of don't know where to fill the grounding under your feet, you know, what's going to happen. Where do you put your money? Where do you not put your money? What can we trust is going to go forward. You know, I'm older. So I'm looking at all the Medicare stuff and so security stuff. You know, all of those things. Big questions for people. Big questions for my generation and the generations to come. So we look at the future and kind of get our bearings on where we can go. So that's another way that you can use, you know, intuition. Now, I'm not one, you know, that takes something just, you know, flat out and say, oh, well, that's 100% because I understand the fallacy of this. It's not 100%.

So you have to be very cautious, do your homework, you know, make sure that you feel like your reasoning and your logic gets in along with it. It's a dual kind of understanding, but it can certainly maybe a good guiding post. Right, right. I'll give an example from this week on the intuition. So I've had issues the last few years with my hands. Sometimes I feel like I'll describe them as stroke-like symptoms. I'm on a ton of medications right now because of it.

but I just started getting it tingling in my hand, particularly my left hand. And my arm just all of a sudden went to limp and had to get taken care of. That's sort of one of those things. Am I having a heart attack? Am I having a stroke? Or is it just the nerves just all out of whack?

everything. wound up for a couple of hours in the emergency room, getting some intravenous fluids and feeling a little better as a result. So I guess that's an example of intuition based on your experience, based on personal experience and everything. Did they find out if it was the nerves or if it was something circulating? It likely is. They wanted to put me in an MRI, but remembering the last time I was putting an MRI that I last

all of four or five minutes, it was definitely not a comfortable experience. And one, I don't ever want to repeat again. Yeah, I understand that. I'm assuming that you're on a regimen of B vitamins to help your nervous system, are you? Not at the moment, but there was a point of time. I had a B-12 deficiency. Yeah. So not fun.

No, no, those things and lots of things can heal the nerves or block the nerves. So, you know, you have to be conscious of that. I'm not a medical doctor, so I can't diagnose anything. Right. Or prescribe anything. But just talking about my own system, you know, as you get older, you know, you're, you just, you lose a lot of stability, you know, and balance and things like that. And I just tend to do, you know, the B-12 and then the vitamin of B vitamins all the way around.

It kind of helps. Yeah. I'll be seeing my doctor on Monday to follow up. So I'll probably have to ask him about getting back on those. Yeah. So let's. So, yeah, I think certainly intuition, you know, based on personal experiences, can be helpful, not just what you're describing with real estate,

but in everyday situations, I would think too. Would you agree with that? I mean, I have this practice, and it's one of the things I teach people in the spy program. My new book, Spire Way to Power and Success, is about, you know, using your intuition, that gut feeling in day-to-day life as well as business. but it's one of those things that every morning, you know, I do a fairly short meditation, 10, 15 minutes, and just ask about my day. Why do I need to be aware of?

You know, what do I need to be attention to? There could be something come along that day that I would completely ignore. That could be a really great opportunity for me if I would just pay attention to it. So sometimes it's centering yourself and getting coordinated with your next, your next day's experience and being able to be prepared to act on those too. We can get so caught up in routine sometimes and we have to have the same day over and over and over again. So a lot of things, we miss tons of stuff that might be important or relevant to not only

our financial success, but also happiness in life, just being able to not negate that. So that's one of the things that we recommend for people, just meditate and listen. in every morning. All right. Great. Yeah, I would still like to get a meditation experts on, you know, one that, you know, actually runs meditations on a regular basis that can help with that sort of thing. But that being said, since I have you on and you've talked about it, what's a good way to get people?

into meditation and from your experience and well i had luckily i had um you know the hypnosis skills behind me i worked with a therapist for a lot of years as well on the side still doing real estate investing but you know i was doing that also and one of the key things i think is is learning how to relax your physical body because that can be the biggest distraction you can't relax your physical body you can't relax your mind so i start at my feet and and just relax every muscle group all the way up and the internal organs as well. Just get everything relaxed first, take some nice deep breaths, and just relax into kind of an inner state.

But the next thing I think is kind of getting out of your little tiny space of your body. So I do an exercise that moves my thoughts into, you know, just like kind of the aura of my body, then out into the room and then to my city, expand that out, the state, go out the way out through the country and then global, then go out through the Milky Way and out into the universe. So you kind of open your mind to this very broad perspective and then hold that. And that's when I created a question before going in, but I hold that meditative state out there in a very broad state so that it stays there while I'm

listening for an answer. I also had the privilege of working with the position. and one of the leading brainwave experts in the country and a wise. I spent a pool day with her. Because I had become kind of proficient with some of my intuitive abilities, they wanted to study how my brainwaves worked. So in the process of doing that, we found that the physician I was with was kind of working through seeing how my skull cap was working.

And whenever I expand my mind out like that, what happens is that there's a contraction and an expansion within the skull. It's very, very minor. You hardly ever notice it. I can feel it. But she was doing that feeling if there was an expansion when I would go into this. And there was, and that makes sense because I expanded my thoughts, you know, very broad at that point in time. The physical body was responding to that as well.

But also Anna Wise was, you know, put all the probes on my head, you know, trying to get all the brainwave things. recorded. And it was also really interesting that, you know, at the time, I was going to do a kind of connect with a person and do some work with them mentally and, you know, verbalize that as I was doing it. But what happened was I felt like they were distracted at their work. So I said, now I'm going to try somebody else instead of them. So I disconnected. And at the moment, I disconnected, the entire computer system just shut down. It was just like, boom, really disconnected. So it's another thing that, you know, we tend to sort of impact those things that we're consciously entangled with or consciously aware of.

So it was an interesting experiment, you know, since then I've gone on to to understand or read a lot about, you know, people who do that. Now, I'd had a few incidences in my life where I got radios turn on off, you know, TVs turn on off, other electrical cars turned on off around me. And I'd worked with people that every time they walked into a computer, lab, you know, the computers would start having problems. You know, there was some kind of static something there that they amended that, you know, it was disturbing the computer. So, so it's a vibration of some sort. We do interact, I think, with our environment, some people probably more

than others. But it is something that eventually, you know, I begin to understand and own that consciousness is a very, very prominent character in our day-to-day life. I do have a question about hypnosis because I myself cannot be hypnotized but that's I guess there's a misconstruction that hypnosis equals mind control but from hearing you describe it it sounds more like hypnosis equals trying to get people to relax well relaxing is the first stage you know And I think with hypnosis, what is the most vitally important thing for someone to go under a hypnotic state with their conductor is trust. One of the things that I never, ever, ever did with anyone was do something that we hadn't previously talked about before going into the hypnotic state. I just felt that was unethical.

And also, you know, that's the only way you can build trust with someone. Most of the time, people came to me were looking for things like your concentration. to pass a test, sometimes be able to release some pain in their body, you know, some sort, sometimes regression work where they want to go back into memory. And then, you know, and then other times, you know, they want to just, you know, explore the experience. So for many reasons, people would come to me for hypnosis, but it was one, it was an avenue to get your body to relax. And that's, that's in the beginning point, the initiation into being able to meditate or being able to go into a hypnotic state.

But it's measurable. When you go into a hypnotic state, your brainwaves shift. Because when you're really focused here on the physical plane, you're going to be in one state, brainwave state, as you go deeper and deeper and deeper into those states, you know, the brainwaves shift. And what I found was with the intuitive work, the brain waves shifted into a much slower rhythm, than when we're focused on the physical plane. All right. Good deal. And we're going to close out here in a second. A final thoughts that you want to add?

No, I'd like to just tell people if they want to know more about what I have to offer. You can get my book at Spire Your Way and Prone Success. It's on Amazon. I have four books out right now. I'm teaching classes. And you can always find me on Facebook or wherever you want to look for me. I'm very, very available. All right. All right. Well, thank you, Linda, for coming on the podcast today. And for everyone at home, listen, thank you for your continued support.

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