Did Sarah Estep invent the Class A. B and C classification system?
We originally understood Sarah to say that she “invented” the system when we read her book, Voices of Eternity where she wrote: It is astounding to receive any communication from another dimension. Even hearing raps, which many people who sit in sance circles have reported, boggles the mind. How much more startling if the unseen can come through with even one word on recording tape! Most messages, I discovered, are faint, whispery voices I call Class C. Headphones must be worn to hear them, and rarely can all the words be interpreted. Class B messages are louder and clearer and can often be heard without headphones. Class A voices are the most gratifying. Loud and clear, they can be duplicated onto other tapes. No headphones are required. It has been recently pointed out to us by a friend in the UK that Konstantin Raudive wrote about the Class system in his book, Breakthrough, which we attribute as the book that brought EVP to the English-speaking world. You can read portions of the bo
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