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can do at home, and a lot more on this
edition of the program. Project Blue Beam what happens when
our military technology is capable of creating illusions that are
indistinguishable from actual alien technology. Now let me repeat that.
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Listen carefully what happens when our military technology is capable
of creating illusions that are indistinguishable from actual alien technology
or enterdimensional technology, or spiritual manifestations for that matter, do
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you think they want use that? Let me clarify even
more what I'm talking about. Decades ago, I began hearing
about this odd concept of this project, Project Blue Beam.
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I bet you that I first heard it from Art
Bell on Coast to Coast, a m And if you
look up Project blue Beam, it takes you to the
Wikipedia page of this man named Sergey Monast. He was
born in nineteen forty five and he died in nineteen
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ninety six at the age of fifty one. And here's
what it says. He was a Canadian investigative journalist, poet, essayist,
and conspiracy theorist. And he is known to English speaking
readers mainly for his book Project Blue Beam, NASA and
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associated conspiracy theories. And essentially, what they're saying here is
that in nine this guy published this book called Project
Blue Beam, in which he detailed his claim that NASA,
with the help of the United Nations, was attempting to
implement a new Age religion with the anti Christ at
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its head and start a new world order via a
technologically simulated second coming of Christ. So that is to
say that you have all these people out there who
believe that Jesus is going to come back, and they
will obey whatever he says when he comes back, and
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so you create this global show where you make an
appear as if Jesus has come back, and then you
use that to deceive people and to to give you
like more of an understanding. I think what he was
talking about here was the possibility that um that these
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nefarious agencies could work together and use something like holographic
technology to project a giant hologram of Jesus in the sky,
like a big stay puff marshmallow man who will appear
from the clouds and say I'm back. Everybody, now do
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what I tell you, and they will obey. And if
you wonder why that might work, well, let me refresh
you on what the Bible actually says. A lot of
people literally believe something like that might happen, and because
there are a lot of parts, a lot of verses
in the Bible that suggests something like that. For example,
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of the Book of Revelation, chapter one, verse seven, it
says talking about the second coming of Christ. It says, behold,
he is coming with the clouds and every eye will
see him. Uh. And then it goes on to say,
like in Matthew chapter verse twenty six. So uh says, okay, no,
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here's here's a better one, Matthew twenty four or thirty.
Then Uh, then we'll appear in heaven the sign of
the Son of Man coming out of the clouds of
heaven with power and great glory. So there are all
these suggestions that like every eye will see him, like
literally some gigantic vision will appear. I can't remember. Was
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that Fatima where the girls were seeing the giant vision
of the Virgin Mary maybe something along those lines. So
this guy, Sergey Monaske who spoke French. Uh, he was
out there telling everybody that he believed there was some
operation like this in the works. And I'll just tell
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you right off the bat, I I like, I can't
vouch for this guy. There's not much out there about him.
What is out there makes him sound like he was
pretty Nutso um, I did find one little interview with him,
uh where was translated? You know, he was speaking French,
but he was talking about something else, So, like, I
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don't know if this guy was just full of it
or not. One thing that people point out that's kind
of interesting. Supposedly, he went out when he was fifty
one years old and he gave this speech, this some
kind of like fiery anti New World order speech, and uh,
for whatever reason, it ended up getting him thrown in
jail for a night, and then the next day he
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went back to his house and died of heart attack.
So I mean, if that's true, yeah, that is kind
of weird. So so look, um, I can't vouch for
this guy, but but the concept that he was talking
about is very interesting. And that is because if there
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is any truth to something like that, it is becoming
technologically possible now for the first time. Um. I mean, like, okay,
this is just a very very crude example of this.
But recently I posted on my Twitter account there at
Joshua Pee Warren this sort of Halloween oriented video and
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it was let's see it's called four hundred foot tall
Halloween light and Drone show. And this was produced by
this US company called Magical Light Shows, uh, and their
website is Magical light Shows dot com. And I mean,
it's amazing this is like an eight minute video where
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they're showing this house that's decked out for like Halloween,
and one of the things they do is use a
bunch of highly coordinated drones. And this is at night,
of course, So these illuminated drones they come together and
they produce this gigantic humanoid figure over top of the house.
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And and this is not you have to realize, because
these are drones. This is not just some kind of
flat projection. It has a three dimensional shape, it has
form because you're building it with these drones. And so
this giant, creepy looking man is sort of moving around
in the sky again four hundred feet tall. And then
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in fact, later on in this video they actually do
play the Ghostbusters theme and they do have the Stay
Puff Marshmallow man up here and he's walking and moving around. Now,
this is what civilian companies are doing right now for
entertainment purposes. So can you imagine what the military is
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actually capable of doing if they wanted to create these
types of massive illusions in the sky. Um is this
something that will be used because it can be And
think about how terrified people would be, even if they
think it's Jesus it's a terrifying thing to think. Oh boy,
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I'm being judged now, you know how it is. I've fortunately,
and I knock on what I've never actually been outside
when there was a tornado close to me. I've seen
them at a distance, but I've had dreams where I
was looking up at a tornado. I've put on virtual
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reality glasses and looked up at a tornado, and it's
just it's terrifying to see something that huge. In fact,
this is just a bit of a side note. Less
than a week ago, I had a dream. You know,
I always talked about what a vivid dreamer I am.
I had this dream in which I was outside and
I looked up and all of a sudden, the sky
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opened and it was like this portal, this this portal
opened up, and I was able to look all the
way up and I could see Heaven and it literally
looked like a city up there with you know, huge beings,
and it was just it was awesome, but it was
terrifying seeing something so huge. Maybe that's how like a
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little animal feels when a big human comes stomping around.
My point is, anytime you can create the illusion that
there's something gigantic that's looming over you. It triggers some
kind of an instinct to be terrified by simply beholding
something that huge. At very least you'd probably try to
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try to run away or something. But the military has
a history of using all kinds of illusions to mess
with not only you know, enemies, but but civilians. When
we come back from this break, I'm going to give
you some examples of that and where I think all
of this may be leading. What is the reality that
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something like a Project Blue Book is just gonna happen.
It's a matter of time. By the way, you know
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Welcome back to Strange Things on the I Heart Radio
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I'm your host, the Wizard of Weird, Joshua P. Warren,
beaming into your wormhole brain from my video in Sin City,
Las Vegas, Nevada, where every day is golden penned, every
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night is silver. When you've been doing this kind of
work as long as I have, investigating the strange, the mysterious,
the extraordinary, you hear all kinds of stories and you
have no way of knowing what to believe or disbelieve.
In some cases they are just stories, and I have
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no doubt though that some of them are true because
they just kind of make sense. Like, for example, one
thing that I've heard, especially back in the nineteen nineties
and you know prior to two thousand, that uh, sometimes
military personnel would carry out exercises wearing alien masks, especially
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if they were going to be doing some kind of
an exercise a is in a civilian like a US
civilian area, especially because they wanted to see, like what
a challenge can you? Can you run through some Texas
backyard where the owner has tin shotguns, and you know,
can you make it through that obstacle course without getting killed?
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I mean, I'm sure these types of exercises, whether they
are official or not, have probably gone on in the past.
But if you wear the alien mask, then the cool
thing is if somebody comes out and reports there was
there was something running around my backyard last night. Okay,
what did it looked like? Well, you know, it looks
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like an alien. Okay, very easy to discount that and
dismiss it. I can definitely believe the military personnel have
have Warren alien masks to do things like that and
to just you know, for obvious reasons. It's probably similar
to what may have happened in some of these cattle
mutilation case is where some agencies, whether they are official
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government agencies or not, are going in and occasionally abducting
cows and testing them for whatever reason, and disguising the
operation as looking similar to a UFO abduction because people
just laugh it off. You know. Back in twenty nineteen,
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when the storm Area fifty one event was going on,
I sent Nick Weird out to Rachel, Nevada to cover
that for me, and uh I carried it live as
best I could on my podcast Joshua Pee Warren Daily,
which you can go back and listen to from those days.
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They're over five free episodes of that. And while Nick
was there, um he interviewed an old man there in
Rachel who claimed that he worked for years at Area
fifty one and he was chuckling and saying that they
always took advantage of the UFO paranoia. That sometimes they
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would just take out stealth fighters and stuff like that
on exercises and they would put lights on them specifically
to make them look like a UFO, just for fun.
You have to realize sometimes people who are entrusted with
this type of technology, they just do things for fun.
And also it's clouds up. You know, they enjoy the confusion.
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It does technically help contribute to secrecy um and you know,
that's why it becomes a big hall of mirrors at
that point. I have met people in this area here
and around Nevada who have told me the same thing.
Hall of mirrors. You don't know what to believe. There
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was this great documentary. If you haven't seen it, you
should watching. It came out in two thousand thirteen. It
was called Mirage Men. M I R a ge just
like a desert mirage. Mirage Men, and it's right as
I record this. It's available on Amazon, but I'm sure
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you can find it in other places. But basically, uh,
it's about this guy named Richard Dody who worked for
the military for years and essentially he goes on camera,
and he says, part of my job was to go
out there and find curious civilians who were getting a
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little too close to some of the secret stuff we
were working on, and to try to make them believe
that it was aliens and feed them misinformation so that
we could kind of guide them away from what we
were really doing and take them down this like crazy tunnel,
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you know, rabbit hole. And I think there, I can't
it's been a while since I saw this, but I believe, like,
for example, Paul Benowitz was one of these men near Dulce,
New Mexico, who believed there was an underground base there
with aliens. And Richard Dody is saying, we took advantage
of this guy's belief and it was part of my
job to, you know, to take that whatever he believed in,
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and it sort of like morph him away from that
and it eventually kind of made this fellaw go and sane.
But but you see, here's the problem when now when
you watch something like that and this guy is sitting
there and he's he's proud of himself, like, yeah, I
did my job, you know, and he's telling you that
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his job was to mislead people and to deceive people
to protect security. But now you're supposed to believe he's
not knowing the same thing. How are you supposed to
believe him now? It's like the Boy who cried you
know the asp story, the fable there of the boy
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who cried Wolf. He tells villagers over and over, oh
there's a wolf, there's a wolf. He's just playing around,
he's fooling them. And then and then they get tired
of this kid fooling them, and then finally, one day,
an actual wolf appears, and so the boy calls for help,
and the villagers just believe it's another false alarm and
they don't pay any attention to it, and the sheep
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are eaten by a wolf, a real wolf. So the
moral of the story is this shows how liars are rewarded.
Even if they tell the truth, no one believes them.
And whether you're doing it officially on the clock or not, well,
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what do you expect? But this is a reality. The
US government does participate in this type of thing, and
you can only hope it's being done risp possibly, But
look at I mean, look at the threat that that
everybody was up against during World War Two. Do you
know that in World War Two, it is a fact
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that the US government went to Hollywood and got a
lot of Hollywood prop people and even you know magicians
and people like that involved to create fake bases to
throw off attacks, uh, fake tanks, all kinds of amazing camouflage.
In fact, there was a British magician named Jasper Jasper
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Mascaline who said that, um, he was I mean, nobody
knows how much of this is true and how much
of this is not, but he said that he worked
with the Allies to create all kinds of large scale
ruses and deceptions and camouflage to to defeat the Nazis.
And you know, there's no reason to disbelieve that that
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that would happen. Look him up, Jazz Sper masculine. Last
name is spelled m A s k E l y
n E. So we know that the US government is
is open to this, and we also know that, uh,
the technology now has become absolutely extraordinary. I mean, years
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ago there was a report about the Pentagon being able
to use lasers to create a ball of plasma in
a field that could speak. Uh. Is one of many
articles I'm looking at it right now. Is in popular
Mechanics from March Ofen by Kyle Misakami, and it says
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the Pentagon mimicking human speech with lasers is the creepiest
thing go here all week. And what it talks about
is that, Um, okay, let's say you have some some
soldier or some you know what. What if there's some
kind battle going on and the opposition is out in
the field and all of a sudden, boom, a ball
of light appears in front of that person and says,
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throw down your weapons, you know, I am your God
or whatever. Then it freaks them out. It sounds almost
exactly like Moses encountering the flaming bush. And so, uh,
we can create that kind of thing technologically now. And
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and you know a lot of this kind of stuff, though,
is it's still classified information. Even the stuff they did
in World War two is still classified. But because the
tricks are so simple yet so effective. And if you
think the government is not able to get creative and
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think outside the war machine box about how to achieve
a goal, just watch the Ben Affleck movie Argo, in
which the US government created a fake Hollywood movie production
to allow government agents to slip into Iran, acting like
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their movie production people and remove some hostages under the
guise of this fake movie. I could go on, but
I think you get the point. And so you don't
think that there may be some truth somewhere to the
concept of Project Blue Beam, and that particular project name
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is probably long gone, if it ever even existed, But
the powerful concept is there, and oh trust me, it
will be used eventually, and it will try to make
you choose what you believe. When we come back, I'm
gonna ask you, how do you know whether or not
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what you're seeing is from God or the devil or
something else? And then I have a story for you
about yes, how that scientific American claims we are living
in a simulation. Anyway, I'm Joshua Pee Warren. You're listening
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to Strange Things on the I Heart Radio and Coast
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these important messages. Welcome back to Strange Things on the
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I am your host, Joshua Pee Warren, and this is
the show where the unusual becomes usual. Yeah, how do
you know if what you are encountering is of God?
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Or the devil where something else do you believe what
you see with your eyes. So imagine you're at a bar,
even hey, it doesn't have to be an alcoholic bar,
if you maybe you go to a tea or coffee
bar or something like that. Imagine you're at a bar
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and a man walks into the bar and sits down.
You start a conversation and he says, I'm Jesus, and
you go, yeah right, which is actually, uh, the reaction
that people gave to Jesus in the Bible when he
would sit down and you know, basically say like, yeah,
I'm you know, I'm that guy. And they're like yeah right, um,
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because he just you know, he that was how he
came across. So they say, just the very ordinary, and
so this this felta. He kind of insists, yeah, no,
I'm really him, and so he go, okay, fine, we'll
prove it to me. And he goes, all right, what
do you want me to do? You say, okay, well, sure,
you know, I don't know, turn this water into wine.
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He goes okay, and you go, well that could be
a magic trick, especially if this is in Las Vegas,
you know, and you realize, like there's no magic trick
that this guy can do for me that will will
prove it to me. Um, you could say, tell me
about my childhood, and he might tell you something, and
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then you go, oh, this guy has been hacking into
my phone. So I finally go, okay, bring my dead
grandma back to life. He goes okay, boom, and here
it comes. You're dead grandma walking in the door, and
you go, zombie Grandma, Kill her again, Kill her again.
It's too creepy now, right, It's like some pet cemetery situation.
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What you realize is that even if you start believing
that this is a superhuman figure, well then you think, well,
how do I know this is Jesus and it's not
something evil, it's not the devil, because the Bible says
the devil has power to right. And you get into
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this conundrum, how do I know what I'm looking at here?
And you know what, here's the answer. In my opinion,
you're never going to be able to know that because
your sense is can be fooled, and that is why
faith is all that you ultimately have to rely upon
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in these situations. Just how do you there has to
be a gut instinct there and and this is the
practical reason that faith is so important, because faith is
all you have left when you cannot believe your other senses.
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And it's important to think about the practicality of that.
Now that we have got technology that is so capable
of fooling you and confusing you and uh possibly trying
to lead you astray, this is something you have to
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do for yourself. It goes back to that nobody can
do your pushups for you. You have to be able
to judge based upon so thing deeper inside. And by
the way, I told a version of that. That's just
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the version of that in in Chicago and twenty nineteen,
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that energy flowing. So anyway, let's move on. Scientific American says, well, okay,
it like here is here is an article that I
think probably Mobia sent this to me and it says
confirmed exclamation point, we live in a simulation and it's
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subtitled we must Never doubt Elon Musk again. And this
goes back to this concept of like what is reality
and what is your relationship with reality? And how how
do you know what to believe? This was written by
someone called Fouled Cohn and Um at the very beginning
of it, says Um. Ever since philosopher Nick Bostrom proposed
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that the universe and everything in it might be a simulation,
there has been intense speculation and debate about the nature
of this reality. Such public intellectuals as Tesla leader Elon
Musk have opined about the statistical inevitability of our world
being little more than a cascading green Code. Goes on
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to say the chance of this has been argued to
be fifty fifty. The claims have been afforded some credence
by repetition by luminaries like Neil Degrass Tyson Uh, and
it gives it a number of other physicists. It says,
it's a hypothetical question. So I'm gonna cut to the
chase here because honestly, UM, I don't think I mean
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this this article. It's extensive, but I don't think it's
particularly well written because it's not very clear. And and
also I think the writer is trying to be a
little funny and tongue in cheek at certain points. But
here is like, ultimately what this kind of says, Uh,
there is nothing in philosophy or science, no postulates, theories
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or laws that would predict the emergence of this experience
we call consciousness. Natural laws do not call for its existence,
and it certainly does not seem to offer us any
evolutionary advantages. There can only be two explanations for its existence.
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First is that there are evolutionary forces at work that
we don't know or haven't theorized yet that select for
the emergence of consciousness. And the second is that the
experience is a function we serve as a product that
we create an experience we create as human beings. But
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who do we create this product for? How do they
receive the output? And and it goes on to say,
we know it exists, and I know this is a
little bit, you know, weird, And again it's kind of
an unclear article, but basically it goes on to say
that the simplest explanation for the existence of consciousness is
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that it is an experience being created by our bodies,
but not for us. We are quality of generating machines,
and this is most likely for the benefit of someone
experiencing our lives through us. Now that's pretty interesting, isn't it.
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Because I have said before, what if, what if this
whole life is entertainment for some other being? You know,
like you buy a songbird and the songbirds just doing
its thing, but you buy it for the music. I
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and welcome back to the final segment thought this edition
of Strange Things on the I Heart Radio and Coast
to Coast. I am para normal podcast network. Hi'm your host,
Joshua pe Warren. And you know how people are always
talking about that sense of being observed all the time,
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and that's often attributed to the concept of God, the
omniscient being that's all always watching. What if? What if
God is always watching? What if the gods are always watching?
Let us create man in our image? And that's the
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thing We're just well, part of what we're here for
is to be entertainment, where like a TV show, a
soap opera, are people beings from the future watching everything
that we do and getting a kick out of it.
And it's just one big Truman show. I don't know,
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but uh, you know, this idea that we live in
some kind of a simulation, it's just for one thing,
it's becoming more and more embraced. And even though that
article that I mentioned that it was a little bit
unclear and in certain ways, having this in the Scientific
American shows us that people are thinking about this topic
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enough to publish it in a place like that. And
this this hearkens to the concept that we may be
ultimately living in something similar to a very elaborate Internet.
And if you listen to this show, you know that
anyone can potentially hack into it using consciousness. That's why
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I'm always talking about manifestation techniques and magic and all that.
Even prayer is a form of of hacking, but on
a surface level, hacking into it technologically is the holy
grill of government mind control, to use an old fashioned term,
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and sometimes the old fashioned terms are still the best.
And that's why we have to be very cautious because
you're consumed with what you can do on a day
to day basis, but people out there who think about,
like how to control the masses on a day to
day basis, who have access to huge funds and all that.
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It's a different, different type of individual altogether. I don't
know why I think that it's a good time to
bring this up, but I see a relationship here, I
guess because we're talking about the scene and the unseen.
So this past Halloween season, I was being interviewed by
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by a radio show and somebody asked, why does a
place like Nevada where I live, uh, why does it
produce such ghostly activity? And I explained that when you
walk into a dark room, even if there is a
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light bulb in that room, you cannot see it until
the electricity has turned on. Now you can see it,
and there may be ghostly phenomena recorded all over the place,
spiritual phenomena recorded all around you. You might be waiting
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through a sea of it all the time, but you
don't get to see it because it's not energized. And
you have a place like Nevada where it is. We
call this the Silver State because there is so much silver.
But it's the number one producer of gold in North America.
It's the number four producer of gold in the world.
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And gold is a highly conductive metal, and so you
have all of this electricity being conducted below the ground
here in this mining territory, and that creates this power supply,
a big battery and all these electromagnetic anomalies, and so
whatever is recorded here gets energized and empowered and flickers on.
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And I think that's what is important to remember about
a lot of these places we think of his portals
or vortexes where we have paramormal hotspots. It's about that
mind body environment relationship. It's about places that are able
to energize what's there so you get to perceive it.
And and none of that works if you remove remove
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the word mind. It's the mind body environment relationship. So
I think that all applies to this, and that's why
I want to read this email before we're out of
time here. It comes from Crystal in California, because she
is talking about Tulpa's okay creating thought forms that seem
to interact and come to life. And she said, a
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while back, you did an episode on making tulpas and
I learned I'm rather quite good at it. And now
just the other day I was getting some help from
a psychic because things didn't seem right with my newest
tulpa a gargoyle and uh. Then she said something strange.
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She said, I see a dragon in your house. What.
I never made a dragon? She said, yes, I see
skills and everything. There's a dragon. And every time I
go to see the gargoyle, the dragon gets jealous and
intimidates him. Well, I thought about it for a bit,
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and I realized that before I ever even knew what
a tulpa was, I had bought a figurine of a
Chinese peaks shoe dragon. Now let me pause. If you
don't know what a peaks shoe is. Peaks shoe is
a dragon that's a It's a hybrid creature and often
looks like a combo between a dragon and a lion.
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And and maybe I'll tell you more about that on
this show or another show. But she says, I bought
this Chinese Peakshu dragon. I was fascinated with it, a
bit obsessed, and I learned all about them and I
just loved it. And I thought Pixu dragons were the
coolest thing. And without even knowing it, I had created
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a tupa. The poor thing been floating around here totally
ignored for about a year because I had no idea
what I had done, and now that I know, I
give it attention, respect, and stones, and it has done
very good work for me, as Peakshue dragons are meant
to do. And yes, my gargoyle is happier too. Oh
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what a wild, magical world we live in. And I
hope you have a wonderful magical day. I love that message.
Thank you, Crystal. I you know what I when she
told me she had a Piaksu dragon, I had to
look that up and here's what I found. This comes
from Buddha and Karma dot Com says Peakshu is a
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powerful funk shui symbol of wealth, known as the fortune
beast in Chinese culture, and locals believe that wearing the
symbol of the peaks shoe brings money and good fortune
to its wearer. The mythical creature is also thought to
protect people from losing wealth and protect you from unwanted
energy and evil spirits. And here is the legend. It
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says outside China, Okay, so it says. According to legends,
the Piksu dragon is a creature that resembles a lion.
You've all seen these before. It's described as a beast
with the head of a dragon, body of a lion. Uh.
There are different myths about the fortune, it says uh.
In one version, it was a divine beast as the
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youngest child of a legendary dragon king, and it says
the popular the most popular tale is about this Peakshu
visiting the Jade Emperor. And in this story, Peakshu is
known to feed on precious items like gold and silver
and jewels. And one day, while the beast was visiting
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the Jade Emperor in his palace, it violated the law
of the palas and it Uh, well, it made a
mess all over the floor. You know what I mean.
You know what things do when they eat, They make
a mess. So this thing has been eating gold and
silver and jewels, and it just messes these things out.
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And I don't care. I guess if you're in the
emperor's palace, doesn't matter what you're what you're expelling. It's
it's not cool. And so because of this, the angered
Emperor punished this creature and sealed it up so it
could no longer expel this valuable gold and silver and
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jewels it devours. So, since it consumes treasures but never
releases them, it has become a symbol of building wealth.
Functional practitioners believe that the picture can attract and protect
wealth for its owner. Pretty cool, huh. I guess we
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all need to go get some kind of the peakshoe
thing now and put it in a place of prize
around your house and let's just see if it helps
you to also build momentum. That's one of the cool
things that we talk about on this show is like
tips and techniques, uh, to to build abundance and wealth
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and prosperity and to improve your life. And I love
to constantly remind myself and really hit the refresh button
and try new things out because humans get bored doing
the same thing over and over and over. So that's
a technique that we can we can all play with.
And uh, I look forward to hearing everybody else's stories
about what happens if you play around an experiment with
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the peak shoe dragon. Okay, now here's something that seems
to work for just about everybody when I play it
every week. You're ready, take a deep breath, if you
can close your eyes and enjoy the good fortune toe m.
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can do at home, and a lot more on this
edition of the program. Project Blue Beam what happens when
our military technology is capable of creating illusions that are
indistinguishable from actual alien technology. Now let me repeat that.
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Listen carefully what happens when our military technology is capable
of creating illusions that are indistinguishable from actual alien technology
or enterdimensional technology, or spiritual manifestations for that matter, do
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you think they want use that? Let me clarify even
more what I'm talking about. Decades ago, I began hearing
about this odd concept of this project, Project Blue Beam.
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I bet you that I first heard it from Art
Bell on Coast to Coast, a m And if you
look up Project blue Beam, it takes you to the
Wikipedia page of this man named Sergey Monast. He was
born in nineteen forty five and he died in nineteen
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ninety six at the age of fifty one. And here's
what it says. He was a Canadian investigative journalist, poet, essayist,
and conspiracy theorist. And he is known to English speaking
readers mainly for his book Project Blue Beam, NASA and
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associated conspiracy theories. And essentially, what they're saying here is
that in nine this guy published this book called Project
Blue Beam, in which he detailed his claim that NASA,
with the help of the United Nations, was attempting to
implement a new Age religion with the anti Christ at
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its head and start a new world order via a
technologically simulated second coming of Christ. So that is to
say that you have all these people out there who
believe that Jesus is going to come back, and they
will obey whatever he says when he comes back, and
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so you create this global show where you make an
appear as if Jesus has come back, and then you
use that to deceive people and to to give you
like more of an understanding. I think what he was
talking about here was the possibility that um that these
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nefarious agencies could work together and use something like holographic
technology to project a giant hologram of Jesus in the sky,
like a big stay puff marshmallow man who will appear
from the clouds and say I'm back. Everybody, now do
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what I tell you, and they will obey. And if
you wonder why that might work, well, let me refresh
you on what the Bible actually says. A lot of
people literally believe something like that might happen, and because
there are a lot of parts, a lot of verses
in the Bible that suggests something like that. For example,
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of the Book of Revelation, chapter one, verse seven, it
says talking about the second coming of Christ. It says, behold,
he is coming with the clouds and every eye will
see him. Uh. And then it goes on to say,
like in Matthew chapter verse twenty six. So uh says, okay, no,
(05:44):
here's here's a better one, Matthew twenty four or thirty.
Then Uh, then we'll appear in heaven the sign of
the Son of Man coming out of the clouds of
heaven with power and great glory. So there are all
these suggestions that like every eye will see him, like
literally some gigantic vision will appear. I can't remember. Was
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that Fatima where the girls were seeing the giant vision
of the Virgin Mary maybe something along those lines. So
this guy, Sergey Monaske who spoke French. Uh, he was
out there telling everybody that he believed there was some
operation like this in the works. And I'll just tell
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you right off the bat, I I like, I can't
vouch for this guy. There's not much out there about him.
What is out there makes him sound like he was
pretty Nutso um, I did find one little interview with him,
uh where was translated? You know, he was speaking French,
but he was talking about something else, So, like, I
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don't know if this guy was just full of it
or not. One thing that people point out that's kind
of interesting. Supposedly, he went out when he was fifty
one years old and he gave this speech, this some
kind of like fiery anti New World order speech, and uh,
for whatever reason, it ended up getting him thrown in
jail for a night, and then the next day he
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went back to his house and died of heart attack.
So I mean, if that's true, yeah, that is kind
of weird. So so look, um, I can't vouch for
this guy, but but the concept that he was talking
about is very interesting. And that is because if there
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is any truth to something like that, it is becoming
technologically possible now for the first time. Um. I mean, like, okay,
this is just a very very crude example of this.
But recently I posted on my Twitter account there at
Joshua Pee Warren this sort of Halloween oriented video and
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it was let's see it's called four hundred foot tall
Halloween light and Drone show. And this was produced by
this US company called Magical Light Shows, uh, and their
website is Magical light Shows dot com. And I mean,
it's amazing this is like an eight minute video where
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they're showing this house that's decked out for like Halloween,
and one of the things they do is use a
bunch of highly coordinated drones. And this is at night,
of course, So these illuminated drones they come together and
they produce this gigantic humanoid figure over top of the house.
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And and this is not you have to realize, because
these are drones. This is not just some kind of
flat projection. It has a three dimensional shape, it has
form because you're building it with these drones. And so
this giant, creepy looking man is sort of moving around
in the sky again four hundred feet tall. And then
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in fact, later on in this video they actually do
play the Ghostbusters theme and they do have the Stay
Puff Marshmallow man up here and he's walking and moving around. Now,
this is what civilian companies are doing right now for
entertainment purposes. So can you imagine what the military is
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actually capable of doing if they wanted to create these
types of massive illusions in the sky. Um is this
something that will be used because it can be And
think about how terrified people would be, even if they
think it's Jesus it's a terrifying thing to think. Oh boy,
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I'm being judged now, you know how it is. I've fortunately,
and I knock on what I've never actually been outside
when there was a tornado close to me. I've seen
them at a distance, but I've had dreams where I
was looking up at a tornado. I've put on virtual
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reality glasses and looked up at a tornado, and it's
just it's terrifying to see something that huge. In fact,
this is just a bit of a side note. Less
than a week ago, I had a dream. You know,
I always talked about what a vivid dreamer I am.
I had this dream in which I was outside and
I looked up and all of a sudden, the sky
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opened and it was like this portal, this this portal
opened up, and I was able to look all the
way up and I could see Heaven and it literally
looked like a city up there with you know, huge beings,
and it was just it was awesome, but it was
terrifying seeing something so huge. Maybe that's how like a
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little animal feels when a big human comes stomping around.
My point is, anytime you can create the illusion that
there's something gigantic that's looming over you. It triggers some
kind of an instinct to be terrified by simply beholding
something that huge. At very least you'd probably try to
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try to run away or something. But the military has
a history of using all kinds of illusions to mess
with not only you know, enemies, but but civilians. When
we come back from this break, I'm going to give
you some examples of that and where I think all
of this may be leading. What is the reality that
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something like a Project Blue Book is just gonna happen.
It's a matter of time. By the way, you know
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Welcome back to Strange Things on the I Heart Radio
and Coast to Coast say m para normal podcast Network.
I'm your host, the Wizard of Weird, Joshua P. Warren,
beaming into your wormhole brain from my video in Sin City,
Las Vegas, Nevada, where every day is golden penned, every
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night is silver. When you've been doing this kind of
work as long as I have, investigating the strange, the mysterious,
the extraordinary, you hear all kinds of stories and you
have no way of knowing what to believe or disbelieve.
In some cases they are just stories, and I have
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no doubt though that some of them are true because
they just kind of make sense. Like, for example, one
thing that I've heard, especially back in the nineteen nineties
and you know prior to two thousand, that uh, sometimes
military personnel would carry out exercises wearing alien masks, especially
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if they were going to be doing some kind of
an exercise a is in a civilian like a US
civilian area, especially because they wanted to see, like what
a challenge can you? Can you run through some Texas
backyard where the owner has tin shotguns, and you know,
can you make it through that obstacle course without getting killed?
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I mean, I'm sure these types of exercises, whether they
are official or not, have probably gone on in the past.
But if you wear the alien mask, then the cool
thing is if somebody comes out and reports there was
there was something running around my backyard last night. Okay,
what did it looked like? Well, you know, it looks
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like an alien. Okay, very easy to discount that and
dismiss it. I can definitely believe the military personnel have
have Warren alien masks to do things like that and
to just you know, for obvious reasons. It's probably similar
to what may have happened in some of these cattle
mutilation case is where some agencies, whether they are official
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government agencies or not, are going in and occasionally abducting
cows and testing them for whatever reason, and disguising the
operation as looking similar to a UFO abduction because people
just laugh it off. You know. Back in twenty nineteen,
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when the storm Area fifty one event was going on,
I sent Nick Weird out to Rachel, Nevada to cover
that for me, and uh I carried it live as
best I could on my podcast Joshua Pee Warren Daily,
which you can go back and listen to from those days.
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They're over five free episodes of that. And while Nick
was there, um he interviewed an old man there in
Rachel who claimed that he worked for years at Area
fifty one and he was chuckling and saying that they
always took advantage of the UFO paranoia. That sometimes they
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would just take out stealth fighters and stuff like that
on exercises and they would put lights on them specifically
to make them look like a UFO, just for fun.
You have to realize sometimes people who are entrusted with
this type of technology, they just do things for fun.
And also it's clouds up. You know, they enjoy the confusion.
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It does technically help contribute to secrecy um and you know,
that's why it becomes a big hall of mirrors at
that point. I have met people in this area here
and around Nevada who have told me the same thing.
Hall of mirrors. You don't know what to believe. There
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was this great documentary. If you haven't seen it, you
should watching. It came out in two thousand thirteen. It
was called Mirage Men. M I R a ge just
like a desert mirage. Mirage Men, and it's right as
I record this. It's available on Amazon, but I'm sure
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you can find it in other places. But basically, uh,
it's about this guy named Richard Dody who worked for
the military for years and essentially he goes on camera,
and he says, part of my job was to go
out there and find curious civilians who were getting a
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little too close to some of the secret stuff we
were working on, and to try to make them believe
that it was aliens and feed them misinformation so that
we could kind of guide them away from what we
were really doing and take them down this like crazy tunnel,
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you know, rabbit hole. And I think there, I can't
it's been a while since I saw this, but I believe, like,
for example, Paul Benowitz was one of these men near Dulce,
New Mexico, who believed there was an underground base there
with aliens. And Richard Dody is saying, we took advantage
of this guy's belief and it was part of my
job to, you know, to take that whatever he believed in,
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and it sort of like morph him away from that
and it eventually kind of made this fellaw go and sane.
But but you see, here's the problem when now when
you watch something like that and this guy is sitting
there and he's he's proud of himself, like, yeah, I
did my job, you know, and he's telling you that
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his job was to mislead people and to deceive people
to protect security. But now you're supposed to believe he's
not knowing the same thing. How are you supposed to
believe him now? It's like the Boy who cried you
know the asp story, the fable there of the boy
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who cried Wolf. He tells villagers over and over, oh
there's a wolf, there's a wolf. He's just playing around,
he's fooling them. And then and then they get tired
of this kid fooling them, and then finally, one day,
an actual wolf appears, and so the boy calls for help,
and the villagers just believe it's another false alarm and
they don't pay any attention to it, and the sheep
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are eaten by a wolf, a real wolf. So the
moral of the story is this shows how liars are rewarded.
Even if they tell the truth, no one believes them.
And whether you're doing it officially on the clock or not, well,
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what do you expect? But this is a reality. The
US government does participate in this type of thing, and
you can only hope it's being done risp possibly, But
look at I mean, look at the threat that that
everybody was up against during World War Two. Do you
know that in World War Two, it is a fact
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that the US government went to Hollywood and got a
lot of Hollywood prop people and even you know magicians
and people like that involved to create fake bases to
throw off attacks, uh, fake tanks, all kinds of amazing camouflage.
In fact, there was a British magician named Jasper Jasper
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Mascaline who said that, um, he was I mean, nobody
knows how much of this is true and how much
of this is not, but he said that he worked
with the Allies to create all kinds of large scale
ruses and deceptions and camouflage to to defeat the Nazis.
And you know, there's no reason to disbelieve that that
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that would happen. Look him up, Jazz Sper masculine. Last
name is spelled m A s k E l y
n E. So we know that the US government is
is open to this, and we also know that, uh,
the technology now has become absolutely extraordinary. I mean, years
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ago there was a report about the Pentagon being able
to use lasers to create a ball of plasma in
a field that could speak. Uh. Is one of many
articles I'm looking at it right now. Is in popular
Mechanics from March Ofen by Kyle Misakami, and it says
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the Pentagon mimicking human speech with lasers is the creepiest
thing go here all week. And what it talks about
is that, Um, okay, let's say you have some some
soldier or some you know what. What if there's some
kind battle going on and the opposition is out in
the field and all of a sudden, boom, a ball
of light appears in front of that person and says,
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throw down your weapons, you know, I am your God
or whatever. Then it freaks them out. It sounds almost
exactly like Moses encountering the flaming bush. And so, uh,
we can create that kind of thing technologically now. And
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and you know a lot of this kind of stuff, though,
is it's still classified information. Even the stuff they did
in World War two is still classified. But because the
tricks are so simple yet so effective. And if you
think the government is not able to get creative and
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think outside the war machine box about how to achieve
a goal, just watch the Ben Affleck movie Argo, in
which the US government created a fake Hollywood movie production
to allow government agents to slip into Iran, acting like
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their movie production people and remove some hostages under the
guise of this fake movie. I could go on, but
I think you get the point. And so you don't
think that there may be some truth somewhere to the
concept of Project Blue Beam, and that particular project name
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is probably long gone, if it ever even existed, But
the powerful concept is there, and oh trust me, it
will be used eventually, and it will try to make
you choose what you believe. When we come back, I'm
gonna ask you, how do you know whether or not
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what you're seeing is from God or the devil or
something else? And then I have a story for you
about yes, how that scientific American claims we are living
in a simulation. Anyway, I'm Joshua Pee Warren. You're listening
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to Strange Things on the I Heart Radio and Coast
to Coast, say Perinormal Podcast Network. I'll be back after
these important messages. Welcome back to Strange Things on the
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I Heart Radio and Coast to Coast damn Paranormal podcast Network.
I am your host, Joshua Pee Warren, and this is
the show where the unusual becomes usual. Yeah, how do
you know if what you are encountering is of God?
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Or the devil where something else do you believe what
you see with your eyes. So imagine you're at a bar,
even hey, it doesn't have to be an alcoholic bar,
if you maybe you go to a tea or coffee
bar or something like that. Imagine you're at a bar
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and a man walks into the bar and sits down.
You start a conversation and he says, I'm Jesus, and
you go, yeah right, which is actually, uh, the reaction
that people gave to Jesus in the Bible when he
would sit down and you know, basically say like, yeah,
I'm you know, I'm that guy. And they're like yeah right, um,
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because he just you know, he that was how he
came across. So they say, just the very ordinary, and
so this this felta. He kind of insists, yeah, no,
I'm really him, and so he go, okay, fine, we'll
prove it to me. And he goes, all right, what
do you want me to do? You say, okay, well, sure,
you know, I don't know, turn this water into wine.
(27:41):
He goes okay, and you go, well that could be
a magic trick, especially if this is in Las Vegas,
you know, and you realize, like there's no magic trick
that this guy can do for me that will will
prove it to me. Um, you could say, tell me
about my childhood, and he might tell you something, and
(28:02):
then you go, oh, this guy has been hacking into
my phone. So I finally go, okay, bring my dead
grandma back to life. He goes okay, boom, and here
it comes. You're dead grandma walking in the door, and
you go, zombie Grandma, Kill her again, Kill her again.
It's too creepy now, right, It's like some pet cemetery situation.
(28:24):
What you realize is that even if you start believing
that this is a superhuman figure, well then you think, well,
how do I know this is Jesus and it's not
something evil, it's not the devil, because the Bible says
the devil has power to right. And you get into
(28:45):
this conundrum, how do I know what I'm looking at here?
And you know what, here's the answer. In my opinion,
you're never going to be able to know that because
your sense is can be fooled, and that is why
faith is all that you ultimately have to rely upon
(29:07):
in these situations. Just how do you there has to
be a gut instinct there and and this is the
practical reason that faith is so important, because faith is
all you have left when you cannot believe your other senses.
(29:29):
And it's important to think about the practicality of that.
Now that we have got technology that is so capable
of fooling you and confusing you and uh possibly trying
to lead you astray, this is something you have to
(29:49):
do for yourself. It goes back to that nobody can
do your pushups for you. You have to be able
to judge based upon so thing deeper inside. And by
the way, I told a version of that. That's just
a story that I came up with, But I told
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that energy flowing. So anyway, let's move on. Scientific American says, well, okay,
it like here is here is an article that I
think probably Mobia sent this to me and it says
confirmed exclamation point, we live in a simulation and it's
(34:14):
subtitled we must Never doubt Elon Musk again. And this
goes back to this concept of like what is reality
and what is your relationship with reality? And how how
do you know what to believe? This was written by
someone called Fouled Cohn and Um at the very beginning
of it, says Um. Ever since philosopher Nick Bostrom proposed
(34:41):
that the universe and everything in it might be a simulation,
there has been intense speculation and debate about the nature
of this reality. Such public intellectuals as Tesla leader Elon
Musk have opined about the statistical inevitability of our world
being little more than a cascading green Code. Goes on
(35:02):
to say the chance of this has been argued to
be fifty fifty. The claims have been afforded some credence
by repetition by luminaries like Neil Degrass Tyson Uh, and
it gives it a number of other physicists. It says,
it's a hypothetical question. So I'm gonna cut to the
chase here because honestly, UM, I don't think I mean
(35:25):
this this article. It's extensive, but I don't think it's
particularly well written because it's not very clear. And and
also I think the writer is trying to be a
little funny and tongue in cheek at certain points. But
here is like, ultimately what this kind of says, Uh,
there is nothing in philosophy or science, no postulates, theories
(35:47):
or laws that would predict the emergence of this experience
we call consciousness. Natural laws do not call for its existence,
and it certainly does not seem to offer us any
evolutionary advantages. There can only be two explanations for its existence.
(36:08):
First is that there are evolutionary forces at work that
we don't know or haven't theorized yet that select for
the emergence of consciousness. And the second is that the
experience is a function we serve as a product that
we create an experience we create as human beings. But
(36:31):
who do we create this product for? How do they
receive the output? And and it goes on to say,
we know it exists, and I know this is a
little bit, you know, weird, And again it's kind of
an unclear article, but basically it goes on to say
that the simplest explanation for the existence of consciousness is
(36:55):
that it is an experience being created by our bodies,
but not for us. We are quality of generating machines,
and this is most likely for the benefit of someone
experiencing our lives through us. Now that's pretty interesting, isn't it.
(37:21):
Because I have said before, what if, what if this
whole life is entertainment for some other being? You know,
like you buy a songbird and the songbirds just doing
its thing, but you buy it for the music. I
gotta again. I got an interesting email to read when
(37:43):
I come back. I'm Joshua pe Warren. You're listening to
Strange Things on the I Heart Radio and Coast to
Coast a para normal podcast network. I'll be right back
(38:31):
and welcome back to the final segment thought this edition
of Strange Things on the I Heart Radio and Coast
to Coast. I am para normal podcast network. Hi'm your host,
Joshua pe Warren. And you know how people are always
talking about that sense of being observed all the time,
(38:54):
and that's often attributed to the concept of God, the
omniscient being that's all always watching. What if? What if
God is always watching? What if the gods are always watching?
Let us create man in our image? And that's the
(39:15):
thing We're just well, part of what we're here for
is to be entertainment, where like a TV show, a
soap opera, are people beings from the future watching everything
that we do and getting a kick out of it.
And it's just one big Truman show. I don't know,
(39:35):
but uh, you know, this idea that we live in
some kind of a simulation, it's just for one thing,
it's becoming more and more embraced. And even though that
article that I mentioned that it was a little bit
unclear and in certain ways, having this in the Scientific
American shows us that people are thinking about this topic
(39:56):
enough to publish it in a place like that. And
this this hearkens to the concept that we may be
ultimately living in something similar to a very elaborate Internet.
And if you listen to this show, you know that
anyone can potentially hack into it using consciousness. That's why
(40:20):
I'm always talking about manifestation techniques and magic and all that.
Even prayer is a form of of hacking, but on
a surface level, hacking into it technologically is the holy
grill of government mind control, to use an old fashioned term,
(40:41):
and sometimes the old fashioned terms are still the best.
And that's why we have to be very cautious because
you're consumed with what you can do on a day
to day basis, but people out there who think about,
like how to control the masses on a day to
day basis, who have access to huge funds and all that.
(41:04):
It's a different, different type of individual altogether. I don't
know why I think that it's a good time to
bring this up, but I see a relationship here, I
guess because we're talking about the scene and the unseen.
So this past Halloween season, I was being interviewed by
(41:26):
by a radio show and somebody asked, why does a
place like Nevada where I live, uh, why does it
produce such ghostly activity? And I explained that when you
walk into a dark room, even if there is a
(41:48):
light bulb in that room, you cannot see it until
the electricity has turned on. Now you can see it,
and there may be ghostly phenomena recorded all over the place,
spiritual phenomena recorded all around you. You might be waiting
(42:09):
through a sea of it all the time, but you
don't get to see it because it's not energized. And
you have a place like Nevada where it is. We
call this the Silver State because there is so much silver.
But it's the number one producer of gold in North America.
It's the number four producer of gold in the world.
(42:29):
And gold is a highly conductive metal, and so you
have all of this electricity being conducted below the ground
here in this mining territory, and that creates this power supply,
a big battery and all these electromagnetic anomalies, and so
whatever is recorded here gets energized and empowered and flickers on.
(42:51):
And I think that's what is important to remember about
a lot of these places we think of his portals
or vortexes where we have paramormal hotspots. It's about that
mind body environment relationship. It's about places that are able
to energize what's there so you get to perceive it.
And and none of that works if you remove remove
(43:12):
the word mind. It's the mind body environment relationship. So
I think that all applies to this, and that's why
I want to read this email before we're out of
time here. It comes from Crystal in California, because she
is talking about Tulpa's okay creating thought forms that seem
to interact and come to life. And she said, a
(43:33):
while back, you did an episode on making tulpas and
I learned I'm rather quite good at it. And now
just the other day I was getting some help from
a psychic because things didn't seem right with my newest
tulpa a gargoyle and uh. Then she said something strange.
(43:53):
She said, I see a dragon in your house. What.
I never made a dragon? She said, yes, I see
skills and everything. There's a dragon. And every time I
go to see the gargoyle, the dragon gets jealous and
intimidates him. Well, I thought about it for a bit,
(44:14):
and I realized that before I ever even knew what
a tulpa was, I had bought a figurine of a
Chinese peaks shoe dragon. Now let me pause. If you
don't know what a peaks shoe is. Peaks shoe is
a dragon that's a It's a hybrid creature and often
looks like a combo between a dragon and a lion.
(44:37):
And and maybe I'll tell you more about that on
this show or another show. But she says, I bought
this Chinese Peakshu dragon. I was fascinated with it, a
bit obsessed, and I learned all about them and I
just loved it. And I thought Pixu dragons were the
coolest thing. And without even knowing it, I had created
(44:58):
a tupa. The poor thing been floating around here totally
ignored for about a year because I had no idea
what I had done, and now that I know, I
give it attention, respect, and stones, and it has done
very good work for me, as Peakshue dragons are meant
to do. And yes, my gargoyle is happier too. Oh
(45:23):
what a wild, magical world we live in. And I
hope you have a wonderful magical day. I love that message.
Thank you, Crystal. I you know what I when she
told me she had a Piaksu dragon, I had to
look that up and here's what I found. This comes
from Buddha and Karma dot Com says Peakshu is a
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powerful funk shui symbol of wealth, known as the fortune
beast in Chinese culture, and locals believe that wearing the
symbol of the peaks shoe brings money and good fortune
to its wearer. The mythical creature is also thought to
protect people from losing wealth and protect you from unwanted
energy and evil spirits. And here is the legend. It
(46:07):
says outside China, Okay, so it says. According to legends,
the Piksu dragon is a creature that resembles a lion.
You've all seen these before. It's described as a beast
with the head of a dragon, body of a lion. Uh.
There are different myths about the fortune, it says uh.
In one version, it was a divine beast as the
(46:30):
youngest child of a legendary dragon king, and it says
the popular the most popular tale is about this Peakshu
visiting the Jade Emperor. And in this story, Peakshu is
known to feed on precious items like gold and silver
and jewels. And one day, while the beast was visiting
(46:54):
the Jade Emperor in his palace, it violated the law
of the palas and it Uh, well, it made a
mess all over the floor. You know what I mean.
You know what things do when they eat, They make
a mess. So this thing has been eating gold and
silver and jewels, and it just messes these things out.
(47:16):
And I don't care. I guess if you're in the
emperor's palace, doesn't matter what you're what you're expelling. It's
it's not cool. And so because of this, the angered
Emperor punished this creature and sealed it up so it
could no longer expel this valuable gold and silver and
(47:41):
jewels it devours. So, since it consumes treasures but never
releases them, it has become a symbol of building wealth.
Functional practitioners believe that the picture can attract and protect
wealth for its owner. Pretty cool, huh. I guess we
(48:02):
all need to go get some kind of the peakshoe
thing now and put it in a place of prize
around your house and let's just see if it helps
you to also build momentum. That's one of the cool
things that we talk about on this show is like
tips and techniques, uh, to to build abundance and wealth
(48:23):
and prosperity and to improve your life. And I love
to constantly remind myself and really hit the refresh button
and try new things out because humans get bored doing
the same thing over and over and over. So that's
a technique that we can we can all play with.
And uh, I look forward to hearing everybody else's stories
about what happens if you play around an experiment with
(48:45):
the peak shoe dragon. Okay, now here's something that seems
to work for just about everybody when I play it
every week. You're ready, take a deep breath, if you
can close your eyes and enjoy the good fortune toe m.
(49:24):
That's it for this edition of the show. Follow me
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