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Warre.
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Ready to be by the Wizard of Weird. This is
Strange Thing with JOSHUAE Warren.
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I am Joshua PE Warren, and each week on this show,
I'll be bringing you a brand new my blowing content,
news exercises, and weird experiments you can do at home,
and a lot more.
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On this edition of.
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The show, major portal update and our superhero actress Cursed.
I've got to be honest with you, I came very
close to not recording this show, and that is because
I'm so tired that my head is spinning. I just
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got back from the desert covered in dust, and I
took a hot shower, laid down on my bed for
a minute, and the next thing I knew, I was
waking up and it was hours later. I'm that worn out,
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but I just I thought, I need to record this.
I need to capture this because I think it's historic.
It worked. The portal experiment worked, and if you have
followed this show, you know what I'm talking about. I
own Land and Rachel, Nevada near the Little Alien next
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to Area fifty one, and I believe that area is
a natural portal, and I decided to build a machine
that I thought would push that natural portal just over
the edge in order to really open a significant portal.
And this is something that I've really been thinking about
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for about ten years, and I've been working on it
technically for about three years.
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And it worked.
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I I went, Okay, So I'm just going to tell
you as much as I can recall at this moment,
because I'm absolutely overwhelmed and there's so much data to
be processed before I really present everything to you. But
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there were four of us who worked on this project,
my wife Lauren, myself of course, Jason Saraci, and amazingly synchronistically,
my old pal Forrest Connor investigator Forrest Connor was available
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to come into town, and he had said, Hey, are
you got to be around And I said, as a
matter of fact, I'm not exactly going to be a
but if you're gonna possibly be in the area, why
don't you come out of the desert and help us
with this project? And he was more than happy to
do so. So I'm just going to tell you a
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little bit about this right now, again as some things
are fresh off the top of my head, for no
other reason, just to officially mark this down for the
sake of historical posterity. This I've never announced this before,
but the machine that I created is called the scionotron,
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and that's spelled p s io n it t R
in scionotron. Here's here's sort of where part of the
inspiration came from. I of course, for a long long time,
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I've been studying physics and metaphysics and radionics and psionics
and all these things and trying to.
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Figure out.
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How you can create some type of a paranormal effect.
And I guess the bottom line is that I kind
of presume that to a certain extent, an environment gets
into a settled and fixed state, and what you want
to do is you want to shake it up and
rattle it, create some chaos so that the pieces fall
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apart and can reconfigure again into a much more natural state.
So it's kind of like if you take a if
you've ever built a sand castle with a mold, you know,
you put the sand in the mold and then you
dump it out and it all sticks together. But then
if you start vibrating it, well, then it shakes up
and it becomes fluid, and now it can be reshaped again.
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And that's sort of what we do with the environment.
And there have been examples of this even in fiction.
You know, I've talked before about HP Lovecraft and his
story from Beyond. There was this device called a resonator,
and there was a nineteen eighty six horror movie based
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on lovecraft story. And the resonator is this machine invented
by doctor Edward Pretorius and his assistant, and it works
by emanating a specific frequency of vibrations or resonance waves
that stimulate the pineal gland in the human brain, expanding
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perception to reveal this unseen dimension overlapping our own. I
always thought that was very interesting, and then you also
may know about the Integratron. The Integratron was a unique
dome shaped structure built in the nineteen fifties by a
man named George Fan Tassel in Landers, California, near Joshua Tree.
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Van Tassel was a former aeronautical engineer. He was a
big UFO enthusiast, and he claimed that he received these
telepathic instructions from ETS to construct this giant building. It's
like thirty eight feet high fifty five feet in diameter,
and he believed this was sort of an electrostatic generator
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for rejuvenation, but that included aspects of anti gravity time travel.
He based a lot of stuff on Tesla's theories. To
this day, you can still go to the Integratron sometimes
and as a tourist attraction, and they do sound baths
and things like that. So I've been inspired by that
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kind of thing, both in reality and fiction, combined with
my own ideas about what might work. I called my
device the psionotron because in my world, a scion pson
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a psion is this hypothetical or theoretical particle of consciousness.
Tron of course, just acknowledges electro dynamics. So the name
is about the human consciousness interacting with other consciousness in
the universe by thinning the physical veil between us, and
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we thin that vel by creating a chaotic, electromagnetic and
electrostatic environment that breaks down the physical barrier and lets
us connect.
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That's the idea.
Speaker 1 (08:53):
And once I am able to go through these mounds
and mounds of data, we'll do a full show about this,
and I will tell you more about the construction of
my psionotron. I will tell you that it has both
organic and in organic parts. Yeah, I mean, so I'm
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talking about there are some parts that are what you
might think of is metal, and some parts that are flesh.
And it's so tempting to just sit here and try
to tell you exactly what happened right now, but it
would be premature. Some things that I will tell you, though.
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I mean, my property is out in the middle of nowhere,
in the desert, and right after we got there and
set up and started putting this thing together, all of
a sudden, an suv appeared and we were watched the
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entire time. We were being observed the entire time, from
start to the point where we packed up went home.
There were strangers who were out there, who were obviously
specifically watching us. Amazing things happened. Obviously, when I tell
you at worked, that's what I mean. And these things
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were videotaped, so you don't have to just take my
word for it. It's difficult to stop myself from telling
you the whole story.
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Right now.
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I will tell you that after I got back, some
even weirder things started happening. My laptop was suddenly fried.
Odd people have been following me around, and listen, it's
not paranoia if you have it on video.
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Also, my.
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Free and spam free email has been going to spam
for some people, and they've said that's never happened before.
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So listen.
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If you want to head, if you want a little glimpse,
a little glimpse of what it was like out there
in the desert, go right now to scion a tron
dot com P S I O N I t R
O N. Go to scion a tron dot com for
a little glimpse. And I swear once I process everything,
i'll have a complete report for you. But I just
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you know, I really can't. I can't believe what happened. Obviously,
it's break time. When we come back. You know, I
have a I have a friend. One of my friends
died recently and his wife contacted me and she said,
is there an app that I could use to actually
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communicate with his spirit? And I'm going to tell you
about that. We're going to do it experiment. And then
I want to move into this other topic that's kind
of relevant. You'll see why our superhero actors cursed. I
know it may sound like I'm switching gears pretty hard here,
but I kind of had one thing planned to talk
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about and now something else has come up.
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You're listening to Strange Things all on the iHeartRadio and
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be right back. Welcome back to Strange Things on the
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iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast am Paranormal podcast Network. I
am your host the Wizards of Weird, Joshua P. Warren,
beaming into your wormhole brain from my studio in Sin City,
Las Vegas, Nevada, where everyday is Golden d every night
is silver Getata zoom And as I as I said,
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I'm in a weird steak because I'm super tired and
yet super excited at the same time, having just come
back from doing this experiment. And let me reiterate, if
you subscribe to my free and spam free E newsletter
where you get direct instant notifications from me, check your
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spam make sure it's not going to spam, because there
are people who obviously are concerned with what I've been
doing and maybe manipulating my raw messages getting out there.
So if one of my E newsletters goes to your spam,
tell it it's not spam, or add me to your
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contacts or whatever you need to do. Because oh, there
is so much more to come. And I know when
you hear me say I opened the portal, You're going like,
what do you mean exactly? Well, let me just tell
you this and again I will be giving you a
complete report on this once the massive amount of data.
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I mean, we had over ten cameras running the whole
time from multiple points of view, a lot of other instrumentation, infrared, ultraviolet.
When you see things disappear into a portal, when you
see things emerge from a portal, it changes the way
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you view where we are and our reality. And you
might be saying, well, okay, you open to portal. Are
you talking about UFOs coming and going? You might say
that if you're into UFOs, Or if you're into ghosts
and spirits, you might say, are you talking about a
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portal where spirits are coming and going? Or if you're
into cryptis, you might say, are you talking about a
place where Mothman and Bigfoot and other weird things beasties
are coming and going? If you're just into metaphysical psychic spirituality,
you might say, are you talking about that tunnel of
light that connects us to the afterlife. Let me tell
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you something. It's all the same, and it reminds me
of one of my favorite quotes by the great Charles Fort.
You can measure a circle beginning. Anywhere we are in
a universe, everything is connected, and when you turn on
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a machine that your mind connects with that creates an
environment where you're able to observe phenomena going and coming.
I mean, it's just like it encompasses all of the aboves.
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It really does. The psionotron has a future. And this
is a very long This is the beginning of a
long story about things that I because I didn't just
do the scionotron experiment as a one time thing. I've
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been thinking about this so long. I set it up
so that I could actually sort of plant something there
that would allow me to access the portal in the future,
even if I'm not physically there. So I know this
is all extremely bizarre, but you well, the show is
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called Strange Things, What do you Expect? And again it's
all about the interdimensional relationship between us and other places.
And it was very interesting because well, like I said,
there are things I want to get into that I want,
but it's it's difficult to do this show right now
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when so much is going on. But when I got back,
I got a message from the wife of a friend
of mine who recently died, and she was talking about
you some interesting experiences that she'd been having visiting the
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gravesite and so.
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On, and She asked me.
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If there was some kind of an app that you
could use to try to contact people who have died,
And I do get asked this from time to time.
I wrote her this back. I said, I have never
found an app that is credible, so I don't recommend them.
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I feel spirits generally communicate with us through daily synchronicities.
Some people like an app called Spirit Talker. It scans
your area and then random words and phrases appear. But
then I told her, I recommend you listen to this
and I sent her a link to episode eleven of
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this show, which is how to prevent or create paranormal activity.
And then I also have a pdf on my website
called poor Man's Paranormal which has investigation techniques. But really,
if you're interested in contacting the other side and you
want to know the real deal, I recommend that you
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go listen to episode eleven of this podcast. But you
know what I mentioned to her, this app called Spirit Talker,
and let me just tell you a little bit about it.
I'm actually we're going to try this right now, live here,
so to speak, and let's just see what happens. Spirit
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Talker Paranormal Research device. I have an Android, so I
downloaded this from Google Play and I did pay for it,
so I think I paid about five dollars and something
for it. It's very simple to use. You hit this button.
It's basically like a scan button, and then you ask
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a question and he wait until you get a response.
And like I told her, I mean, I think that
spirits communicate through sort of daily synchronicities. But what's to
say that synchronicity might not apply to something and app producers.
So let's just see. One of my good friends who
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died quite a while ago was William P. Banner Bill Banner.
He let's see, I'm trying to see. Let's see, he
was eighty two years old and I was trying to
look back. Okay, So he died August fourteenth of two
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thousand and six. Bill Banner, he was a broadcasting pioneer,
and even though he was an old man when we
met each other, we still hung out together like we
were teenagers. And I thought maybe since that Bill Banner
was a broadcasting pioneer, he'd be a good person to
try to contact. So here's what I'm gonna do. I'm
gonna hit this scan button, right, Now I have this
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app called Spirit Talker right next to the microphone, and
I'm going to hit this button and I'm going to
start seeing if I can talk to my old buddy,
Bill Banner. Okay, here we go, Bill Banner. Are you
with me, old pal Bill Banner? It's Joshua P.
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Warren. Are you with me, buddy?
Speaker 1 (21:55):
And it's just in there scanning. And this thing also
has settings on it that gives you, I think, like
magnetometer readings and.
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Maybe don't sleep here. See it said don't sleep here.
Speaker 3 (22:14):
You must go quickly.
Speaker 1 (22:15):
You must go quickly.
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All right.
Speaker 1 (22:18):
That makes no sense whatsoever. This is the thing, all right.
That's enough of that. So look, you can play with
these things if you want to. Well, here's one thing
that did freak me out, though, I will tell you that.
Back in twenty twelve, I was in Romania and I
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was with a group and one of the ladies had
an Apple phone and she had some kind of an
app and we were at one of the ruins of
Vlad Dracoul's castle, you know, the real Dracula. And I
don't know what app she had, but out of the blue,
the app said the name of like this totally weird name,
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and that happened to turn out to be the name
of Lad's wife at the time, who had jumped her
death off the cliffs. So I just wanted to share
that with you because that people do ask me, is
there an app that you can use? But take my advice,
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the same advice I gave to her if you're trying
to communicate with someone who is is no longer with us.
You know, it's always funny because people die every single day,
but we pay special attention when when celebrities die, of course,
because he you know, we notice celebrities and we use
celebrities as reference points for everything that we do in life.
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And uh, not too long ago, one of my favorite
actors died, Gene Hackman. I'm sure you've heard all about that.
I'm a huge Superman fan, and you know I'm talking
about like the Superman movie from nineteen seventy eight. I
guess it was with Christopher.
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Reeve and when he died.
Speaker 1 (24:22):
When Gene Hackman died, because he played Lex Luthor in
that movie. He was in a lot of great movies,
you know, Unforgiven, Mississippi Burning and Who's Yours? But when
he died you know, his death was kind of weird,
and I started thinking about other.
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People who have been associating.
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With superhero movies that have ended up having a very
bizarre death, and to some extent, it seems almost like
more than coincidence. So I kind of started taking some notes.
I'm going to share with you some of the things
that I came up with when we come back. I'm
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Joshua PEE Warren. You're listening to Strange Things on the
iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast AM Paranormal Podcast Network. I'll
be back after these important messages. Welcome back to Strange
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Things on the iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast AM Paranormal
Podcast Network.
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I'm your host, Joshua P.
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Warren, and this is the show where the unusual becomes usual.
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Gene Hackman.
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Died as an old man, and so ordinarily it'd say, oh, well,
that's great. He had a nice, long wife, he was
ninety five years old, and yet there were some really
terrible things that surrounded his death. I mean, I guess
the worst is that his wife, who was quite a
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bit younger than him, died first. I mean, I'm not
sure if you recall this.
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I don't know, you.
Speaker 1 (26:46):
Could be listening to this podcast in one hundred years.
But basically, in twenty twenty five, the cops came to
his house and they found that his wife was dead
in one part of the estate, and then he was
dead in another part of the estate. And then they
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had a dog that had died because it had been
neglected since they both were dead.
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So it was just like a really horrible ending. It
wasn't sort of like.
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It wasn't like dying peacefully in his bed, and so
the I think the consensus is that his wife got
some kind of a disease from rodents in the house
and she died, and since she was his caretaker, he
had Alzheimer's and he I don't know what happened, but
he apparently, you know, couldn't take care of himself and
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he ended up deading.
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So it was just a bad ending. And as soon as.
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I I heard about this, I thought, man, this is
like part of the Superman curse, because one of my
favorite movies is Superman, the movie starring Christopher Reeves. And
I think you probably know what happened to Christopher Reeve.
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He was just I think in his forties, and you know,
the prime of his life when he was on a horse.
Let's see how old was he. I'm pretty sure he
was in his forties. I'm typing it in right now.
He was on a horse and he got bucked off
the horse. Yeah, he was fifty two and he died,
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and so he was paralyzed. And you know, it's just
like shocking, of course to see super the guy who
played Superman in that state. But you know what, in
that same movie, if you remember Superman, the movie from
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nineteen seventy eight, it starts out with Superman as a
little baby, and Marlon Brando is there and he and
his wife on Krypton. They're sending the little baby Superman
off into outer space where he will eventually end up
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on Earth. Well, the baby Superman was played by an
actor named Lee Quiggley, and I which is kind of
funny to say, played by an actor, because this was
the baby that they just put in front of the camera.
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Lee Quiggley.
Speaker 1 (29:28):
He died in nineteen ninety one at age fourteen from
inhalent abuse. It's like, what and what makes that whole
thing even more bizarre is that, you know, Christopher Reeve
was totally unrelated to George Reeves, who played Superman on
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TV in the nineteen fifties, and I mean like people
people like my parents. I mean they were first exposed
to Superman on film, watching the Superman TV show. And
George Reeves he ended up dead from well they they
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said it was suicide, but a lot of people think
it was actually actually murder when he was forty five
years old. They're just like all this tragedy. Margo Kidder,
who played Lois Lane in that nineteen seventy eight movie,
that Superman movie, she ended up having an enormous mental
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decline and to the point where I don't remember all
the details. I'm not very well prepared for this show,
but I remember like somebody found her out of her mind,
sleeping in the bushes in the backyard, and you know,
so she had a big decline.
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They're just like all these.
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Weird things that surround the people who were in that
movie that make you almost feel like that it was
somehow cursed. And then Val Kilmer recently died and I
was thinking, well, Val Kilmer, he played Batman. And I
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don't know if you have ever really, you know, thought
about how all these connections can be made between people
who are associated with superhero films. But you know, Val
Kilmer was Let's see, how old was he. He played
Jim Morrison of the Doors.
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He was in the movie Willow.
Speaker 1 (31:48):
I mean, he did all kinds of great stuff, but
indeed he was he was Batman. And let's see, he
was around fifty five when he got throat cancer. And
from there he very quickly went downhill and lost his
voice box and he couldn't even talk anymore. And then
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Val Kilmer, who played Batman, he died when he was
sixty five. Chadwick Boseman, who of course played Black Panther,
huge hit, huge hit. He was from Anderson, South Carolina.
I'm from Asheville, North Carolina. So Anderson, South Carolina. That's
just right down the road. He was actually born not
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too long after I was. I was born October twenty
fifth of nineteen seventy six. He was born November twenty
ninth of nineteen seventy six. But he died August twenty
eighth of twenty twenty, when he was forty three years
old of colon cancer right at the I mean, the
very peak of his career. Black Panther was a great movie.
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He was going to be one of the biggest stars ever.
Colon cancer, which they say is a very preventable cancer
if you get checked early enough, but people are getting
it earlier and earlier. I started sitting down talking to
Lauren about this, and we were like, why, what's up
with this whole phenomenon about like people involved with superheroes,
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super superhero stuff. I told you I was tired, who
are dying under these tragic and you know, premature circumstances.
I don't know, can you call the Incredible Hulk a superhero?
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I think you can.
Speaker 1 (33:38):
Yeah, I mean he's not a villain, right, I mean,
I think the Incredible Hulk is a superhero.
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I grew up.
Speaker 1 (33:44):
Watching The Incredible Hulk TV show starring Bill Bixby. And
you know, he died when he was fifty nine years
old from I think it was prostate cancer, and so
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I mean, you know, let's see personal life and death. Yeah,
it looks like he had Oh and he also had
some other bad stuff that happened to him.
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Look at Bruce Lee. You know Bruce Lee.
Speaker 1 (34:22):
You might think of him as just being in all
of the martial arts movies that he starred in, but
he was He came to fame in a superhero show,
The Green Hornet. He was a sidekick Cato and Bruce Lee,
who looked like the most invincible man ever. He died
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when he was thirty two years old, and you know,
they're still not exactly sure what happened to him. Says that,
you know, they had some reason to believe that he
might have had some swelling on the brain at some
point or another. But one day he just, you know,
said that he had a headache and he went to
a friend's house and then he died, and they're just
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not sure what happened to him. And then then his son,
Brandon Lee was playing the Crow, which again kind of
a superhero.
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Maybe.
Speaker 1 (35:21):
He died when he was twenty eight in Wilmington, North Carolina.
Again kind of going back to a local connection because
I'm from North Carolina. Nineteen ninety three, he was twenty
eight years old. He was on the set playing the
Crow and it was one of those things where they
had what they they were shooting at what they thought
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was or what should have been a blank gun at
him like a squib, and turns out there was a
fragment of it that hit him and killed him, and
you know, I could keep going on here. Even though
he's he's not exactly a hero. Let's look at villains.
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Going back to the Batman thing, look at Heath Ledger.
Heath Ledger. Some say his best role was playing the
Joker and one of the Batman movies. There. He was
twenty eight years old in two thousand and eight, again
prime of his life when he died, and they said
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it was from a you know, a mix of prescription
drugs that he was taking. I mean, I'm telling you
I have pages and pages.
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There are many, many, many.
Speaker 1 (36:36):
Other examples of this. This is just a quick sampling,
but it makes you wonder if there are patterns that
people fall into. Oh gosh, is destiny both good and bad?
Speaker 2 (36:56):
Believe it or not.
Speaker 1 (36:56):
We're already up on a break. When we come back
from this break, however, I have some more interesting thoughts
for you about resonances and connections between things. But then
I also have some listener emails that I want to
share with you, and one of them has to do
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with let's see Black Mirrors, skin Walker, Ranch portals, and
how it's all connected.
Speaker 2 (37:30):
I'm Joshua P. Warren.
Speaker 1 (37:33):
You're listening to Strange Things on the iHeartRadio and Coast
to Coast AM Paranormal Podcast Network.
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I'll be right back. Welcome back to the final segment
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of this edition of.
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I am your host, Joshua P.
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Warren, and it's amazing how quickly the time flies by.
I want to get to some interesting emails that I've
received from listeners. This first one comes from Brandon in Texas.
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He says, taking big swings Joshua hacking into portals plus
my concept on portals. He writes, I'm excited for you,
Joshua on the success of your portal machine. What He
wrote this to me before I even did the experiment,
so he must be he must have been looking into
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the future. Maybe this is from John Tetar. He says,
look forward to seeing the results you got and much
more you would do in the future. Seriously, he said
this to me before I did the experiment. Anyway, he says,
really getting me in awe. It's like a new frontier
to document and study portals. This is kind of a
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long email, but I think it's worth reading.
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He says.
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I wanted to say that portals are everywhere, especially in
nature like swamps and national parks. Portals are in big
bodies of water, like locked nests and the world's oceans.
I also wanted to say I believe black mirrors are
a portal machine, not as good as your portal machine.
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But ceremonial magicians would use black mirrors to connect and
communicate to angels and goetic spirits. Of course they're in
a trance state. You make a black mirror using glass
and painting it with black acrylic paint all around it.
Paint the glass front and back and the sides as well.
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You can use a picture frame from a store and
paint it black. Don't use an actual mirror because it
has a thin layer of silver, and silver gets rid
of spirits. Let me also pause here to say that
my friend, the late Rosemary Ellen Guiley was big into
black mirrors and wrote books about it, and sometimes she
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would sell them at conferences and stuff. Anyway, he goes
on to say, I remember when I was watching an
episode on the History Channel show called Skinwalker Ranch. A
Native was talking about how the petroglyph symbol of a
spiral like a sigil and how it represents portals. I
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guess petroc glyphs are sigils in a way. But anyways,
the petriclyft spiral symbol sigil can be used in portal
summoning and opening. And then he put a picture of
an example that he was talking about. He says Native
Americans would beat drums to summon para temporals and uap
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where those spiral petric glyphs are located. I guess drums
are a portal machine in a way, a summoning device.
Combining that sigil with a black mirror, and you have
a poor man's portal machine minus the electricity. Should cover
it and put it up when you're not using it.
Don't want anything weird coming through it. Your Devil's toy
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box is a portal machine. Just my thoughts on portals.
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He says.
Speaker 1 (41:56):
In response to your latest episode on your podcast, he says,
numbers hold energy. Eight represents abundance and prosperity. Perhaps writing
eight eight eight on a piece of paper and putting
it in your wallet would be effective as well. Drawing
seven seven seven on a piece of paper would represent
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winning energy or hitting jackpot energy. Put your money sigual
you made from your parasigmatics lab and your wallet wallets
are similar to mojo bags or spell bags. A girl's
purse can be a mojo bag. Put an amplification pattern
at the bottom of a mojo bag to amplify the
energy inside of it. Imagine your virtual wishing machine image
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on the outside of a mojo bag, or maybe it
should be on the inside at the bottom, facing upward
toward the item as you put inside of it. Mojo
bags can be turned into spell jars and vice versa.
Put a spell jar on a wishing machine for money,
magic or whatever magic you're using. He continues. My thoughts
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on capturing a ghost on camera is that they know
you are filming them. You must trick the trickster, let
your guard down on purpose, and don't record anything. Be
in like a daydreaming state, zoning out and not focusing
on the documentation of the spirit while it's in the environment.
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And when it shows its true form to you, you
remember to get its to get its mind. And they
captured the image of a dark entity in a cave system. Okay,
I'm not sure how that anyway, he goes. Cave systems
hold portals two mm hmm okay, all right, and then
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he sent me an interesting video. Anyway, he says, keep
the magic high. That's what Relock says, Thank you, Brandon.
Some very interesting thoughts to consider. I get a lot
of emails and I read very few of them on
the show. This comes from a.
Speaker 2 (44:11):
Listener.
Speaker 1 (44:12):
I have kept an eight of Heart's playing card in
my wallet for years. I have heard about this before.
It brings me look great podcast.
Speaker 2 (44:24):
How about that?
Speaker 1 (44:27):
You know what? I have the eight that I keep
in my wallet to attract money, but I've never put
an eight of hearts playing or should it be the
aid of spades? I mean eight of hearts sounds good?
You know what I think I'm gonna do that.
Speaker 2 (44:40):
I'm gonna try that.
Speaker 1 (44:43):
Just find a deck cards and put an eight of
Hearts in there and see how that does for you.
This comes from a man in Florida. Actually, I'm not
sure who if this is a man or a woman
or what?
Speaker 2 (45:02):
What? Who who this person.
Speaker 1 (45:04):
Is or what this person is? I think it's a man, uh,
says dear mister Joshua. I have been using the purple
wish plate and listening to the purple tone, and I
must say that I have gotten such clarity and true
sense of the b s that surrounds me, and thanks
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to the higher level of consciousness, I'm on it and
hold those accountable for their nonsense. Also, I must say
that since using the purple wish plate and listening to
the Purple tone, I have experienced an uptick in my
business and my clients are now needing more of the
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services that I provide. Also, I must say that I
use the prayer board and manifested my family vacation last
year and it was amazing. And so I ask for
your advice. Can I use the prayer board and the
purple wish plate to manifest like the same things that
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I desire or should I use them separately in my manifestation?
So please, I know you're a very busy man and
I'm asking for your advice. Let me know good vibes.
Don't want to jinx myself, all right. So here's my
general rule of thumb when it comes to combining manifestation devices.
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If you have.
Speaker 1 (46:44):
A song that you really love and you're focusing on
that song, and you're trying to create that song and
truly make music, and that's what manifestation is.
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It's that same thing.
Speaker 1 (46:57):
Creating a vibe that can be experience musically, and then
you take a second song that's totally different and then
you overlap the two. Well, now it just sounds like
a mess. So now both songs are ruined. So in
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most cases, I don't think that you should use manifestation
devices together. I think you should take it. You say,
I'm gonna manifest this on that, and I'm gonna manifest
that on this, and you should keep them separate. Now,
there are certain occasions when you might be able to
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double them up, for example taking I think like, for example,
a purple plate can be put next to almost anything
to supercharge it.
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But I would I.
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Usually say, look, use one thing at a time and
manifest one thing on one object at a time. I
recently did a podcast also about the Human Residence, and
I forgot to mention that I think that you can
probably charge up an object by exposing it to the
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Schumann residence and you know, just sit it there for
thirty minutes, forty or you know, forty five minutes an
hour and see what happens. See if you get better
results from the manifestation tool after it's been exposed to
the Shuman residence because I have continued to have good
luck experimenting with him. Well, my friends, I'm worn out
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and so thanks for sticking with me. Let's all chill
out together. Take a deep breath, close your eyes if
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On this edition of.
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The show, major portal update and our superhero actress Cursed.
I've got to be honest with you, I came very
close to not recording this show, and that is because
I'm so tired that my head is spinning. I just
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got back from the desert covered in dust, and I
took a hot shower, laid down on my bed for
a minute, and the next thing I knew, I was
waking up and it was hours later. I'm that worn out,
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but I just I thought, I need to record this.
I need to capture this because I think it's historic.
It worked. The portal experiment worked, and if you have
followed this show, you know what I'm talking about. I
own Land and Rachel, Nevada near the Little Alien next
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to Area fifty one, and I believe that area is
a natural portal, and I decided to build a machine
that I thought would push that natural portal just over
the edge in order to really open a significant portal.
And this is something that I've really been thinking about
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for about ten years, and I've been working on it
technically for about three years.
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And it worked.
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I I went, Okay, So I'm just going to tell
you as much as I can recall at this moment,
because I'm absolutely overwhelmed and there's so much data to
be processed before I really present everything to you. But
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there were four of us who worked on this project,
my wife Lauren, myself of course, Jason Saraci, and amazingly synchronistically,
my old pal Forrest Connor investigator Forrest Connor was available
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to come into town, and he had said, Hey, are
you got to be around And I said, as a
matter of fact, I'm not exactly going to be a
but if you're gonna possibly be in the area, why
don't you come out of the desert and help us
with this project? And he was more than happy to
do so. So I'm just going to tell you a
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little bit about this right now, again as some things
are fresh off the top of my head, for no
other reason, just to officially mark this down for the
sake of historical posterity. This I've never announced this before,
but the machine that I created is called the scionotron,
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and that's spelled p s io n it t R
in scionotron. Here's here's sort of where part of the
inspiration came from. I of course, for a long long time,
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I've been studying physics and metaphysics and radionics and psionics
and all these things and trying to.
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Figure out.
Speaker 1 (05:10):
How you can create some type of a paranormal effect.
And I guess the bottom line is that I kind
of presume that to a certain extent, an environment gets
into a settled and fixed state, and what you want
to do is you want to shake it up and
rattle it, create some chaos so that the pieces fall
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apart and can reconfigure again into a much more natural state.
So it's kind of like if you take a if
you've ever built a sand castle with a mold, you know,
you put the sand in the mold and then you
dump it out and it all sticks together. But then
if you start vibrating it, well, then it shakes up
and it becomes fluid, and now it can be reshaped again.
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And that's sort of what we do with the environment.
And there have been examples of this even in fiction.
You know, I've talked before about HP Lovecraft and his
story from Beyond. There was this device called a resonator,
and there was a nineteen eighty six horror movie based
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on lovecraft story. And the resonator is this machine invented
by doctor Edward Pretorius and his assistant, and it works
by emanating a specific frequency of vibrations or resonance waves
that stimulate the pineal gland in the human brain, expanding
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perception to reveal this unseen dimension overlapping our own. I
always thought that was very interesting, and then you also
may know about the Integratron. The Integratron was a unique
dome shaped structure built in the nineteen fifties by a
man named George Fan Tassel in Landers, California, near Joshua Tree.
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Van Tassel was a former aeronautical engineer. He was a
big UFO enthusiast, and he claimed that he received these
telepathic instructions from ETS to construct this giant building. It's
like thirty eight feet high fifty five feet in diameter,
and he believed this was sort of an electrostatic generator
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for rejuvenation, but that included aspects of anti gravity time travel.
He based a lot of stuff on Tesla's theories. To
this day, you can still go to the Integratron sometimes
and as a tourist attraction, and they do sound baths
and things like that. So I've been inspired by that
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kind of thing, both in reality and fiction, combined with
my own ideas about what might work. I called my
device the psionotron because in my world, a scion pson
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a psion is this hypothetical or theoretical particle of consciousness.
Tron of course, just acknowledges electro dynamics. So the name
is about the human consciousness interacting with other consciousness in
the universe by thinning the physical veil between us, and
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we thin that vel by creating a chaotic, electromagnetic and
electrostatic environment that breaks down the physical barrier and lets
us connect.
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That's the idea.
Speaker 1 (08:53):
And once I am able to go through these mounds
and mounds of data, we'll do a full show about this,
and I will tell you more about the construction of
my psionotron. I will tell you that it has both
organic and in organic parts. Yeah, I mean, so I'm
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talking about there are some parts that are what you
might think of is metal, and some parts that are flesh.
And it's so tempting to just sit here and try
to tell you exactly what happened right now, but it
would be premature. Some things that I will tell you, though.
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I mean, my property is out in the middle of nowhere,
in the desert, and right after we got there and
set up and started putting this thing together, all of
a sudden, an suv appeared and we were watched the
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entire time. We were being observed the entire time, from
start to the point where we packed up went home.
There were strangers who were out there, who were obviously
specifically watching us. Amazing things happened. Obviously, when I tell
you at worked, that's what I mean. And these things
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were videotaped, so you don't have to just take my
word for it. It's difficult to stop myself from telling
you the whole story.
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Right now.
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I will tell you that after I got back, some
even weirder things started happening. My laptop was suddenly fried.
Odd people have been following me around, and listen, it's
not paranoia if you have it on video.
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Also, my.
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Free and spam free email has been going to spam
for some people, and they've said that's never happened before.
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So listen.
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If you want to head, if you want a little glimpse,
a little glimpse of what it was like out there
in the desert, go right now to scion a tron
dot com P S I O N I t R
O N. Go to scion a tron dot com for
a little glimpse. And I swear once I process everything,
i'll have a complete report for you. But I just
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you know, I really can't. I can't believe what happened. Obviously,
it's break time. When we come back. You know, I
have a I have a friend. One of my friends
died recently and his wife contacted me and she said,
is there an app that I could use to actually
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communicate with his spirit? And I'm going to tell you
about that. We're going to do it experiment. And then
I want to move into this other topic that's kind
of relevant. You'll see why our superhero actors cursed. I
know it may sound like I'm switching gears pretty hard here,
but I kind of had one thing planned to talk
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about and now something else has come up.
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iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast am Paranormal podcast Network. I
am your host the Wizards of Weird, Joshua P. Warren,
beaming into your wormhole brain from my studio in Sin City,
Las Vegas, Nevada, where everyday is Golden d every night
is silver Getata zoom And as I as I said,
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I'm in a weird steak because I'm super tired and
yet super excited at the same time, having just come
back from doing this experiment. And let me reiterate, if
you subscribe to my free and spam free E newsletter
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So if one of my E newsletters goes to your spam,
tell it it's not spam, or add me to your
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contacts or whatever you need to do. Because oh, there
is so much more to come. And I know when
you hear me say I opened the portal, You're going like,
what do you mean exactly? Well, let me just tell
you this and again I will be giving you a
complete report on this once the massive amount of data.
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I mean, we had over ten cameras running the whole
time from multiple points of view, a lot of other instrumentation, infrared, ultraviolet.
When you see things disappear into a portal, when you
see things emerge from a portal, it changes the way
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you view where we are and our reality. And you
might be saying, well, okay, you open to portal. Are
you talking about UFOs coming and going? You might say
that if you're into UFOs, Or if you're into ghosts
and spirits, you might say, are you talking about a
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portal where spirits are coming and going? Or if you're
into cryptis, you might say, are you talking about a
place where Mothman and Bigfoot and other weird things beasties
are coming and going? If you're just into metaphysical psychic spirituality,
you might say, are you talking about that tunnel of
light that connects us to the afterlife. Let me tell
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you something. It's all the same, and it reminds me
of one of my favorite quotes by the great Charles Fort.
You can measure a circle beginning. Anywhere we are in
a universe, everything is connected, and when you turn on
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a machine that your mind connects with that creates an
environment where you're able to observe phenomena going and coming.
I mean, it's just like it encompasses all of the aboves.
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It really does. The psionotron has a future. And this
is a very long This is the beginning of a
long story about things that I because I didn't just
do the scionotron experiment as a one time thing. I've
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been thinking about this so long. I set it up
so that I could actually sort of plant something there
that would allow me to access the portal in the future,
even if I'm not physically there. So I know this
is all extremely bizarre, but you well, the show is
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called Strange Things, What do you Expect? And again it's
all about the interdimensional relationship between us and other places.
And it was very interesting because well, like I said,
there are things I want to get into that I want,
but it's it's difficult to do this show right now
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when so much is going on. But when I got back,
I got a message from the wife of a friend
of mine who recently died, and she was talking about
you some interesting experiences that she'd been having visiting the
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gravesite and so.
Speaker 2 (18:27):
On, and She asked me.
Speaker 1 (18:32):
If there was some kind of an app that you
could use to try to contact people who have died,
And I do get asked this from time to time.
I wrote her this back. I said, I have never
found an app that is credible, so I don't recommend them.
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I feel spirits generally communicate with us through daily synchronicities.
Some people like an app called Spirit Talker. It scans
your area and then random words and phrases appear. But
then I told her, I recommend you listen to this
and I sent her a link to episode eleven of
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this show, which is how to prevent or create paranormal activity.
And then I also have a pdf on my website
called poor Man's Paranormal which has investigation techniques. But really,
if you're interested in contacting the other side and you
want to know the real deal, I recommend that you
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go listen to episode eleven of this podcast. But you
know what I mentioned to her, this app called Spirit Talker,
and let me just tell you a little bit about it.
I'm actually we're going to try this right now, live here,
so to speak, and let's just see what happens. Spirit
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Talker Paranormal Research device. I have an Android, so I
downloaded this from Google Play and I did pay for it,
so I think I paid about five dollars and something
for it. It's very simple to use. You hit this button.
It's basically like a scan button, and then you ask
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a question and he wait until you get a response.
And like I told her, I mean, I think that
spirits communicate through sort of daily synchronicities. But what's to
say that synchronicity might not apply to something and app producers.
So let's just see. One of my good friends who
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died quite a while ago was William P. Banner Bill Banner.
He let's see, I'm trying to see. Let's see, he
was eighty two years old and I was trying to
look back. Okay, So he died August fourteenth of two
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thousand and six. Bill Banner, he was a broadcasting pioneer,
and even though he was an old man when we
met each other, we still hung out together like we
were teenagers. And I thought maybe since that Bill Banner
was a broadcasting pioneer, he'd be a good person to
try to contact. So here's what I'm gonna do. I'm
gonna hit this scan button, right, Now I have this
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app called Spirit Talker right next to the microphone, and
I'm going to hit this button and I'm going to
start seeing if I can talk to my old buddy,
Bill Banner. Okay, here we go, Bill Banner. Are you
with me, old pal Bill Banner? It's Joshua P.
Speaker 2 (21:48):
Warren. Are you with me, buddy?
Speaker 1 (21:55):
And it's just in there scanning. And this thing also
has settings on it that gives you, I think, like
magnetometer readings and.
Speaker 2 (22:08):
Maybe don't sleep here. See it said don't sleep here.
Speaker 3 (22:14):
You must go quickly.
Speaker 1 (22:15):
You must go quickly.
Speaker 2 (22:17):
All right.
Speaker 1 (22:18):
That makes no sense whatsoever. This is the thing, all right.
That's enough of that. So look, you can play with
these things if you want to. Well, here's one thing
that did freak me out, though, I will tell you that.
Back in twenty twelve, I was in Romania and I
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was with a group and one of the ladies had
an Apple phone and she had some kind of an
app and we were at one of the ruins of
Vlad Dracoul's castle, you know, the real Dracula. And I
don't know what app she had, but out of the blue,
the app said the name of like this totally weird name,
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and that happened to turn out to be the name
of Lad's wife at the time, who had jumped her
death off the cliffs. So I just wanted to share
that with you because that people do ask me, is
there an app that you can use? But take my advice,
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the same advice I gave to her if you're trying
to communicate with someone who is is no longer with us.
You know, it's always funny because people die every single day,
but we pay special attention when when celebrities die, of course,
because he you know, we notice celebrities and we use
celebrities as reference points for everything that we do in life.
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And uh, not too long ago, one of my favorite
actors died, Gene Hackman. I'm sure you've heard all about that.
I'm a huge Superman fan, and you know I'm talking
about like the Superman movie from nineteen seventy eight. I
guess it was with Christopher.
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Reeve and when he died.
Speaker 1 (24:22):
When Gene Hackman died, because he played Lex Luthor in
that movie. He was in a lot of great movies,
you know, Unforgiven, Mississippi Burning and Who's Yours? But when
he died you know, his death was kind of weird,
and I started thinking about other.
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People who have been associating.
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With superhero movies that have ended up having a very
bizarre death, and to some extent, it seems almost like
more than coincidence. So I kind of started taking some notes.
I'm going to share with you some of the things
that I came up with when we come back. I'm
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Joshua PEE Warren. You're listening to Strange Things on the
iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast AM Paranormal Podcast Network. I'll
be back after these important messages. Welcome back to Strange
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Things on the iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast AM Paranormal
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I'm your host, Joshua P.
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Warren, and this is the show where the unusual becomes usual.
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Gene Hackman.
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Died as an old man, and so ordinarily it'd say, oh, well,
that's great. He had a nice, long wife, he was
ninety five years old, and yet there were some really
terrible things that surrounded his death. I mean, I guess
the worst is that his wife, who was quite a
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bit younger than him, died first. I mean, I'm not
sure if you recall this.
Speaker 2 (26:45):
I don't know, you.
Speaker 1 (26:46):
Could be listening to this podcast in one hundred years.
But basically, in twenty twenty five, the cops came to
his house and they found that his wife was dead
in one part of the estate, and then he was
dead in another part of the estate. And then they
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had a dog that had died because it had been
neglected since they both were dead.
Speaker 2 (27:13):
So it was just like a really horrible ending. It
wasn't sort of like.
Speaker 1 (27:19):
It wasn't like dying peacefully in his bed, and so
the I think the consensus is that his wife got
some kind of a disease from rodents in the house
and she died, and since she was his caretaker, he
had Alzheimer's and he I don't know what happened, but
he apparently, you know, couldn't take care of himself and
(27:40):
he ended up deading.
Speaker 2 (27:41):
So it was just a bad ending. And as soon as.
Speaker 1 (27:46):
I I heard about this, I thought, man, this is
like part of the Superman curse, because one of my
favorite movies is Superman, the movie starring Christopher Reeves. And
I think you probably know what happened to Christopher Reeve.
(28:07):
He was just I think in his forties, and you know,
the prime of his life when he was on a horse.
Let's see how old was he. I'm pretty sure he
was in his forties. I'm typing it in right now.
He was on a horse and he got bucked off
the horse. Yeah, he was fifty two and he died,
(28:29):
and so he was paralyzed. And you know, it's just
like shocking, of course to see super the guy who
played Superman in that state. But you know what, in
that same movie, if you remember Superman, the movie from
(28:50):
nineteen seventy eight, it starts out with Superman as a
little baby, and Marlon Brando is there and he and
his wife on Krypton. They're sending the little baby Superman
off into outer space where he will eventually end up
(29:11):
on Earth. Well, the baby Superman was played by an
actor named Lee Quiggley, and I which is kind of
funny to say, played by an actor, because this was
the baby that they just put in front of the camera.
Speaker 2 (29:25):
Lee Quiggley.
Speaker 1 (29:28):
He died in nineteen ninety one at age fourteen from
inhalent abuse. It's like, what and what makes that whole
thing even more bizarre is that, you know, Christopher Reeve
was totally unrelated to George Reeves, who played Superman on
(29:54):
TV in the nineteen fifties, and I mean like people
people like my parents. I mean they were first exposed
to Superman on film, watching the Superman TV show. And
George Reeves he ended up dead from well they they
(30:15):
said it was suicide, but a lot of people think
it was actually actually murder when he was forty five
years old. They're just like all this tragedy. Margo Kidder,
who played Lois Lane in that nineteen seventy eight movie,
that Superman movie, she ended up having an enormous mental
(30:38):
decline and to the point where I don't remember all
the details. I'm not very well prepared for this show,
but I remember like somebody found her out of her mind,
sleeping in the bushes in the backyard, and you know,
so she had a big decline.
Speaker 2 (31:00):
They're just like all these.
Speaker 1 (31:03):
Weird things that surround the people who were in that
movie that make you almost feel like that it was
somehow cursed. And then Val Kilmer recently died and I
was thinking, well, Val Kilmer, he played Batman. And I
(31:26):
don't know if you have ever really, you know, thought
about how all these connections can be made between people
who are associated with superhero films. But you know, Val
Kilmer was Let's see, how old was he. He played
Jim Morrison of the Doors.
Speaker 2 (31:47):
He was in the movie Willow.
Speaker 1 (31:48):
I mean, he did all kinds of great stuff, but
indeed he was he was Batman. And let's see, he
was around fifty five when he got throat cancer. And
from there he very quickly went downhill and lost his
voice box and he couldn't even talk anymore. And then
(32:13):
Val Kilmer, who played Batman, he died when he was
sixty five. Chadwick Boseman, who of course played Black Panther,
huge hit, huge hit. He was from Anderson, South Carolina.
I'm from Asheville, North Carolina. So Anderson, South Carolina. That's
just right down the road. He was actually born not
(32:36):
too long after I was. I was born October twenty
fifth of nineteen seventy six. He was born November twenty
ninth of nineteen seventy six. But he died August twenty
eighth of twenty twenty, when he was forty three years
old of colon cancer right at the I mean, the
very peak of his career. Black Panther was a great movie.
(32:57):
He was going to be one of the biggest stars ever.
Colon cancer, which they say is a very preventable cancer
if you get checked early enough, but people are getting
it earlier and earlier. I started sitting down talking to
Lauren about this, and we were like, why, what's up
with this whole phenomenon about like people involved with superheroes,
(33:19):
super superhero stuff. I told you I was tired, who
are dying under these tragic and you know, premature circumstances.
I don't know, can you call the Incredible Hulk a superhero?
Speaker 2 (33:37):
I think you can.
Speaker 1 (33:38):
Yeah, I mean he's not a villain, right, I mean,
I think the Incredible Hulk is a superhero.
Speaker 2 (33:44):
I grew up.
Speaker 1 (33:44):
Watching The Incredible Hulk TV show starring Bill Bixby. And
you know, he died when he was fifty nine years
old from I think it was prostate cancer, and so
(34:05):
I mean, you know, let's see personal life and death. Yeah,
it looks like he had Oh and he also had
some other bad stuff that happened to him.
Speaker 2 (34:18):
Look at Bruce Lee. You know Bruce Lee.
Speaker 1 (34:22):
You might think of him as just being in all
of the martial arts movies that he starred in, but
he was He came to fame in a superhero show,
The Green Hornet. He was a sidekick Cato and Bruce Lee,
who looked like the most invincible man ever. He died
(34:45):
when he was thirty two years old, and you know,
they're still not exactly sure what happened to him. Says that,
you know, they had some reason to believe that he
might have had some swelling on the brain at some
point or another. But one day he just, you know,
said that he had a headache and he went to
a friend's house and then he died, and they're just
(35:08):
not sure what happened to him. And then then his son,
Brandon Lee was playing the Crow, which again kind of
a superhero.
Speaker 2 (35:19):
Maybe.
Speaker 1 (35:21):
He died when he was twenty eight in Wilmington, North Carolina.
Again kind of going back to a local connection because
I'm from North Carolina. Nineteen ninety three, he was twenty
eight years old. He was on the set playing the
Crow and it was one of those things where they
had what they they were shooting at what they thought
(35:42):
was or what should have been a blank gun at
him like a squib, and turns out there was a
fragment of it that hit him and killed him, and
you know, I could keep going on here. Even though
he's he's not exactly a hero. Let's look at villains.
(36:03):
Going back to the Batman thing, look at Heath Ledger.
Heath Ledger. Some say his best role was playing the
Joker and one of the Batman movies. There. He was
twenty eight years old in two thousand and eight, again
prime of his life when he died, and they said
(36:25):
it was from a you know, a mix of prescription
drugs that he was taking. I mean, I'm telling you
I have pages and pages.
Speaker 2 (36:35):
There are many, many, many.
Speaker 1 (36:36):
Other examples of this. This is just a quick sampling,
but it makes you wonder if there are patterns that
people fall into. Oh gosh, is destiny both good and bad?
Speaker 2 (36:56):
Believe it or not.
Speaker 1 (36:56):
We're already up on a break. When we come back
from this break, however, I have some more interesting thoughts
for you about resonances and connections between things. But then
I also have some listener emails that I want to
share with you, and one of them has to do
(37:18):
with let's see Black Mirrors, skin Walker, Ranch portals, and
how it's all connected.
Speaker 2 (37:30):
I'm Joshua P. Warren.
Speaker 1 (37:33):
You're listening to Strange Things on the iHeartRadio and Coast
to Coast AM Paranormal Podcast Network.
Speaker 2 (37:40):
I'll be right back. Welcome back to the final segment
(38:21):
of this edition of.
Speaker 1 (38:22):
Strange Things on the iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast AM
Parahonormal Podcast Network.
Speaker 2 (38:29):
I am your host, Joshua P.
Speaker 1 (38:31):
Warren, and it's amazing how quickly the time flies by.
I want to get to some interesting emails that I've
received from listeners. This first one comes from Brandon in Texas.
(38:52):
He says, taking big swings Joshua hacking into portals plus
my concept on portals. He writes, I'm excited for you,
Joshua on the success of your portal machine. What He
wrote this to me before I even did the experiment,
so he must be he must have been looking into
(39:16):
the future. Maybe this is from John Tetar. He says,
look forward to seeing the results you got and much
more you would do in the future. Seriously, he said
this to me before I did the experiment. Anyway, he says,
really getting me in awe. It's like a new frontier
to document and study portals. This is kind of a
(39:39):
long email, but I think it's worth reading.
Speaker 2 (39:41):
He says.
Speaker 1 (39:42):
I wanted to say that portals are everywhere, especially in
nature like swamps and national parks. Portals are in big
bodies of water, like locked nests and the world's oceans.
I also wanted to say I believe black mirrors are
a portal machine, not as good as your portal machine.
(40:02):
But ceremonial magicians would use black mirrors to connect and
communicate to angels and goetic spirits. Of course they're in
a trance state. You make a black mirror using glass
and painting it with black acrylic paint all around it.
Paint the glass front and back and the sides as well.
(40:23):
You can use a picture frame from a store and
paint it black. Don't use an actual mirror because it
has a thin layer of silver, and silver gets rid
of spirits. Let me also pause here to say that
my friend, the late Rosemary Ellen Guiley was big into
black mirrors and wrote books about it, and sometimes she
(40:43):
would sell them at conferences and stuff. Anyway, he goes
on to say, I remember when I was watching an
episode on the History Channel show called Skinwalker Ranch. A
Native was talking about how the petroglyph symbol of a
spiral like a sigil and how it represents portals. I
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guess petroc glyphs are sigils in a way. But anyways,
the petriclyft spiral symbol sigil can be used in portal
summoning and opening. And then he put a picture of
an example that he was talking about. He says Native
Americans would beat drums to summon para temporals and uap
(41:29):
where those spiral petric glyphs are located. I guess drums
are a portal machine in a way, a summoning device.
Combining that sigil with a black mirror, and you have
a poor man's portal machine minus the electricity. Should cover
it and put it up when you're not using it.
Don't want anything weird coming through it. Your Devil's toy
(41:50):
box is a portal machine. Just my thoughts on portals.
Speaker 2 (41:55):
He says.
Speaker 1 (41:56):
In response to your latest episode on your podcast, he says,
numbers hold energy. Eight represents abundance and prosperity. Perhaps writing
eight eight eight on a piece of paper and putting
it in your wallet would be effective as well. Drawing
seven seven seven on a piece of paper would represent
(42:16):
winning energy or hitting jackpot energy. Put your money sigual
you made from your parasigmatics lab and your wallet wallets
are similar to mojo bags or spell bags. A girl's
purse can be a mojo bag. Put an amplification pattern
at the bottom of a mojo bag to amplify the
energy inside of it. Imagine your virtual wishing machine image
(42:40):
on the outside of a mojo bag, or maybe it
should be on the inside at the bottom, facing upward
toward the item as you put inside of it. Mojo
bags can be turned into spell jars and vice versa.
Put a spell jar on a wishing machine for money,
magic or whatever magic you're using. He continues. My thoughts
(43:03):
on capturing a ghost on camera is that they know
you are filming them. You must trick the trickster, let
your guard down on purpose, and don't record anything. Be
in like a daydreaming state, zoning out and not focusing
on the documentation of the spirit while it's in the environment.
(43:25):
And when it shows its true form to you, you
remember to get its to get its mind. And they
captured the image of a dark entity in a cave system. Okay,
I'm not sure how that anyway, he goes. Cave systems
hold portals two mm hmm okay, all right, and then
(43:46):
he sent me an interesting video. Anyway, he says, keep
the magic high. That's what Relock says, Thank you, Brandon.
Some very interesting thoughts to consider. I get a lot
of emails and I read very few of them on
the show. This comes from a.
Speaker 2 (44:11):
Listener.
Speaker 1 (44:12):
I have kept an eight of Heart's playing card in
my wallet for years. I have heard about this before.
It brings me look great podcast.
Speaker 2 (44:24):
How about that?
Speaker 1 (44:27):
You know what? I have the eight that I keep
in my wallet to attract money, but I've never put
an eight of hearts playing or should it be the
aid of spades? I mean eight of hearts sounds good?
You know what I think I'm gonna do that.
Speaker 2 (44:40):
I'm gonna try that.
Speaker 1 (44:43):
Just find a deck cards and put an eight of
Hearts in there and see how that does for you.
This comes from a man in Florida. Actually, I'm not
sure who if this is a man or a woman
or what?
Speaker 2 (45:02):
What? Who who this person.
Speaker 1 (45:04):
Is or what this person is? I think it's a man, uh,
says dear mister Joshua. I have been using the purple
wish plate and listening to the purple tone, and I
must say that I have gotten such clarity and true
sense of the b s that surrounds me, and thanks
(45:29):
to the higher level of consciousness, I'm on it and
hold those accountable for their nonsense. Also, I must say
that since using the purple wish plate and listening to
the Purple tone, I have experienced an uptick in my
business and my clients are now needing more of the
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services that I provide. Also, I must say that I
use the prayer board and manifested my family vacation last
year and it was amazing. And so I ask for
your advice. Can I use the prayer board and the
purple wish plate to manifest like the same things that
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I desire or should I use them separately in my manifestation?
So please, I know you're a very busy man and
I'm asking for your advice. Let me know good vibes.
Don't want to jinx myself, all right. So here's my
general rule of thumb when it comes to combining manifestation devices.
Speaker 2 (46:41):
If you have.
Speaker 1 (46:44):
A song that you really love and you're focusing on
that song, and you're trying to create that song and
truly make music, and that's what manifestation is.
Speaker 2 (46:55):
It's that same thing.
Speaker 1 (46:57):
Creating a vibe that can be experience musically, and then
you take a second song that's totally different and then
you overlap the two. Well, now it just sounds like
a mess. So now both songs are ruined. So in
(47:19):
most cases, I don't think that you should use manifestation
devices together. I think you should take it. You say,
I'm gonna manifest this on that, and I'm gonna manifest
that on this, and you should keep them separate. Now,
there are certain occasions when you might be able to
(47:41):
double them up, for example taking I think like, for example,
a purple plate can be put next to almost anything
to supercharge it.
Speaker 2 (47:52):
But I would I.
Speaker 1 (47:54):
Usually say, look, use one thing at a time and
manifest one thing on one object at a time. I
recently did a podcast also about the Human Residence, and
I forgot to mention that I think that you can
probably charge up an object by exposing it to the
(48:17):
Schumann residence and you know, just sit it there for
thirty minutes, forty or you know, forty five minutes an
hour and see what happens. See if you get better
results from the manifestation tool after it's been exposed to
the Shuman residence because I have continued to have good
luck experimenting with him. Well, my friends, I'm worn out
(48:41):
and so thanks for sticking with me. Let's all chill
out together. Take a deep breath, close your eyes if
you can. Here is the good Fortune tongue. That's it
(49:17):
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thank you for your interest and support. Thank you for
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