Episode 87: What TRULY Scares Joshua? He Answers Your Wild Listener Questions!

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get ready to be amazing weird. This is Strange Things
with Joshua Warren. I am Joshua PE Warren, and each
week on this show, I'll be bringing you brand new

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mind blowing content, news exercises, and weird experiments you can
do at home, and a lot more. On this edition
of the show, What Scares Me Truly, I mean truly.
Now I am answering your questions. I'll answer that one

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and a lot of others. You sent them to me
from all over the world, and some of them are
kind of funny actually. You know, the past few weeks,
I have been traveling across the United States of America
from coast to coast, and I've been working on my
my new studio and workshop and experiment lab here in Vegas.

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And now I am back after a break from podcasting
with so much to talk about. It may have been
a break from doing the podcast, but it has not
been a break for me. So I recently asked all
of you to send me some questions about anything. Doesn't
even have to be paranormal, questions about anything that I

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could just answer for you. It's easy show prep for me, Okay,
when I'm this busy, and you know what, I got
a ton of great questions, and I will be answering
a bunch of them on this show. I know it's
gonna fly right by, and who knows, maybe I'll extend
this to to another edition. But listen, First off, I
do want to follow up on a couple of things

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that I recently have talked about. You know, I told
you that I have this new property near Area fifty one,
and that I am building a special machine there that
is going to hopefully fulfill a special purpose and um
help us enterface with some other dimensions. Okay, I don't

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want to get get get too specific right now, but
I'm really excited to announce that this project is moving
along so well that, uh, I'm actually going to be
producing a documentary about the process. Um and boy, you're
going to be surprised when you finally get all the
details about exactly what this is. But here's something that

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I would like to point out. A lot of people
emailed me trying to figure out what I'm gonna build there,
and some people have speculated I'm gonna make a pyramid
or something, and and it is true, I have fought
for years about building my own giant pyramid somewhere out
there on a piece of land to experiment with pyramid power.

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In this particular case, however, I am not building a pyramid.
I'm doing something that I'm creating, something that has never
been created before, at least not within human history books.
Maybe some aliens have made something like this one time.
But I just wanted to point this out because I
thought you might find this was intriguing because that so

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many people were talking about the pyramid thing. I started
looking into um pyramids that are out there. And of course,
if you asked asked the average average a person, what
is the largest pyramid? Uh, that person will probably say
the Great pyramidic geezer, right, But it turns out, uh,
the largest pyramid and the largest monument ever constructed is

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the Catsicattle Pyramid at Cholula da Rivedavia. Hopefully I said
that right, Uh, And that is about sixty three miles
southeast of Mexico City. The this pyramid, this monument is
one hundred and seventy seven ft tall and it's base

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covers forty five acres. Can you believe that forty acres
the base of this one pyramid? And you know, Catsicadole
is just another name for cucko Con. And of course
I wrote this book called The Secret Wisdom of cugle
Con which gets into all kinds of interdimensional contact, aliens, spirits,

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cryptid psychic phenomena, all that stuff. You can find that
on my website. But I thought that was really interesting
that most people would not know that that that's the case,
So yes, I will keep you updated, however, in a
timely fashion regarding what I'm going to be building on
my new property here Area fifty one. It's wild. Uh.

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And also I want to mention that I recently did
a podcast about the poor Man's Paranormal how you can
take household items and sort of make interesting paranormal investigation
tools with them. And I got this intriguing email from
that show that I want to share with you. It
actually came from a friend of mine. Uh, Ronald Heath.

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Now you probably know the name Ronald Heath because he
is the inventor of the dt meter, the differential time
rate meter, which I used to discover some kind of
a time anomaly just north of Las Vegas a few
years ago. And uh, after hearing my show, he said,
here's something interesting for you, Josh, poor Man's radar. Poor

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Man's Radar. So okay, let's see if you can keep
up with this. He says, take an a M radio
up onto a nearby hill, listen to it, and write
down all the stations that you can pick up. And
then go back home and do the same thing and

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write down all the stations you can pick up. Now,
pick a station that you heard up on the hill
but that you cannot here at home, and set the
a M radio to that frequency. When an airplane or
any large metal craft flies above the hill, the far

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away station will reflect off of the craft and you
may hear the station on your A M radio. He
goes on to say, I heard this somewhere, but I
can't remember where. Now that sounds cool, doesn't it. So
let's say, uh, and I can right now, I can
just I can hear Jason Saraci scrambling for the supplies

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to go out and create the poor Man's radar. Because
this is the kind of thing where again, you've got this, uh,
you've got the radio that you used as a reference
excuse me, a reference point on the hill, and then
you have the one at your house, and if a
UFO comes flying along then or you know anything not

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not just a UFO, but you know something like that
that's kind of reflective, then in the background of your house,
you may hear that radio start start squawking or doing
something weird, and you'll know it's time to look in
that direction. So that's a really cool tip. See that
is absolutely perfect for um poor man's paranormal kind of stuff.

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So thank you for that. Ron really cool. Okay, let
me dig into this pile. This is kind of intimidating. Okay,
So let me just start with this email from Doug
and he says, in all of your investigations, uh. He

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goes on to give examples. He says, at what point
were you ever actually scared silly during an investigation? If ever? Uh? Okay, Well,
I'm actually gonna go a little bit above and beyond
answering this question, because here's the thing. If if we

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just talked about a paranormal investigation, then the first thing
that pops into my mind was being at Myrtles plantation.
And you've probably heard this story. I spent a night
completely alone inside this gigantic mansion and St. Francisville, Louisiana,
where all kinds of terrible things had happened. And I

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was staying in this room, the General David Bradford Suite,
and that night and I was the only person on
the property. There were no employees, no staff. They gave
me the whole place. So I turned off all the
lights and something started thumping on the walls of my
bedroom and I got this on videotape. And the thing

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that was the weirdest to me was that I was
enter acting with it. So I could ask it to
thump here, and it would do do do do, say
thump there. It was always stumping in threes, though always
three at a time. I didn't understand at that time
why that was. Later on, and I don't know if
this is true or not, but later on I read

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that sometimes if a spirit only reps in threes, it
is evil because that means it is mocking the Holy Trinity.
I don't know again whether or not one should believe that,
but all I know is I was very very alone
on a big piece of property on a dark and

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stormy night, and yes, I had the night vision on
my camera, so I was able to see through the camera.
It was my decision to turn the lights out because
I wanted to see it in the infrared. And I
tell you it never did anything threatening to me. But
if if just being in a situation where I was
in a room with an invisible conscious entity that was

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interacting with me, that was scary to me because I
couldn't see it. I didn't know what it was, but
it was I'm getting goose bumps thinking back seriously, because
now imagine this. You know it's conscious, you know it's real.
You know, it's in your room, it's knocking on things,
it's it's I even think it might have pulled one

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of my meters out of my hands. It had power,
but I didn't know. I couldn't see it. I don't
know what it was. That was scary. But you know what,
that is not the most frightened I've ever been in
my life. When we come back from this break, I
will tell you about the most frightening experiences that I've
had in my life. Um, you know what. All the time,

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night is silver. One thing that I find really interesting
is watching the results of doing giveaways. Is obviously I
am always trying to teach people tips on how to
manifest things, and so sometimes I'll go through a period
of time where I go like, look, I have these

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computer programs that will randomly select from my E newsletter subscribers,
my Twitter followers, and my Facebook friends, Uh, anybody. I mean,
I can set parameters if if I want to make
sure that they are only in the US, or if
it's going to be an international thing or whatever. But
I mean, to a certain extent, it's totally random. And
I said, I'm going to give away a prize, and

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and I give away really cool stuff. And I think
it's amazing that all of these people who listen to
this show, who are great manifest ers. Now they're all
kind of fighting, right because they're they're trying to manifest
to win, and it's interesting to see who's going to
win what. And I think one of the coolest things
that I gave away recently to uh one of my

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e new subscribers and fans of this show is something
and I myself have enjoyed for a long long time.
It's an electric bathtub bubble massage. Matt. Okay, this is
a spa full body bubbling math. It's got a thermal
massager heater ory thing on. It's like basically, you lay
on this mat and it and it blows all of

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these heated bubbles up all around your body and you
can put a little little scent in their little roma.
It's so cool and relaxing. I said, I gotta give
one of these away to somebody who's going to get that. Well,
wouldn't you know it, one of the people who who well,
the person who got that, Okay, there are a lot
of people who want some cool stuff, but the person

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who got that was one of the best manifest errs
I have met um and she lives in California, her
name is Crystal, and she wrote this said, yesterday the
pipes in this old house finally got fixed and I
got to use the bath massage spa you sent me,

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and I ab slutely love it. I took advantage of
the deeply soothed states to manifest more sales in my
Etsy shop the next day, and it worked. I know
I will be using this a lot. Thank you so
very much. You're the best. Well, thank you, Crystal, and congratulations.
And if you want to see why that she was

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so successful and manifesting stuff, look at the stuff she's
selling on her Etsy shop page. Just you go to
uh etsy and just do a search for amazing charmed Living.
There's no space between those words. If you just amazing
charmed living and you can see all this like money
manifestation stuff that she has to me. I bring this

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up because this is more proof of how that this
manifestation stuff works. She lives her life manifesting things. I
have thousands of people all over the world who could
have gotten that really cool thing, and guess who got it.
She did. So I'm telling you this stuff works. It
really does if you just if you know what to

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do and you take it seriously and you understand how
it works best you can. Okay, back to things that
have scared me, you know, I think that probably the
most scared I've ever been. And this is not paranormal necessarily,
but I mean, I guess now. I was up on
the parkway. I was born, of course, in the Blue
Ridge Mountains, and I was up on the parkway one

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night at about this is uh. It was near near
the Pisgah area Mount Pizga in western North Carolina. It
was maybe one two o'clock in the morning, and I
was hiking down a trail and actually there had been
some reports of little people in the areas, so I
guess it is kind of paranormal, right, But I'm going

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down this trail, I mean, there's not a solar around.
I had a flashlight and um, I turned a corner
and there is one of the largest black bears that
I have ever seen standing there and he is not
more than fifteen feet for me, and he's just standing
there in the trail and he's looking at me and
I'm looking at him, and we were both frozen, and

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I I'll never forget that I see cold like that,
that ice watered down the back of fear, looking at
this thing and knowing I am helpless right now. If
this wild creature wants to run and attack me, there's
nothing I can do about this. So here we were

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both looking perplexed and surprised. I didn't move a muscle,
I could hardly breathe, and after about probably ten seconds,
and that was a very long ten seconds, the bear
just turned and went crashing away through the brush and ran.
And I was so relieved. That is scary because you

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don't know what a wild animal is going to do.
In fact, when I was younger, I went over and
visited one of my friends and he had just bought
this pit bull and this dog was crazy, okay, very
very aggressive, and I really didn't want to be around
the dog, but he was proud of it. So he
pulls this dog out, and the dog sees me and

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immediately just goes. I mean he was inches away. He
goes charging with these big schoppers because charging right for
my well, the family jewels is what we sometimes call those,
And my life flashed before my eyes. And I'm telling you,

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in a split second, if if my friend was not
a big guy who was able to grab that leash
and pull that dog back. Then I would have to
figure out which bathroom to use at the restaurant these days,
and that, uh, that made me swept pretty. I mean,
like animal stuff, wild animal stuff is scary because again

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that they're they're very unpredictable. When they are in in
an agitated state or they're scared or whatever, you just
don't know what they're gonna do. So those are not
necessarily paranormal things. But you know what here, I wasn't
really gonna go down this path. But let me just
since I'm just sort of giving you some stream of
consciousness in this show, here's what really does scare me.

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I don't like to talk about this on this show
because I've told you you hear about it all the time.
It gets crammed down your throat. I don't discuss politics
per se, but I do keep up with politics, and
I have a lot of strong political opinions, but I
just keep them to myself because you know, I'll tell

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personal you know, friends and family and stuff like that,
really close people about some of my feelings and I
go and vote and do my part. And but at
the same time, um, that's not what this show is
about So I don't talk about politics, but sometimes I
see what's happening in the political world right now, and
especially how it might affect things like free speech, and
that becomes very frightening to me in a in a

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deeply fundamental way regarding the quality of of our lives.
And I think I'm most struck by this this quote here.
This is actually and I may have brought this up before,
this is one of John F. Kennedy's favorite quotes, and
he attributed this to Dante's Inferno. So this is kind

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of like an interpretation that he got from something that
was written in in Dante's Inferno all those hundreds of
years ago. The hottest places in Hell are reserved for
those who, in time of moral crisis, preserve their neutrality.
So let me eat that the hottest Now, this is like,

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you know, in Dante's Inferno, you have these different runs
of Hell. So the idea here is that the hottest
places in Hell are reserved for those who, in the
name of moral crisis, preserved their neutrality. And so that
is um, that's that's sort of a paraphrasing of a
concept from Dante's Inferno. That that scares me a lot

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because I think to myself, should I be more vocal? Uh?
Because everybody's too vocal. I think we have too many
cooks in the kitchen. And it's not supposed to have
to be that way. That's why you elect representatives that
you trust, so they are supposed to go out and
handle all this stuff for you, right, so you don't

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have to gripe all the time. But sometimes I I
really I worry that maybe I don't do enough to
to speak up about certain things that I see happening. Um.
I have to balance that out all the time. But you,
as you know, one thing, I will not back down
from it all as my belief in practically unconditional free speech.

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I know you can't. You know, you're not supposed to
scream fire in a crowded theater and that sort of stuff.
But I mean, if you're not trying to frighten somebody
intentionally and like that, I mean, I think you should
be able to give your opinion about anything you want. Um, Okay,
it's uh, let's go on to next question. This is
a lighter topic from Bill. What is it with you

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and the hat? Because as you may know, I frequently
am seen wearing a fedora. Well, for one thing, I
I think Indiana Jones was probably my favorite character when
I was when I was a kid, so you know
that that helped a lot. But you know what, here's
the thing about hats. From a stylistic point of view, Um,

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it's kind of cool to wear the hat because that, uh,
it reminds me people like the Men in Black. You know,
it's sort of an homage or a nod to them.
Or my my friend, the late great Jim Mars. Of
course he was always wearing the fedora, and uh he
was well known for that. So I kind of think
of that, you know, tradition. But um, more realistically, though,

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what I found is there are a lot of benefits
to wearing a hat. For one thing, you know, I
travel a lot, and sometimes if I'm in a hot place, well,
it keeps the sun away. If I'm in a rainy place,
it keeps the rain away. I don't have to do
my hair, which is great because I got cow licks
and my hair has always been a pain. I can

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gather water, use it as a container if I need
to in a survival situation. And I think if I
ever am in a situation where I just something goes
wrong and I run out of money. All I have
to do is just stand there on the street with
my hat out and magically I will have money again.

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And after the hat question, Bill says, but seriously, what

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sort of timeline do you think we're looking at regarding
the full disclosure of alien life and their visitation of Earth.
You are more in the know than most, and I
value your opinion. Well, thank you very much. Bill. You
know what I I really do think that they are
here seven and uh, you know, this reminds me of

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a news story that I posted on my Twitter feed
a while back. It says, this is from Unexplained Mysteries
dot com. Future space pioneers could be flesh, blood and electronics.
Astronomer Royal Martin Rees has suggested that cybernetics could facilitate

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humanity's future among the stars. The human body is certainly
not built for space exploration. Whenever we venture beyond the
protective atmosphere of our own world, it's necessary to concun ourselves.
So this is something I've been saying for a long
long time, and I you know, I made this short
film about o UFOs in which I was pointing out

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from what I learned in Puerto Rico that I think
a lot of these UFOs U A p are so
mysterious because they have qualities of both machines and organic beings.
As a matter of fact, I am proud to announce
that that movie, that short film, which you can watch
on YouTube for free of course, has been uh selected.

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It's it's an official selection for the fourteen Film Festival
and Gloucester, England, which will be uh I think in September.
So what an honor? How cool is that? Um? But yeah,
if you go to YouTube and you just look up
oh UFOs and my name Joshua P. Warren, surely it

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will come up there and you can watch and see
what I'm talking about. You know. That's the thing, Bill,
You know, I have said for the longest time that
when I go out on a hike in the woods,
I don't waste my time trying to prove to every
squirrel and rabbit that humans exist. I don't care if
they know we exist or not. In fact, on the contrary,

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there are times where I might try to hide from them,
and I think that we are probably so different from,
if not an inferior biologically speaking than these beings that
they they really don't want us to know that much
about them. They don't care it's it might even be

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advantageous for us not to know about them. I don't
think the government knows all that much. Really. I think
the government gets bits and pieces of it and they
don't know what to do with it. It's very fragmented,
and UM, I don't that we're ever going to have
you know, that moment when you know the president stands
up in front of the camera at the podium and says,

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here you go. Um. They may have bodies from Roswell,
So I guess if that ever happens, it may be
more of along the lines of what you're talking about.
But I just don't think they're ever going to do that,
even if they have those bodies. I don't think it's
that's too powerful, uh, to give up a secret like that. UM.

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So they're all around us all the time. You get
glimpses of them. UM. I think the government has admitted
pretty clearly that they exist and without actually just showing
you a picture of one saying this is an alien
um and and maybe that will happen someday, But honestly,
I doubt you're asking about a timeline. I doubt it

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will happen before we die. If there is a time
when that occurs. Oh uh, I don't think we're gonna
live to see it. Sorry, that's just my opinion, okay. Uh.
Michael writes, what are some of the best stories of
success with your curiosity shop items? Uh, in the same
spirit as the podcast of Amazing Happy Stories. Um, what

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feedback of your creations makes you most proud? You know,
this is actually a very tough question for me, Michael,
because I get so many stories, so many success stories
every day that I just kind of forget them. I'm
one of those guys that I love jokes, and you know,
I've made comedies and that's just something that I've always

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enjoyed exploring in life. And I can go out and
I can learn like four or five jokes in a
week and uh get them down pat just you know,
nail those things, like I'm on on stage and then
a week later, I can't remember the how the joke goes? Now?
I can tell you a lot of other interesting, weird
stuff about what happens at research I've done, but I'm

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not good at memorizing specific anecdotes. And that's one of
the great things about having a podcast because that you know,
people send me this stuff and I read it to
you and it's recorded there for some posterity. But I
guess I have to say that the stuff that impresses
me the most, um is when people contact me and say, listen,
I I use these techniques that I learned from you,

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and I hit the lotto. Because I have at least
a handful of people who have won a lotto, and
I know that that is it reduces a lot of
what I talk about down to a very superficial thing.
But still, let's let's be honest, let's get real. People
say like I want to win the lotto, Like that's
that's a part of being a human. People have this

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dream of of winning the lotto, even though if it
might end up being bad for them. That's a reference
that people use. And so people contact me and they say,
and it could be you know, they use different things,
wishing machines. A lot of people have used, uh, I
guess at least two or three the people who have
contacted me have used wishing machine, not always. And um,
they contact me and they say thank you, and I say, wow,

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that's wonderful. Yeah, congratulations, And I'm thinking, oh, well, if
you really want to thank me, if why don't you
give me a little kind of that lot of winning there.
That's good karma for everybody. But people do ask me
if I've won the lotto, and you know what, here's
the thing. If I had won the lotto, I would

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not publicize that. Uh. And that is because, okay, like, look,
I live here in Las Vegas. If I'm trying to
prove a point and I find something that I think
is lucky or whatever, I have no problem going out
to a casino and trying it. And I've a head
of jack pot of some kind, you know, showing that
to people because you get to get people some kind
of like evidence for why you think something might be

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be helpful and lucky. I have no problem doing it.
But if you actually win so much money that you
make the news, well, then the next day you have
a whole new group of friends on your lawn and
you don't know any of them. Earlier. You probably don't
know most of them, let's put it that way. And

(35:11):
so I if I have won something giant using my techniques,
then you know that's not something I would put on
this show, but you can go and see. Um, you know,
I went all kinds of stuff using different manifestation. But
the most valuable things in life are not necessarily money
though you know, it's it's your comfort zone. It's what
you know, being happy and preserving your health, and that's

(35:33):
that's what gets hard as you get older. It's just
staying staying healthy. So anyway, sorry if that was a
bit of a bummer answer, but um okay, next question here,
what's your favorite type of dowsing tool or method? You know,
I like dowsing rods. Um they're cool. Um, you know,
I think all dowsing is just using a tool that

(35:55):
magnifies some small reaction that your body has to an
energy and gives you like a feedback for it, so
you can see that. You might not notice that change
in your body, but it's expressed and the tool. Dowsing
rods are cool. My dad, who is not a particularly
you know, paranormal psychic kind of guy at all, he
as as a land developer would go out and find

(36:17):
places to drill wells all the time using dowsing rods.
But I think that probably I like the pendulum because
the pendulum can be really really sensitive. Um, if you
go to my website and you go to my curiosity
shop and you download my e book called Finding Your Magic,
I talked about how to use dowsing rods and pendulums

(36:38):
and all that, and and you know, you program it,
you tell it what you wanted to do. And the
thing that's really intriguing to me about dowsing in general,
but especially with the pendulum, is that a lot of
people dows for stuff long distance. So let's say you
you want to find where to drill for water or
oil or whatever. You don't necessarily have to go out

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into the field and use the tool. You can sit
down a thousand miles away with a map of the
property in front of you, and you dallas the map
and it still works the same way. So that makes
me think that a lot of this is definitely a
quantum phenomenon. It's a non local phenomenon that we're dealing with,
and you don't necessarily have to be physically there and

(37:22):
immersed in everything. So yeah, I think pendulums are cool.
All right, let's see the Russell says, is there really
a satanic portal above the White House? Okay? Well, you
know I was in UM this show that was on
Discovery Plus last year, UM and the Travel Channel as Talent,

(37:43):
and it was called Demon in the White House, and
so they interviewed me about my knowledge of um of
paranormal stuff in the White House, and that actually did
very well. A lot of people watched it, and I
talked about how the President Taft in particular was sort
of terrorized him and he and his staff are terrorized

(38:04):
by this thing that they called the thing. I talked
about this in episode forty eight of this podcast. It's
called White House Ghost that will Surprise You. And what
I pointed out was that Lick Taft was he was
a member of a lot of strange secret societies Skull
and Bones, um. He was involved with with rituals, and

(38:28):
rituals are sometimes about opening portals, not always, but sometimes. UM.
But I really do believe that any place that has
as much power as the White House, uh, most likely
has some kind of uh well, it's like a magnet
for for both good and evil forces. And there have
definitely been some first ladies um who have tried intentionally

(38:53):
to open portals there, most famously of course, being Mary
Todd Lincoln in order to communicate eight with with a
dead loved one. So there there are portals around the
White House. Do I think there's a Satanic portal of
some kind? Why not? You know? I think I think
they're all kinds of portals. And that's why sometimes people

(39:14):
who get around that stuff seem kind of possessed. My goodness,
I haven't even told you what the greatest mystery is
yet I will when we come back. I'm Joshua Pee Warren.
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the final segment of this edition of Strange Things on
the I Heart Radio and Coast to Coast I AM
Paranormal podcast Network. I am your host Joshua P. Warren
and Tony says, what do you consider to be the
greatest mystery of all time? Okay, well, let me answer

(41:26):
big and then small. The greatest mystery of all time is,
of course, the creation of the universe. How and why
was the universe created? I don't think we can comprehend
the answer to that, but that's the big one. Next
in line, would be time travel. How do you manipulate

(41:52):
this experience called time and go back and forth? It
obviously can be done, but how do you really do it?
I mean, we we have theories, but how do you
actually do that? I am doing some time travel experiments
in my new laboratory. Um I've been doing them for

(42:12):
a while, but my new laboratory is going to give
me some benefits. I'm not expecting to travel like like
Michael J. Fox. I just want to, you know, see
if I can look back one second or forward one second,
just you know, start small. I think the placebo effect
is an incredible mystery because, hey, it works the mind

(42:35):
somehow makes things happen that are not explainable in any
other way. But you know, when it comes to like
more recent stuff, more kind of down to earth stuff,
I've always been intrigued with the construction of the Coral
Castle there in Florida. You know, I visited the Coral
Castle a long time ago, and you know, this one

(42:57):
guy add leads Scaldin I think his name was just
over years built this amazing coral castle all by himself,
working often under the cover of night, and nobody is
sure how he did it. And he left some really
bizarre documents behind that talked a lot about magnetism and such.
But I don't know, if I had to take a guess,

(43:17):
I think he probably used like just levers and pulleys
and gravity, but I don't know. I'm not sure how
he did that. He he probably could tell you how
the pyramids were made, though. UM, so that's a good one.
I would like to know exactly what actually hit tong Guska.
I mean a lot of people say they think it's
a comment, but nobody knows. Um. I'd like to know

(43:40):
what happened to Flight Night team that disappeared in the
Bermuda Triangle, you know, I mean, and then and then
the rescue plane that went out it disappeared. We've never
found a trace of those. Um. You know, here's something
that's a little bit more personal. UM, weird little story
I'll make the short. And two thousand ten, I was

(44:03):
in Key West, Florida doing a story about Robert the
Haunted Doll, and there is the male Fisher Museum there.
Mel Fisher was a great um shipwreck retriever and he found,
most famously the eetosha that was just treasured laden out there,

(44:24):
and so they have a museum with all his treasures.
And back in two thousand and ten, I walked into
the museum and they had this some kind of like
super thick clear case. It was made of something other
than class I don't know what. It was made out of,
some kind of super material, and there was a bar
of gold inside of it and just a little hole
cut out just picking up for your fists to fit through,

(44:47):
so that you could you could reach in there and
you could lift up that big heavy bar of gold
and get your picture taken, and then you could slip
your hand back out, and then they give you a
sticker that said I lifted a bar of gold. Well,
about two weeks after I was there, after hours, some
guy went in there. It's on security footage. He walked

(45:08):
up to that thing and he put his hand in
it and he just took that bar of gold right
out of there and walked away, and it looked like magic.
And I have no idea how he did it, you know.
I I even called the police department down there and
and they said that, you know, they didn't know how
the guy did it. It's the eerious thing that now

(45:29):
that was along I haven't called the police department recently,
so maybe I need to call him again and follow
up on that. But when the last time I talked
to them, they didn't have any information about how this
guy supposedly, like you can see the video, it looks
like he sticks his hand into this thing and like
like he almost like de materializes this case and pulls
this gold bar out that's worth like a million bucks

(45:50):
or whatever. So they caught the guy eventually, but they
never retrieved the gold and so I want to I
kind of forgot about that. If any of you know, uh,
like the latest on that, please let me know. Um
But here's something else that this. If you're a nerd,
if you're into like electro statics and engineering, you might
find this intriguing. This is another mystery, um My. One

(46:14):
of my mentors, Charles Yost, who owned this laboratory, he
discovered something back in the nineteen nineties, i'm gonna say,
which I don't think has been adequately explained, And he
demonstrated this for me and his laboratory. And he was
a NASSA Hall of Fame engineer, but he had his

(46:34):
own personal laboratory. He took a Whimshurst generator, which is
an electro static generator that sprays ions out of two
kind of points, like metal points, and so here here here,
he was like spraying this electricity out of this end
of this Whimshurst machine. But he had the whole thing

(46:58):
set up with this uh imaging system called a slearing
system that lets you see the movement of air currents.
So maybe you've seen um documentaries where somebody lifts up
his or her hand and you see all this like
energy boiling off of it. That's a slearing thing. Well, anyway,
at one point he was looking at the way that

(47:21):
while was shooting off of these metal points, was sort
of making the air swirl away, and he discovered that
there was this very distinctive, as he called it, coherent
thread like stream that was shooting out of one of
these electrons. And he found that it was not affected
if he brought a magnet near it, or if he

(47:44):
brought an opposite charge near it. It seemed very stable
and he never could figure out what it was. And
so again this is a very geeky conversation. Maybe I'll
give you a special report and you know, we can
geek out on this together at some point if you're
into this sort of thing. But this may be some
kind of a new form of of energy or a
signature of a new form of energy that he discovered

(48:06):
and wrote about the coherent thread like stream. I mean,
what what would come out of an electrostatic generator that
you can see that would not be affected by another
electrical charge or a magnetic field. That's a good one.
But anyway, that's yeah, I could I could sit here
and talk a lot about the Okay, one more question,
and then I want to read an email Chess said,

(48:26):
if you could have the definitive answer to one question
concerning the unknown, what would it be? Who is God?
Who is God? Or what is God? But you know,
actually I think that it's honestly, that's probably an illegitimate
question for a human to ask, because again, I don't
think we're able to fully comprehend that. It might be

(48:47):
almost like asking what color is the wind. It may
be that we don't comprehend how to match up these
concepts because they don't match the way we think. Face dude,
you know it begins with an assumption, right, So I
have got so many more questions. I'm gonna be I'm

(49:09):
gonna keep these and I'm gonna read more questions from
time to time on future shows. But I want to
fit this in. This came to me from d in Tennessee,
and she said, one of your podcast episode seventy seven,
Episode seventy seven, you mentioned putting an intention into a
plain glass of water and then drinking it. While I
tried the experiment, and guess what, it worked so well.

(49:33):
I was in a car accident back in January. Somebody
ran a light and t bow in the car. So
I got a lawyer and let them deal with the
insurance company. I put my intention for five thousand bucks,
a fair amount, after all, it did break my elbow.
So after I put the paper on the glass, I
told the water it was good and that it nourished

(49:55):
me from the inside out, and that it was helping
me get my five thousand dollars. I would wait twenty
four hours and then drink it, and then repeat the
next day, et cetera. For several weeks, and I never
forgot to tell the water that it was good. Then
I decided to add a little bit more intention to
the paper on the glass. I added the words or

(50:17):
better five thousand or better. Well, after about three weeks,
my lawyer called and asked how much I would settle for.
I told him thirty thousand dollars and we'll go from there.
He came back a week later and he said they
had accepted my request, but I had to pay the
medical bills that the insurance didn't and give them their

(50:41):
cut for handling the case. So I figured by the
time this is all said and done, i'll get about
fifteen thousand dollars clear. So that's three times the amount
of my original intention. And I know it's because I
added the or better at the bottom of the paper.
And you're welcome to share this if you want to. Again,
that's from D in Tennessee. D. I am sorry that

(51:04):
happened to you, but I am so happy that this
has worked out for you, and thank you for sharing
that experience with everybody listening, because everybody needs a little help.
Right now, What do you have to lose by trying
what D tryed? Go back and listen to episode and
now I want you to relax. If you can take

(51:25):
a deep breath, Let's listen together to the good Fortune tone.

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