Abnormal Spaces

In this episode, we discuss the concept of sacred geometry. Before Charles Gilchrist,  both Plato and Leonardo de Pisa played a part in understanding and popularizing what appears to be a divine structure that underpins our physical reality. 

In this episode, we discuss brainwave entrainment, the various methods and devices used, and the benefits of controlling states of consciousness. We also compare our experiences using items such as the god helmet, Kasina mind machine, and Ganzfeld goggles.

In this episode, we discuss Hans Kennis and his experiments with Instrumental Trans Communication. Using various methods, he and others like him, have been able to receive information and even capture images relating to the thoughts, emotions, and histories the experimenters were working with.  

In this episode, we discuss Viktor Grebennikov and his experiments with anti-gravity and levitation using properties he identified when observing beetle wings. 

In this episode, we discuss the phenomena of near death experiences and their connection to personal and universal consciousness, as well as our shared conceptions of living after death.

In this episode, we discuss Douglas Harding’s seminal work, “On Having No Head” and its instructional revelations into self awareness, self actualization, and non-duality.

In this episode, we discuss megalithic structures and the mysteries surrounding their origins, their construction methods, and their purposes. Are they proof of ancient advanced civilizations or simply wild fantasies about our hunter-gatherer past?

In this episode we discuss water. Simple H2O may not be so simple and we explore not only its uniqueness, but its potential celestial origins, and whether or not it is alive or is even consciousness itself.

In this episode, we discuss the holographic universe, black holes, and the fabric of reality. We explore spacetime, the quantum explanations of nothingness, and delicious Lic’s chili in the park on a cool autumn day.

In this episode, we discuss radionics, words and thoughts as encoded energy, and how finding your individual frequencies can help manifest your intentions using known principles of action at a distance and quantum entanglement. 

In this episode, we discuss the work of Alfred Watkins who is known for the discovery of ley lines and how those lines correspond to the concepts of energy grids that seem to power the earth. 

In this episode, we discuss holophonics and the work of Hugo Zuccarelli. 

In this episode, we discuss the inventions of Georges Lakhovsky, such as the multiple wave oscillator, which cured his father’s quadriplegia, his theories on cellular energies, and the mysterious circumstances regarding his death shortly after immigrating to the United States. 

In this episode, we discuss American author and speaker Byron Katie, and her method of self-inquiry known as the Work.

In this episode, we discuss the life and work of Wilhelm Reich. His discovery of orgone, his ideas on how to utilize it, and the many inventors who have created devices to generate and concentrate this force of life.

In this episode, we discuss Nikolai Kosyrev, the Russian scientist who developed the Kosyrev mirror, what it does, how it works, and what fascinating mysteries its experiments revealed.

In this episode, we discuss the act of channeling, the channelers who can access the Akashic record from the ether, and the lessons, warnings, and glimpses into alternate realities they have shared.

In this episode, we discuss the concept of time, its non-linear qualities and how to work within them, time travelers, vibrational shifting, and experimenting with direct experience. Closing song drum track by special guest, Brandon Grisham.

In this episode, we discuss the so-called "lost" city or continent of Atlantis, the authors, philosophers, and mystics who reported its existence and contemplate the many lessons the Atlantians could provide us.