August 28, 2025 • 50 mins
In this episode of Across the Pond, we sit down with Dr. Zsych for a gripping conversation that blurs the line between the ordinary and the extraordinary. From vivid childhood nightmares to episodes of sleep paralysis and unsettling encounters with what he describes as alien entities, Dr. Zsych offers a rare glimpse into the deeply personal side of paranormal phenomena. He reflects on how these lifelong experiences have shaped his worldview and what they might reveal about the broader mystery of extraterrestrial contact.
Together, we explore the psychology of fear, the strange vulnerability that accompanies such encounters, and the possibility that these moments of terror may also unlock heightened states of awareness. As the conversation unfolds, Dr. Zsych shares stories of his own UFO sightings—accounts that add yet another dimension to his narrative and challenge us to reconsider our understanding of reality itself. This episode invites listeners to question what it means to experience the unknown, and whether fear could be a gateway to something greater.
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Together, we explore the psychology of fear, the strange vulnerability that accompanies such encounters, and the possibility that these moments of terror may also unlock heightened states of awareness. As the conversation unfolds, Dr. Zsych shares stories of his own UFO sightings—accounts that add yet another dimension to his narrative and challenge us to reconsider our understanding of reality itself. This episode invites listeners to question what it means to experience the unknown, and whether fear could be a gateway to something greater.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
You know, for effect, dear our aliens.
Speaker 2 (00:07):
Our difference is worldwide would vanish if we were facing
an alien threat. Perhaps we need some outside universal threat
to make us recognize this common bound.
Speaker 3 (00:27):
Breaking news tonight, Sean Diddy Combs has been arrested in
an unhappy hotel. There's a relation to some comments that
you made on a Facebook page.
Speaker 1 (00:46):
This is a Fox News alert. The Epstein files have
been released.
Speaker 4 (00:51):
Across the pond.
Speaker 1 (00:54):
You're looking at now, sir. Everything that happens now is
happening for sure.
Speaker 3 (00:59):
Now, welcome back, guys to across the Pond. Today we
are joined by the lovely Doctor Syke.
Speaker 5 (01:09):
Hi, Doctor Syke, Hello, how are you? It's great, fantastic,
it's great to have you on the show today.
Speaker 1 (01:16):
I am ecstatic to be with you being here.
Speaker 5 (01:20):
But fantastic.
Speaker 3 (01:24):
Doctor Psych is here to talk about some experiences he's
had that are of a worldly abduction.
Speaker 5 (01:32):
Maybe we're going to find out. It's over to you,
doctor site. Where are so? Just tell us a little
bit about yourself.
Speaker 1 (01:39):
Well, I'm a you know, a horror host. I prevey
of all things in the cab and sterious. I originally
I originally come from clown folk. It may not be
a parent in looking at me, because I've rejected most
of that, But I was. I was. I was. I
was raised with the clown family, my my my, my
(02:02):
great grandfather's, my grandfather especially my grandfather's and my my
my my my grandfather's uncles where they really were, i mean,
world beloved and well emboiled, and they were just a
full clown and I just I kind of it was
just too bright and cheery, and I was just drawn
(02:22):
to the dark and you know, the the shadow of places,
and so you know, it's like as you do, you
you kind of grow away from things. Sometimes I did
with that, and I rejected. I pulled off the clwm
note and chucked thought and I said, this is this
is the real me, and this is where I'm going
to go. I had, I had a nurturing uncle with
(02:44):
you know, with some experience with things, and he helped
guide me down this path, you know, giving you know,
this his his personal straight jacket, which you know is
when when you're when you're kind of going it alone,
it's nice to have, you know, built in head. You know,
if I'm ever feeling a little a little and wanted,
(03:04):
I can just wrap myself up and pull them, pull them,
pull them tight, and go yes, it's all me and
I'm all in you know, so I love it.
Speaker 5 (03:14):
I love it.
Speaker 3 (03:15):
So do you think that because of this? Let's go
back to now your childhood? So the first experience that
you had. I know we were discussing before we got on,
but I'd love for you to tell the audience about.
Speaker 1 (03:29):
As a as a as a young man, you know,
very you know, on loving ish. We I love to go.
We always were very outdoors the people, and I love
to go go out doing all sorts of you know,
like wilderness things. And we we we went from being
(03:50):
up north. I actually went with my mother and my
sister to you've heard of the girl Scouts and there
was a bunch of boys that were, you know, the
sons of other fellow leaders like my mother, and so
they were like, well, we invite you to go up there,
and you can and the boy should get their own camp,
which was great. So we're all doing all kinds of
boys stuff, all that icky sort of finding rubs or
(04:13):
you know, learning how to play cards, you know, all
the all the ins and outs of boyhood. But I, I,
you know, I was expected you know, it's like I
was always I was always problematic with sleep. I've always
suffered from insomnia, you know, fairly regularly well versed in
(04:33):
all things, you know, all the culture of being the
night out, you know, all the Yeah, I was very
you know, it's like there's always be that moment of
the night where the the very final thing would would
end on the on the TV and it would be
lights off, and then you're just staring at your ceilings,
so going out to the world inness there's nothing, and
once everyone else decides to go to sleep, you're just
(04:55):
there in your bunk. And I thought, oh, I'm gonna
have this this terrible night of staring at the top
of the head just listening to the different you know,
wolves or rustles in the trees and wondering what's u
or what's that? But no, I was out like exos
her eyes gone, well, I get an instant. I woke
up the next day feeling more exhausted then then I'd gone.
(05:18):
When I'd gone to sleep, I was like I was
all achy, and it felt like I'd been running around
all night and I'm like, I don't remember a thing.
It was like, what's it was? Lights out? It was like.
Then next morning it was all a blur and an
instant I went to sleep and then instad I was away.
So we did that day's activities. We had one more night,
same same thing. I'm like, well, I was a little
bit busier, so I don't expect to like, you know,
(05:39):
I'm like, we're too ramped up, and I'm like, I'm not.
I'm still not feeling like I'm gonna sleep, so I'm
probably this will be the night that I'll be up
stuck by myself watching everyone snore and you know, drool
and what have you. But no, out like a light
just popped off. I was gone. Next morning again, it's like,
(05:59):
I'm so tired, I'm so exhausted. I feel like I
feel like I was fighting all night or wrestling with something.
It's you know, it's like just that they're all over
like not not in what I expected. I'm like, I'm
sleeping the best I've ever said. Why don't I feel
like rejuvenated? So we come, we we we pack all up,
(06:21):
we drive back down the valley, and I don't. I
don't think too much about it until the preceding nights.
Once home, I find myself thrown into this, this this dreamscape,
this nightmare.
Speaker 6 (06:34):
Oh cheers, chis m anyway of.
Speaker 1 (06:46):
Returning nightmares night after night the same thing I was.
I didn't understand where this came from, because all of
a sudden, I'm back home. I should be safe, I'm
in my own house. But I get this this boating
feeling that something is approaching, something is coming, something is watching.
And I go through the back windows and look at it,
(07:07):
and I could see there's a forest. When we didn't
have a forest behind that house.
Speaker 2 (07:11):
It was.
Speaker 1 (07:11):
It was a very urban setting, and there was like
some trees and whatnot, no no pine forests like had
been up at camp. And I look out and I
could see weaving the way through in single file, these
short you know, short men, stocky troll light with these
big broad faces, bluish with hoods and these big black eyes,
(07:33):
and they're just combing right, and I know, and I'm like,
I start warning everyone in the house. You gotta get up. Everyone,
get man the windows, man the doors. Everyone has to
try and keep these things out. They're gonna try and
get in. They're gonna try and get in. I know
they want it. I don't know what they're gonna do.
Speaker 3 (07:47):
But once I want to say, is this apologies ofly?
Is this why you're in some type of you think
you dreaming? Or this was actually happening?
Speaker 1 (07:56):
What was the few dreams were out like it was
actually happening.
Speaker 5 (08:01):
I was.
Speaker 1 (08:02):
I come from a like really elaborate dreaming. And my
my mother was same as for her night's air. She
would just wake up streaming. She couldn't ever remember what
it was going on, but she would just wake up screaming.
So I know what a regular what a regular nightmare
looks like in my in my head, you know. And
some of them might rather enjoy, but usually I can
(08:24):
break out of them. I got very good, and just
like I got very good at managing my sleep, very good.
If I've decided I don't like a dream, I'm out,
I will wake right up and I'll, you know, go
go get myself a cack. No, if you're going to
do that, though, if you can, if you if you're,
if you're, if you're wanted these sort of commanding your dream, well,
if you can drink command your dream world and you
(08:44):
can wake up from a dream that you don't like,
make sure you give yourself five minutes before returning to bed.
You gotta get it. Get a drink, go do something,
go take in some night air or whatever. But wait
a minute, because if you go right back, it'll just
suck you right into it. You know, just use your
subconsciousness waiting to start that record right back up to
(09:05):
play that same tape, and don't just draw you back in.
So give it a little time with these dreams. Even
if I broke out of it, I'd be right back
into it. It's no matter how long, it would just
be right right back. And then the next night it'd
be back. And I'd never had recurring night nurse before,
every night the same thing, over and over, the same creatures,
always coming, starting from in the forest, weaving through getting
(09:27):
it looking in there, like looking into the windows. You know,
you're like peering through.
Speaker 5 (09:32):
How long was this going on for?
Speaker 3 (09:34):
So just say that set of dreams like like for years.
Speaker 1 (09:40):
Or it went on for years it went and would
it did diminish over time, the regularly, you know, the
the the the amount that I would have say, you
know before at the initial start, it was every night
and then we you know, like after a couple of
months it started to is to like maybe you know,
(10:01):
three or four times a week, and then Lord down
there it was only once a week, so the longer
went up. But I would still have the dreams, and
there would always be I'd always find myself in the
same position. Sometimes the creatures were different. That was another
thing that slowly changed over time. It's like for some reason,
my subconscious wanted to change them out and make it
something else, which I was happy with it. It's like
(10:22):
I was really really sick of seeing these little blue
bastards coming from my coming from me and my friend.
Speaker 3 (10:30):
And traditionally people are hearing grays as opposed to you're
saying blue.
Speaker 1 (10:40):
The thing that was a trick. I never I never
thought of them as aliens. I thought of them as
like woodland, you know, fantasy creatures, little minus, you know,
some sort of really big, ugly known you know, like
the like it's just some very I mean the colored
blue too, I mean I did. I was like, I've
never seen anything like that.
Speaker 5 (11:00):
Yeah, I think I think blue. Woh blue, I mean sorry,
I think blue blue. I think Syrian.
Speaker 3 (11:09):
If anyone studies these entities, I'm sure the blues are Syrians.
Speaker 1 (11:14):
I may be wrong, Yeah, but that's what I always said,
I never I never really ac created it with the
with the alien phenomenal I was. I knew that the
other the grays, the big arm in black eyes and
the big you know, big heads with the lean the
little skinny bodies, but these guys were these were stocky,
the ones that are taken, big headed, you know, they
(11:36):
were locked opposite of those things. So I never created
it to until until I saw this movie Communion. That's
what it right now?
Speaker 3 (11:46):
When was that hold on for our for our listeners.
What's the time frame here? This all start when you're
approximately eleven.
Speaker 1 (11:55):
Yeah, from eleven to about twenty one. When I saw
The Communion about twenty one, yeah, right, twenty one years old,
and i'd seen the book out, I've seen it around.
I was very I was very interested, but I just
I just I would look at it and I'm like,
I'm I'm this, I don't know, I was, I was.
I kept putting it off. But then the movie came out,
(12:16):
and I like Christopher Walking I'm a fan, and so
I'm like, well, if it's Christopher Walking in he did it,
I mean, it can't be bad. So I'm watching it
for his sake. We gotta get that walking going right.
And I'm watching it and everything's over. Here comes a
little weirdo Grays and they take him out of the
cabin and all of a sudden they take him in
(12:38):
this room and then there's those blue sons of guns,
the exact same ones that I'd seen in my nightmares
for for for over a decade. I'd seen the exactly
in the movie the scene stuff footed black Eyed Blue,
you know, monstrosities. These tole men are there with the Grays,
(13:00):
and at this point I'm hit. After a heap moment,
I'm like I'm in. I'm in pure panic mode and
I'm like I can't catch my dress. I'm like, I'm
like vertigo, I'm all everything, I'm I'm, I'm, I'm I'm
I'm absolutely having an out of body experience with this,
(13:22):
and I'm like my chest is tight, my my my
eyes are ready to jet out of my stuff. And
I'm like I'm up and I'm out. I'm like out
the door I go and I'm like I'm I'm done
with this and they're like, no face, come back, come on,
and I'm like no, I'm like you watch it. I
don't want any part of it. I'm like, so I
(13:44):
go out and I try to catch my breath and
I go outside, and I'm like, it's I need to
be away from that because this is I don't know why,
it's it's dwelling up something terrible within me, and it's
taking me back to all those nightmares. I'm like, those
are the same little creatures, the same manifestation. I'm like,
why why is my dream suddenly in this movie? Why
(14:05):
is my nightmares chasing me now into my you know,
this is like my real life. I'm while, did that?
Where is that cross sover? Where's that? Where's that? You know?
Where's where's that connection at? And so finally I'm like
they're like, well, please come in. We'll we all like,
we'll turn turn the lights back on and make it
bright or whatever to make you comfortable. I watched the movie,
(14:25):
but I'm like, I'm still I'm like, does I'm like
panicked every time they're on screen. I'm like, I am
like grabbing onto the armchairs. I'm I'm riveted. I'm I'm
like so distressed. So I figured, well, there's only one
thing to do. And I always believe in that you
(14:46):
need to follow yourself. If you don't understand a thing,
you need to learn about it and educate yourself and
then you know, you'll, you know, maybe you'll have a
better understanding. Yeah, it's like the old you know, the
old edge. If something frightened, you give it a name
it bees, then you know, you can followed by the name.
(15:08):
It's like. So this was one that I'm like, I'm
going to find out what's going on here. So I
started to research, and sure enough, it turns out that
these blue stocky, you know, husky troll like creatures that
I saw are in partnership with the group. And it's
apparently always been that way as far as most of
the youth folk, you know, community has been concerned all
(15:32):
the you know UFO uh, you know, like researchers and
all this.
Speaker 3 (15:36):
Okay, so so, doctor psych where did you find that
information out? Was that information in the movie or you
mean you actually researched you found that information out that
that's what people are saying.
Speaker 1 (15:48):
I started, Yeah, I started looking. I looked into things
like move On move On network, which is a big yeah,
you've you know, euphoe society here looking into that we
have U. I had some friends who put me onto
some different reading materials. I did actually look into the
book itself. I read the community, went through the communion
(16:08):
specifically about those sorts of pages, and found out that
researchers had regularly found they kept, you know, the the grays.
You know, the Grays were in they're internationally know and
everybody like when you say, oh, a little man, a
little little gray man, they're like, oh, those are the
guys they think of. But they kept they kept the
blue guys really quiet. So so when they were when
(16:31):
they'd have someone they'd come to it, it's say I've
been abducted. They twisted me away up into the sky.
They could go, well, okay, let's let's sit you down.
Let's let's find out what you saw and what happened.
And in most cases, if it would just the Grays,
they're like, well, we'll keep you. We'll keep you on
you know, we'll keep you in note, We'll keep you
on their book, We'll keep you in there. But they
(16:52):
weren't excited until they find someone that had seen the Blues,
because the Blues were one in it capable. Fact, that
was the true distinction in many of aduption scenarios that
separated you know, your calmin, you know, like persons who
just wanted to be abducted versus someone who probably had
(17:13):
had some interaction with the creatures themselves.
Speaker 3 (17:16):
Yes, so, doctor psych can you remember the name of
the alien entity when you researched that they were calling them?
Because there are different types of entity, So like the Syrians, Pladiums,
there's Andromedins.
Speaker 1 (17:32):
Do you remember the name? I think it's something like
the Yeah, I think it was, Yeah, because that's what.
Speaker 5 (17:38):
I'm sure you know.
Speaker 3 (17:39):
I'm literally while we're talking, I'm checking this now.
Speaker 5 (17:43):
I'm sure you can't. You can't so for your research.
Speaker 1 (17:47):
In this place, So, I mean, I know we have
you know, you have the the the humanoids, which are
very like Swiss loving people. They're like blond haired, blue eyed.
It looks like they come straight from Scandinoviia. You have
the man the mantis types, and you know, so there
are the different sorts of aliens out there, but these, yeah.
Speaker 3 (18:08):
Apparently there's so many different aliens that are actually use
but is that but there's loads that there is loads,
but the common one is Syrians. Yeah, are distinct, yeah, distinct,
very very blue aliens, quite strong.
Speaker 1 (18:32):
I'm friendly looking. I tell you, they don't give you
the warm fuzzy I mean, I thought you know you,
I mean freaking as the Grays are these guys. This
is straight out of something like Phantasm. If you've ever
seen that movie, it's it's as they haven't that.
Speaker 5 (18:49):
That's a that's a classic.
Speaker 1 (18:53):
But I hadn't seen that. Yeah, i've seen that as as.
I didn't see that way later until oh after Communion
and all. I was probably closer to another ten years
down the road before I actually got a chance to
see Phantasm. It just wasn't really available for a long time.
Speaker 5 (19:11):
Yeah, you get.
Speaker 1 (19:11):
Busy with doing things, you know, you know, running here,
running there. I didn't want I missed all of friends
to give you. I remember friends Phenomena and everybody is
all obsessed with that. I never watched it. I never
watched never seen it. Back then. It was all it
was all work for me. But I was.
Speaker 5 (19:32):
Age away here.
Speaker 3 (19:38):
So so once you found out for your research that
it was demse So this is now when you're twenty one.
Speaker 5 (19:44):
Years old, Yes, yes, yes, yeah, okay, so you're twenty
one you found this out.
Speaker 3 (19:50):
What then proceeded to happen in the years coming have
you seen them since.
Speaker 4 (19:55):
I'll tell you I've suffered, like for almost as long
as I can remember with with sleep paralysis, which is
your your frozen.
Speaker 1 (20:06):
You could be completely alert and completely away, You're you're
not dreaming anymore. Your eyes can be open, you can
look around, but you can't you can't turn your head,
you can't move anything. And I've been I've I've had
this happen regularly, and especially in adult adulthood. Once you'll
find out that, you know, it's like I started to
put like my senses to you know, to like the
(20:29):
understanding that I wasn't alone anytime that that happened, that
I could feel the presences you know, around the room
that you know, like like like loitering just out just
just out of graphs, just out of my actual like
line of sight, like if I'm looking at I can't
look down, and I know they could be I could
(20:49):
feel things at the at the at the end of
the bed they're going around, and then it would feel
like like at some points you would feel like you
just you're you can't grasp onto the consciousness things longer,
and you just slip away, and I would be that
was that was the part I would like, I was
always happy when i'd wake up, but when I realized
I couldn't move, I knew what was coming next. And
(21:11):
next was coming the second wave, which is where you
were just like suddenly lose that conscious again. It would
just be drained from you, and I had no idea.
Speaker 5 (21:20):
It's quite scary, very frightening.
Speaker 1 (21:22):
It's very frightening. It's like, and then to wake up
again and then all of a sudden you can move,
and it's like, at this point, I'm I'm, I'm I'm
beyond disturbed. I'm certain there was something around here. I
would go checking throughout the entire house, and inevitably I
would find I mean, just see, you know, I would
find doors unlocked and I knew i'd locked the night before,
(21:43):
windows either unlocked or like slightly left open that I knew.
I mean, because i'm I'm I'm methodical OCD whatever you
want to call it, about making sure everything's secure every night,
and I yeah, we were, we got that going between us.
I mean, I think that's something that become kind of
(22:03):
indictative of people that have felt like a need to,
you know, like they felt like some sort of invaded space.
They feel like they're not even safe in their own homes.
And that's a social kind of fear when you can't
even be like at night, and I'm I'm I'm okay,
I'm very cute at being alerted to things that are
(22:24):
around my home when there are things like around, like
whether it's animals or people. I've I've woken up out
of a dead sleep and I've caught people like trying
to get into my car. I mean, I'm like, I'm
I'm yes, I'm like six, so like Spider sent stingling,
get your butt up, get to the get to the door. Yes,
(22:47):
I mean, I'm fortunate that one time, I was very
lucky that the guys, even though they had stolen a
Bang Bang from a neighbor, they didn't like they just
like when I caught them getting into my car trying
to bust into it, they just ran off and they
just drove away as fast as they could. But yeah,
and I've done that regularly. I've I've always taught people
(23:08):
trying to prowl my premises and it's.
Speaker 3 (23:12):
I'm assuming sorry because it's like I'm assuming you didn't
know that they had obviously taken right.
Speaker 5 (23:22):
The lucky yeah.
Speaker 1 (23:26):
I found out after the fact that that that had happened.
You know, there's like he had left My neighbor across
from me had left left it in his truck, and
so they had gotten They went across to him first
and then they jogged across to me. So they were
like trying to go down the neighborhood, you know what,
you know, going back and bobbing back and forth, taking
(23:46):
whatever they could out of people's cars. But you know,
as it happens, I stared them off and you know,
saved everyone else from having any any sort of biggeries
or anything that night. But I do. Yeah, then I've
always been but with this, I haven't. Whatever this is,
I've been powerless against it. It's like I find myself
(24:10):
unable to fight back and to break free of whatever
this hold is that they get over us. And I
don't know if it's some sort of electro magnetism. I
know I've watched in research about weird things that can
be done with the brain, and I'm very mindful of
about where a bed is located based on where your
(24:32):
your power is in your home because it can cause problems.
So I'm like, there's.
Speaker 3 (24:39):
Okay, I've thought for apologies, I thought for a moment
that you were talking about electrokinesis.
Speaker 1 (24:48):
Oh, yes, that too. I mean it feels like a
far gone conclusion that those times that I've definitely felt
the presence, there's it feels like there's a mental connection,
you know, like I know they see me, that they're
watching me, and they know that I'm seeing them, and
that's why they're they're definitely they know they know their
(25:10):
limits as far as like keeping the like, I think
there's a point at which they, you know, they need
to keep you in a certain state and if if
you're if you're breaking out of it, which I think
that's what I've been able to do, is I'm able
to break out a little bit. And so then if
I'm able to see it, I think it is shattering.
It feels like there's a membrane, a very thin membrane
that separates their control over me regaining mind. And if
(25:33):
I'm able to see them and it busts, it busts
through to my own reality and I'm able to come
back into my stuff and take over.
Speaker 5 (25:41):
Yeah, well here's here's the thing.
Speaker 3 (25:44):
So with that experience now in like as you've got older,
and you've been having state paralysis and you can obviously
feel the energies, and I totally believe that.
Speaker 5 (25:56):
I'm on board with that.
Speaker 3 (25:57):
But what I'm saying is, you haven't seen the blue
aliens because you haven't mentioned them. Now, you haven't seen
the blue aliens since say adulthood. So do you think
maybe it might be enough species of aliens, say, for example,
doing the sleep paralysis or another of a worldly entity?
Speaker 1 (26:17):
And yeah, absolutely was That was going to be My
next point is that even.
Speaker 3 (26:22):
Though sorry, no, no, no, no, we have not had.
Speaker 1 (26:31):
You know where there exactly, But I was going to
point out that the feeling I've read, it's been it's
been a different it's been a different entity, a different creature,
a different species that's been propagating into my eyes. That
those those were definitely up there, and that was the
(26:51):
exerience for what I've been what's been here. I don't know,
it's either like some part of the grays or gray
light there. Very they're very small, you know, they're maybe
three to four feet in height somewhere in there. I'm
thinking three to a half seems to be like what
like they it seems like that's about the position, and
(27:13):
I've I've definitely had those moments where when I've gotten
up and I feel like the house like there's like
they didn't quite make it out. There's been a couple
of times where i feel like I feel like it
like I'm frozen, even walking through my own home and
like I'm like I want to turn, feel like i
want to turn behind me, and it's like no, And
(27:33):
then we expect to see it. I do. I fully
expect to see something standing there. And I've gotten violent.
I've actually gotten violent in my sleep from things. Yeah,
you wake up in the middle of the night and
you see something staring.
Speaker 7 (27:52):
At you in the in the in the room, you know,
and I'm just you have that point of that you've
been you're your your sanctity has been violated, and you
just at some point you just you know, you start
being that.
Speaker 1 (28:06):
You know, like, I'm not going to be the victim anymore.
I'm not going to just stand back and passively like
go through this. I'm like I'm getting you. I'm gonna
trab you. You're not getting away this thing. I've lurched,
I've like merched out and like I'm going to go
and then there's nothing there.
Speaker 3 (28:24):
Well, I think sorry, just my certainly my opinion, of course, guys.
But I think just even with the sleep paralysis and stuff,
you've been able to break away from that is, aside
a sign of obviously energetic strength. And on top of that,
like when you say that you're feeling like you're constantly
(28:46):
surrounded by things, right, do you think everything's trying to
harm you? Do you think every do you think everything's
trying to harm you? Or do you maybe feel like
you've been instilled in a state of fear because of
what you think experience with say the sleep paralysis, Because
even in your youth, they weren't touching you, harming you.
(29:06):
Now now you're older, Now, now you're thinking that you're
you'll know you'll be important to this the state. So
do you think it's a state of fear causing maybe
to think that everything's going to harm you? Maybe you've
got an ability of guys, I'm just exploring it.
Speaker 1 (29:25):
No, there's there's definitely something to be said for the
distinction between that sort of primal fear. I don't know
what those are. I don't understand what's happening, and I'm
reacting very badly to it because I'm I'm I'm confused
and I'm startled, and I'm I'm being clot at a
(29:45):
very vulnerable time. I'm completely defensive, I'm sleeping, and you know,
I'm like, you know, you're very raw in that moment.
I mean people, you know, I mean what I mean.
You've seen movies very you know, like people are someone
and all of a sudden, just in their room, you
see someone standing over someone who's it's terrifying. It's it's
(30:07):
absolutely that.
Speaker 3 (30:08):
That place in my head. Yeah, that place in my
head more than anything. And if you forget the entities
and stuff, you know, like not locking up and.
Speaker 5 (30:18):
A human being and possibly hurt you. Yes, that's constantly.
Speaker 1 (30:25):
So I think it's that vulnerability that lends itself to
the fear mentally, like if i'm if I'm using my
my he intell it. I don't think they tend harm,
you know, it.
Speaker 5 (30:40):
Feels not all of them. Maybe they're meant to freak
you out.
Speaker 1 (30:45):
We don't want you to be scared, but it's more
like when when you're hurt, it feels more like we're
stopping you from harming yourself, you know, sort of sort
of mentality, we don't want you to do something that
might harm you or inadvertently harm us, you know, if
that makes any sense. It feels like they're just kind
of like we're trying to keep a safe space for
(31:06):
everyone sort of sort of thing. It feels like that.
Speaker 5 (31:09):
Yeah, it's like I think, just sorry, I'm not trying
to come across you.
Speaker 3 (31:16):
I think just from like my my my personal opinion
on this and what you're describing, it would make sense
to me that it would be multiple different entities of course,
and different species that.
Speaker 5 (31:33):
Are coming to you.
Speaker 3 (31:37):
Around you and I maybe even here, and some of
them you can't see. So if you ever hear the
term beyond the veil where people say beyond the veil,
what it really actually is is when you've got a
site to see things that offer people can't because you're
tapped into something that other people are not.
Speaker 5 (31:55):
From my understanding, yeah, maybe.
Speaker 1 (32:00):
That would excite a few things, because I definitely I've
definitely seen things that it seems like just my opinion
or that no one else seems. I don't know if
we're if we're both you know, like us as well
as others have been like either we're sensitive in a way,
or we we because we've had experiences. It's opened our
(32:24):
minds to a bigger world, to other other like ways
of looking at it, to seeing things, you know, because
we're not we're not blinding ourselves as much anymore. We
know we know there's things back there, you know. And
I think a lot I think we walked through with
the blinders on. Yeah, they're constantly I don't want to
(32:46):
do and you, you and all. They've ripped them off.
Speaker 3 (32:51):
I don't think it's set fault though. I don't think
it's faults at all. So I feel saying like people
are walking with blinders. I think because the kind of
maybe you know, just based of this theoretically kind of
conditioned as.
Speaker 5 (33:05):
They're put through school, they're put through.
Speaker 3 (33:07):
You know, told what to do to go to a
nine to five, constantly on you know, systems, social media,
that's training and that's stopping, you know, closing, and you've
got no bloody mental energy to do anything at all.
So how would you expect to be seeing anything or
be open to these things if you if your own
energy is drained already just from the life. I think
(33:34):
people are seeming to be kind of waking up is
what I would call it since COVID.
Speaker 1 (33:42):
Yeah, what's lockdown? I definitely have been very curious about
that sort of that's a phenomenon to all things like
penal glen and and or like a higher mind state
in a higher story states of awareness and yeah, and
that would I think that's all plays are party into it,
(34:03):
you know, And that could be you know, the reason
why some of us are maybe more interesting or more
likely to have had these experiences is because on a
fundamental like you know, foundation, we're more open to it
in the first place. They know that we will respond
best to it, and even though we're feeling like we're not,
(34:26):
you know. I mean, if you've you've ever gone in
for like you know, like you show up for school,
it's pop quiz, like, oh god, I didn't study as
like slamming. You're like, okay, times the ticken get on
and then you do really great. You didn't think you're
going to do great, but the teacher's like, yeah, awesome.
But I think it's sort of the same thing. I
(34:47):
think there are those of us that we don't understand
our own potentials, but others do. And maybe this is
a case of where they are able to see our
abilities as opposed to someone you know in the next
house over, or yeah, maybe you know, like only a
few people in any given neighborhood are someone that they
feel like they can work with, or it could be
(35:09):
down to, you know, the genetics of the situation. They're
looking for certain types of genomes. I know in my family,
there definitely seems to be a history on both sides
of the family tree going back. Definitely some very weird
sort of you know, unusual things. You know, my uncle
(35:31):
had experiences and seeing things, my father.
Speaker 8 (35:36):
My my my my other uncle, I mean have definitely
they talked about things that I yeah, they're not the
kind of type they were like they were never in world.
Speaker 1 (35:47):
And that sort of thing, and you know they're like,
you know, all of a sudden, he's like, hey, what
do you think of that whole alien thing. I'm like,
you trying to talk aliens with me?
Speaker 5 (35:58):
Like, let's go.
Speaker 1 (35:59):
And then I find out this is something that they like.
The one thing, you know, they're like most of the
time they're in the cowboys and you know, old westerns
and stuff, but then all of a sudden they're very
much into like the alien phenomenon. And they're like what
they're like.
Speaker 3 (36:13):
The like one minute where cowboys, cowboys and aliens exactly.
Speaker 1 (36:22):
I was like, exactly, I'm like, we're you know, like
no one expected that crossover, but here we are. It's like,
and that was the same sort of thing. I'm like,
you know, like you know, you know, yeah, my grandfather
he's all like horses and regular stuff, and yet he'd
be like, you know, I've seen some weird stuff at night,
(36:42):
and I'm talking back in the day is when there
weren't planes flying everywhere, you know, yeah, and that takes
me to some of the weird things that I've seen
in the sky, you know, which is you know, I
think another another subject altogether. I mean you've got those,
you know, one's personal experiences and they have those those
you know, those experiences where it's it's maybe at a distance,
(37:05):
like like I've had two unusual sightings. First was on
a trip going to San Diego, California and taking the
the the interstate out there and you go through this
it's part dunes and park mountain ranges in between the
border between Arizona and California, and it's really it's a
really lovely, beautiful sort area's very it's very desolate, very
(37:28):
very sparse, no vegetation. Really, it's because there's the high winds,
lots and lots of high winds. And as as we're driving,
I see I see this scene like just perch above
a mountain range, and it's not too far up from
the highway. I mean, it's definitely like you couldn't necessarily
there's no way to really necessarily drive back into the
mountain range to get it. But it was it was
(37:49):
easy to see from a distance, and it was just
this cylinder suspended, you know, you know, fairly like not
but not like so high above the mountain range. You
didn't have a scare. I mean, you definitely could kind
of compare the two. It wasn't way up in the stratosphere.
It was you know, maybe more like hundreds of feets
or you know, you know, or hundreds of yards above
(38:09):
the mountain range, just picked at this angle, the giant
cylinder and at a distance I thought first it was
some sort of windsock. As we got closer, some sort
of like you know, balloon or something that was just
like you know, like being used for advertising. But as
we got closer and closer, I could see it had
very defined sharp edges the end caps and the cylinder.
(38:31):
It was metallic in color and reflection. I'm like, there's
there's a giant.
Speaker 5 (38:35):
How big? How big? How big do you think it was?
Speaker 1 (38:39):
I honestly, if I was to give it, if it
was anything, it could have been a quarter to a
half a mile in length, from a quarter to half
a mile out. I mean at the distance I mean it,
you know, it could have been bigger. I don't think
it probably would have been much if it was, you know,
but I mean still at that size, that's pretty substantial. Maybe,
(39:00):
you know, if I had known like the mountains a
little bit better, I mean, it could have been a
three quarters to a mile.
Speaker 9 (39:07):
You know.
Speaker 1 (39:08):
It's it's hard to set the cylinder. It looks like
a cylinder no matter where it's at.
Speaker 5 (39:12):
So okay, you know what I was going to say?
Speaker 1 (39:16):
What year was that this was? Hmm? I know there
was a video I came across from the video from Texas,
and I had that save for a long time because
I could show to people and the man had the
exact same object sitting straight away right above his ranch
in Texas. And I'm like, well, only weren't stayed away
(39:37):
from Texas, so this thing would have had to travel
very far. But it was the exact kid thing, and
he was about the same mindset, about maybe about a
half a mile in length or so of the cylinder
just set it roughly like a thirty degree angler. So
it's just it wasn't flat, which was odd. It wasn't
standing straight up, it wasn't It was at this weird
(40:02):
which I didn't. I was like, I didn't understand that.
I mean, you're trying to wrap it. Why would you?
But I mean, if if gravity is not an issue
for you, or if you're using magnetism, then there's a
you know, if you get super conducting magnets, there's the
the the the uh, the very interesting phenomenon where you
end up with the super conducting magnets that will lock
(40:24):
in exactly that you know rotation, and it could well
have been so slow turning on its axes as well.
You know. I wasn't close enough to be able to
make out that kind of a detail, but it was.
I mean, it was damn peculiar. I mean, there's no
no way I could explain it or never seen anything
in anything about it any the you know. The closest
(40:47):
I had to that later was that video where the
guy had the exact same I'm like, it's that's exactly
what I saw right over this. It's the exact same thing.
And in Texas is famous for other like alien thing.
They had this alien sort of crash there back in
the wild West days that it was like around the
(41:09):
time that they still were saying blind you know, like
to do the first blimps were flying and they didn't
know what to looked like, I heard about him and
they thought that, well, they had this like metal blint crash,
and there's this whole Yeah, that's a whole other thing
you could get into, like the whole history of the body.
They actually had this this weird man. They didn't know
how to describe them, this unusual creature that they got
(41:33):
from this this this craft on. The pieces that were
collected were thrown down the wall. They eventually buried the man,
but then the body went missing. It gets it gets yes,
like at some point everything on the marker, Yes.
Speaker 5 (41:51):
That's enough a rabbit hole to go down.
Speaker 1 (41:59):
The other one was a sphere, was just a flying sphere.
I went out one early morning just you know, just
as I was waking up just to get those early
morning you know, sun rays and just appreciate the sky
and the nice crisp morning air. And I see what's
coming from about the direction of the former air Force
(42:22):
base now a regular airport, A glint, a little, a
little shining in the cerem I'm like, well, it's you know,
I'm thinking smiler balloon probably somewhere around it. But it
was like it was stable. It kept tracking right towards me.
It was on a it was on a diaginal path
from from the direction of that airport towards towards me,
(42:45):
and I could say it was getting slowly bigger, and
it was doing a fairly good click. It wasn't going
crazy fast by any means, but it definitely was getting
bigger and bigger. And I keep waiting for it to
rise and fall as the balloons would do, but it
just say locked in that same path. And I'm like, well,
this this is this is damn odd ball. I'm like,
(43:07):
what an amazing wind that you're like baffling this cat
that's just pushing it in streightfold right towards me. And
so I'm watching it and I'm like I'm like, okay, well,
as it gets closer, I'm gonna see your happy birthday.
I'm gonna see you know, congratulate something printed on the site.
As it's post the way closer, it's getting bigger and bigger.
I'm like, that's a perfect ball. That's a perfect steer,
(43:31):
and it's metal, and it's it's shiny, and it's reflective.
It's not exactly mirrored, but as it comes off and
flies straight over my head, I could see that kind
of reflecting the ground. But there's it's completely seamless. No windows, no, no,
it's just this solid metal ball, you know. For what
(43:55):
my mind is like craft into this pint. I have
no idea all this could possibly and like people would say,
me mad, this a giant, our giant metal ball flew
over my head and I watched it go off to
the horizon, heading, you know, heading towards towards the towards
the west.
Speaker 5 (44:13):
So yeah, Karri, came from what you meant to do on.
Speaker 1 (44:18):
It. I mean it was it was close enough. I
mean I almost felt like it could sir see almost
my reflection mirrored back at me.
Speaker 3 (44:29):
M hmm.
Speaker 1 (44:30):
If it'd been a highly polished mirror. I definitely would have.
I mean it was close enough that I would have seen.
I just more it was like the pallors and stuff.
It was kind of like that diffuse sort of sort
of texture. But like I said, it was the most bizarre,
beyond phenomenal thing that I've like besides that Sona. Because
Sonda was locked in place, it never moved from that spot.
I mean I was able to witness that for it
(44:51):
for a good hour or so from from this, from
the start going around the mountain range and then retreating
and continuing on to you know, I could see it
in my roof mirror for I'm like, there, it is like,
it's still there. It doesn't seem doesn't seem to care
one bit that people are on the highway and see
it doesn't care. It doesn't mind it at all. And
(45:12):
then there's this I'm like, okay, so the steer just
flies over like just like it just doing its thing. Yeah,
it's just out for a little morning stroll. You know.
Speaker 5 (45:23):
It's like, but it's definitely there was It just seemed
to be locked.
Speaker 1 (45:27):
It wasn't even this one. I could definitely see if
there was any sort of turning or any stories like,
you know, any sort of variation in the surface, I
would have seen it. I'm very very keen to like
be looking for that sort of a flaw would have
like immediately popped. I mean again, OCD is like, oh,
there's a scratch or there's a little dent or something
like that. It's like, no, it's a perfect, perfect series. Yeah,
(45:50):
and I honestly, I mean, and don't. I'm thinking my
head still thinking because I figured ask like size again,
like to give it. That's a bit of how bigness
I was ready. I can't imagine that. It seemed to
me based on how how the reflection was that it
was probably any bigger than you know, fifteen to twenty
(46:12):
feet wide, you know, maybe you know, maybe thirty at
the max. It was big enough to maybe be manned.
I don't know how that would work, but it was
definitely you know, the size of a good sized car
or a small van, you know, like roughly, but a
lot more interior space. Since you've got the entire size
of that that what Yeah, a car, a car.
Speaker 3 (46:35):
A car itself gets manned by one person and can
have yeah almost yes.
Speaker 1 (46:41):
No idea how anyone would would possibly get into it
and without any windows some other means of nevery baship
while you're you're stuck in there. I don't know about you.
I have a problem with small closed in spaces. I
need windows, I need a door. Claustrophobia, yes, thank you,
(47:03):
I got some so.
Speaker 3 (47:04):
So no, no, let's send doctor Simon.
Speaker 5 (47:07):
Oh yeah, And.
Speaker 1 (47:10):
Elevators are not my friends, and I do although although
glass elevators, I've been on a few of those, and
those are those are better. Yeah, I can see around,
you're like, you know, the great glass walcubator sort of things,
like I can see it. I feel better. I feel better,
But I still like, you know, like being in airplanes,
the little window, knowing I'm trapped. That's a real problems flying.
(47:34):
You know. It's like I don't know, It's like I
really rather just be asleep, I think for the entire trip.
Just just doubt me, you know, give me.
Speaker 9 (47:41):
Some pills or whatnot and stick a little nap and
wake up and I'll be there, right, you know, as
long as we're not.
Speaker 3 (47:52):
Taking an elevator, we're good.
Speaker 1 (47:56):
But yeah, yeah, me, you know, Oh, I don't know
what's going on here. You got darker hm hmm. But yes, oh,
actually a lot of fun.
Speaker 3 (48:07):
Holdo, all right, okay, no, no, don't, I can't guys, guys,
Doctor Pyke, Doctor Psyke. We're going to have to cut
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Speaker 5 (48:36):
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Speaker 3 (00:59):
Now, welcome back, guys to across the Pond. Today we
are joined by the lovely Doctor Syke.
Speaker 5 (01:09):
Hi, Doctor Syke, Hello, how are you? It's great, fantastic,
it's great to have you on the show today.
Speaker 1 (01:16):
I am ecstatic to be with you being here.
Speaker 5 (01:20):
But fantastic.
Speaker 3 (01:24):
Doctor Psych is here to talk about some experiences he's
had that are of a worldly abduction.
Speaker 5 (01:32):
Maybe we're going to find out. It's over to you,
doctor site. Where are so? Just tell us a little
bit about yourself.
Speaker 1 (01:39):
Well, I'm a you know, a horror host. I prevey
of all things in the cab and sterious. I originally
I originally come from clown folk. It may not be
a parent in looking at me, because I've rejected most
of that, But I was. I was. I was. I
was raised with the clown family, my my my, my
(02:02):
great grandfather's, my grandfather especially my grandfather's and my my
my my my grandfather's uncles where they really were, i mean,
world beloved and well emboiled, and they were just a
full clown and I just I kind of it was
just too bright and cheery, and I was just drawn
(02:22):
to the dark and you know, the the shadow of places,
and so you know, it's like as you do, you
you kind of grow away from things. Sometimes I did
with that, and I rejected. I pulled off the clwm
note and chucked thought and I said, this is this
is the real me, and this is where I'm going
to go. I had, I had a nurturing uncle with
(02:44):
you know, with some experience with things, and he helped
guide me down this path, you know, giving you know,
this his his personal straight jacket, which you know is
when when you're when you're kind of going it alone,
it's nice to have, you know, built in head. You know,
if I'm ever feeling a little a little and wanted,
(03:04):
I can just wrap myself up and pull them, pull them,
pull them tight, and go yes, it's all me and
I'm all in you know, so I love it.
Speaker 5 (03:14):
I love it.
Speaker 3 (03:15):
So do you think that because of this? Let's go
back to now your childhood? So the first experience that
you had. I know we were discussing before we got on,
but I'd love for you to tell the audience about.
Speaker 1 (03:29):
As a as a as a young man, you know,
very you know, on loving ish. We I love to go.
We always were very outdoors the people, and I love
to go go out doing all sorts of you know,
like wilderness things. And we we we went from being
(03:50):
up north. I actually went with my mother and my
sister to you've heard of the girl Scouts and there
was a bunch of boys that were, you know, the
sons of other fellow leaders like my mother, and so
they were like, well, we invite you to go up there,
and you can and the boy should get their own camp,
which was great. So we're all doing all kinds of
boys stuff, all that icky sort of finding rubs or
(04:13):
you know, learning how to play cards, you know, all
the all the ins and outs of boyhood. But I, I,
you know, I was expected you know, it's like I
was always I was always problematic with sleep. I've always
suffered from insomnia, you know, fairly regularly well versed in
(04:33):
all things, you know, all the culture of being the
night out, you know, all the Yeah, I was very
you know, it's like there's always be that moment of
the night where the the very final thing would would
end on the on the TV and it would be
lights off, and then you're just staring at your ceilings,
so going out to the world inness there's nothing, and
once everyone else decides to go to sleep, you're just
(04:55):
there in your bunk. And I thought, oh, I'm gonna
have this this terrible night of staring at the top
of the head just listening to the different you know,
wolves or rustles in the trees and wondering what's u
or what's that? But no, I was out like exos
her eyes gone, well, I get an instant. I woke
up the next day feeling more exhausted then then I'd gone.
(05:18):
When I'd gone to sleep, I was like I was
all achy, and it felt like I'd been running around
all night and I'm like, I don't remember a thing.
It was like, what's it was? Lights out? It was like.
Then next morning it was all a blur and an
instant I went to sleep and then instad I was away.
So we did that day's activities. We had one more night,
same same thing. I'm like, well, I was a little
bit busier, so I don't expect to like, you know,
(05:39):
I'm like, we're too ramped up, and I'm like, I'm not.
I'm still not feeling like I'm gonna sleep, so I'm
probably this will be the night that I'll be up
stuck by myself watching everyone snore and you know, drool
and what have you. But no, out like a light
just popped off. I was gone. Next morning again, it's like,
(05:59):
I'm so tired, I'm so exhausted. I feel like I
feel like I was fighting all night or wrestling with something.
It's you know, it's like just that they're all over
like not not in what I expected. I'm like, I'm
sleeping the best I've ever said. Why don't I feel
like rejuvenated? So we come, we we we pack all up,
(06:21):
we drive back down the valley, and I don't. I
don't think too much about it until the preceding nights.
Once home, I find myself thrown into this, this this dreamscape,
this nightmare.
Speaker 6 (06:34):
Oh cheers, chis m anyway of.
Speaker 1 (06:46):
Returning nightmares night after night the same thing I was.
I didn't understand where this came from, because all of
a sudden, I'm back home. I should be safe, I'm
in my own house. But I get this this boating
feeling that something is approaching, something is coming, something is watching.
And I go through the back windows and look at it,
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and I could see there's a forest. When we didn't
have a forest behind that house.
Speaker 2 (07:11):
It was.
Speaker 1 (07:11):
It was a very urban setting, and there was like
some trees and whatnot, no no pine forests like had
been up at camp. And I look out and I
could see weaving the way through in single file, these
short you know, short men, stocky troll light with these
big broad faces, bluish with hoods and these big black eyes,
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and they're just combing right, and I know, and I'm like,
I start warning everyone in the house. You gotta get up. Everyone,
get man the windows, man the doors. Everyone has to
try and keep these things out. They're gonna try and
get in. They're gonna try and get in. I know
they want it. I don't know what they're gonna do.
Speaker 3 (07:47):
But once I want to say, is this apologies ofly?
Is this why you're in some type of you think
you dreaming? Or this was actually happening?
Speaker 1 (07:56):
What was the few dreams were out like it was
actually happening.
Speaker 5 (08:01):
I was.
Speaker 1 (08:02):
I come from a like really elaborate dreaming. And my
my mother was same as for her night's air. She
would just wake up streaming. She couldn't ever remember what
it was going on, but she would just wake up screaming.
So I know what a regular what a regular nightmare
looks like in my in my head, you know. And
some of them might rather enjoy, but usually I can
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break out of them. I got very good, and just
like I got very good at managing my sleep, very good.
If I've decided I don't like a dream, I'm out,
I will wake right up and I'll, you know, go
go get myself a cack. No, if you're going to
do that, though, if you can, if you if you're,
if you're, if you're wanted these sort of commanding your dream, well,
if you can drink command your dream world and you
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can wake up from a dream that you don't like,
make sure you give yourself five minutes before returning to bed.
You gotta get it. Get a drink, go do something,
go take in some night air or whatever. But wait
a minute, because if you go right back, it'll just
suck you right into it. You know, just use your
subconsciousness waiting to start that record right back up to
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play that same tape, and don't just draw you back in.
So give it a little time with these dreams. Even
if I broke out of it, I'd be right back
into it. It's no matter how long, it would just
be right right back. And then the next night it'd
be back. And I'd never had recurring night nurse before,
every night the same thing, over and over, the same creatures,
always coming, starting from in the forest, weaving through getting
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it looking in there, like looking into the windows. You know,
you're like peering through.
Speaker 5 (09:32):
How long was this going on for?
Speaker 3 (09:34):
So just say that set of dreams like like for years.
Speaker 1 (09:40):
Or it went on for years it went and would
it did diminish over time, the regularly, you know, the
the the the amount that I would have say, you
know before at the initial start, it was every night
and then we you know, like after a couple of
months it started to is to like maybe you know,
(10:01):
three or four times a week, and then Lord down
there it was only once a week, so the longer
went up. But I would still have the dreams, and
there would always be I'd always find myself in the
same position. Sometimes the creatures were different. That was another
thing that slowly changed over time. It's like for some reason,
my subconscious wanted to change them out and make it
something else, which I was happy with it. It's like
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I was really really sick of seeing these little blue
bastards coming from my coming from me and my friend.
Speaker 3 (10:30):
And traditionally people are hearing grays as opposed to you're
saying blue.
Speaker 1 (10:40):
The thing that was a trick. I never I never
thought of them as aliens. I thought of them as
like woodland, you know, fantasy creatures, little minus, you know,
some sort of really big, ugly known you know, like
the like it's just some very I mean the colored
blue too, I mean I did. I was like, I've
never seen anything like that.
Speaker 5 (11:00):
Yeah, I think I think blue. Woh blue, I mean sorry,
I think blue blue. I think Syrian.
Speaker 3 (11:09):
If anyone studies these entities, I'm sure the blues are Syrians.
Speaker 1 (11:14):
I may be wrong, Yeah, but that's what I always said,
I never I never really ac created it with the
with the alien phenomenal I was. I knew that the
other the grays, the big arm in black eyes and
the big you know, big heads with the lean the
little skinny bodies, but these guys were these were stocky,
the ones that are taken, big headed, you know, they
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were locked opposite of those things. So I never created
it to until until I saw this movie Communion. That's
what it right now?
Speaker 3 (11:46):
When was that hold on for our for our listeners.
What's the time frame here? This all start when you're
approximately eleven.
Speaker 1 (11:55):
Yeah, from eleven to about twenty one. When I saw
The Communion about twenty one, yeah, right, twenty one years old,
and i'd seen the book out, I've seen it around.
I was very I was very interested, but I just
I just I would look at it and I'm like,
I'm I'm this, I don't know, I was, I was.
I kept putting it off. But then the movie came out,
(12:16):
and I like Christopher Walking I'm a fan, and so
I'm like, well, if it's Christopher Walking in he did it,
I mean, it can't be bad. So I'm watching it
for his sake. We gotta get that walking going right.
And I'm watching it and everything's over. Here comes a
little weirdo Grays and they take him out of the
cabin and all of a sudden they take him in
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this room and then there's those blue sons of guns,
the exact same ones that I'd seen in my nightmares
for for for over a decade. I'd seen the exactly
in the movie the scene stuff footed black Eyed Blue,
you know, monstrosities. These tole men are there with the Grays,
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and at this point I'm hit. After a heap moment,
I'm like I'm in. I'm in pure panic mode and
I'm like I can't catch my dress. I'm like, I'm
like vertigo, I'm all everything, I'm I'm, I'm, I'm I'm
I'm absolutely having an out of body experience with this,
(13:22):
and I'm like my chest is tight, my my my
eyes are ready to jet out of my stuff. And
I'm like I'm up and I'm out. I'm like out
the door I go and I'm like I'm I'm done
with this and they're like, no face, come back, come on,
and I'm like no, I'm like you watch it. I
don't want any part of it. I'm like, so I
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go out and I try to catch my breath and
I go outside, and I'm like, it's I need to
be away from that because this is I don't know why,
it's it's dwelling up something terrible within me, and it's
taking me back to all those nightmares. I'm like, those
are the same little creatures, the same manifestation. I'm like,
why why is my dream suddenly in this movie? Why
(14:05):
is my nightmares chasing me now into my you know,
this is like my real life. I'm while, did that?
Where is that cross sover? Where's that? Where's that? You know?
Where's where's that connection at? And so finally I'm like
they're like, well, please come in. We'll we all like,
we'll turn turn the lights back on and make it
bright or whatever to make you comfortable. I watched the movie,
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but I'm like, I'm still I'm like, does I'm like
panicked every time they're on screen. I'm like, I am
like grabbing onto the armchairs. I'm I'm riveted. I'm I'm
like so distressed. So I figured, well, there's only one
thing to do. And I always believe in that you
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need to follow yourself. If you don't understand a thing,
you need to learn about it and educate yourself and
then you know, you'll, you know, maybe you'll have a
better understanding. Yeah, it's like the old you know, the
old edge. If something frightened, you give it a name
it bees, then you know, you can followed by the name.
(15:08):
It's like. So this was one that I'm like, I'm
going to find out what's going on here. So I
started to research, and sure enough, it turns out that
these blue stocky, you know, husky troll like creatures that
I saw are in partnership with the group. And it's
apparently always been that way as far as most of
the youth folk, you know, community has been concerned all
(15:32):
the you know UFO uh, you know, like researchers and
all this.
Speaker 3 (15:36):
Okay, so so, doctor psych where did you find that
information out? Was that information in the movie or you
mean you actually researched you found that information out that
that's what people are saying.
Speaker 1 (15:48):
I started, Yeah, I started looking. I looked into things
like move On move On network, which is a big yeah,
you've you know, euphoe society here looking into that we
have U. I had some friends who put me onto
some different reading materials. I did actually look into the
book itself. I read the community, went through the communion
(16:08):
specifically about those sorts of pages, and found out that
researchers had regularly found they kept, you know, the the grays.
You know, the Grays were in they're internationally know and
everybody like when you say, oh, a little man, a
little little gray man, they're like, oh, those are the
guys they think of. But they kept they kept the
blue guys really quiet. So so when they were when
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they'd have someone they'd come to it, it's say I've
been abducted. They twisted me away up into the sky.
They could go, well, okay, let's let's sit you down.
Let's let's find out what you saw and what happened.
And in most cases, if it would just the Grays,
they're like, well, we'll keep you. We'll keep you on
you know, we'll keep you in note, We'll keep you
on their book, We'll keep you in there. But they
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weren't excited until they find someone that had seen the Blues,
because the Blues were one in it capable. Fact, that
was the true distinction in many of aduption scenarios that
separated you know, your calmin, you know, like persons who
just wanted to be abducted versus someone who probably had
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had some interaction with the creatures themselves.
Speaker 3 (17:16):
Yes, so, doctor psych can you remember the name of
the alien entity when you researched that they were calling them?
Because there are different types of entity, So like the Syrians, Pladiums,
there's Andromedins.
Speaker 1 (17:32):
Do you remember the name? I think it's something like
the Yeah, I think it was, Yeah, because that's what.
Speaker 5 (17:38):
I'm sure you know.
Speaker 3 (17:39):
I'm literally while we're talking, I'm checking this now.
Speaker 5 (17:43):
I'm sure you can't. You can't so for your research.
Speaker 1 (17:47):
In this place, So, I mean, I know we have
you know, you have the the the humanoids, which are
very like Swiss loving people. They're like blond haired, blue eyed.
It looks like they come straight from Scandinoviia. You have
the man the mantis types, and you know, so there
are the different sorts of aliens out there, but these, yeah.
Speaker 3 (18:08):
Apparently there's so many different aliens that are actually use
but is that but there's loads that there is loads,
but the common one is Syrians. Yeah, are distinct, yeah, distinct,
very very blue aliens, quite strong.
Speaker 1 (18:32):
I'm friendly looking. I tell you, they don't give you
the warm fuzzy I mean, I thought you know you,
I mean freaking as the Grays are these guys. This
is straight out of something like Phantasm. If you've ever
seen that movie, it's it's as they haven't that.
Speaker 5 (18:49):
That's a that's a classic.
Speaker 1 (18:53):
But I hadn't seen that. Yeah, i've seen that as as.
I didn't see that way later until oh after Communion
and all. I was probably closer to another ten years
down the road before I actually got a chance to
see Phantasm. It just wasn't really available for a long time.
Speaker 5 (19:11):
Yeah, you get.
Speaker 1 (19:11):
Busy with doing things, you know, you know, running here,
running there. I didn't want I missed all of friends
to give you. I remember friends Phenomena and everybody is
all obsessed with that. I never watched it. I never
watched never seen it. Back then. It was all it
was all work for me. But I was.
Speaker 5 (19:32):
Age away here.
Speaker 3 (19:38):
So so once you found out for your research that
it was demse So this is now when you're twenty one.
Speaker 5 (19:44):
Years old, Yes, yes, yes, yeah, okay, so you're twenty
one you found this out.
Speaker 3 (19:50):
What then proceeded to happen in the years coming have
you seen them since.
Speaker 4 (19:55):
I'll tell you I've suffered, like for almost as long
as I can remember with with sleep paralysis, which is
your your frozen.
Speaker 1 (20:06):
You could be completely alert and completely away, You're you're
not dreaming anymore. Your eyes can be open, you can
look around, but you can't you can't turn your head,
you can't move anything. And I've been I've I've had
this happen regularly, and especially in adult adulthood. Once you'll
find out that, you know, it's like I started to
put like my senses to you know, to like the
(20:29):
understanding that I wasn't alone anytime that that happened, that
I could feel the presences you know, around the room
that you know, like like like loitering just out just
just out of graphs, just out of my actual like
line of sight, like if I'm looking at I can't
look down, and I know they could be I could
(20:49):
feel things at the at the at the end of
the bed they're going around, and then it would feel
like like at some points you would feel like you
just you're you can't grasp onto the consciousness things longer,
and you just slip away, and I would be that
was that was the part I would like, I was
always happy when i'd wake up, but when I realized
I couldn't move, I knew what was coming next. And
(21:11):
next was coming the second wave, which is where you
were just like suddenly lose that conscious again. It would
just be drained from you, and I had no idea.
Speaker 5 (21:20):
It's quite scary, very frightening.
Speaker 1 (21:22):
It's very frightening. It's like, and then to wake up
again and then all of a sudden you can move,
and it's like, at this point, I'm I'm, I'm I'm
beyond disturbed. I'm certain there was something around here. I
would go checking throughout the entire house, and inevitably I
would find I mean, just see, you know, I would
find doors unlocked and I knew i'd locked the night before,
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windows either unlocked or like slightly left open that I knew.
I mean, because i'm I'm I'm methodical OCD whatever you
want to call it, about making sure everything's secure every night,
and I yeah, we were, we got that going between us.
I mean, I think that's something that become kind of
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indictative of people that have felt like a need to,
you know, like they felt like some sort of invaded space.
They feel like they're not even safe in their own homes.
And that's a social kind of fear when you can't
even be like at night, and I'm I'm I'm okay,
I'm very cute at being alerted to things that are
(22:24):
around my home when there are things like around, like
whether it's animals or people. I've I've woken up out
of a dead sleep and I've caught people like trying
to get into my car. I mean, I'm like, I'm
I'm yes, I'm like six, so like Spider sent stingling,
get your butt up, get to the get to the door. Yes,
(22:47):
I mean, I'm fortunate that one time, I was very
lucky that the guys, even though they had stolen a
Bang Bang from a neighbor, they didn't like they just
like when I caught them getting into my car trying
to bust into it, they just ran off and they
just drove away as fast as they could. But yeah,
and I've done that regularly. I've I've always taught people
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trying to prowl my premises and it's.
Speaker 3 (23:12):
I'm assuming sorry because it's like I'm assuming you didn't
know that they had obviously taken right.
Speaker 5 (23:22):
The lucky yeah.
Speaker 1 (23:26):
I found out after the fact that that that had happened.
You know, there's like he had left My neighbor across
from me had left left it in his truck, and
so they had gotten They went across to him first
and then they jogged across to me. So they were
like trying to go down the neighborhood, you know what,
you know, going back and bobbing back and forth, taking
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whatever they could out of people's cars. But you know,
as it happens, I stared them off and you know,
saved everyone else from having any any sort of biggeries
or anything that night. But I do. Yeah, then I've
always been but with this, I haven't. Whatever this is,
I've been powerless against it. It's like I find myself
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unable to fight back and to break free of whatever
this hold is that they get over us. And I
don't know if it's some sort of electro magnetism. I
know I've watched in research about weird things that can
be done with the brain, and I'm very mindful of
about where a bed is located based on where your
(24:32):
your power is in your home because it can cause problems.
So I'm like, there's.
Speaker 3 (24:39):
Okay, I've thought for apologies, I thought for a moment
that you were talking about electrokinesis.
Speaker 1 (24:48):
Oh, yes, that too. I mean it feels like a
far gone conclusion that those times that I've definitely felt
the presence, there's it feels like there's a mental connection,
you know, like I know they see me, that they're
watching me, and they know that I'm seeing them, and
that's why they're they're definitely they know they know their
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limits as far as like keeping the like, I think
there's a point at which they, you know, they need
to keep you in a certain state and if if
you're if you're breaking out of it, which I think
that's what I've been able to do, is I'm able
to break out a little bit. And so then if
I'm able to see it, I think it is shattering.
It feels like there's a membrane, a very thin membrane
that separates their control over me regaining mind. And if
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I'm able to see them and it busts, it busts
through to my own reality and I'm able to come
back into my stuff and take over.
Speaker 5 (25:41):
Yeah, well here's here's the thing.
Speaker 3 (25:44):
So with that experience now in like as you've got older,
and you've been having state paralysis and you can obviously
feel the energies, and I totally believe that.
Speaker 5 (25:56):
I'm on board with that.
Speaker 3 (25:57):
But what I'm saying is, you haven't seen the blue
aliens because you haven't mentioned them. Now, you haven't seen
the blue aliens since say adulthood. So do you think
maybe it might be enough species of aliens, say, for example,
doing the sleep paralysis or another of a worldly entity?
Speaker 1 (26:17):
And yeah, absolutely was That was going to be My
next point is that even.
Speaker 3 (26:22):
Though sorry, no, no, no, no, we have not had.
Speaker 1 (26:31):
You know where there exactly, But I was going to
point out that the feeling I've read, it's been it's
been a different it's been a different entity, a different creature,
a different species that's been propagating into my eyes. That
those those were definitely up there, and that was the
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exerience for what I've been what's been here. I don't know,
it's either like some part of the grays or gray
light there. Very they're very small, you know, they're maybe
three to four feet in height somewhere in there. I'm
thinking three to a half seems to be like what
like they it seems like that's about the position, and
(27:13):
I've I've definitely had those moments where when I've gotten
up and I feel like the house like there's like
they didn't quite make it out. There's been a couple
of times where i feel like I feel like it
like I'm frozen, even walking through my own home and
like I'm like I want to turn, feel like i
want to turn behind me, and it's like no, And
(27:33):
then we expect to see it. I do. I fully
expect to see something standing there. And I've gotten violent.
I've actually gotten violent in my sleep from things. Yeah,
you wake up in the middle of the night and
you see something staring.
Speaker 7 (27:52):
At you in the in the in the room, you know,
and I'm just you have that point of that you've
been you're your your sanctity has been violated, and you
just at some point you just you know, you start
being that.
Speaker 1 (28:06):
You know, like, I'm not going to be the victim anymore.
I'm not going to just stand back and passively like
go through this. I'm like I'm getting you. I'm gonna
trab you. You're not getting away this thing. I've lurched,
I've like merched out and like I'm going to go
and then there's nothing there.
Speaker 3 (28:24):
Well, I think sorry, just my certainly my opinion, of course, guys.
But I think just even with the sleep paralysis and stuff,
you've been able to break away from that is, aside
a sign of obviously energetic strength. And on top of that,
like when you say that you're feeling like you're constantly
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surrounded by things, right, do you think everything's trying to
harm you? Do you think every do you think everything's
trying to harm you? Or do you maybe feel like
you've been instilled in a state of fear because of
what you think experience with say the sleep paralysis, Because
even in your youth, they weren't touching you, harming you.
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Now now you're older, Now, now you're thinking that you're
you'll know you'll be important to this the state. So
do you think it's a state of fear causing maybe
to think that everything's going to harm you? Maybe you've
got an ability of guys, I'm just exploring it.
Speaker 1 (29:25):
No, there's there's definitely something to be said for the
distinction between that sort of primal fear. I don't know
what those are. I don't understand what's happening, and I'm
reacting very badly to it because I'm I'm I'm confused
and I'm startled, and I'm I'm being clot at a
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very vulnerable time. I'm completely defensive, I'm sleeping, and you know,
I'm like, you know, you're very raw in that moment.
I mean people, you know, I mean what I mean.
You've seen movies very you know, like people are someone
and all of a sudden, just in their room, you
see someone standing over someone who's it's terrifying. It's it's
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absolutely that.
Speaker 3 (30:08):
That place in my head. Yeah, that place in my
head more than anything. And if you forget the entities
and stuff, you know, like not locking up and.
Speaker 5 (30:18):
A human being and possibly hurt you. Yes, that's constantly.
Speaker 1 (30:25):
So I think it's that vulnerability that lends itself to
the fear mentally, like if i'm if I'm using my
my he intell it. I don't think they tend harm,
you know, it.
Speaker 5 (30:40):
Feels not all of them. Maybe they're meant to freak
you out.
Speaker 1 (30:45):
We don't want you to be scared, but it's more
like when when you're hurt, it feels more like we're
stopping you from harming yourself, you know, sort of sort
of mentality, we don't want you to do something that
might harm you or inadvertently harm us, you know, if
that makes any sense. It feels like they're just kind
of like we're trying to keep a safe space for
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everyone sort of sort of thing. It feels like that.
Speaker 5 (31:09):
Yeah, it's like I think, just sorry, I'm not trying
to come across you.
Speaker 3 (31:16):
I think just from like my my my personal opinion
on this and what you're describing, it would make sense
to me that it would be multiple different entities of course,
and different species that.
Speaker 5 (31:33):
Are coming to you.
Speaker 3 (31:37):
Around you and I maybe even here, and some of
them you can't see. So if you ever hear the
term beyond the veil where people say beyond the veil,
what it really actually is is when you've got a
site to see things that offer people can't because you're
tapped into something that other people are not.
Speaker 5 (31:55):
From my understanding, yeah, maybe.
Speaker 1 (32:00):
That would excite a few things, because I definitely I've
definitely seen things that it seems like just my opinion
or that no one else seems. I don't know if
we're if we're both you know, like us as well
as others have been like either we're sensitive in a way,
or we we because we've had experiences. It's opened our
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minds to a bigger world, to other other like ways
of looking at it, to seeing things, you know, because
we're not we're not blinding ourselves as much anymore. We
know we know there's things back there, you know. And
I think a lot I think we walked through with
the blinders on. Yeah, they're constantly I don't want to
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do and you, you and all. They've ripped them off.
Speaker 3 (32:51):
I don't think it's set fault though. I don't think
it's faults at all. So I feel saying like people
are walking with blinders. I think because the kind of
maybe you know, just based of this theoretically kind of
conditioned as.
Speaker 5 (33:05):
They're put through school, they're put through.
Speaker 3 (33:07):
You know, told what to do to go to a
nine to five, constantly on you know, systems, social media,
that's training and that's stopping, you know, closing, and you've
got no bloody mental energy to do anything at all.
So how would you expect to be seeing anything or
be open to these things if you if your own
energy is drained already just from the life. I think
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people are seeming to be kind of waking up is
what I would call it since COVID.
Speaker 1 (33:42):
Yeah, what's lockdown? I definitely have been very curious about
that sort of that's a phenomenon to all things like
penal glen and and or like a higher mind state
in a higher story states of awareness and yeah, and
that would I think that's all plays are party into it,
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you know, And that could be you know, the reason
why some of us are maybe more interesting or more
likely to have had these experiences is because on a
fundamental like you know, foundation, we're more open to it
in the first place. They know that we will respond
best to it, and even though we're feeling like we're not,
(34:26):
you know. I mean, if you've you've ever gone in
for like you know, like you show up for school,
it's pop quiz, like, oh god, I didn't study as
like slamming. You're like, okay, times the ticken get on
and then you do really great. You didn't think you're
going to do great, but the teacher's like, yeah, awesome.
But I think it's sort of the same thing. I
(34:47):
think there are those of us that we don't understand
our own potentials, but others do. And maybe this is
a case of where they are able to see our
abilities as opposed to someone you know in the next
house over, or yeah, maybe you know, like only a
few people in any given neighborhood are someone that they
feel like they can work with, or it could be
(35:09):
down to, you know, the genetics of the situation. They're
looking for certain types of genomes. I know in my family,
there definitely seems to be a history on both sides
of the family tree going back. Definitely some very weird
sort of you know, unusual things. You know, my uncle
(35:31):
had experiences and seeing things, my father.
Speaker 8 (35:36):
My my my my other uncle, I mean have definitely
they talked about things that I yeah, they're not the
kind of type they were like they were never in world.
Speaker 1 (35:47):
And that sort of thing, and you know they're like,
you know, all of a sudden, he's like, hey, what
do you think of that whole alien thing. I'm like,
you trying to talk aliens with me?
Speaker 5 (35:58):
Like, let's go.
Speaker 1 (35:59):
And then I find out this is something that they like.
The one thing, you know, they're like most of the
time they're in the cowboys and you know, old westerns
and stuff, but then all of a sudden they're very
much into like the alien phenomenon. And they're like what
they're like.
Speaker 3 (36:13):
The like one minute where cowboys, cowboys and aliens exactly.
Speaker 1 (36:22):
I was like, exactly, I'm like, we're you know, like
no one expected that crossover, but here we are. It's like,
and that was the same sort of thing. I'm like,
you know, like you know, you know, yeah, my grandfather
he's all like horses and regular stuff, and yet he'd
be like, you know, I've seen some weird stuff at night,
(36:42):
and I'm talking back in the day is when there
weren't planes flying everywhere, you know, yeah, and that takes
me to some of the weird things that I've seen
in the sky, you know, which is you know, I
think another another subject altogether. I mean you've got those,
you know, one's personal experiences and they have those those
you know, those experiences where it's it's maybe at a distance,
(37:05):
like like I've had two unusual sightings. First was on
a trip going to San Diego, California and taking the
the the interstate out there and you go through this
it's part dunes and park mountain ranges in between the
border between Arizona and California, and it's really it's a
really lovely, beautiful sort area's very it's very desolate, very
(37:28):
very sparse, no vegetation. Really, it's because there's the high winds,
lots and lots of high winds. And as as we're driving,
I see I see this scene like just perch above
a mountain range, and it's not too far up from
the highway. I mean, it's definitely like you couldn't necessarily
there's no way to really necessarily drive back into the
mountain range to get it. But it was it was
(37:49):
easy to see from a distance, and it was just
this cylinder suspended, you know, you know, fairly like not
but not like so high above the mountain range. You
didn't have a scare. I mean, you definitely could kind
of compare the two. It wasn't way up in the stratosphere.
It was you know, maybe more like hundreds of feets
or you know, you know, or hundreds of yards above
(38:09):
the mountain range, just picked at this angle, the giant
cylinder and at a distance I thought first it was
some sort of windsock. As we got closer, some sort
of like you know, balloon or something that was just
like you know, like being used for advertising. But as
we got closer and closer, I could see it had
very defined sharp edges the end caps and the cylinder.
(38:31):
It was metallic in color and reflection. I'm like, there's
there's a giant.
Speaker 5 (38:35):
How big? How big? How big do you think it was?
Speaker 1 (38:39):
I honestly, if I was to give it, if it
was anything, it could have been a quarter to a
half a mile in length, from a quarter to half
a mile out. I mean at the distance I mean it,
you know, it could have been bigger. I don't think
it probably would have been much if it was, you know,
but I mean still at that size, that's pretty substantial. Maybe,
(39:00):
you know, if I had known like the mountains a
little bit better, I mean, it could have been a
three quarters to a mile.
Speaker 9 (39:07):
You know.
Speaker 1 (39:08):
It's it's hard to set the cylinder. It looks like
a cylinder no matter where it's at.
Speaker 5 (39:12):
So okay, you know what I was going to say?
Speaker 1 (39:16):
What year was that this was? Hmm? I know there
was a video I came across from the video from Texas,
and I had that save for a long time because
I could show to people and the man had the
exact same object sitting straight away right above his ranch
in Texas. And I'm like, well, only weren't stayed away
(39:37):
from Texas, so this thing would have had to travel
very far. But it was the exact kid thing, and
he was about the same mindset, about maybe about a
half a mile in length or so of the cylinder
just set it roughly like a thirty degree angler. So
it's just it wasn't flat, which was odd. It wasn't
standing straight up, it wasn't It was at this weird
(40:02):
which I didn't. I was like, I didn't understand that.
I mean, you're trying to wrap it. Why would you?
But I mean, if if gravity is not an issue
for you, or if you're using magnetism, then there's a
you know, if you get super conducting magnets, there's the
the the the uh, the very interesting phenomenon where you
end up with the super conducting magnets that will lock
(40:24):
in exactly that you know rotation, and it could well
have been so slow turning on its axes as well.
You know. I wasn't close enough to be able to
make out that kind of a detail, but it was.
I mean, it was damn peculiar. I mean, there's no
no way I could explain it or never seen anything
in anything about it any the you know. The closest
(40:47):
I had to that later was that video where the
guy had the exact same I'm like, it's that's exactly
what I saw right over this. It's the exact same thing.
And in Texas is famous for other like alien thing.
They had this alien sort of crash there back in
the wild West days that it was like around the
(41:09):
time that they still were saying blind you know, like
to do the first blimps were flying and they didn't
know what to looked like, I heard about him and
they thought that, well, they had this like metal blint crash,
and there's this whole Yeah, that's a whole other thing
you could get into, like the whole history of the body.
They actually had this this weird man. They didn't know
how to describe them, this unusual creature that they got
(41:33):
from this this this craft on. The pieces that were
collected were thrown down the wall. They eventually buried the man,
but then the body went missing. It gets it gets yes,
like at some point everything on the marker, Yes.
Speaker 5 (41:51):
That's enough a rabbit hole to go down.
Speaker 1 (41:59):
The other one was a sphere, was just a flying sphere.
I went out one early morning just you know, just
as I was waking up just to get those early
morning you know, sun rays and just appreciate the sky
and the nice crisp morning air. And I see what's
coming from about the direction of the former air Force
(42:22):
base now a regular airport, A glint, a little, a
little shining in the cerem I'm like, well, it's you know,
I'm thinking smiler balloon probably somewhere around it. But it
was like it was stable. It kept tracking right towards me.
It was on a it was on a diaginal path
from from the direction of that airport towards towards me,
(42:45):
and I could say it was getting slowly bigger, and
it was doing a fairly good click. It wasn't going
crazy fast by any means, but it definitely was getting
bigger and bigger. And I keep waiting for it to
rise and fall as the balloons would do, but it
just say locked in that same path. And I'm like, well,
this this is this is damn odd ball. I'm like,
(43:07):
what an amazing wind that you're like baffling this cat
that's just pushing it in streightfold right towards me. And
so I'm watching it and I'm like I'm like, okay, well,
as it gets closer, I'm gonna see your happy birthday.
I'm gonna see you know, congratulate something printed on the site.
As it's post the way closer, it's getting bigger and bigger.
I'm like, that's a perfect ball. That's a perfect steer,
(43:31):
and it's metal, and it's it's shiny, and it's reflective.
It's not exactly mirrored, but as it comes off and
flies straight over my head, I could see that kind
of reflecting the ground. But there's it's completely seamless. No windows, no, no,
it's just this solid metal ball, you know. For what
(43:55):
my mind is like craft into this pint. I have
no idea all this could possibly and like people would say,
me mad, this a giant, our giant metal ball flew
over my head and I watched it go off to
the horizon, heading, you know, heading towards towards the towards
the west.
Speaker 5 (44:13):
So yeah, Karri, came from what you meant to do on.
Speaker 1 (44:18):
It. I mean it was it was close enough. I
mean I almost felt like it could sir see almost
my reflection mirrored back at me.
Speaker 3 (44:29):
M hmm.
Speaker 1 (44:30):
If it'd been a highly polished mirror. I definitely would have.
I mean it was close enough that I would have seen.
I just more it was like the pallors and stuff.
It was kind of like that diffuse sort of sort
of texture. But like I said, it was the most bizarre,
beyond phenomenal thing that I've like besides that Sona. Because
Sonda was locked in place, it never moved from that spot.
I mean I was able to witness that for it
(44:51):
for a good hour or so from from this, from
the start going around the mountain range and then retreating
and continuing on to you know, I could see it
in my roof mirror for I'm like, there, it is like,
it's still there. It doesn't seem doesn't seem to care
one bit that people are on the highway and see
it doesn't care. It doesn't mind it at all. And
(45:12):
then there's this I'm like, okay, so the steer just
flies over like just like it just doing its thing. Yeah,
it's just out for a little morning stroll. You know.
Speaker 5 (45:23):
It's like, but it's definitely there was It just seemed
to be locked.
Speaker 1 (45:27):
It wasn't even this one. I could definitely see if
there was any sort of turning or any stories like,
you know, any sort of variation in the surface, I
would have seen it. I'm very very keen to like
be looking for that sort of a flaw would have
like immediately popped. I mean again, OCD is like, oh,
there's a scratch or there's a little dent or something
like that. It's like, no, it's a perfect, perfect series. Yeah,
(45:50):
and I honestly, I mean, and don't. I'm thinking my
head still thinking because I figured ask like size again,
like to give it. That's a bit of how bigness
I was ready. I can't imagine that. It seemed to
me based on how how the reflection was that it
was probably any bigger than you know, fifteen to twenty
(46:12):
feet wide, you know, maybe you know, maybe thirty at
the max. It was big enough to maybe be manned.
I don't know how that would work, but it was
definitely you know, the size of a good sized car
or a small van, you know, like roughly, but a
lot more interior space. Since you've got the entire size
of that that what Yeah, a car, a car.
Speaker 3 (46:35):
A car itself gets manned by one person and can
have yeah almost yes.
Speaker 1 (46:41):
No idea how anyone would would possibly get into it
and without any windows some other means of nevery baship
while you're you're stuck in there. I don't know about you.
I have a problem with small closed in spaces. I
need windows, I need a door. Claustrophobia, yes, thank you,
(47:03):
I got some so.
Speaker 3 (47:04):
So no, no, let's send doctor Simon.
Speaker 5 (47:07):
Oh yeah, And.
Speaker 1 (47:10):
Elevators are not my friends, and I do although although
glass elevators, I've been on a few of those, and
those are those are better. Yeah, I can see around,
you're like, you know, the great glass walcubator sort of things,
like I can see it. I feel better. I feel better,
But I still like, you know, like being in airplanes,
the little window, knowing I'm trapped. That's a real problems flying.
(47:34):
You know. It's like I don't know, It's like I
really rather just be asleep, I think for the entire trip.
Just just doubt me, you know, give me.
Speaker 9 (47:41):
Some pills or whatnot and stick a little nap and
wake up and I'll be there, right, you know, as
long as we're not.
Speaker 3 (47:52):
Taking an elevator, we're good.
Speaker 1 (47:56):
But yeah, yeah, me, you know, Oh, I don't know
what's going on here. You got darker hm hmm. But yes, oh,
actually a lot of fun.
Speaker 3 (48:07):
Holdo, all right, okay, no, no, don't, I can't guys, guys,
Doctor Pyke, Doctor Psyke. We're going to have to cut
it here guys for today, but Doctor Pyke will be
back with a part two, so please do tune in
if you're listening wherever you're listening to, please do make
sure to subscribe to Across the Pond guys on whatever
(48:30):
platform you're listening on, and if you're on YouTube, that
notification bell Doctor Pyke.
Speaker 5 (48:36):
We'll be back with Doctor Psyke. Thank you so much,
darling coming up the show and all my love to
youse guys. We will speak soon.
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