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Hey everyone, Well, welcome toopen lines, and no today it's not
moving day, but today's show.I basically would like to open up open
lines later on for those who wouldlike to share some stories with me and
chat. But what brought about allthese books and the basically the subject that
I would like to cover for arestaurant brought the restaurant tonight is um um,

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something that was inspired by a friendof mine, and it was,
as I discussed with them, justnot too long ago before the short started.
Something that blew my mind, butnot in the ways that that you
think. It wasn't anything like well, you know, the whole universe came
together and all these things that wealways like to exaggerate with words like wow,

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this blew my mind. But anyway, um, what basically brought all
this about? And uh, letme let me checkspt me real quick.
Okay, I have too many thingsopen to always make sure that I have
things I muted so that I'm notjust doing miming and you can't hear anything
for those that are just listening.It's basically the books that throughout the years

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that I've read, I have nottouched all of them in all the details
that I possibly could. But Ihad a conversation and I will go more
into into this in a second.I had a conversation with a friend of
mine. He's I think late fifties, if not early sixties, and he

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sent me a link. It wasa link from Tucker Carlson and he was
on this program where he was discussingUFOs and he sent it to me and
he was just awe struck. Itwas just amazed by it. And he
was sending the link to me toseveral other people that he and I both
know, because what Tucker told andwhatever he said it blew his mind because

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he basically looks up to Tucker andto him, Tucker Coulson is one of
the few people that on the onthe web are just telling it like it
is, whether you agree with itor not. That's at least his perspective.
But what's interesting about this is thatwhen Tucker touched on the subject of
UFOs and shared what he did,he basically and his exact words were kind

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of along those lines. It's like, you know, add on, you
don't understand this, Like told changedmy way of thinking. This kind of
um in a way shattered his world. That there is a genuine way to
start thinking about there there is potentiallylife outside of his planet, never mind

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interdimensional and so that was actually somethingthat just, um, you know,
just amazed him. And so ofcourse he didn't was sending links left and
right to all these people that heknew we were in to this stuff.
But it just, I guess,took someone who he felt like he could
trust and it's a public figure tomention something about UFOs for him to just

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finally go like, oh my god, you know, and just really pay
attention to this. And so Iwas just we were having this conversation.
He was texting to me. Iwas driving, so I just called him
instead. I said, I can'tkeep on test texting, let's just talk.
So I jokingly just said to him, you know, it's you know,
because after he was telling me allabout this, and he was just

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rattling on and on about whatever,you know, I said, what's really
going to blow your mind is thatthere's actually some people that have had contact
with some of those beings, youknow, and they've come back to tell
about it, including the one personyou're talking on the phone with. And
he just started laughing, you know, and He's like, yeah, I've
always known, you know, butyou know, it was never really I
never really entertained it. It wasalways something like he was hearing all this

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stuff and okay, it was great, but then he still went about his
life. And it took something likethat event to just basically just break something
in him, you know, forthe lack of a better word, and
not in a bad way, butjust to to really have a m earth
shattering view of where he was atmentally and then where he is mentally now.

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And so what changed my mind?And it was blew my world here.
It was two things. One thatas long as I've known them,
I've for him to be that candidwith me, to describe like he was
in my presence. We talked,we joked, you know, and um,
you know, it was my assumption, I guess wrongfully, so that

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you know, he's at least kindof thinking about these different things just by
being around me, and he wasseveral times he was at the conference at
Ozark being one of the camera guys, and so how can you not think
beyond your normal thoughts, day today thoughts. But it was something that
really amazed me that according to himand what he told me. He's like,

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I mean, even though he wasamong us, even though he was
at these conferences, watching and listeningthese people present, it was just a
full block. And it took somethinglike that Tucker Cause an interview to just
open all that up for him.And then second part about what really just
blew my mind is that, umit took, or at least I should
say, the importance of famous peoplein that regard. I really don't,

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you know. I have people thathave met you know, or they've written
most of these books, and itwas nice to meet him and talk to
them, you know, but itwas just kind of from one colleague to
another. They might not have seenit that way, but at least I
did. I wasn't putting one upmore on pedestal than the other. It
was just simply they're on the search. I'm searching. They've written a book.

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I've got to meet him, let'schat a little bit about this,
and so, um what what?Basically, you know, it just it
made me change my mind that,you know, the importance of a famous
person and what just a few wordsfrom them could actually could actually do.

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I knew they can always influence,they can always incite certain things because most
people watch them. But I neverreally understood to what minute and detailed level
somebody's word that they truly look upto one or two words can can mean
to them, and how earth earthshattering and life changing those few words from

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somebody that's famous can you know,can basically have an effect on them,
because most of the time I've alwaysjust seen people getting infatuated with famous people.
They try to mimic them, theytry, you know, basically just
to see them, go see themin concerts wherever. But there was kind

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of the extent to which I alwaysthought, Okay, well, to me,
that's not healthy. I'm not interestedin that. But I never never
quite realized that that's something like whatTucker did, Tucker Callson did to my
friend just talking about UFOs, Andso basically this show is was basically inspired

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by that. To just I don'tknow if you are going to hear you
know, anything or shadowing here today, I don't know what level of understanding
you are, whether you were justnew to this lifelong experience or research or
whatever, but I just would liketo basically go through certain things that I
guess go to the beginning stages ofhow things started out for me, what

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I initially started reading about and goingthrough and then eventually led to the eventual
experiences that I've had. And soI'm not sure if you're going to find
this interesting or boring, but ifyou're here and you want to listen,
welcome. But yeah, let mejust basically just start out. I can't
get into every single book, butI just would like to basically cover um

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as much as I can, justat what stage in my life each book
represents each one of those, andso as you know, as I progress
and so on, like, differentbooks had uh different important importance until eventually
they just ended up on my shelf, and to be honest, I hardly
look at them anymore because once you'vehad your own experiences, it kind of

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trumps all this, you know,and it just takes you just on a
different path to where you don't needa book. You have an understanding and
now you go your own way inthat new on that new direction. UM,
just guiding yourself basically. And soI don't know what most people what
it what it requires I guess forthem to start researching or start looking into

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things. For me, as mostof you know, it was early experiences
from childhood that basically just ignored andkept living my life until I basically turned
fifteen and said, okay, Ineed to start learning. I need to
see if I'm not the only onehere now. Of course, all of
that was just behind closed doors.Don't tell any friends that don't share any
stories. Just the very very fewthat I could talk to. I did

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before I've eventually kind of, Iguess, got out of the Ufolk closet,
and so before I had my ownexperiences, all all that I had
experience up to that point is obviouslywas very puzzling. So I was always
trying to understand it. I wastrying to, you know, to see
where where can I find information?Surely there have been people there, and

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so I'm going to have to looklooking at the picture here so i'd see
which which book is where? Butanyway, so few of the books that
I have here, it's actually I'mgoing the wrong way these two. So
that's communion, and I hope thesebooks don't collapse on me. This is

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communion and confirmation from Whitley Strieber.And basically this is kind of like UFOs
one oh one, you want totalk about a lifelong experiences and happenings and
discussions and conversations. This is foranyone that's just starting out, a really,
really good beginner, and that,of course, I mean, it

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all depends on who you are.Sometimes, you know, other books have
different effects on people. But thesetwo you want to talk about opening your
mind to the subject for the firsttime, whether you had experiences or just
starting out to research. That wouldbe two of the books. Of course,
then I have to here. It'shard to tell, but they're Zachares

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stitching books, and of course thatopens up whole can of worms. Basically,
you go into an Anaki at thetwelfth Planet, and then I forgot
what the other one was. Ican't see it from here. See if
I can get it out, thestay Away to stay Away to Heaven,

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and then of course the twelfth Planet, and so Dad gives you a whole
other basically another idea about a storythat I personally, before I read those
books, I have never heard ofthat aliens were basically landing here on the
planet to mind gold to help themout with their atmosphere, and the reasons

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that they needed gold form and inorder to make their work a bit a
bit easier. It basically they geneticallyengineered I guess parts of their DNA I
believe, and DNA that was onthe planet naturally evolving. And in the

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book he states I believed there wasHomo erectus, but some people have said
that was just what we consider bigfootthat was initially mixed together, and so
to just be workers and do thejob that they needed to do. Let
mean, this whole story that onecan get into. But anyway, I'm

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just putting out the titles for allof you there. Sorry, I didn't
have enough time to actually put thefull list together, but I thought I'll
just go through some of these here. So of course, there's this one
was actually very interesting called Alien Agenda. It's by Jim Mars, And what
I liked about that is his researchand the perspective on different eyewitness accounts of

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what different agencies knew and what wasbasically told that they discovered and what they've
talked about and so on it goes. It dabbles also into remote viewing and
all these different things. So anyway, I mean, it's just it's I
don't even know where to start.It's it's as most of you know,

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it's difficult to just compress a bookin just five minutes or less. But
basically, um, Jim Mars,it's more of um, more of a
this not to dry, but morelike direct researching and storytelling and whatever whatever
were able to gather from what Iremember. That kind of book would be

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a good one to read. Andso then of course I have this is
I really hope this stuff is.I don't I didn't have anything good to
hold all this stuff together, soI hope it just doesn't collapse on me.
This one is Bashar Blueprint for Change, a Message from Our Future,
and it's basically written by darryl Ankaand it's basically a channeled material and about

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the different subjects. So it's ina form of question being asked and then
Bashar answering it, and there's aplethora of different questions that you can kind
of sip through search it and hegives that answer to whatever it was being
asked. And so let's see here. This one is Secret Life and it's

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by David Jacobs. And so ifyou want to have some sleepless nights,
and especially in the very beginning beforeor not saying that you will ever,
but before I had my experiences andI was reading this book. This will
scare to ever living hell out ofyou. You know, I'm saying it
lightly, but you know, heand I guess Dolawers Cannon, they didn't

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exactly get along with each other justbecause of their perspective and talking about laws
Cannon. This is her three weeksor volunteers, and so they didn't get
along with each other very well.And this was I got to see them
both in twenty of presenting and it'sbasically they have two two different I guess

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mindsets or the approach or how todo hypnosis. Dolores claimed that David Jacob's
always stayed on the higher levels whereyou go under you start recalling things,
but you stay in that fearful emotionalstate, and basically that's where he keeps

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them all the time, and sowhatever you're recalling, you're recalling it from
that perspective where Dolores's technique. Shewas claiming that they will not claim him,
but based on what I all did, I've read and know if she
would go deeper than that. Soit goes beyond emotions and all these things,
and then it gives a deeper understandingand taps into a much deeper basically

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a message of what was going on, why it was going on, And
basically it gave people clarity. Itgave him, give him peace of mind
that it's okay whatever had happened,because they understood now the deeper understanding of
why these different events were happening,Like in abductions, if they if they
were fearful and they found themselves screaming, and um, if certain things during

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these contexts were not pleasant, Umit was in the dolorss technique, it
was explained why was happening, whatwas happening, so they it just it
eradicated that fear whereas in with DavidJacobs, it's not necessarily that they're they're
telling a wrong story. It's justthat there's a certain level that I guess

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he doesn't go to. And so, um it was unfortunate. Um,
it wasn't a big deal. Butin twenty twelve you could kind of see
that they were saying what was theword like contenson between them two, you
know, and um, not necessarilyon Dolorus this way, and I'm really

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saying it at that point because um, later on I got to meet the
laws more in twenty twelve. Iwas just a basically an observer, so
I didn't know any more than whatI what I saw on stage, you
know, But just because of theirtwo different techniques anyway, they didn't get
along. So, like one particularexample, so the lawyers got on stage

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and the lights was really bright,and she said, oh, the lights
are bright, is anyway we canjust turn them down a little bit because
it was distracting her to present.And so a day later, I think
it was the same day. It'stwenty and twelve. I can't remember all
that my new details. David Jacob'sgot on stage and his first comment was
like, oh, the lights arebright. You know, It's like,

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can we please turn them down?I don't know. That was kind of
a jackass thing to do, inmy opinion, you know, but that
was basically his passive aggressive jab atDolores. But anyway, I would recommend
you reading them both if it comesto truly wanting to understand what's going on,
read both and you make up yourown mind. You can join both

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camps, go to one side orthe other. It's not up to me
to you know, to say whatyou get from it. But as much
as I've experienced even years later,this book does not hold much water because
when you go through the process andyou truly take the time to understand that
there really is no fear, there'sjust progression experiences and so on, and

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you don't have to have sleepless nightsjust to you know, try to make
contact. So anyway, let mesee here, I'm really hoping that these
things just don't collapse here on me. These two this one is Cosmic Voyage
by Courtney Brown and Cosmic Explorers.Again, these armed books that all of

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these are were in my early stages. So for some of you that have
opinions about any of these authors,please keep in mind this is the collection
that I basically ended up with asa starting at fifteen years old, learning
and reading and leading up to myventure experiences. But um, we we're

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trying to get at if a lotof you, like have opinions about certain
authors and you know, very strongonce about some and less strong about others.
So if you hear Courtney Brown andhave very strong opinions about that,
just keep in mind this was justanother section, one part of my journey.
But anyway, what I liked aboutthese is that these two books were

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they were it was a different approach. So every everything like Ruth Montgomery appear
and of course me is it thisone? Yep. Ruth Montgomery and John
mac Abduction also a classic one toread and really get familiar with the subject.

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There were all stories from other people. What these two books basically did
for me is that here's an approachthat I never heard of before, and
it was called you know, it'sstill called remote viewing. But he has
this different approach where they assign numbersand so basically, if there was something
that they wanted to look up,there would be a person that would then

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give these numbers to somebody who's inthat relaxed state to getting ready to remote
view. And so the other personthat's giving those numbers might or might not
even know what they're supposed to represent. But if you're in this remote viewing
state, it's supposed to then giveyou all these different information. So you're
going you're getting visual hits, you'regetting emotions, feelings, sensations, all

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these different things that then come togetherand tell a story. And so what
this what actually both of both ofthe books do is you get they go
into different subjects. So let mesee here just to remind myself exactly,
like see if I could pick oneup from the beginning here. So for

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example, one of the subjects itreturned to Jesus, and then another one
would be okay, sorry, Ishould have prepared this a little bit more
before I go to the beginning.They're kind of go into each subject.

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So my first visit to Mars remoteviewing, a uful abduction, martians,
present survivors, and so on thedifferent chapters and so it tells about how
basically he got the remote viewing informationand how it came about, so what
he saw, and then the discussionafterwards and so on. But yeah,

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he's an example. So one ofthe they call him target coordinates, and
he would get something like three sevenfour three three seven four five forward slash
four zero two one, and basicallywhatever he gets from that he would just
tell and then after he's done explainingit, they tell him, okay,

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this we want you to remove viewvenus or whatever else they wanted. And
so now he understands or has thatcontext of Okay, I was given the
numbers, this is what I got, and then the picture comes together at
the end anyway, I hope Iwasn't talking too much about about that now.
Of course there's um the Rise ofthe Fourth Strike from Jim Mars and

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well, especially what I love aboutthese because he would I when I interviewed
him, I got him to signsome of these books, and so one
of them, it's my favorite becausewhen you one of the things I loved
doing these different interviews with different authorsis them. It goes beyond their book.
When you speak to them, youfeel if you feel them as people,

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their energy and who they are,you know, and what was interesting
is them, Um you kind ofpick up all these little quirks about them,
and the longer you talk about youknow, with them, you get
to really really get to know them. So the books when you read them
have like a different tone to them. But one of the things he wrote,
he says, admin don't be aNazi, see the fascism in our

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nation. And what he wrote islike, don't be a not see basically
in quotes, and so he wouldjust leave you know, funny funny comments
like that. And you know othersthat I had signed Dolores and um uh
basically Jim here, they basically justum, it's like a nice little gesture

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just to just to have and andto to know that these interviews that I
ended up doing, the interviews withall these different people, they you know,
they're they're real. They they hadtheir own path, they wrote this
book in their own way for theirown reasons, you know, and you
just kind of get to have thatfeeling about, Okay, this person truly

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is also wants to know. Andthen others you don't, you know,
very rarely, you don't kind ofget that connection about like, oh wow,
this person wrote this book because theirpersonality and how they write are obviously
very different. Anyway, I'm tellingyou about these because those are things are
important to me. You know.That's how I judge character, is how

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when I meet people, you know, um, I want to know as
much as I can about them,especially when it comes to certain subjects,
because you know, before you haveyour own built up intuitive you know,
uh spider senses, basically you tryto go off of whatever you can to
figure out who can you trust whatthey're saying, is that trustworthy what they've

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written and so on? Okay,Uh, George nor I basically just ended
up he was in Saint Louis,so I ended up going to see him
and he just basically wrote, umsome of the basically the book is called
Worker in Delight and basically just uh, he cameto a barns and normal and

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just basically came came out to talk, you know, and um, just
different stories about his life and thenyou know, some other things that have
happened to him and especially in hispersonal life with his first wife and so
on. It's quite personal for thosewho are just fans and just want to
know. But one thing out ofeverything I could possibly remember from this,

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not the specific specifically this book,but the reading itself, it was funny
because Tom Danheiser is his person oror basically the the person's schedules. Things
you talk to Tom if you,um try to get him to come to
an event or just to speak tohim or whatever, just the day to
day scheduling. Well, this wasvery early. I forgot exactly what year

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this was in, so we werestill fresh in the whole um Iraq war
and Afghanistan and all this stuff.And so I came up with the book
and Dan asked me what's the name. I had to give the name and
then George will sign the name andwrite whatever he writes in there. But
one thing that just cracked me up, you know. I went up to

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Tom and George was busy signing anotherbook and having a conversation with somebody else,
and he said, what's the name? I said, adding, and
It's like, oh, really,it's an interesting name. I never heard
that before. I just looked athim. I was like, really,
it's like pretty much every terrorist onTV is named. He just laughed,
you know, because especially the numberone guy that they were looking for.

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I was still in college. Iwas driving and they're like they're looking for
you know, adding then blah blahblah blah, and just knowing how the
FBI can fuck up things, youknow, I was immediately getting paranoid.
I was like, uh, whatif they messed up and they think I'm
part of whatever is going on overthere, because I wouldn't get that past
them. So anyway, just ayou know, a little funny tidbit there.

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So yeah, I basically just havesome of these books I didn't read
in depth. I would read afew chapters to just kind of get into
them. They were basically sent tome by people that would like to be
on the show, and I justwanted to get familiar with the subject and
whatever else that whatever else is thatthey teach or at least write about.

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So so enough enough of these books. I totally have missed it because I
just got into this open lines today. And basically, if you can install
Telegram on your phone or and computeror computer, you can go to the
description below and you'll find a Telegramlink where a Telegram voice chat is going

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on right now. There's a fewin there that are just listening because it's
voice only, and if you loggedin there, you can tap a little
person that looks like they're raising theirhand and they'll bring you up live to
me to be able to speak tome and share your stories, maybe how
you started out, what interests youabout the supernatural, and do you have

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any stories on your own? AndI just would like to ask you if
you can stick to that so thatI understand we all have lives and all
these different things. But if there'sother people that would like to share their
stories, just please stick to thestory or tell me whatever it is that
you find most intriguing about this supernaturalworld. And so then that way we

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can talk to several more people.That's only for those that would like to
speak to me. Maybe those thatare in there now they just would like
to listen, which is perfectly fine. And I might not even have anyone
for open lines, but it's openfor that, and so just do whatever
you got to do. This stilla little time before you know, I
can officially go into open lines,so they'll give you enough time to download

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Telegram. And the reason why Ilike Telegram is them. It gives a
nice little it has a nice audio, and especially the set up, I
can easily bring people in and thissystem that I have set up, it
just makes it very convenient for meas opposed to having to deal with phone
lines and dial tones and picking upand all that. I don't have a

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system like that yet or I don'tknow if I ever will, So it's
just a lot nicer, a loteasier for me to do that. And
you're more than welcome to just login, join me and talk to me.
Okay, So I'm guess it's nottoo bad. I guess I'll leave
these book books around for those ofyou who maybe want me to move them,

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let me know, but I'm gonnaswitch. I was saying about switch
the camera angle but it looks likeit's open enough where I can just y'all
can see me, and it willbe all right. Let me see here
what I wanted to. Yeah,I'm gonna have to change the camera angle
because I would like to actually thenlead up to first, if you're interested,

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right, if you're interested in thesubject, For most people, you
start out with books, You startreading them, you start seeing what others
have to say, experience is sharedand so on. Then as you basically
you know, keep going, youjust become pretty much this researcher, depending
on how much you know you gointo. But you start listening to stories

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and you start connecting dots, andthere's other pieces of information that reveal like,
Okay, the government knew this atthis year, and I remember this
at that time another person talking aboutsomething similar. So you can literally,
quite literally, especially before the governmentadmitted to uapece UFOs, turn yourself into
you know, this nut job,to where you were just trying to connect

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all the dots, trying to figureit all out because no one else beliefs
in the stuff, and you're prettymuch down the rabbit hole with all of
this and so but then what happensthen is that it's a part that very
few, I guess go from thisstage into what I can just call channeling.

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And so the reason why I'm bringingup channeling is that you can read
about these subjects and they're great entertainment. Because I don't mean to offend anybody
out there that that's listening. Mostpeople they just would like to listen and
they find it intriguing and they kindof keep it at that, which is

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fine, you know. But butthose that then want to do something like,
Okay, I want to get deeperinto what in the world is happening?
The best thing just to basically,instead of going years one way and
then me stumbling, you know,over by accident about channeling, I might
as well just give you somewhat ofa plan that maybe you could follow and

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it might just work for you.Not saying that it will work one hundred
percent. Well, actually it willwork one hundred percent, but you have
to do the homework. And sopart of the next step is basically what
I just labeled in the title ischanneling. So some of these books like
Deep Space from the Space with Loveand some of the other channels, I'm

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about to share with you what's importantis that the way they talk and the
way they describe information is they especiallyat this point, a lot of them
have been channeled, like Bashar that'schanneled by Darryl Kaum. You have Blairstyra

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the channels, Tabash and he's inNew Zealand. You have just the other
day Robin. I was talking toRobin and basically she channel for us on
the show and answered questions. Youhave to basically go down this path of
find the channeler that speaks to you, that makes sense of what they're saying,

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or it's easy to listen listen toyou because different channels have different ways
of talking to you and describe theinformation. For example, Bashar, and
when it comes to listening to him, my wife doesn't like it because it's

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just she's like the way he talksit. She can't stand it, you
know. Sometimes she can't. Sometimesshe can't, you know. But that's
a perfect example of what I'm talkingabout. There's other channels that she loves
to listen to, you know,And basically you have to then out of
all the ones that you happen tofind for me personally, but Shar spoke
to me, you know, justthe way he was channeling the information.

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And so when it comes to alot of things, when I first get
exposed to something, I listened andI kept listening, and for about a
two year period, I basically watchedeverything in anything that was available online about
Bashar. And but not just forentertainment's sake, but I was intently listening

(34:07):
to what he was saying, howhe was saying it. When they were
talking about these subductions, when theywere talking about how do they travel,
you know, when they were talkingabout why are they here? When they're
discussing about, you know, whatbeing the psychic means, how does that
actually work? All these different thingswere just very intriguing to me to where,

(34:28):
if anything, I could just listento it no different than watching the
movie that you know, it's justa movie, is fake. It can
be exciting, but you know,it doesn't really do much more to your
life other than Okay, you finishedit, you stop it, and then
you move on to something else,you do something else, and so same
thing with that. But what wasdifferent for me is listening to him.

(34:52):
I eventually understood all the things thathe was talking about, and it just
hit me one day that I didn'tyou know, I was getting so much
into it that I didn't want thatto become my next religion and nothing,
no offense or some some people thatare religious. But you know, um,
I don't like to stay too longin any certain one box. The

(35:15):
best things to get out of thebox and just be as box less as
you possibly can, because the morecomes to your way, the more you'll
understand. But so I basically justwanted to um not to just follow him
and just listen and say well,but Shar said well, but Shar said
well, but Shar was to doing, you know, And so because you
just become a parrot, I tookhim. I took up his you know,

(35:37):
I took him, um Um,I took him seriously. And I
remember one time a person was basicallyasking, UM, how how you know
he can prove you know, anyany of this you know, to to
anybody. And he was saying,and it was very interesting. He just

(35:58):
basically said, I can't prove anythingto you, but I promise that you
can prove it to yourself. Andat that time, it was such a
cop out answer to me because itwas it was weird, like it was
like, just answer the damn question. Can you prove it or can you
not? You know? And laterI've come to basically understand why he said

(36:19):
what he said. And from thisperspective that, you know, having understood
what I have, you know,at this point it made perfect sense.
And I'll try to explain why alot of these things, a lot of
these steps you have to take onyour own, because if you don't,
you just you will be stuck here. You will just be reading documents.

(36:39):
You will do all these things,and you find it, you will find
it frustrating. Why is the governmentnot telling you something? Why isn't somebody
else doing something for you? Youknow? And all these things are just
going to frustrate you more and moreand more. And then you get on
Twitter, and then you have allthese different If you ever follow hashtag,
you're for Twitter, there's all thesedifferent arguments and just complaining and biting at

(37:02):
each other and just for whatever reason, you know, And so you will
get caught up in that cycle,you know. And so because each state
has its own purpose to preserve itself. So if you keep reading one book
to another book to another book,there's this tendency to want to reinforce its

(37:22):
reinforce itself, so you will onlyjust continue reading books and documents and so
on, and you'll never get outof that state because a piece of paper
it's not where where enlightenment is.A piece of paper is not where contact
is. And so basically you willbasically be stuck in that in that world

(37:46):
to where all it will constantly keepdoing is frustration about that you haven't gotten
much further after all these years,and that there isn't someone out there who
finally then acts open this box calledyou a fos you know, because everything
that you do is you're wanting andrelying in meeting somebody else. And so

(38:09):
when it comes to channeling, whatBashar basically then did is that he laid
out this path to where okay,why can't they land right now? He
laid out the path of why theyare here. He explained several different things

(38:29):
of why they're doing what they're doing. And so now it was taking these
lessons, taking this understanding to nowstart working on yourself. And so what
that basically required. It wasn't thesole reason, but obviously one of them,
if I was to lump several together, required me moving out fifty miles

(38:50):
outside of the main city Saint Louis, to literally be in the woods by
myself, nobody else living with me, you know, and just isolation.
When I wasn't at work, Iwas just there with no one around but
trees and animals and whatever. Andso to just work on all the things
that he was saying to work on, and so basically understanding about the law

(39:15):
of attraction, what you put outis what you get back, you know,
and then putting it to practice,you know, and just understanding that
everything is an aspect of you,you know, and all these things that
you just slowly start working on,and so then you start especially the hardest
part is looking at belief systems,right, what do you believe? What

(39:37):
do you hold to be true that'skeeping you in that box? And so
does this work for you? Doesthis serve you? If not? Let
it go? And so in thatprocess then of course some of you might
have seen might not have seen mywhole series I have on psychedelics and what
purpose they played in my life.And then after basically my whole world change

(40:00):
there, what then the next stepsthat I took with different meditations, and
then of course contact happening and thingsbecoming a lot easier because then I understood
why I have to be mentally inorder for you know, to proceed whatever
preceded the following five years from twoten to two dozen fifteen when I lived

(40:22):
in Roberts from as Earia. Soanyway, it's then to that two.
Channeling is and taking taking those,um those lessons to heart, because I'll
often use the example um and forgiveme if you've heard this before, but
I'll often use the example of loveor what we understand to be loved,

(40:44):
because when it comes to these books, you can look at these books and
and let's say, using the metaphorof love, is that you know,
this book is the shoes that youthink you need to be wearing, the
pants you need to be wearing,the cologne or perfuming need, you know,
to attract someone who you find attractive. They can be the representation of

(41:06):
the places where you have to go, you know, to meet someone,
and then not just you know,places nearby, but countries or whatever you
feel you know needs to you know, get done, and then you know
what kind of cars you need tobe driving. Basically, for most young
people, all those insecure little thingsthat don't have anything to do with love,

(41:28):
but you convince yourself that it does. And so what's interesting is that
all the stories that you're being toldabout what you need to get love to
be in love, you know,finally when that awakening within you happens,
when it comes from within and itfinally hits you, you realize none of

(41:49):
this crap is important anymore because yourealize that a love is this and way
beyond this, you know, andyou basically then have this new understanding about
how to go about in a relationshipwithout them having to go back to your
car, your shoes, your houseand new place, all these other things,

(42:10):
because you realize love is about somethingdifferent. And so contact it's very
much the same way. I'm nottalking about love and contact for you to
come somehow romanticize this aspect. AllI'm trying to say is that that comes
close to a version of awakening thatI'm trying to explain to you. When

(42:31):
it comes to contact, it's verysimilar when that love happens to where off
the sudden, Now you have anew understanding and when somebody asks you where
is it? Where they come from? Did it come from this guy,
did it come from you? Wherever? You know? Because like I said,
when that happens, there was notanybody that would just walk up to

(42:53):
me, reached out in their pocketand say, here, here's this glowing
ball of love that now you haveand you you are awakened and you found
all that you're finally looking for.It wasn't it wasn't a thing. It
was something that basically, through searching, through being adamant, it finally just
wakes that part up within you.You know, And even when it comes

(43:17):
to psychedelics, it's not guaranteed thatthey will immediately give you a full understanding,
you know. It's it's simply anotherstep until you finally get to where
you need to get. And soanyway, what I need to do is
switched the camera angles here real quick, so it might jart some of you.

(43:38):
I'm using a remote to do this, so just giving you a heads
up here, all right, Ijust need to shift this basically over because
I want to go back to thebrowser here, so I have some window
windows open. A lot of peoplethat have asked me A lot of what

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I eventually experienced on my own wassomething that Bashar has already worked towards trying
to get people to understand and soinitially had I had I have a copy
of this, I bought it whenit first came out. But there's a
documentary that dear old Anchor came outand obviously, as the title suggest that
James would narrated it, it's calledFirst Contact. And so basically he in

(44:24):
this uh, basically he covers allthese different subjects and questions that are being
asked regarding first contact. Obviously,how how their ships you know, look
like I can't recall if he ifit was a live show, if they
actually talk about how they even makethese ships, you know. And then
they talk about how they travel,you know, and here's an example about

(44:46):
um, how we perceived that travelis being done on this fabric of space
and the quicker you you traverse tothat you know, and m the obviously
the faster you get to where youwant to go. But they describe that
they that's not how you know,space travel or interdimensional travel happens for them

(45:07):
at all, you know, becausethey talk about these different frequencies and different
um locations and to where as thisvideo just suggests it's all about changing the
frequency in which you are now andhe goes into greater details I'm totally going
to butcher it right now. Butit's simply to change a frequency from one

(45:28):
point to another, and you basicallythen disappear from one spot and you appear
in in somewhere else wherever that otherfrequency was. So then that then begs
the question and basically the answer ofwhy it is important to understand what frequencies
actually mean? What? Um,what what game? What role they actually

(45:50):
play in contact? So anyway youcan watch this documentary without needing to buy
it, I would, I wouldrecommend you supporting him, you know,
but then again, you know,I'm also right here giving you a free,
free option too. So on thischannel, UM, if you just
search for first Contact for your fora documentary, you can watch it to
where he goes through and covers alot of different subjects. Um. I've

(46:14):
also have this video here. UM. This was at the Darrell's house.
I got to go and visit intwenty fifteen and I got to meet him
and so um talking about not reallybeing star truck but star struck by people,
you know, because I consider everyonesame as me. You know,

(46:34):
if I was to compare it toan experience that's kind of somewhat star struck
this would be it, because atthis point I was basically listening to Baschar
day and day out for two years. So when I got to meet Darryl
for quick second, I stopped.I was like, oh my god,
it's Bashar. And then of courseI'm like, nope, no, it's
just Darryl and we're talking or whatever, and all that quickly faded away.
But that's as close as I gotto basically just having that that feeling,

(47:00):
and it was just something that Ialways wanted to do, is you know,
get to meet him and have himtell his story. And so this
is also available on your ful hubfor you guys to watch, and he
goes into his experiences and great details. So you have a lot of information
that I'm just giving you right herebetween his documentary first contact and basically then

(47:25):
this interview that I did with himand everything that he shares there back in
twenty fifteen, and it's still verymuch relevant today as it was then because
one one aspect of most interviews thattry to do is that unlike news or
timely events, certain information that theyprovide is good throughout time. It doesn't

(47:52):
matter if a month, a year, ten years go by, that information
is still just as important and relevantnow as it was then. Also of
something talking about UM talking about channelersand finding a channeler or somebody that speaks
to you. There's a here's adocumentary called tuning In, and there's also

(48:15):
a full documentary. It says whatthree three hours and twenty two minutes.
It's basically, UM, somebody puttogether several different channelers that then talk about
these different subjects, but all fromtheir different perspectives, and they all UM.
Whether this was staged or not,I believe it was just you know,

(48:37):
the way things flow. Truth isalways truth, the matter which mouth
this comes through, you know.And so all of them cover um,
basically aspects of certain subjects. Andso if you want to get familiarized of
who else is out there, youknow, and Bashar is certainly not the
only one. UM. This documentaryhas a wide variety of of channelers and

(48:59):
subjects that answer a whole lot ofquestions that gives you something at least to
listen to, if not the answersyou've been looking for. Also, UM,
what I have next here? Okay, so Tabash and I have UM
Blair Styra. I've interviewed him severaltimes. Really cool guy. I'm not

(49:20):
sure when I would get to meethim again because he lives in New Zealand,
you know, but he channeled andboth the times on film, both
the interviews that I did, youcan hear Tabash being channeled and talking about
whatever it is that he talks about. But also this is another way of
um in a different way of channelingand listening to the information that they have

(49:42):
to offer to see. Does thismatch with you or do you want to
basically listen to somebody else because forwhatever reason, you're not into it.
And I have, Yeah, oneof one of the interviews here, let
me just get some water real quick, and he would just to cover some

(50:06):
subjects from his point of view,and then he basically would go into channeling
Tabash and whatever is relevant to talkabout at that moment. And then,
of course, just not that longago, Robin Yellnick was was on and
she channel follow us and for thosethat have been logged in, you were

(50:27):
able to ask her questions and talkto her and at least submit them through
through chat. But I don't knowif you noticed the general theme here for
this channel. I want you toit's at least my desire for you,
for those who are searching for youto have the chance. So, okay,
there's a platform, this person thatmaybe you might have read their books,

(50:50):
they're on this platform. You cantalk to them, you can ask
them questions, you know, sothat you get the answers you're looking for,
you know. And so that's,you know, at least the life
format that I've started just what twoyears ago now, and I know I've
been out for a long time,but basically that's the general theme, Like
I always want you to be ableto ask the questions and take the opportunity

(51:13):
to ask him, because when Ifirst started, I had to travel thousands
combined of miles all over the countryto talk to these people and get to
meet him and ask the questions thatI was interested in. That maybe I
would think you would want the answersto him, you know, but this
makes it easier for you where youcan just talk to them either over your

(51:34):
phone or the computer or whatever andask him directly whatever it is on your
heart, on your mind, whatever. And so I hope do you take
advantage of that, or I shouldsay, keep taking advantage of that.
Um Also the Tracy Farquhar this isactually the book that if you can see

(51:55):
it. She well, actually itwas my usually that sent me, sent
me the book because they co wroteit together. Excuse me, and so
she channeled this as well, excuseme my second, I've been talking for

(52:15):
a while. My throat is gettingdry. So anyway, so Tracy basically
has this channeled information that then shetalked about and the different questions I was
asking her there and you can alsowatch this. It's you know, it's
before I would have to. Um, I was wondering before I started,

(52:37):
I was looking at this. Wheredid I just leave it? Maybe I
covered it was something I was lookingat one of the books, and I
was basically trying to figure out wherethe second book is, and then I
know that I had another book,and then I stopped and realized, oh,
there, I got them out ofthe library. Because especially in the

(53:00):
early stages like fifteen sixteen and justhave a part time job, and most
of that money went towards given itto the family, you know, my
mom and dad and so on,just to be able to just kind of
survive in an America beginning beginning,you know, um, basically just adding
to the family here and so Ididn't have much money to just be spending

(53:22):
it on buying books or other things, so library was my main source.
So I could just could always walkover there, check out whatever they have
available for however long I can,and then return it. Um. So
anyway, here you have videos whereyou can just go and watch them.
And I tried to do a goodjob of asking questions that maybe somebody would

(53:44):
want to ask. But then again, next time I have a guest,
please take the opportunity to actually,you know, ask them yourself in case
there's something that I'm missing. Anduh, I wanted to actually this this
next window I have. This wasan interview I did with M. David
Ravinus. I contacted him a whileback. I think he lives in Portland,

(54:07):
Oregon or so, and he's busywith a lot of other things and
he just couldn't couldn't come back on. But the way the reason why I
liked this interview, and this isspecifically from forgive me if I'm giving me
the wrong info he's saying, psychiatrist, I want to say, you know,

(54:27):
and and basically the way he talksabout dream interpretation and how he states
that we're all in awaking dream.And so what I found intriguing about that
is that he came to that conclusionnot needing to meditate, not needing to,
let's say, have an Aahuaska trip, not needing to have contact with

(54:47):
aliens or anything like that, justthrough his research. From what I understand,
I hope I'm not mistaken on this, but the information I had gathered
by talking to him, is thathe discovered that, Um, if we
all understood that, uh, thisis we are the dream of of our
higher self, is that um,you look at it as such, and

(55:13):
so that to realize that whatever ishappening at that moment, you can basically
m gather information from it that canguide you in this moment to see,
Okay, um, what am Idoing wrong? Am I doing something right?
You know? And and all theseday to day things that we always
wonder about it. We always wantto ask other people for opinion, but
yet you are the expert, youknow, the one that you should be

(55:36):
asking all the questions, you know, and uh, and just realizing that
whatever it was happening, take thatin in that very moment and realize and
recognize that it's there for you andthen act on it. And so he
goes through these um archetypes and goesthrough this information of how do you break
down you know this this dream andum there was I'm not sure if it's

(56:00):
covered in this interview. Forgive me, I have done Hunters by now,
and I can't recall all the detailsand earvy conversation I've ever had. But
one particular thing that stuck out washe was talking about a person that came
to see him and so he wasdreaming about, but not dreaming, he

(56:21):
was basically came to see him andspeak to him, and so he came
home and this was waking experience,you know, nothing out of ordinary.
This is just him sharing the storywith him. And I think he came
there for a reason, like heknew he did, you know, psychiatry
in that way. So he toldhim a story of he came home and

(56:44):
he had bought a jar or marmalade, you know, which he loves very
much, and he was bringing allto the kitchen and all these different things
and it fell down and basically shatteredand so part of what you know,
what he was getting at. Andagain I'm not sure if he was telling

(57:05):
this here in this interview or ifit was just something he discussed with me,
um privately off camera. But it'sbasically the guy had diabetes, and
so his doctor told him not toyou know, eat sweets, avoid carps
and all these different things, andso he was basically that event of the
marmalade shattering and basically having all thesweet with the glass was a representation of

(57:34):
the basically the damage that too muchglucose does in your bloodstream. You know.
Is that sweetness he loves, youknow, is now full with shards
of glass, you know, andUm, basically it's it's a danger you
cannot consume it, you know,and so on. It's just amazing just
the way he, you know,he does that and breaks breaks those things
down, and so anyway he hasI believe it published a book too.

(57:59):
That's I have not read it,but I've always intended to just just buy
the one of these points and justread it and to hear more of these
different type of stories. And soI found it intriguing and very particularly interesting
to share with all of you,because if you're not into meditation, if
you're not into any of these otherstuff, and you just want to still

(58:21):
you know, I say, say, and I don't mean this in a
derogatory way, just straight stay straightlaced. That would be somebody to basically
kind of get your feet wet with, because then he discusses also I considered
a very metaphysical supernatural types events,but that are just analysis of the waking

(58:45):
dream, and that can help youguide you and whatever else you need in
life or answers you're looking forward forat that moment. Okay, and uh,
let's see what do I have herefor the last window. Oh yeah,
so this was the the The interviewis just a short snippet. It's

(59:05):
about nine nine minutes and fifty threeseconds. And I have this link also
in the telegram group I can postdifferent upcoming shows or short messages or whatever
else I happened to find interesting atthat time, and so it's also on

(59:27):
Telegram under uf hbbits. Well ifyou need the link specifically. But yeah,
no, this was the interview thatearlier that I talked about. My
friend when he saw this, andit just that's the one that started this
whole changed perspective for him. Okay, All right, Oh man, I've

(59:47):
been busy trying to do all thisdifferent stuff and realizing all of y'all have
been chatting, so let's let meget back here. So for those that
still would like to speak to me, share their stories, talk about whatever
supernatural experiences and subjects you would liketo maybe discuss or whatever share with me.

(01:00:13):
Now would be the time if youcan. Just I hope you have
taken the time to download Telegram andinstall it on your phone or computer and
basically join me to speak to me. Try to move some of these books
around and bring my tablet in here. Also, I just seen Silky Silky

(01:00:37):
B actually did a really good thingbecause I always forget about this. This
is streaming right now on Twitter forthe first time. I don't know how
well it'll go across, but it'sstreaming on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube,
and Twitch, and so you shouldbe able I don't know about Twitter,

(01:00:59):
you should be able to made aquestion if you are not wanting to come
on to Telegram and talk to me, so simply put three asterisks before the
question, so that that way Iknow it's meant for me and not the
regular chatter in the chat rooms.And so Silkie B, thanks very much
for doing it, because it remindedme to put that out there. Okay,

(01:01:20):
let's see have to kind of backtrack. Laura welcome, Labels welcome,
good to see you again, BlueJean welcome, Sonja welcome as well.
Hello to you. Let's see,who do we have to do? Rodger

(01:01:45):
welcome as well. I'm sorry ifI'm not if I'm mispronouncing your name.
Silkie be welcome as well. Okay, Silkie b I see. The first
question is asking thoughts on Dolores Convolutisseries. I'm almost done and continue to
be floored page after page. Well, you know that's what I'm floored with,

(01:02:09):
especially the way she got that information. And if let's realize if some
of you find all these books distractedand let me know, I'll move them,
but I hope you can still seeme full view in or okay with
that. The way the lawyers didthese sessions is she would go very deep

(01:02:30):
into the basically, I forgot whatstate of psychosis that level is, and
she says, she goes it's alevel which most psychiatris or not psychiatrists hypnotherapists
would not go past because they said, weird things happen there. And so
what I what floorced me about thatis the way the information has gotten is

(01:02:50):
that basically she will continue a conversationwith whatever being she's having a conversation,
let's say in America, and sheoften traveled to go, China, Australia,
England, all these different places,and then she would do different sessions
whenever she could at these locations aswell, and after she would be done
with the session, and if ifit's okay with the person that came for

(01:03:15):
that session, that same being inthat same entities they were in America would
come through and continue talking to herwhatever subjects they were talking about. And
so Ozark I started there for asecond. But Asarc has this huge basically
collection of the tapes because she recordedthem all on just cassette tapes, and

(01:03:37):
I started to back those up todigitize them, and I had stopped and
got busy with a whole bunch ofother things. So I don't know if
they want me to still continue withthat part. But it's basically all these
different session sessions as she has had, and it's how she wrote her books
and so whatever subjects like you havethe three Waves of Volunteers, which actually

(01:04:01):
talks about the different age groups ofbasically salts that are coming in and so
she talks about the first wave,which are kind of the trailblazers that basically
the trend setters, and then youhave the second wave, and she describes
from generally from which year to whichyear they are born and what their purposes

(01:04:24):
on the planet is. And itwas surprising that for that for that age
group, she was saying that theyalready came with energy that is already ingrained
in them from birth, and sobasically they don't have to do anything but
to just be to go to thejobs. They go to blazes, they

(01:04:45):
feel like they need to go andthey don't have to do anything more.
But she says she found that alot of those people coming to her are
in that group and are wanting todo more than what they already are doing.
But the way she was describing itis that because of these sible frequencies
that they already come with, shesaid, you can be in a mall
or any place and just pass thepeople, just you know, just pass

(01:05:08):
next to them, you know,and they would be kind of in your
field of that of that bubble ofthat frequency, and it would in a
way act like a small seed thatwas kind of frequentially left behind to where
then it will then grow and blossominto then this curiosity that they never had

(01:05:29):
before would all the sudden be thereand they would go down a certain path
just by simply being within the vicinityof these people. And she describes a
large portion of these different souls comingin just to do that, and she
says a lot of times they feellike they they're not doing enough, when
that's all they have to do isjust be here. And then she talks

(01:05:50):
about the third wave, which basicallyis basically these the new children, you
know. And so I can't rememberexactly what years those are. Sometimes I'm
trying not to be too negative aboutthis. When I watch certain things on
television, I'm just like, wherein the world these people come from,

(01:06:12):
you know? And sometimes I watchmy own children and go like, deal,
lord, you know. But anyway, this new generation is supposed to
be this generation that's less prone togoing along with the norm, and they
would basically fight against the system,you know, in many different ways.
And so how that exactly is supposedto look, I don't know. I

(01:06:33):
personally am kind of you know.I can say sadly I had a I
guess for lack of a better word, a romanticized version of how that would
be that these children you know,will be you know, obviously would be
known who they are, and andthem coming in, would you know,
make these changes that would be abenefit, you know, not realizing it

(01:06:56):
could also go the other other wayaround to where they have not come of
age yet and maybe the only thingthat they can do in express is tem
tem potentials. And so I don'tknow, but the whole point is that's
what she describes about that last generationthat's supposed to bring about this change,
um, within society, within thegovernments, and the world in general.

(01:07:20):
So anyway, um, and uhso, anyway, silky b I hope,
I'm I've answered your question. Andyou also asked do you do you
do you have a next book forme? I'm not sure what you mean,
like, um, um, justto suggest if that's what you mean,

(01:07:43):
please just clarify in the comments ifyou don't mind. Oh yes,
So Matt Galloway is asked basically said, check out Allies. Uh well,
it's Allies of Humanity. Um,it's actually I'm really hoping I don't bust

(01:08:03):
these books up, and because they'renot held by anything else, I would
just basically balanced them. But Ihave I have a whole part here.
Yeah, their allies of humanity,and so Summer was basically Summers was kind

(01:08:29):
enough to sent me, I believe, the whole collection. So a book
four, book two? Would elseyou have here? Book one I think
I have along these other ones?Would He's sent me the whole thing.
I was very grateful for that,and so yes, I would also recommend
listening to these now their perspective orthe way he's representing this is his point

(01:08:53):
of view, how he understands someof this information from these different beings.
There's being channel. But again youhave to read it for yourself. Of
all right, I'll just put thatdown just so that I don't crash anything
here. Okay, um Amanda welcomeas well. Boo ups welcome, Roll,

(01:09:24):
Roll the losing dice. How areyou good to see you again?
His question is have you had anyrecent vivid dreams, nightmares, sleep paralysis?
Um? Yes, I have afew nights ago. It was very
interesting. But what sucks is thatI have not always been in a habit

(01:09:46):
of keeping a dream journal. AndI was told long time ago that it's
best right when you're awake. Tojust take some time, whether it's you're
writing it down or just recorded towhile it's still fresh recorded, and keep
recording them over time and listen backto them when you awake and you know,

(01:10:06):
have some little extra time, andyou will get more from these dreams
of why they were happening, whatwas going on. But I've always been
bad or doing that, and soI wish, you know that times I
did, so that that way Ican listen to it at a different time
with um, you know, justespecially right when you wake up, like

(01:10:28):
everything is still very much there,and I just you know, basically just
want to see and remember exactly asas it was, you know, as
it was happening, so that Ican really listen to it and see if
it you know, if there's somemeaning to it or in it there for
me. Okay, all right,So I still just have people listening and

(01:10:55):
telegram, which is great, andno nobody wants to chime in and share
a story. And I don't knowif Silkie B heard me about clarifying the
question. But other than roll thelosing dies, there's no other questions for
me here. So if you haveany, let me know. I'm still
good. If some of you stillwant to talk or share something otherwise,

(01:11:20):
I think this is pretty much it. I'm not I'm not sure if this
video will do justice to maybe shareit with some of your friends that are
just now getting into the subject.I don't know if you find it worthy
enough, but if you do,please don't share it with your friends,
and especially for those that maybe mighthave an interest, you know, and

(01:11:41):
maybe through some of my explanations,they would have new avenues to go down
and new routes to take when itcomes to the subject. But I certainly
hope that all of you that havespent the time listen to me right now
found and useful enough. So yeah, no, this was basically just that
story, you know, having talkedto you know, talked to my friend

(01:12:04):
because when I was still in thetruck and I called him and when I
you know, we talked I thinkfor forty five minutes and it was just
amazing and he was just in inthis It was weird to hear them from
this different state where he was justin awe. And I told him,
I said, well, hey,anytime you want to talk now, you

(01:12:25):
know, you know, crazy friendthat will listen to you and maybe answer
some questions you might you might haveabout this because the immediate friends he has
now are not where he's at.They're not at that stage, so of
course he can't bring that up tohim at at whatever the next gathering happens
to be, you know. Andso, UM, I guess most of

(01:12:47):
you that are watching this, youknow, and who are into this,
um, maybe try to make yourselfavailable for others so that they know that
you can be I guess trusted fora better word, that you will just
listen and not judge. And um, you know, maybe give them some
pointers, maybe show them, youknow, tell them about this video if

(01:13:09):
you found it useful enough. So, UM, I guess it's just we
can't rely on the government all thetime because UM, I don't know why
it hasn't been clear to people thatyou know, government really is. It's
not really there to solve your problems. You know. It was created,
you know, out of fear,it was created out of need, it

(01:13:30):
was created out of want, andso of course it's those things that drive
it. And so um, youknow, you can't expect it to all
of a sudden you know, uhchange, Uh, you know, it's
it's core premise of the reasons whyit was created. It would it would
has to be you that changes first. Only then, you know, does

(01:13:55):
the government really have no other choicebut to change because we didn't start looking
at things differently, voting at thingsdifferently, you know, if voting can
still be trusted, you know,because many countries around the world always and
constantly have issues and problems. Butthe whole point is it all comes back
down to you. You know,what are you doing about your progress?

(01:14:17):
If you're frustrated about not understanding enoughabout your foes? You know, what
have you not looked into? Whateven you did not? Did you not
take what rabbit hole? Did younot go down? You know? Were
something too crazy for you? Ifit is, why was it too crazy?
You know, to listen to,to look into? You know,

(01:14:38):
if something you know doesn't sit right, why not? Because it's always funny
when everything is going great, wedon't ask all any of those questions.
It's only when something is not right, when something you know is fearful.
Only then all of a sudden,this inquisition self inquisition comes in, you
know. And so anyway, Ihope all of you take the time to

(01:15:01):
just maybe try to understand what I'msaying. If if you're not entirely sure
what I was trying to get at. For those of you who have been
into this for a while, Iunderstand, you know, just keep on
truck and keep doing what you canpossibly do, and you just never know.
Um I don't know. I wouldnot. I know it has no

(01:15:25):
some friends that are still sitting thereas like, man, when finally everything
comes out and the White House talkingabout this, I have so many I
told you so as to hand out, and I'm just like, that's not
the way to go. You know. It's like, if you're going to
do something, do it for yourown reason, you know, instead of
them guilty into everyone for not payingattention. You know, because once you

(01:15:47):
realize, you know that you're searchingthis for yourself, then that's the only
thing that should be important to you, you know, no matter how many
people are believing you or on boardwith you. Okay, oh I'm sorry,
I saw one more. One morequestion from Role to Losing the I

(01:16:09):
says, do you think Bigfoot andSasquatch grounds for the alien gred beings?
Asking for a friend? You know, I personally don't have an experience when
it comes to that. So ifI'm telling you something, it's something that
I've read, you know. Sojust want to make that clear so that
y'all don't think, oh, thisis something my god during my you know

(01:16:30):
context. But no, these twobooks right here, Fourth Planet, and
I just said it. I forgotthe title Zacharesticch and the Stay Away to
Heaven. They basically he describes ofwhat's supposed to be on those Sumerian tablets
that he basically translated, and it'sa language that, from what I understand,

(01:16:54):
very few could speak. There werenot many people on the planet that
could read it, and so heread it and translated into these different books,
because I only have two, butthere's a whole series of them,
and it describes a great deal aboutum who they were, and goes even

(01:17:14):
into the twelfth planet, which someof us, especially in the conspiracy realm
on the Internet, describe the planetX and that there's another planet within our
Solar system that has a much longerand wider orbit orbital plane and that only
comes around every twenty two thousand andsix hundred years or so, if I'm

(01:17:35):
not mistaken, And so anyway,um, it's right along with based on
that on the book on the Booksand the initial information released by Zachar Stitchen
and so um Its states in therethat they were created to mind the gold
to basically what they specifically, we'reusing it for these beings because that planet

(01:18:00):
is going that far out, it'smuch further away from the Sun, and
so it was supposed to they wouldrelease. I used the goal to release
these minute particles in their atmosphere thatbasically helps them keep the heat in better
because especially when you're that far out, the sun rays don't have the same

(01:18:23):
effect, you know, than itdoes from us only being so many planets
away from the Sun. And soanyway, that is the story that Heat
tells, and I can only recommendyou reading it because it's been a while
since I've read it, and quitefrankly, I don't feel like trying to
recall all that information that I readlong ago. But there's at least two

(01:18:45):
books I can recommend to start outwith. All right, Well, thank
you all very much. I appreciateyou for joining me today. I hope
you find it useful. Join meagain next week on Wednesday at seven pm.
Really hoping to have another guest forall of you so that you can
learn something new and hopefully ask themsome questions. I've reached out to a

(01:19:08):
few some hoping then they all willstart rolling in. It is usually how
it works. There's always something inthe way, or they haven't gotten a
message on time or whatever. Soanyway, thank you all very much for
being here today, and enjoy therest of the week, the rest of
the day, and I'll catch younext time, all right, You take care.

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