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Originally Posted By Cypher214:That's not an accident. Skeptics will claim "it's because UFO stuff is popular" but there's a reason Hollywood is shifting away from sci-fi tropes and working to get this stuff out to a wider audience. Im not discounting the "conspiracy" altogether. I don't think of it as a conspiracy so much anymore though. Rather a natural move towards whats always been inevitable for us. Still, hollyweird/media is THE method for reaching the masses. |
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Originally Posted By sq40: This fascinated me. Have you tested it with hidden objects and the like? Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: I've dabbled with astral projection/OOB and the biggest difference with what's happening to me unintentionally upon waking is all the physical sensations are present. With astral projection, I don't feel anything in the physical world. How far from hour body do you project? I've also projected my consciousness into other times/places so I can relate to the kids in the Telepathy Tapes talking about "the hill". I've never seen the exact place they're talking about but I've found myself in places filled with a welcoming, celebratory, "loving" energy inhabited by other people. I've also had an experience where something very clearly and aggressively told me "you aren't supposed to be here" and shoved me out. This fascinated me. Have you tested it with hidden objects and the like? |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: I don't think it's a coincidence that AoD was released, then 6 months later we're getting Spielberg's movie, and not long after that, Joseph Kosinski (director of Top Gun: Maverick) is releasing a movie with David Grusch advising. Kosinski's "fictional" film focuses on "intelligence agents who uncover a secret UAP collection and reverse engineering program". That's not an accident. Skeptics will claim "it's because UFO stuff is popular" but there's a reason Hollywood is shifting away from sci-fi tropes and working to get this stuff out to a wider audience. Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By HighlanderI: Just had a random thought this morning. After watching part of the Billy Corgan podcast with Dan Farah yesterday, Dan mentioned having worked with Steven Spielberg in the past and saying he thinks Spielberg is the best movie maker of all time. What if they collaborated on the timing for release of their films? First is Dan's documentary, followed by Spielberg's fictional film on what happens in society because of disclosure. Random thought while having my morning cup of coffee. That's not an accident. Skeptics will claim "it's because UFO stuff is popular" but there's a reason Hollywood is shifting away from sci-fi tropes and working to get this stuff out to a wider audience. There are at least two more documentaries coming out between now and Disclosure day that I am aware of. James Fox's pt2 of the 1996 Brazil incident this time with many first hand witnesses and another by a producer that does some of the big Podcast that just announced he has been working with Naval Intelligence and will be starting a 33 pt slow disclosure series for them. I can't think of his name off the top of my head currently. |
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Nice breakdown of the trailer by the guys who created the TV show Dark Skies, and are going to do a pod called “Sound, Light and Frequency” about making the show as well as being approached by Naval Intelligence to help them with disclosure(!). Need to Know pod |
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Originally Posted By macman37: Nice breakdown of the trailer by the guys who created the TV show Dark Skies, and are going to do a pod called “Sound, Light and Frequency” about making the show as well as being approached by Naval Intelligence to help them with disclosure(!). Need to Know pod Thank you! Yes that is the other one I was eluding to. |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Thank you! Yes that is the other one I was eluding to. Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Originally Posted By macman37: Nice breakdown of the trailer by the guys who created the TV show Dark Skies, and are going to do a pod called “Sound, Light and Frequency” about making the show as well as being approached by Naval Intelligence to help them with disclosure(!). Need to Know pod Thank you! Yes that is the other one I was eluding to. Happy to help!  I just finished that one yesterday and even though I’m not a big fan of reaction type videos, this one was cool because the two presenters are also industry insiders with good insight to add to what we’re seeing. They saw much of the same stuff I did and broke it down well. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: I haven't. I stopped going deep with it after some unpleasant experiences and a lingering paranoia. I "flipped a switch" in my head to stop whatever was causing the major paranoia and haven't dabbled since. It felt like I turned myself into a lighthouse for something/someone to have a peek whenever they wanted and I had a weird buzzing anxiety about it whenever I was alone, like I sensed something was there with me. Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: I've dabbled with astral projection/OOB and the biggest difference with what's happening to me unintentionally upon waking is all the physical sensations are present. With astral projection, I don't feel anything in the physical world. How far from hour body do you project? I've also projected my consciousness into other times/places so I can relate to the kids in the Telepathy Tapes talking about "the hill". I've never seen the exact place they're talking about but I've found myself in places filled with a welcoming, celebratory, "loving" energy inhabited by other people. I've also had an experience where something very clearly and aggressively told me "you aren't supposed to be here" and shoved me out. This fascinated me. Have you tested it with hidden objects and the like? The hitchhiker effect in a way? Damn. That is unsettling. Would you say you were becoming a medium? |
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If any of you are interested in doing the Gateway tapes I've managed to find a lot of the hypnosis videos on YT. What I still cannot find is any of the secret frequencies used in conjunction for clearing the Pineal gland and many others that would take you on a trip out of this world. I am still searching for them. They were unlisted videos on a different platform with zero way to share when you do have them. ETA also if you listen using this playlist watch each video separately with autoplay turned off. You will go to sleep and listen to one more session after another which absolutely cannot be a good thing to do. I discovered this the hard way a couple of nights ago as this is a progressive training series. Full playlist Gateway Channel These are guided by Robert Monroe  THE GATEWAY CHANNEL PRESENTS Guided Meditation #1 ORIENTATION |
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Originally Posted By sq40: The hitchhiker effect in a way? Damn. That is unsettling. Would you say you were becoming a medium? Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: I've dabbled with astral projection/OOB and the biggest difference with what's happening to me unintentionally upon waking is all the physical sensations are present. With astral projection, I don't feel anything in the physical world. How far from hour body do you project? I've also projected my consciousness into other times/places so I can relate to the kids in the Telepathy Tapes talking about "the hill". I've never seen the exact place they're talking about but I've found myself in places filled with a welcoming, celebratory, "loving" energy inhabited by other people. I've also had an experience where something very clearly and aggressively told me "you aren't supposed to be here" and shoved me out. This fascinated me. Have you tested it with hidden objects and the like? The hitchhiker effect in a way? Damn. That is unsettling. Would you say you were becoming a medium? It had some aspects of the hitchhiker effect, I'm sure. I read somewhere that many participants in Project Stargate had to quit because they were having new negative psychological effects and crippling paranoia. I never had any poltergeist activity or the other effects described by folks claiming they had hitchhikers. I think there are 2 possibilities: A) Once you open that window in your brain, you have to close it or other entities/gifted people can use it to view you and all of my particular experiences were negative. I think it's meant to scare us away from a place we're not meant to be. B) Whatever part of the brain is used intensely for remote viewing and astral projection causes a chemical imbalance in the part of the brain that affects schizophrenic symptoms. I honestly lean A. I would suddenly get a weird buzzing anxiety and know exactly where in the room I was being watched from. At times, it was like there were multiples around me with sinister intent. It felt like something was just beyond the veil lingering near me. Any time I walked alone into dark spaces, I would imagine creatures coming at me out of the dark. I never had any visual manifestations but that didn't make it any less real. It sucked. I was able to find the "window" through meditation and close it. I've gone back just a couple times as an experiment and as soon as I open that window, the buzzing anxiety returns and I close it again. I just stay away from that spot in my consciousness now. This probably sounds really weird to someone who hasn't explored their own mind at a high level but you have the ability to activate different forms of meditation by shifting your focus to particular areas in your brain. I get mostly positive experiences by focusing on the "third eye" right behind my forehead. The area that caused my problems is toward the rear middle of my head. I'd love to be hooked up to an EEG and see what goes on up there, if the data matches what I'm feeling. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: It had some aspects of the hitchhiker effect, I'm sure. I read somewhere that many participants in Project Stargate had to quit because they were having new negative psychological effects and crippling paranoia. I never had any poltergeist activity or the other effects described by folks claiming they had hitchhikers. I think there are 2 possibilities: A) Once you open that window in your brain, you have to close it or other entities/gifted people can use it to view you and all of my particular experiences were negative. I think it's meant to scare us away from a place we're not meant to be. B) Whatever part of the brain is used intensely for remote viewing and astral projection causes a chemical imbalance in the part of the brain that affects schizophrenic symptoms. I honestly lean A. I would suddenly get a weird buzzing anxiety and know exactly where in the room I was being watched from. At times, it was like there were multiples around me with sinister intent. It felt like something was just beyond the veil lingering near me. Any time I walked alone into dark spaces, I would imagine creatures coming at me out of the dark. I never had any visual manifestations but that didn't make it any less real. It sucked. I was able to find the "window" through meditation and close it. I've gone back just a couple times as an experiment and as soon as I open that window, the buzzing anxiety returns and I close it again. I just stay away from that spot in my consciousness now. This probably sounds really weird to someone who hasn't explored their own mind at a high level but you have the ability to activate different forms of meditation by shifting your focus to particular areas in your brain. I get mostly positive experiences by focusing on the "third eye" right behind my forehead. The area that caused my problems is toward the rear middle of my head. I'd love to be hooked up to an EEG and see what goes on up there, if the data matches what I'm feeling. I haven't experienced any of that yet as far as bad goes but then again I do try to put my focus on the third eye. Many of the other tapes I use that follow the Gateway procedure that are guided sessions tell you to put your focus there so there may be something to what you are saying. What I am really beginning to wonder however is do we live this same life over and over until we get things right? Whatever right may be. I am really starting to get that impression. Maybe here or elsewhere. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: It had some aspects of the hitchhiker effect, I'm sure. I read somewhere that many participants in Project Stargate had to quit because they were having new negative psychological effects and crippling paranoia. I never had any poltergeist activity or the other effects described by folks claiming they had hitchhikers. I think there are 2 possibilities: A) Once you open that window in your brain, you have to close it or other entities/gifted people can use it to view you and all of my particular experiences were negative. I think it's meant to scare us away from a place we're not meant to be. B) Whatever part of the brain is used intensely for remote viewing and astral projection causes a chemical imbalance in the part of the brain that affects schizophrenic symptoms. I honestly lean A. I would suddenly get a weird buzzing anxiety and know exactly where in the room I was being watched from. At times, it was like there were multiples around me with sinister intent. It felt like something was just beyond the veil lingering near me. Any time I walked alone into dark spaces, I would imagine creatures coming at me out of the dark. I never had any visual manifestations but that didn't make it any less real. It sucked. I was able to find the "window" through meditation and close it. I've gone back just a couple times as an experiment and as soon as I open that window, the buzzing anxiety returns and I close it again. I just stay away from that spot in my consciousness now. This probably sounds really weird to someone who hasn't explored their own mind at a high level but you have the ability to activate different forms of meditation by shifting your focus to particular areas in your brain. I get mostly positive experiences by focusing on the "third eye" right behind my forehead. The area that caused my problems is toward the rear middle of my head. I'd love to be hooked up to an EEG and see what goes on up there, if the data matches what I'm feeling. Thank you for sharing your experiences. I have always wondered if this occurred with gov scientists who studied these things. The CIA did remote viewing. It made me wonder if the viewers who 'opened' the doors had similar issues. From several accounts, Russia was also really into remote viewing and studying similar phenomena. Maybe that was a factor in many of these programs shutting down? |
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Originally Posted By kc-coyote: Thank you for sharing your experiences. I have always wondered if this occurred with gov scientists who studied these things. The CIA did remote viewing. It made me wonder if the viewers who 'opened' the doors had similar issues. From several accounts, Russia was also really into remote viewing and studying similar phenomena. Maybe that was a factor in many of these programs shutting down? Originally Posted By kc-coyote: Originally Posted By Cypher214: It had some aspects of the hitchhiker effect, I'm sure. I read somewhere that many participants in Project Stargate had to quit because they were having new negative psychological effects and crippling paranoia. I never had any poltergeist activity or the other effects described by folks claiming they had hitchhikers. I think there are 2 possibilities: A) Once you open that window in your brain, you have to close it or other entities/gifted people can use it to view you and all of my particular experiences were negative. I think it's meant to scare us away from a place we're not meant to be. B) Whatever part of the brain is used intensely for remote viewing and astral projection causes a chemical imbalance in the part of the brain that affects schizophrenic symptoms. I honestly lean A. I would suddenly get a weird buzzing anxiety and know exactly where in the room I was being watched from. At times, it was like there were multiples around me with sinister intent. It felt like something was just beyond the veil lingering near me. Any time I walked alone into dark spaces, I would imagine creatures coming at me out of the dark. I never had any visual manifestations but that didn't make it any less real. It sucked. I was able to find the "window" through meditation and close it. I've gone back just a couple times as an experiment and as soon as I open that window, the buzzing anxiety returns and I close it again. I just stay away from that spot in my consciousness now. This probably sounds really weird to someone who hasn't explored their own mind at a high level but you have the ability to activate different forms of meditation by shifting your focus to particular areas in your brain. I get mostly positive experiences by focusing on the "third eye" right behind my forehead. The area that caused my problems is toward the rear middle of my head. I'd love to be hooked up to an EEG and see what goes on up there, if the data matches what I'm feeling. Thank you for sharing your experiences. I have always wondered if this occurred with gov scientists who studied these things. The CIA did remote viewing. It made me wonder if the viewers who 'opened' the doors had similar issues. From several accounts, Russia was also really into remote viewing and studying similar phenomena. Maybe that was a factor in many of these programs shutting down? My theory is Project Stargate and associated research happening at SRI was primarily a search for people who could communicate with and/or interact with "the other side" and quite possibly communicate with UAP. The whole "psychic spy" bit was just a cover story to get funding. Now that so much is coming out about "psionics", the dots are connecting. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: The CIA still uses remote viewers, according to prominent remote viewers. Programs continue under different names or change levels of secrecy. My theory is Project Stargate and associated research happening at SRI was primarily a search for people who could communicate with and/or interact with "the other side" and quite possibly communicate with UAP. The whole "psychic spy" bit was just a cover story to get funding. Now that so much is coming out about "psionics", the dots are connecting. Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By kc-coyote: Originally Posted By Cypher214: It had some aspects of the hitchhiker effect, I'm sure. I read somewhere that many participants in Project Stargate had to quit because they were having new negative psychological effects and crippling paranoia. I never had any poltergeist activity or the other effects described by folks claiming they had hitchhikers. I think there are 2 possibilities: A) Once you open that window in your brain, you have to close it or other entities/gifted people can use it to view you and all of my particular experiences were negative. I think it's meant to scare us away from a place we're not meant to be. B) Whatever part of the brain is used intensely for remote viewing and astral projection causes a chemical imbalance in the part of the brain that affects schizophrenic symptoms. I honestly lean A. I would suddenly get a weird buzzing anxiety and know exactly where in the room I was being watched from. At times, it was like there were multiples around me with sinister intent. It felt like something was just beyond the veil lingering near me. Any time I walked alone into dark spaces, I would imagine creatures coming at me out of the dark. I never had any visual manifestations but that didn't make it any less real. It sucked. I was able to find the "window" through meditation and close it. I've gone back just a couple times as an experiment and as soon as I open that window, the buzzing anxiety returns and I close it again. I just stay away from that spot in my consciousness now. This probably sounds really weird to someone who hasn't explored their own mind at a high level but you have the ability to activate different forms of meditation by shifting your focus to particular areas in your brain. I get mostly positive experiences by focusing on the "third eye" right behind my forehead. The area that caused my problems is toward the rear middle of my head. I'd love to be hooked up to an EEG and see what goes on up there, if the data matches what I'm feeling. Thank you for sharing your experiences. I have always wondered if this occurred with gov scientists who studied these things. The CIA did remote viewing. It made me wonder if the viewers who 'opened' the doors had similar issues. From several accounts, Russia was also really into remote viewing and studying similar phenomena. Maybe that was a factor in many of these programs shutting down? My theory is Project Stargate and associated research happening at SRI was primarily a search for people who could communicate with and/or interact with "the other side" and quite possibly communicate with UAP. The whole "psychic spy" bit was just a cover story to get funding. Now that so much is coming out about "psionics", the dots are connecting. Cypher I’m curious, how long have you been on this crazy journey? I know you’ve been at this much longer than I have which has only been just over a year as far as the “non UFO “ aspect goes. I guess for me as far as UFOs go I have believed almost my entire life that there was something out there but never knew or had any ideas about who/what the NHI aspects were about until being somewhat rudely awakened a year ago. At times I’d like to go back to sleep and at first even tried but it is impossible. From what I’ve been told this stuff is aimed mainly at souls born between 1955 and 1975 that chose to be here right now to witness Revelations. |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Cypher I'm curious, how long have you been on this crazy journey? I know you've been at this much longer than I have which has only been just over a year as far as the "non UFO " aspect goes. Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By kc-coyote: Originally Posted By Cypher214: It had some aspects of the hitchhiker effect, I'm sure. I read somewhere that many participants in Project Stargate had to quit because they were having new negative psychological effects and crippling paranoia. I never had any poltergeist activity or the other effects described by folks claiming they had hitchhikers. I think there are 2 possibilities: A) Once you open that window in your brain, you have to close it or other entities/gifted people can use it to view you and all of my particular experiences were negative. I think it's meant to scare us away from a place we're not meant to be. B) Whatever part of the brain is used intensely for remote viewing and astral projection causes a chemical imbalance in the part of the brain that affects schizophrenic symptoms. I honestly lean A. I would suddenly get a weird buzzing anxiety and know exactly where in the room I was being watched from. At times, it was like there were multiples around me with sinister intent. It felt like something was just beyond the veil lingering near me. Any time I walked alone into dark spaces, I would imagine creatures coming at me out of the dark. I never had any visual manifestations but that didn't make it any less real. It sucked. I was able to find the "window" through meditation and close it. I've gone back just a couple times as an experiment and as soon as I open that window, the buzzing anxiety returns and I close it again. I just stay away from that spot in my consciousness now. This probably sounds really weird to someone who hasn't explored their own mind at a high level but you have the ability to activate different forms of meditation by shifting your focus to particular areas in your brain. I get mostly positive experiences by focusing on the "third eye" right behind my forehead. The area that caused my problems is toward the rear middle of my head. I'd love to be hooked up to an EEG and see what goes on up there, if the data matches what I'm feeling. Thank you for sharing your experiences. I have always wondered if this occurred with gov scientists who studied these things. The CIA did remote viewing. It made me wonder if the viewers who 'opened' the doors had similar issues. From several accounts, Russia was also really into remote viewing and studying similar phenomena. Maybe that was a factor in many of these programs shutting down? My theory is Project Stargate and associated research happening at SRI was primarily a search for people who could communicate with and/or interact with "the other side" and quite possibly communicate with UAP. The whole "psychic spy" bit was just a cover story to get funding. Now that so much is coming out about "psionics", the dots are connecting. Cypher I'm curious, how long have you been on this crazy journey? I know you've been at this much longer than I have which has only been just over a year as far as the "non UFO " aspect goes. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: It had some aspects of the hitchhiker effect, I'm sure. I read somewhere that many participants in Project Stargate had to quit because they were having new negative psychological effects and crippling paranoia. I never had any poltergeist activity or the other effects described by folks claiming they had hitchhikers. I think there are 2 possibilities: A) Once you open that window in your brain, you have to close it or other entities/gifted people can use it to view you and all of my particular experiences were negative. I think it's meant to scare us away from a place we're not meant to be. B) Whatever part of the brain is used intensely for remote viewing and astral projection causes a chemical imbalance in the part of the brain that affects schizophrenic symptoms. I honestly lean A. I would suddenly get a weird buzzing anxiety and know exactly where in the room I was being watched from. At times, it was like there were multiples around me with sinister intent. It felt like something was just beyond the veil lingering near me. Any time I walked alone into dark spaces, I would imagine creatures coming at me out of the dark. I never had any visual manifestations but that didn't make it any less real. It sucked. I was able to find the "window" through meditation and close it. I've gone back just a couple times as an experiment and as soon as I open that window, the buzzing anxiety returns and I close it again. I just stay away from that spot in my consciousness now. This probably sounds really weird to someone who hasn't explored their own mind at a high level but you have the ability to activate different forms of meditation by shifting your focus to particular areas in your brain. I get mostly positive experiences by focusing on the "third eye" right behind my forehead. The area that caused my problems is toward the rear middle of my head. I'd love to be hooked up to an EEG and see what goes on up there, if the data matches what I'm feeling. Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: I've dabbled with astral projection/OOB and the biggest difference with what's happening to me unintentionally upon waking is all the physical sensations are present. With astral projection, I don't feel anything in the physical world. How far from hour body do you project? I've also projected my consciousness into other times/places so I can relate to the kids in the Telepathy Tapes talking about "the hill". I've never seen the exact place they're talking about but I've found myself in places filled with a welcoming, celebratory, "loving" energy inhabited by other people. I've also had an experience where something very clearly and aggressively told me "you aren't supposed to be here" and shoved me out. This fascinated me. Have you tested it with hidden objects and the like? The hitchhiker effect in a way? Damn. That is unsettling. Would you say you were becoming a medium? It had some aspects of the hitchhiker effect, I'm sure. I read somewhere that many participants in Project Stargate had to quit because they were having new negative psychological effects and crippling paranoia. I never had any poltergeist activity or the other effects described by folks claiming they had hitchhikers. I think there are 2 possibilities: A) Once you open that window in your brain, you have to close it or other entities/gifted people can use it to view you and all of my particular experiences were negative. I think it's meant to scare us away from a place we're not meant to be. B) Whatever part of the brain is used intensely for remote viewing and astral projection causes a chemical imbalance in the part of the brain that affects schizophrenic symptoms. I honestly lean A. I would suddenly get a weird buzzing anxiety and know exactly where in the room I was being watched from. At times, it was like there were multiples around me with sinister intent. It felt like something was just beyond the veil lingering near me. Any time I walked alone into dark spaces, I would imagine creatures coming at me out of the dark. I never had any visual manifestations but that didn't make it any less real. It sucked. I was able to find the "window" through meditation and close it. I've gone back just a couple times as an experiment and as soon as I open that window, the buzzing anxiety returns and I close it again. I just stay away from that spot in my consciousness now. This probably sounds really weird to someone who hasn't explored their own mind at a high level but you have the ability to activate different forms of meditation by shifting your focus to particular areas in your brain. I get mostly positive experiences by focusing on the "third eye" right behind my forehead. The area that caused my problems is toward the rear middle of my head. I'd love to be hooked up to an EEG and see what goes on up there, if the data matches what I'm feeling. There is something absolutely real there. My step son, after his brother died, went on a multi year stint of different psychedelics. He used most all of them quite frequently. What stopped him was constantly being watched by what he called shadow people. They were always there, for years. He quit, but they are still there sometimes. Chemical induction of the third eye seems quite a bit different than using meditation and non chemical means, but the end result sounds very similar if not the same. Now. I haven't experimented with any of this. So you are right, it’s hard to conceptualize for me. The closest thing that happens to me is information downloads in my sleep, like Tim Taylor and similar. I find them exciting and revitalizing. But truly exploring the depths of the mind, and extra sensory, is something that I cant comprehend well. It sounds both amazing and terrifying be because of the consequences. |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: I haven't experienced any of that yet as far as bad goes but then again I do try to put my focus on the third eye. Many of the other tapes I use that follow the Gateway procedure that are guided sessions tell you to put your focus there so there may be something to what you are saying. What I am really beginning to wonder however is do we live this same life over and over until we get things right? Whatever right may be. I am really starting to get that impression. Maybe here or elsewhere. I refuse to live this life again. Right or wrong way. I’m don’t with that if thats the case. I watched this the other day and it was quite thought provoking,  Edgar Cayce: What Happens to the Soul in the First Year After Death |
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Originally Posted By sq40: There is something absolutely real there. My step son, after his brother died, went on a multi year stint of different psychedelics. He used most all of them quite frequently. What stopped him was constantly being watched by what he called shadow people. They were always there, for years. He quit, but they are still there sometimes. Chemical induction of the third eye seems quite a bit different than using meditation and non chemical means, but the end result sounds very similar if not the same. Now. I haven't experimented with any of this. So you are right, it's hard to conceptualize for me. The closest thing that happens to me is information downloads in my sleep, like Tim Taylor and similar. I find them exciting and revitalizing. But truly exploring the depths of the mind, and extra sensory, is something that I cant comprehend well. It sounds both amazing and terrifying be because of the consequences. Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: I've dabbled with astral projection/OOB and the biggest difference with what's happening to me unintentionally upon waking is all the physical sensations are present. With astral projection, I don't feel anything in the physical world. How far from hour body do you project? I've also projected my consciousness into other times/places so I can relate to the kids in the Telepathy Tapes talking about "the hill". I've never seen the exact place they're talking about but I've found myself in places filled with a welcoming, celebratory, "loving" energy inhabited by other people. I've also had an experience where something very clearly and aggressively told me "you aren't supposed to be here" and shoved me out. This fascinated me. Have you tested it with hidden objects and the like? The hitchhiker effect in a way? Damn. That is unsettling. Would you say you were becoming a medium? It had some aspects of the hitchhiker effect, I'm sure. I read somewhere that many participants in Project Stargate had to quit because they were having new negative psychological effects and crippling paranoia. I never had any poltergeist activity or the other effects described by folks claiming they had hitchhikers. I think there are 2 possibilities: A) Once you open that window in your brain, you have to close it or other entities/gifted people can use it to view you and all of my particular experiences were negative. I think it's meant to scare us away from a place we're not meant to be. B) Whatever part of the brain is used intensely for remote viewing and astral projection causes a chemical imbalance in the part of the brain that affects schizophrenic symptoms. I honestly lean A. I would suddenly get a weird buzzing anxiety and know exactly where in the room I was being watched from. At times, it was like there were multiples around me with sinister intent. It felt like something was just beyond the veil lingering near me. Any time I walked alone into dark spaces, I would imagine creatures coming at me out of the dark. I never had any visual manifestations but that didn't make it any less real. It sucked. I was able to find the "window" through meditation and close it. I've gone back just a couple times as an experiment and as soon as I open that window, the buzzing anxiety returns and I close it again. I just stay away from that spot in my consciousness now. This probably sounds really weird to someone who hasn't explored their own mind at a high level but you have the ability to activate different forms of meditation by shifting your focus to particular areas in your brain. I get mostly positive experiences by focusing on the "third eye" right behind my forehead. The area that caused my problems is toward the rear middle of my head. I'd love to be hooked up to an EEG and see what goes on up there, if the data matches what I'm feeling. There is something absolutely real there. My step son, after his brother died, went on a multi year stint of different psychedelics. He used most all of them quite frequently. What stopped him was constantly being watched by what he called shadow people. They were always there, for years. He quit, but they are still there sometimes. Chemical induction of the third eye seems quite a bit different than using meditation and non chemical means, but the end result sounds very similar if not the same. Now. I haven't experimented with any of this. So you are right, it's hard to conceptualize for me. The closest thing that happens to me is information downloads in my sleep, like Tim Taylor and similar. I find them exciting and revitalizing. But truly exploring the depths of the mind, and extra sensory, is something that I cant comprehend well. It sounds both amazing and terrifying be because of the consequences. It becomes less spooky once you have some experience. Here's an example that probably would have scared the shit out of a less experienced meditator: I found myself on a busy city street lined with tall buildings, like NYC or Chicago. There were people walking around and cars driving by, but everything was 1930's or 40's style. Nobody paid me any mind but I suddenly got a sensation that I was being noticed. A young boy, about 8 years old locked eyes with me and walked straight toward me. When he got close, his face changed into a horrifying creature and I heard a voice say "you don't belong here!" as he gave me a hard push in the chest and I snapped out of it. My eyes popped open and I just smiled and thought "well that was new". |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: It becomes less spooky once you have some experience. Here's an example that probably would have scared the shit out of a less experienced meditator: I found myself on a busy city street lined with tall buildings, like NYC or Chicago. There were people walking around and cars driving by, but everything was 1930's or 40's style. Nobody paid me any mind but I suddenly got a sensation that I was being noticed. A young boy, about 8 years old locked eyes with me and walked straight toward me. When he got close, his face changed into a horrifying creature and I heard a voice say "you don't belong here!" as he gave me a hard push in the chest and I snapped out of it. My eyes popped open and I just smiled and thought "well that was new". Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: I've dabbled with astral projection/OOB and the biggest difference with what's happening to me unintentionally upon waking is all the physical sensations are present. With astral projection, I don't feel anything in the physical world. How far from hour body do you project? I've also projected my consciousness into other times/places so I can relate to the kids in the Telepathy Tapes talking about "the hill". I've never seen the exact place they're talking about but I've found myself in places filled with a welcoming, celebratory, "loving" energy inhabited by other people. I've also had an experience where something very clearly and aggressively told me "you aren't supposed to be here" and shoved me out. This fascinated me. Have you tested it with hidden objects and the like? The hitchhiker effect in a way? Damn. That is unsettling. Would you say you were becoming a medium? It had some aspects of the hitchhiker effect, I'm sure. I read somewhere that many participants in Project Stargate had to quit because they were having new negative psychological effects and crippling paranoia. I never had any poltergeist activity or the other effects described by folks claiming they had hitchhikers. I think there are 2 possibilities: A) Once you open that window in your brain, you have to close it or other entities/gifted people can use it to view you and all of my particular experiences were negative. I think it's meant to scare us away from a place we're not meant to be. B) Whatever part of the brain is used intensely for remote viewing and astral projection causes a chemical imbalance in the part of the brain that affects schizophrenic symptoms. I honestly lean A. I would suddenly get a weird buzzing anxiety and know exactly where in the room I was being watched from. At times, it was like there were multiples around me with sinister intent. It felt like something was just beyond the veil lingering near me. Any time I walked alone into dark spaces, I would imagine creatures coming at me out of the dark. I never had any visual manifestations but that didn't make it any less real. It sucked. I was able to find the "window" through meditation and close it. I've gone back just a couple times as an experiment and as soon as I open that window, the buzzing anxiety returns and I close it again. I just stay away from that spot in my consciousness now. This probably sounds really weird to someone who hasn't explored their own mind at a high level but you have the ability to activate different forms of meditation by shifting your focus to particular areas in your brain. I get mostly positive experiences by focusing on the "third eye" right behind my forehead. The area that caused my problems is toward the rear middle of my head. I'd love to be hooked up to an EEG and see what goes on up there, if the data matches what I'm feeling. There is something absolutely real there. My step son, after his brother died, went on a multi year stint of different psychedelics. He used most all of them quite frequently. What stopped him was constantly being watched by what he called shadow people. They were always there, for years. He quit, but they are still there sometimes. Chemical induction of the third eye seems quite a bit different than using meditation and non chemical means, but the end result sounds very similar if not the same. Now. I haven't experimented with any of this. So you are right, it's hard to conceptualize for me. The closest thing that happens to me is information downloads in my sleep, like Tim Taylor and similar. I find them exciting and revitalizing. But truly exploring the depths of the mind, and extra sensory, is something that I cant comprehend well. It sounds both amazing and terrifying be because of the consequences. It becomes less spooky once you have some experience. Here's an example that probably would have scared the shit out of a less experienced meditator: I found myself on a busy city street lined with tall buildings, like NYC or Chicago. There were people walking around and cars driving by, but everything was 1930's or 40's style. Nobody paid me any mind but I suddenly got a sensation that I was being noticed. A young boy, about 8 years old locked eyes with me and walked straight toward me. When he got close, his face changed into a horrifying creature and I heard a voice say "you don't belong here!" as he gave me a hard push in the chest and I snapped out of it. My eyes popped open and I just smiled and thought "well that was new". Wow - thanks for sharing! Out of curiosity, did the creature he changed into resemble anything we’ve seen before? |
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Originally Posted By macman37: Wow - thanks for sharing! Out of curiosity, did the creature he changed into resemble anything we've seen before? Originally Posted By macman37: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: I've dabbled with astral projection/OOB and the biggest difference with what's happening to me unintentionally upon waking is all the physical sensations are present. With astral projection, I don't feel anything in the physical world. How far from hour body do you project? I've also projected my consciousness into other times/places so I can relate to the kids in the Telepathy Tapes talking about "the hill". I've never seen the exact place they're talking about but I've found myself in places filled with a welcoming, celebratory, "loving" energy inhabited by other people. I've also had an experience where something very clearly and aggressively told me "you aren't supposed to be here" and shoved me out. This fascinated me. Have you tested it with hidden objects and the like? The hitchhiker effect in a way? Damn. That is unsettling. Would you say you were becoming a medium? It had some aspects of the hitchhiker effect, I'm sure. I read somewhere that many participants in Project Stargate had to quit because they were having new negative psychological effects and crippling paranoia. I never had any poltergeist activity or the other effects described by folks claiming they had hitchhikers. I think there are 2 possibilities: A) Once you open that window in your brain, you have to close it or other entities/gifted people can use it to view you and all of my particular experiences were negative. I think it's meant to scare us away from a place we're not meant to be. B) Whatever part of the brain is used intensely for remote viewing and astral projection causes a chemical imbalance in the part of the brain that affects schizophrenic symptoms. I honestly lean A. I would suddenly get a weird buzzing anxiety and know exactly where in the room I was being watched from. At times, it was like there were multiples around me with sinister intent. It felt like something was just beyond the veil lingering near me. Any time I walked alone into dark spaces, I would imagine creatures coming at me out of the dark. I never had any visual manifestations but that didn't make it any less real. It sucked. I was able to find the "window" through meditation and close it. I've gone back just a couple times as an experiment and as soon as I open that window, the buzzing anxiety returns and I close it again. I just stay away from that spot in my consciousness now. This probably sounds really weird to someone who hasn't explored their own mind at a high level but you have the ability to activate different forms of meditation by shifting your focus to particular areas in your brain. I get mostly positive experiences by focusing on the "third eye" right behind my forehead. The area that caused my problems is toward the rear middle of my head. I'd love to be hooked up to an EEG and see what goes on up there, if the data matches what I'm feeling. There is something absolutely real there. My step son, after his brother died, went on a multi year stint of different psychedelics. He used most all of them quite frequently. What stopped him was constantly being watched by what he called shadow people. They were always there, for years. He quit, but they are still there sometimes. Chemical induction of the third eye seems quite a bit different than using meditation and non chemical means, but the end result sounds very similar if not the same. Now. I haven't experimented with any of this. So you are right, it's hard to conceptualize for me. The closest thing that happens to me is information downloads in my sleep, like Tim Taylor and similar. I find them exciting and revitalizing. But truly exploring the depths of the mind, and extra sensory, is something that I cant comprehend well. It sounds both amazing and terrifying be because of the consequences. It becomes less spooky once you have some experience. Here's an example that probably would have scared the shit out of a less experienced meditator: I found myself on a busy city street lined with tall buildings, like NYC or Chicago. There were people walking around and cars driving by, but everything was 1930's or 40's style. Nobody paid me any mind but I suddenly got a sensation that I was being noticed. A young boy, about 8 years old locked eyes with me and walked straight toward me. When he got close, his face changed into a horrifying creature and I heard a voice say "you don't belong here!" as he gave me a hard push in the chest and I snapped out of it. My eyes popped open and I just smiled and thought "well that was new". Wow - thanks for sharing! Out of curiosity, did the creature he changed into resemble anything we've seen before? One thing I've noticed is whenever "it" is trying to scare me, the imagery pulls on a lot of tropes used on "monsters" in horror films. There are physical features humans find inherently "scary" so I don't know if the entities actually look like that and we are frightened due to an ancestral memory, or if it's making use of basic human psychology. Maybe both. Always dark skin with extreme textures, black eyes, sometimes pointy teeth, gangly limbs, etc. It's never an exact copy of something I've seen before, more of a mashup of the features. I never see these things when I'm dreaming, only during these conscious trips to whereverland. My theory is there isn't some realm actually inhabited with scary critters, but there's a control mechanism in place to scare us back to the reality we're supposed to inhabit. If we tap into our ability to explore too deeply, "they" show up to keep us in line. They're the monsters in the woods that keep us from venturing too far from the village but they can't actually harm us and that's why they don't scare me as much anymore. The mainstream explanation is that it's the mind representing its own fears with a visual manifestation but I think that's just forcing an explanation to fit a misunderstood phenomenon from an "it's all in your head" viewpoint. |
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This is what I know for certain. Either we are some sort of cosmic computer program or something other than "me" is running my life right now. The synchronicities in my life currently are undeniable. 1:11, 2:22, 3:33 and on and on but it goes much deeper than that. My life is on some type of 11 minute schedule as I see say 4:11, 4:22, 4:33, 4:44, 4:55, etc etc all day every day just like in the movie groundhog day! I've told my wife about this as well. What I am seeing and going through is otherwise impossible because it makes no difference what I am doing when I glance at the clock! And this has been happening to me for several months now that I am aware of. Possibly much longer and I never noticed.
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Wow this is posted on Liberty Daily! The truth is coming out one way or another! This does lead to the question since I have been told there are humans without souls. Are there 1 billion without souls when you hear the 7 billion number in this movie trailer? |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: This is what I know for certain. Either we are some sort of cosmic computer program or something other than "me" is running my life right now. The synchronicities in my life currently are undeniable. 1:11, 2:22, 3:33 and on and on but it goes much deeper than that. My life is on some type of 11 minute schedule as I see say 4:11, 4:22, 4:33, 4:44, 4:55, etc etc all day every day just like in the movie groundhog day! I've told my wife about this as well. What I am seeing and going through is otherwise impossible because it makes no difference what I am doing when I glance at the clock! And this has been happening to me for several months now that I am aware of. Possibly much longer and I never noticed. Having retired this year and having my driveway security camera always up on a monitor, I've noticed an odd number of times that I glance over and the clock happens to be within 5 seconds of the top of the minute. (If that's a thing)  Like at :55 to :00.Maybe I'm subconciously (Ok I can't spell that word due to current sleep depravation) doing it? Whatever, I've embraced it as my newly found superpower. Now I just need an origin story.  A friend of mine calls it my useless superpower.
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Originally Posted By SharkStomper: Having retired this year and having my driveway security camera always up on a monitor, I've noticed an odd number of times that I glance over and the clock happens to be within 5 seconds of the top of the minute. (If that's a thing) Like at :55 to :00.Maybe I'm subconciously (Ok I can't spell that word due to current sleep depravation) doing it? Whatever, I've embraced it as my newly found superpower. Now I just need an origin story. A friend of mine calls it my useless superpower.Originally Posted By SharkStomper: Originally Posted By tnriverluver: This is what I know for certain. Either we are some sort of cosmic computer program or something other than "me" is running my life right now. The synchronicities in my life currently are undeniable. 1:11, 2:22, 3:33 and on and on but it goes much deeper than that. My life is on some type of 11 minute schedule as I see say 4:11, 4:22, 4:33, 4:44, 4:55, etc etc all day every day just like in the movie groundhog day! I've told my wife about this as well. What I am seeing and going through is otherwise impossible because it makes no difference what I am doing when I glance at the clock! And this has been happening to me for several months now that I am aware of. Possibly much longer and I never noticed. Having retired this year and having my driveway security camera always up on a monitor, I've noticed an odd number of times that I glance over and the clock happens to be within 5 seconds of the top of the minute. (If that's a thing) Like at :55 to :00.Maybe I'm subconciously (Ok I can't spell that word due to current sleep depravation) doing it? Whatever, I've embraced it as my newly found superpower. Now I just need an origin story. A friend of mine calls it my useless superpower.It supposedly means your angels are watching over you and trying to communicate with you. Apparently I've yet to learn how to listen or understand. |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: I tried watching the above and was very disappointed with what I did watch. I may attempt more later. I also had no clue that Gary Nolan had a husband.  |
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Originally Posted By sq40: Marketing is top tier and like catnip for people like us. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/49447/IMG_2599_jpeg-3674871.JPG These images were definitely put together by some god tier "Rock Star" graphic designers. The number of tropes they pack in without resorting to animated/video is simply amazing. Whole lot of knowledge of related concepts, and a whole lot of skill to dump a dozens of them into a single image, without words, even. Like the ultimate dog whistle to get the attention of people Normally living in this forum. I found the UFO lights on Amazon and am totally lost. Like the one where it looks like he's peeking through a hole ripped in the wall, one of him smoking in the UFO, and the one that is common on various podcasts, I think why files has one. There's one with a cow, bigfoot a cat, and all sorts of stuff. When it comes down to it, this is my favorite but out of price range just now, though it's still at the cheap point with the high being $89, it's about 2 ft across and $65 now but the size is what I like about it:  
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Originally Posted By brass: These images were definitely put together by some god tier "Rock Star" graphic designers. The number of tropes they pack in without resorting to animated/video is simply amazing. Whole lot of knowledge of related concepts, and a whole lot of skill to dump a dozens of them into a single image, without words, even. Like the ultimate dog whistle to get the attention of people Normally living in this forum. I found the UFO lights on Amazon and am totally lost. Like the one where it looks like he's peeking through a hole ripped in the wall, one of him smoking in the UFO, and the one that is common on various podcasts, I think why files has one. There's one with a cow, bigfoot a cat, and all sorts of stuff. When it comes down to it, this is my favorite but out of price range just now, though it's still at the cheap point with the high being $89, it's about 2 ft across and $65 now but the size is what I like about it: www.amazon.com/dp/B0CNC7XD27 https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B0CNC7XD27 Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By sq40: Marketing is top tier and like catnip for people like us. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/49447/IMG_2599_jpeg-3674871.JPG These images were definitely put together by some god tier "Rock Star" graphic designers. The number of tropes they pack in without resorting to animated/video is simply amazing. Whole lot of knowledge of related concepts, and a whole lot of skill to dump a dozens of them into a single image, without words, even. Like the ultimate dog whistle to get the attention of people Normally living in this forum. I found the UFO lights on Amazon and am totally lost. Like the one where it looks like he's peeking through a hole ripped in the wall, one of him smoking in the UFO, and the one that is common on various podcasts, I think why files has one. There's one with a cow, bigfoot a cat, and all sorts of stuff. When it comes down to it, this is my favorite but out of price range just now, though it's still at the cheap point with the high being $89, it's about 2 ft across and $65 now but the size is what I like about it: www.amazon.com/dp/B0CNC7XD27 https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B0CNC7XD27 Damnit why why why did you post the link to those? I really do not need anymore stuff in my home but those are so cooll! And damn affordable! |
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Well that is strange. I walk out to see what I’m sure was Starlink and are very bright. I stand there videoing with my phone and also see several dim objects moving pretty much perpendicular but didn’t attempt to video them. My phone captured nothing and they were brighter than the object I videoed a few days ago.
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The recent discussions around UFOs, alien contact etc have been surrounded by attention but no physical evidence that can be objectively validated so its a hoax and a strategic disinformation campaign - if someone wanted it to leak for real there would be some physical evidence that can be actually validated to date, none have. The fact that Spielberg has an interest in the matter, only furthers its disinformation campaign and not evidence based. |
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Originally Posted By cherenkov: The recent discussions around UFOs, alien contact etc have been surrounded by attention but no physical evidence that can be objectively validated so its a hoax and a strategic disinformation campaign - if someone wanted it to leak for real there would be some physical evidence that can be actually validated to date, none have. The fact that Spielberg has an interest in the matter, only furthers its disinformation campaign and not evidence based. We have documents, videos, photos, exotic materials, military sensor data, countless personal accounts, high-level military officials testifying under oath, politicians risking the stigma to talk about it, etc. Disinformation campaign for what, exactly? Nobody ever seems able to rationally answer that question. The secret is protected like nukes. Do you think the U.S. government lets people walk out of nuclear facilities with material? How exactly are people supposed to get their hands on the physical evidence and risk death to show it to the world? Calling it a hoax and disinformation campaign opens up a shitload of questions and nobody follows up with real answers. It's a weak "I don't believe it so it HAS to be bullshit" argument. The topic is WAY past "real or not". If you can't accept that, there's no physical evidence that will satisfy you. If Trump wheeled out an alien body and announced "we're not alone" while standing in front of a levitating saucer, some people would still say "that's all fake and it's a psyop!" To be clear, I'm not attacking you out of some fanatical "belief" in the topic, I'm challenging you to back up your assertion because it's a low effort dismissal that was common for about 80 years, prior to the swift change in tone that followed the revelations in 2017. |
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Originally Posted By Spleenless-Dave: Maybe ET is back, and this time, he's pissed off and ready to jam that glowing finger of his up some no-no places. I'll have to go online and look this up. I like a good alien/extraterrestrial movie. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: What physical evidence meets your burden of proof? We have documents, videos, photos, exotic materials, military sensor data, countless personal accounts, high-level military officials testifying under oath, politicians risking the stigma to talk about it, etc. Disinformation campaign for what, exactly? Nobody ever seems able to rationally answer that question. The secret is protected like nukes. Do you think the U.S. government lets people walk out of nuclear facilities with material? How exactly are people supposed to get their hands on the physical evidence and risk death to show it to the world? Calling it a hoax and disinformation campaign opens up a shitload of questions and nobody follows up with real answers. It's a weak "I don't believe it so it HAS to be bullshit" argument. The topic is WAY past "real or not". If you can't accept that, there's no physical evidence that will satisfy you. If Trump wheeled out an alien body and announced "we're not alone" while standing in front of a levitating saucer, some people would still say "that's all fake and it's a psyop!" To be clear, I'm not attacking you out of some fanatical "belief" in the topic, I'm challenging you to back up your assertion because it's a low effort dismissal that was common for about 80 years, prior to the swift change in tone that followed the revelations in 2017. Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By cherenkov: The recent discussions around UFOs, alien contact etc have been surrounded by attention but no physical evidence that can be objectively validated so its a hoax and a strategic disinformation campaign - if someone wanted it to leak for real there would be some physical evidence that can be actually validated to date, none have. The fact that Spielberg has an interest in the matter, only furthers its disinformation campaign and not evidence based. We have documents, videos, photos, exotic materials, military sensor data, countless personal accounts, high-level military officials testifying under oath, politicians risking the stigma to talk about it, etc. Disinformation campaign for what, exactly? Nobody ever seems able to rationally answer that question. The secret is protected like nukes. Do you think the U.S. government lets people walk out of nuclear facilities with material? How exactly are people supposed to get their hands on the physical evidence and risk death to show it to the world? Calling it a hoax and disinformation campaign opens up a shitload of questions and nobody follows up with real answers. It's a weak "I don't believe it so it HAS to be bullshit" argument. The topic is WAY past "real or not". If you can't accept that, there's no physical evidence that will satisfy you. If Trump wheeled out an alien body and announced "we're not alone" while standing in front of a levitating saucer, some people would still say "that's all fake and it's a psyop!" To be clear, I'm not attacking you out of some fanatical "belief" in the topic, I'm challenging you to back up your assertion because it's a low effort dismissal that was common for about 80 years, prior to the swift change in tone that followed the revelations in 2017. Allllll of this. 👍 |
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| The simple fact that Marco Rubio, Anna Paulina Luna, Tim Burchett, Cory Booker, Chuck Schumer, Burleson, Nancy Mace, Harry Reid (RIP),and countless others are risking their political careers attempting to bring this to light should be all the proof you need that there is a there there. Let's not mention the many whistleblowers that have been murdered over the decades for trying to reveal secrets. The vast majority of congress and senate want the truth brought out but it's all these sneaky little deepstate staffers that keep killing the UAP Disclosure Act before it can even come up. These Staffers need to be named publicly! |
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Originally Posted By Solo_: WANT. To see. Pics (WYD)  Originally Posted By Solo_: Originally Posted By sq40: The lights are kind cool. I'm doing my work office up in Sci Fi. Might have to get one. If you don’t mind a few pix. I put up some book and movie posters, a large playmates Enterprise D, Doc and Marty, Ripley in a Loader, and a Grey Knight from 40k Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File |
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Back on topic… The scenes with the taking over people kind of hit me. Possession is a very old concept. Demonic possession is one of the scariest concepts in horror too, perhaps because there is truth in it? Cypher’s out of body traveling makes me wonder… is that the same mechanism that could be used to “dislodge” a person’s soul so another can enter a body and possess it? Do the people in the know, the pentagon people, who say it’s demonic, say that because possession is the big thing? Is that what “aliens walking among us” actually means? Are we focused on the physical beings, or inter-dimensional beings so much, we aren't considering it’s really a “body snatching” style problem? |
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Originally Posted By sq40: Back on topic… The scenes with the taking over people kind of hit me. Possession is a very old concept. Demonic possession is one of the scariest concepts in horror too, perhaps because there is truth in it? Cypher’s out of body traveling makes me wonder… is that the same mechanism that could be used to “dislodge” a person’s soul so another can enter a body and possess it? Do the people in the know, the pentagon people, who say it’s demonic, say that because possession is the big thing? Is that what “aliens walking among us” actually means? Are we focused on the physical beings, or inter-dimensional beings so much, we aren't considering it’s really a “body snatching” style problem? I have come to the conclusion that I have a body snatcher of some sort but it doesn't appear to be demonic in any way. There is just no fucking way my time synchronicities can be happening otherwise no matter what I do. Always at 1:11 intervals and then at eleven minute intervals in between the hour ones. All day and night every day and night. It's almost maddening but I know now that I am not the one fully in control of my life. God is, something is. IDK who. But I have always been sort of a control freak and I have made the decision lately to just try and flow with whatever is happening. I think it's just part of the plan for me. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: It had some aspects of the hitchhiker effect, I'm sure. I read somewhere that many participants in Project Stargate had to quit because they were having new negative psychological effects and crippling paranoia. I never had any poltergeist activity or the other effects described by folks claiming they had hitchhikers. I think there are 2 possibilities: A) Once you open that window in your brain, you have to close it or other entities/gifted people can use it to view you and all of my particular experiences were negative. I think it's meant to scare us away from a place we're not meant to be. B) Whatever part of the brain is used intensely for remote viewing and astral projection causes a chemical imbalance in the part of the brain that affects schizophrenic symptoms. I honestly lean A. I would suddenly get a weird buzzing anxiety and know exactly where in the room I was being watched from. At times, it was like there were multiples around me with sinister intent. It felt like something was just beyond the veil lingering near me. Any time I walked alone into dark spaces, I would imagine creatures coming at me out of the dark. I never had any visual manifestations but that didn't make it any less real. It sucked. I was able to find the "window" through meditation and close it. I've gone back just a couple times as an experiment and as soon as I open that window, the buzzing anxiety returns and I close it again. I just stay away from that spot in my consciousness now. This probably sounds really weird to someone who hasn't explored their own mind at a high level but you have the ability to activate different forms of meditation by shifting your focus to particular areas in your brain. I get mostly positive experiences by focusing on the "third eye" right behind my forehead. The area that caused my problems is toward the rear middle of my head. I'd love to be hooked up to an EEG and see what goes on up there, if the data matches what I'm feeling. Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: I've dabbled with astral projection/OOB and the biggest difference with what's happening to me unintentionally upon waking is all the physical sensations are present. With astral projection, I don't feel anything in the physical world. How far from hour body do you project? I've also projected my consciousness into other times/places so I can relate to the kids in the Telepathy Tapes talking about "the hill". I've never seen the exact place they're talking about but I've found myself in places filled with a welcoming, celebratory, "loving" energy inhabited by other people. I've also had an experience where something very clearly and aggressively told me "you aren't supposed to be here" and shoved me out. This fascinated me. Have you tested it with hidden objects and the like? The hitchhiker effect in a way? Damn. That is unsettling. Would you say you were becoming a medium? It had some aspects of the hitchhiker effect, I'm sure. I read somewhere that many participants in Project Stargate had to quit because they were having new negative psychological effects and crippling paranoia. I never had any poltergeist activity or the other effects described by folks claiming they had hitchhikers. I think there are 2 possibilities: A) Once you open that window in your brain, you have to close it or other entities/gifted people can use it to view you and all of my particular experiences were negative. I think it's meant to scare us away from a place we're not meant to be. B) Whatever part of the brain is used intensely for remote viewing and astral projection causes a chemical imbalance in the part of the brain that affects schizophrenic symptoms. I honestly lean A. I would suddenly get a weird buzzing anxiety and know exactly where in the room I was being watched from. At times, it was like there were multiples around me with sinister intent. It felt like something was just beyond the veil lingering near me. Any time I walked alone into dark spaces, I would imagine creatures coming at me out of the dark. I never had any visual manifestations but that didn't make it any less real. It sucked. I was able to find the "window" through meditation and close it. I've gone back just a couple times as an experiment and as soon as I open that window, the buzzing anxiety returns and I close it again. I just stay away from that spot in my consciousness now. This probably sounds really weird to someone who hasn't explored their own mind at a high level but you have the ability to activate different forms of meditation by shifting your focus to particular areas in your brain. I get mostly positive experiences by focusing on the "third eye" right behind my forehead. The area that caused my problems is toward the rear middle of my head. I'd love to be hooked up to an EEG and see what goes on up there, if the data matches what I'm feeling. You've probably heard the quote "When you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares back." - Nietsche |
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Originally Posted By absael: You've probably heard the quote "When you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares back." - Nietsche Originally Posted By absael: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: I've dabbled with astral projection/OOB and the biggest difference with what's happening to me unintentionally upon waking is all the physical sensations are present. With astral projection, I don't feel anything in the physical world. How far from hour body do you project? I've also projected my consciousness into other times/places so I can relate to the kids in the Telepathy Tapes talking about "the hill". I've never seen the exact place they're talking about but I've found myself in places filled with a welcoming, celebratory, "loving" energy inhabited by other people. I've also had an experience where something very clearly and aggressively told me "you aren't supposed to be here" and shoved me out. This fascinated me. Have you tested it with hidden objects and the like? The hitchhiker effect in a way? Damn. That is unsettling. Would you say you were becoming a medium? It had some aspects of the hitchhiker effect, I'm sure. I read somewhere that many participants in Project Stargate had to quit because they were having new negative psychological effects and crippling paranoia. I never had any poltergeist activity or the other effects described by folks claiming they had hitchhikers. I think there are 2 possibilities: A) Once you open that window in your brain, you have to close it or other entities/gifted people can use it to view you and all of my particular experiences were negative. I think it's meant to scare us away from a place we're not meant to be. B) Whatever part of the brain is used intensely for remote viewing and astral projection causes a chemical imbalance in the part of the brain that affects schizophrenic symptoms. I honestly lean A. I would suddenly get a weird buzzing anxiety and know exactly where in the room I was being watched from. At times, it was like there were multiples around me with sinister intent. It felt like something was just beyond the veil lingering near me. Any time I walked alone into dark spaces, I would imagine creatures coming at me out of the dark. I never had any visual manifestations but that didn't make it any less real. It sucked. I was able to find the "window" through meditation and close it. I've gone back just a couple times as an experiment and as soon as I open that window, the buzzing anxiety returns and I close it again. I just stay away from that spot in my consciousness now. This probably sounds really weird to someone who hasn't explored their own mind at a high level but you have the ability to activate different forms of meditation by shifting your focus to particular areas in your brain. I get mostly positive experiences by focusing on the "third eye" right behind my forehead. The area that caused my problems is toward the rear middle of my head. I'd love to be hooked up to an EEG and see what goes on up there, if the data matches what I'm feeling. You've probably heard the quote "When you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares back." - Nietsche Absolutely |
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One of my most favorite movies of all time. Was just watching it (again!) the other day. Then I watched it again in higher definition (they got 4k out now). I didn't know much of the struggling I just saw in this doc, but I am not surprised. Both it and SW were actual fights... it's almost shocking to see both projects almost fail. Amazing. And make no mistake, they both represent America (my America!) at a fantastic time. Granted, I wasn't here in the US - I was in Italy. But I was there in 1977, in the movie theater for both. Can't forget the huge sense of surprise, wonder, magic. Just magic. You guys were, some of you were already alive and conscious Yet, I can almost feel walking the streets in some US town in the 1970s. How can one not love this movie and all it represents is beyond me... waiting on your next, one, Spielberg! |
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Originally Posted By Solo_: One of my most favorite movies of all time. Was just watching it (again!) the other day. Then I watched it again in higher definition (they got 4k out now). I didn't know much of the struggling I just saw in this doc, but I am not surprised. Both it and SW were actual fights... it's almost shocking to see both projects almost fail. Amazing. And make no mistake, they both represent America (my America!) at a fantastic time. Granted, I wasn't here in the US - I was in Italy. But I was there in 1977, in the movie theater for both. Can't forget the huge sense of surprise, wonder, magic. Just magic. You guys were, some of you were already alive and conscious Yet, I can almost feel walking the streets in some US town in the 1970s. How can one not love this movie and all it represents is beyond me... waiting on your next, one, Spielberg! Originally Posted By Solo_: Then I watched it again in higher definition (they got 4k out now). I didn't know much of the struggling I just saw in this doc, but I am not surprised. Both it and SW were actual fights... it's almost shocking to see both projects almost fail. Amazing. And make no mistake, they both represent America (my America!) at a fantastic time. Granted, I wasn't here in the US - I was in Italy. But I was there in 1977, in the movie theater for both. Can't forget the huge sense of surprise, wonder, magic. Just magic. You guys were, some of you were already alive and conscious Yet, I can almost feel walking the streets in some US town in the 1970s. How can one not love this movie and all it represents is beyond me... waiting on your next, one, Spielberg! One of my all time favorites. Funny story. My dad was an power company lineman, just like the protagonist played by Dryfus in the film. He saw the movie in the theater. Later that night, he had to work way out in the middle of nowhere. He was scared shitless. Started carrying a shotgun in the truck. Dad was fascinated with UFOs. Mom saw a few and had an encounter one night. Lots of strange things happen in the back woods of WV. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By sq40: One of my all time favorites. Funny story. My dad was an power company lineman, just like the protagonist played by Dryfus in the film. He saw the movie in the theater. Later that night, he had to work way out in the middle of nowhere. He was scared shitless. Started carrying a shotgun in the truck. Dad was fascinated with UFOs. Mom saw a few and had an encounter one night. Lots of strange things happen in the back woods of WV. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/49447/IMG_2932_jpeg-3697870.JPG I admired that lifestyle, I still remember him cracking the map open in the movie. Loved it. It hurt me to see his family go in pieces. *I* would have been scared shitless just as well - tells us how we are influenced by stories and certain movies (which excelled at story-telling). The fact that your family (mom) had encounters gives me the literal chills |
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Mom was a serious woman. She didn’t bullshit things. Always level headed. We lived in a small house on a hillside. In front of the house and across the highway was the river and mountain. Along the side, where the kitchen was, there was some side yard, a road leading up the hill, the neighbors yard, house and a street light on their house. She was a midnight snacker. Usually made some toast and coffee. One night in summer, she was standing in the kitchen, by the coffee pot, lights off. The glow from the street light was enough to illuminate the kitchen. Something caught her eye walking down the street from up the hill. She watched two little people, thin with big heads, walking. They were chirping/clicking to each other. They made it to where the window was and stopped. Both turned their heads to look at the window and my mom. They then went on all fours and dashed down the road, across the highway into the darkness towards the river. It scared the shit out of her. She was very frank about it the next day. |
“The eye sees only what the mind is prepared to comprehend.” - Henri Bergson