Port of Sedona
Jul 28, 2020•45 min
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Episode description
When The Pentagon releases a report on crashed and recovered UFO’s and says their origins are “not of this Earth”, questions arise. Not of this Earth? What does that mean? Why not say not of this world or not of this planet? But not of this Earth implies there are other Earths? So now what?
If I think logically, as best we can tell, it is hard for me to reconcile traveling millions of light years across the unknowns of the Universe. A shortcut must exist. Hop in one hole and get shot out of the other end. What if that other end was Earth?
Or...
A stack of worlds that have entrances and access points? Well that might explain some UFO, Cryptid and disappearances right? Enter Sedona.
A landscape in the desert southwest unlike any other, maybe in the world. An area renowned for its energetic vortexes and high number of strange anomalies and encounters. If there were such a place where traveling between worlds existed, well my money is on Sedona.
If I think logically, as best we can tell, it is hard for me to reconcile traveling millions of light years across the unknowns of the Universe. A shortcut must exist. Hop in one hole and get shot out of the other end. What if that other end was Earth?
Or...
A stack of worlds that have entrances and access points? Well that might explain some UFO, Cryptid and disappearances right? Enter Sedona.
A landscape in the desert southwest unlike any other, maybe in the world. An area renowned for its energetic vortexes and high number of strange anomalies and encounters. If there were such a place where traveling between worlds existed, well my money is on Sedona.
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