Unlocking the Mind: A Journey through Remote Viewing and Consciousness W Mike Totaro

We've hung out here and there in circles of friends that we've known . But yeah , it's been a very long time , very long time yeah , so like , what , like , just tell me , like , what have you been up to , like what , like what's going on ? And because I know the stuff that you've been getting into is honestly a lot of .

This is some stuff that I have been really digging into lately , and there's a big reason why I've disappeared for the past couple months is because I've been searching for something bigger , you know a certain journey . Yeah , no , honestly , I really am . And it's like searching for something like why am I doing what I'm doing , you know ?

And like why am I actually here ? Yeah , doing you know and like why am I actually here ? Yeah , exactly . And like , yeah , you know , and , uh , it's , it's uh , it's been ups and downs and , honestly , trying to figure out who I am by myself , like without anyone else .

You know , when you see , when you don't have anyone really to turn to and you're just stuck with your own feelings and you have to deal with it yourself , it's like kind of , uh , you have to look for other avenues and I've been really looking into some crazy stuff and I've been . I , I know you're into , I know you're into that kind of thing .

So , uh , I want to know , like , your opinion on some stuff Only on Tuesdays , really Only on Tuesdays . Only on Tuesdays , Dude , because I have you got me .

You know , who am I to be able to come out here and give some advice if I'm not right with who I am ? And I needed to figure that out before I was able to really come and be able to give other people advice I think that's phony . And so I had to sit down and figure some shit out , which I did .

And , uh , I wanted to ask your opinion on some things , because there was one night , dude , I swear to god , I came in before I stopped the social media binge , right , I was , I smoked blunt and I came and I was watching some instagram and I came across your page and , dude , I don't know I don't read captions like people do . But there's this video .

I'll put it up on the screen when I go at it and it's a mikey staring at something . It's like in a bowl . Right , you covered it with this glass and it's on a pin .

And then like there was one where you Then I was like wait , wait , this is crazy . And then I started looking through your videos and there was one where you were turning off a light like a lamp in the middle of a parking lot .

come to the state of mind of you can do these things similar to similar to similar to like what you're going through , how you need to get your head right and uh , and you know , just really start , you're finding your , your purpose in your life . Um , it started really , to be honest , it started started when I got sober , when I got clean .

A couple years later , I had this crazy dream that , uh , I mean I'm sober , you know just uh , going through , you know , getting dreams again , you know for the first yeah , yeah , yeah , absolutely , I understand yeah , yeah and uh , I , uh .

I had this dream that said there was like blue writing and the font was all caps and it was like blue , thick , teal , neon . It said find Lynn , and there was an image of George Clooney dancing in camouflage George Clooney . And it was probably the night after I first saw the documentary . I saw it by accident , unacknowledged , the Stephen Greer documentary .

Like I said , I thought about it while I was sleeping or something , because I don't know , maybe it was either that or something gave me a weird message , you know , because I had aliens on my mind or something . Yeah , I had this weird dream that said to find lynn and uh , I was just starting a job at a law firm in freehold .

I was like a secretary , basically like a desk guy , receptionist , whatever , uh answering calls and shit , and I'm sorry , I don't know if I can use yeah , you can curse .

I had a weird dream and it was the first day that I was supposed to start a job in pre-hold . I woke up from this dream . I I just I was like that was weird . That was a weird dream . There's nothing going on .

It was like a black background , just george clooney dancing but it's crazy to remember that those words you know oh my god , those words echo lynn , isn't lynn . Let's fast forward a little bit , lynn . Sergeant leonard lynn buchanan is now one of my trainers for remote viewing , but I didn't know about all that when I had the dream .

Yeah , because there was this one dude , that they were talking about doing a huge viewing of like a like a mass global remote viewing , to prove that this is like a simulation and it's like yeah , it's a I do because I , I'm , I'm really into simulation theory , like not the fact that I don't know enough .

As far as we can describe something to somebody Like we only can . Like , we only can analogize something as far as we can understand something . Like I can only describe to you something in terms as far as you understand it . Do you know ? You know what I mean Like . So when I know exactly , what you mean .

things that you have a word for , and you can only have a word for things that you've experienced if you have no words , right , this is the feedback loop of the experience and the experiencer . You can only think about stuff that you have a word for . And it's just perspective , bro .

entity's . Like you know , it's it's goal right right .

By 6% or something like that , at that peak Don't quote me on the statistic , but if you bring it up , the harmonic conversions literally lowered crime levels in the surrounding cities where the mass meditation took place . That's how powerful the stacking effect of consciousness is , oh my .

And of course , quantum , like , understanding what quantum entanglement and all that stuff is . But like using .

Cymatics is some shit where they take , uh , um , basically different sound waves , different frequencies of sounds and vibrations , and with the water or imagery out of it yeah , with the sand , either or either , or both . They do both . They do both about this shit like you .

That's what it plays and you know which dude , which is actually I .

It's like a three-dimensional pattern which started this whole thing for me , which is absolutely nuts , because I'm the whole thing too , is like I'm starting to like , relive my journey through music again too is because I learned something crazy about sound and it blew my mind to the point where it brought me back to like this whole theory of the universe again and

like why sound what do ? you learn . It's like I'm curious . So this kid , this asian kid , is like huge into synthesizing .

And what synthesizing is is just basically being able to reproduce any type of instrument through the combination of harmonic frequencies combined together on top of each other , played together at the same time , to make it sound like a violin or a or a trumpet or all this stuff . So basically , you know that white noise you hear on TV .

White noise is every single harmonic frequency in nature put together . That's what white noise is . So that's that noise that you hear on TV . And so you know the scale , that musical scale a , b , c , d and the middle c , like in music , like that like musical scale that we have . We didn't just come up with that .

That is the natural scale that you hear in nature . Like the room isn't just silent . If you're like , if you're in a silent room , you'll go go crazy . Like all around us is noise . It's like it's all noise and it's the key of C and it's all C-D-E and that's the natural key of nature . That's how we came up with the musical key , right ?

So like that's one thing . And I was like wait , what ? That's crazy . So he goes , not only that , he goes , listen to this .

He goes if I take any instrument , any instrument , like violin , anything , and I take away all the sub harmonic frequencies , right , all the all noise and all that other shit , and they all just leave it down to the main root note , noise , the main noise that it's making . It's all the same , exact fucking noise , like it's the same note , it's just the note .

Like it's ridiculous . It's like all the other stuff is vibration that's put together that make up this sound that we hear , and it's not even a sound , it's just vibration .

So when you become aware of your thoughts in this big soup , this big soup , I can't calm my thoughts , mike .

And now it's like I have all this stuff to do and I have all this stuff that I can do , and it's like I'm like in , I'm like overwhelmed with options . And it's not that I'm like procrastinating , it's just that I'm like what should I put my more importance to ? You know what is ?

yeah like , I try , like , and then I'm just priority yes , and I'm like , oh , I overwhelm myself and it's just that's where I'm at right now . It's like where I'm like where do I put my like , where do I put my priorities ?

Basically , if you've seen the uh recent whistleblower interviews with jake barber , uh and uh the scion that they use in their skywatcher team , his name is mike batista . Uh , it's basically that , except not government , not a government secret version wait , so explain that to me , because I I haven't really .

I think I'm I might have , but I'm not familiar with the names , not familiar all right , so so , basically , uh , this guy , jake barber , is a recent whistleblower from a legacy crash retrieval programs that are , uh , we have congressional hearings over now , oh , you're talking about to do with the ufos that he said , that he's right , yes , okay , okay yeah , so .

So jake , uh , jake was the helicopter pilot who brings them basically , collects them and brings them in . I don't do like that what he does . But the guy michael batista , what he does , uh , basically meditation . It's a few different techniques .

There's meditation , there's telepathy and there's remote viewing involved and you basically connect with basically whatever you damn well , please , whatever you aim for , you'll connect to . But specifically I'm aiming for life forms that would be able to bring a ship over here to New Mexico For what . I really want a space-time vehicle , I want a USC of my own .

So I mean , I've already been practicing this for years , since before these guys came out . You know , blowing a whistle on it , I'm like , well , shit , man , I'm doing that . Well , you know about the Gateway Project .

Yeah , yeah , because that way that I read into before , when we made up , when we made this uh , like , uh interview date , like I was like I heard something about like remote viewing and like all this stuff and I was like , yeah , let me uh , let me like read into what this Gateway project was and apparently there was a lot of actual success they had with it

. Believe it or not ? Are you talking about Stargate , are ?

And when the world seemed like it was shutting down , I was like , well , fuck , it's now or never , mikey boy , yeah , yeah , yeah . And I just got a . Seemed like it was shutting down . I was like well , fuck it's now never , mikey boy . Yeah , yeah and uh , I I just got a one-way ticket and landed three days before the planet went into lockdown .

Wow , so all right , yeah , like I just made it . I just made it . If I didn't make it , I would have been homeless , working at a food town as a cashier and I would have gotten sick as hell . 15 of my 15 of my family members got sick .

That would have that I would have been living with , if I , if anything , like the the nearest relatives yeah , yeah , no , that's wow .

Yeah , it was supposed to be at the end of january , but it was supposed to be automatically deposited , if you like .

Vegas , she suggested getting married . And I was like shit , I was thinking about that too . I thought it'd be temporarily . And then , while she was passing Vegas , she suggested getting married . I was like shit , I was thinking about that too . I thought it would be funny . He was like would you Get the fuck ?

I was younger , and that's why now it's like I'm thirsty . I only did . I only did because my mother taught me about the fallacy of ownership the uh , really , the rainforest and the atrocities of the white man to the natives when I was very , very little . It's very formative memory for me yeah , why are you my brother ?

Yeah , yeah , so um , not enough to party , but I mean enough to party , but I mean enough to party , but not enough to qualify legally for any tribal benefits . My grandfather was the last to get Cherokee benefits .

Um , but basically we were arguing with each other about whether or not we should go back to my parents' house that day because it started drizzling . And whenever she would say , Mike , it's raining , we need to go , it would rain harder . And whenever I would say it's not raining , Christine , it's a light drizzle , if even it would lessen up to almost nothing .

And we went back and forth arguing like that and every time one of us said it's raining , it's not raining , the rain would let up or get heavier , Like it was literally a five minute span until both of us are looking at the sky . And I look at her . I'm like do you see what we're doing right now ? Do you are you ? Are you seeing this right now ?

And she was just like Mike , we need to get the hell back to your mom's house . I don't know what's going on . And I was just like do you see this ? I was like what the fuck was ? What was that , Christine ? How ? How is that a fit Like what is happening ?

And to this day , if you bring it up to Christine Anderson , you know what I mean she's right in Port Malmo . To this day , if you bring it up to her , she'll tell you you know what happened , but she doesn't really . She doesn't really think that we were playing with the weather , like I said . Um , she did notice that it got heavier and lighter .

You know she'll .

I have never been able to look away from that . That's so crazy . I was told I was . I was institutionalized by my parents and I went home and told my parents like ma I .

I was told I was , I was institutionalized by my parents and I went home and told my parents like Ma , I don't know what the hell happened , but every time she said it's raining , it would get harder . And every time I said it's not raining , it would lighten up . And my mom was like are you on drugs ? You're on drugs . We're calling a welfare checkup .

They put me in the hospital for Are you serious ? Every almost every year in my life for like a decade , yeah , like twice a year . If I talked about psi or psychic , anything , that was a taboo in my household . You know mom had women's intuition , but that was only for women . It was only for mothers . Only mothers could have that . It was nonsense .

Like , yeah , yeah , so I . I was . I was diagnosed with all sorts of crazy shit , uh , for a long time , and now I got 17 lottery wins . You know meager wins , but you know what I mean . It's like , well , wait a minute , was he crazy or was uh ?

Like there's this philip k dick story and he , like this guy , it's actually in uh , electric dreams on amazon , and basically dude creates a virtual reality world and by the end of it he doesn't know which one's real .

And the guy is telling him , his boy , his , her girlfriend , the uh , she's a lesbian is telling her don't put it on , you , can't put it on anymore , like it will kill you . And in the other world it's saying same thing , but she's a dude . And like she's suffering because she doesn't have uh , his , her , his wife died and all this crazy stuff happened .

And so when , as a dude , he crushes the thing , but you see that that's not his real life . And like he had all these great things , like a great lover , like his , what like nothing happened . You know he's like she was alive , a partner , uh , a great house .

It was like the future , with flying cars and shit , so like she didn't believe that she deserved a future like that and like her partner . Like her partner like a police partner , was like why would she choose a life like that ? It was like because she thought she didn't deserve this . Like she wanted the pain .

Like we all think we deserve this life that , you know , don't . No matter how , how much you think you're gonna , you want this great life . We all think we deserve a little bit of pain and suffering and we like it no matter how much we don't like to admit it , we're it's .

You know lexicon , just the language that we use on a daily basis , uh , or the media , you know , in a healthy way , not the hollywood exaggerated way , um , but uh , most of the reason is what we call fear of sigh , which is essentially the concept that you know there's no way I could be this powerful , there's no way anyone can have this type of capability .

You , and it's almost like you scare it out of yourself because you fear a part of you that you haven't explored so much that it seems almost nightmarish . You know , it seems like all the Hollywood horror .

You know paranormal stereotypes and archetypes sort of flashes back when people start talking about this subject , when they're not used to talking about a subject , and it's that kind of cultural conditioning that's kept it , uh , at a low . You know only about one percent of the population uh demonstrates uh naturally occurring .

Uh , you know psionic abilities to a higher order that's useful in their everyday life and that's why they have the wealth too actually actually Actually , no , not all . That's the funny part . It's not even always wealthy people that have psionic capabilities , but you can bet your bottom dollar .

If you look into whether or not Jimmy Buffett or Warren Buffett consults astrologers before he makes an investment , you'll find that he does Really . You'll find a lot of these people that he does . We find a lot of these people do . You'll find a lot of people that are billionaires I wouldn't have taken advice that you can't extrapolate from a gram .

You know there's no linear progression to the futures where these people hit their big boom . You know robert bigelow almost exclusively now funds afterlife research . That's all he's interested in now . Wait what Robert Bigelow from Bigelow Aerospace ? Yeah , yeah , yeah .

I don't know if you ever watch his interviews on the new thinking aloud show with jeffrey mishlove my favorite youtube syndication , by the way but okay , I think I have by the way , so he so robert bigelow funds , afterlife scientific research and meaning like what ai afterlife like putting , like uploading our intelligence , or like what ?

no , no we're not even what , so we're . So we're talking about a cosmological form of consciousness surviving bodily decay . We're not talking about a program or a computer . We're not talking about it sounds , simulation , e . Because , uh , as it turns out , all physical matter emanates from one source , and that is plasma .

It's what the universe starts as , and it's actually what goes on beyond the universe . Everything in the universe is at least plasma , if not gas , liquid or solid , solid being the farthest from plasma . And then you have basically the building blocks of protons beyond the barrier where the universe is essentially forming at all times , the outer shell .

So , yeah , so you've got this infinitely expanding bubble of space time , and on the other side of that threshold , where the expansion occurs , is a timelessness , spacelessness , everything happens all at once , forever , constantly , type of mesh of plasma . So I , if I had to point to where the afterlife research is , it's probably along the lines of plasma physics .

But wait , he thinks , but wait , but wait but what would the research entail ?

So once I , and once I now like I didn't think I was even capable of understanding the principles , but I actually do , right .

So I've been thinking about , like I , I've been putting together little things that I've been hearing throughout , maybe a podcast or a like a scientific ted talk , or you know , like , just here and there , little pieces put together and be like wait , what is that ?

And third , making my own little observations of things , and I'm like , wait , this kind of simulation .

He had a proof of the afterlife essay competition that spanned the entire planet and it was actually Jeffrey Mishlove from Albuquerque , dr Jeffrey Mishlove , who won the grand prize of $500,000 , which is the largest cash prize ever awarded for any essay competition ever , and it was for proof of the afterlife .

Tons and tons of case studies , of uh research studies , um , of field , you know , field studies and stuff uh , and compiled it into the best out of 32 essays that were submitted

so saying proof that , like that , there is something after we die basically yeah , yeah . So so the essay competition . Goal of that , the essay competition , was to basically establish a consensus reason that would demonstrate value for studying a topic like this . Why would it be valuable to study the afterlife in a scientific manner ?

The black hole is fucking huge and they always say every time like well , it'll be impossible to simulate the entire universe because you would need the power of a sun . Well , in the middle of every universe is a what black hole and that is the size of galaxies in the middle of galaxies or galaxy , sorry in the middle .

Yes , thank you I knew I was saying the middle of every galaxy is a black hole and it's like 26 billion suns , like put , like the mass of 26 billion suns or something like that , something crazy . I know it's a crazy number and they're still like that .

Have you ever experienced that with your parents when you're little ? Water doesn't come from the sky . Money doesn't grow on trees . Turn the lights off . Water doesn't fall from the sky . Turn the faucet off . It's like water does fall from the sky . Money literally is made of trees and electricity literally comes from the clouds . That's hilarious .

We have uaps in our possession like ufos that the government sequestered . There's video footage of the collect , the act of collecting them . So it is now known publicly that we have ufos that do not stop at exxon on the way from andromeda . You know what I mean you know what I'm saying ?

no , I have no idea what you're talking about , bro , so check this right ready . So we've got this whole petrodollar system of economics . It's based essentially on the transportation of goods , okay , services .

So what happens when you have , all right , we've got the petrodollar economic system and then , juxtaposed with UFOs in our possession that do not require any fuel source , you know what I'm saying ? Like , we already have the technology to render the entire economic system obsolete . We already have it .

So everything that we see , all technological quote unquote advancements , you know it . So everything that we see , all technological event quote-unquote advancements , you know . In in batteries that we're going to be seeing that we've already seen it . I think . What was it ? In spain or someplace ? They just created a uh what ? they create like a carbon 14 battery .

It lasts like 10 000 years or some shit wait what dude . Yeah , so they like just created this new form of battery somewhere in europe . I don't fucking remember details on that , but it's worth a rabbit rabbit hole . But when you think about it it's like , well , why are they coming out with these new batteries now ?

Like we got all this like renewable resources now , but they've had ufos , you know , in a hangar , somewhere that doesn't require gasoline or a battery . You know what I'm saying ? Like for the half of half a century .

Yeah , no , I think he did his first interview in the 90s , because in 1990 or 89 or something like that .

So one of my colleagues , dr Angela Thompson-Smith , and colleagues I mean , she's a remote viewer much more prestigious than I am , are much more prestigious than I am , but Dr Angela Thompson-Smith was contracted for about nine years to run a project , a remote viewing project , to gather data psychic data , but data nonetheless . On God , what was it ? 50 or 30 ?

Some odd different species of non-human intelligences . So I have a spreadsheet on my computer right now . What ?

Nine , not for nine years . She was paid to do this project for uh , where she assessed , uh details about , um , their origin , physical traits , diplomatic qualities , uh , alliances with the federation . The galactic federation's apparently a thing . That's something .

If you asked me a year ago if I believe in it , I'd be like , yeah , nah , I get away with some pretty heinous shit with psychokinesis , you know , I don't . I don't think there's any uh space cops out there , but now , apparently , uh , some stuff is coming out , you get away with hating shit .

Remote viewing and get the same level of accuracy helps the accuracy process , because then your biases , your opinions , your personality filters , your cultural and maybe religious filters or whatever filters that you've amassed since you were a child with no uh , with no understanding of the world . You know what I mean .

Eventually you grow older and you get jaded by your culture , your background , your family , your friend group , your , your , your day-to-day life basically closes you off as you get older , um , from from accessing that that true uh , psychic information .

So working blindly actually helps because it eliminates the possibility of biases , opinion-based filtering , you know , whatever your , whatever it may , be all right , you do .

Basically all right , so I just had to get a sip of water all right so , so , basically , so , basically , you're not going anywhere .

You're sitting in a chair in a dimly lit room with little stimuli going around . You got a paper and a pen and as these descriptive uh terms come to the top of your mind it's the top of your head you say it out loud and you write it as you say it .

And basically , the process of remote viewing , it's a written process that basically culminates in the creation of a temporary virtual reality experience for the remote viewer . That is , the goal is that that virtual reality that is set up is accurate informationally to the intended target , non-locally .

So basically , you're triggering , you're basically triggering a controlled hallucination that you can turn on and off um , in your immediate vicinity that is accurate to a far off , hidden target . That is what that's the difference . Now , astral projection is different astral projection or out-of-body experiencing or out-of-body traveling .

So basically , what would happen is you would have to pick some type of a picture , whether it's a physical picture or , honestly , it would have to be a physical location in space that you have a picture of or that you can find a picture of to show me for feedback , basically because you can't bring me the physical location , so like a voodoo doll Kind of .

But I'm not , I'm not doing anything . Can I put like ?

As you describe it and write it down , it paints the picture of whatever you're aiming for , without knowing what you're aiming for . And then astral projection is the opposite . That you do .

A part of your consciousness not all of it , but a part of it apparently does exit the body , and I'm not very adept at out-of-body travel so I can't really speak from experience , but I did take a class on it . So I know the basic steps to achieve that state and I have done it , maybe twice , but it's not .

I want to stay out-of-body when I do it , so I don't do it .

You know what I mean ?

say he's like one of the smartest men in the world and uh , I think he's like galatian something . Campbell , uh , chad campbell , thomas thomas campbell , yeah , probably something like that and is he a nuclear physicist , that guy ?

He he's very into uh simulation theory as well and like he's saying , like it's impossible to not think that this is not a simulation like it's a hundred percent assimilation . But he talks about astral projection .

He talks about how they had uh , two different people in uh rooms that were not you know like it did two , two rooms part and yeah , and they were showed in different pictures and asked what that other person in the other room was seeing and they both got it right . But once they were told that they were got it right , they thought that they were like .

You know , they thought like oh we can do this and then got it wrong , you know so it was like kind of like exactly like what you were saying . It's like once you don't like . If you get cocky , you end ended up shooting .

Yeah , and it's like it happens so often and it's honestly , and you listen to any person that has gotten big or has done done something great , accomplish their goals and their dreams , and and you ask them , like how did you do it ? And blah , blah , blah .

It's like I always knew I would , or it's like I always I no one would tell me no , you know , or like anyone , a force of will ?

And I was out a couple of months ago with a couple of friends and ran into a couple of older friends from my school and they were all talking about For Pete's Sake , and they're like dude , you guys were way ahead of your time .

And I was like you know what , let me go back and listen to some of our older stuff and some of the stuff that I wrote with ben and I'm like , yeah , let me this , like a whole thing , the whole stream of songs that I never released , never really got a chance to record , and the recording software and the technology is ridiculous right now , dude , like

absolutely insane that like anyone can make like a really like a radio sounding song , it's , it's ridiculous . So someone that actually does have some experience can make something sound really good . So I'm taking the older songs and I'm gonna redo them and it's like dude , maybe I wrote that whole album for myself now .

But then , once you make the choice that was very good for you , you can actually reflect back on that moment where you were going to make that choice . You know , initially you can reflect back in time if you make a habit of reflecting on the choices that you make and encouraging yourself to make the good ones and discouraging yourself to avoid the .

You know , if you made a mistake it didn't work out good , you actually reinforce the negative too . You know , if you made a mistake it didn't work out good , you actually reinforce the negative too . And if you practice that habit , eventually you'll start to get the inkling from yourself in the future before you make any decision . But it's a habitual thing .

If you don't make a habit out of it , it doesn't create that loop , it doesn't strengthen that loop . Yo , that's remote influencing . Yeah , they call it remote influencing the past .

Basically , as long as you can telepathically Influence anything and I keep trying to tell .

the hole than it is to you know , to to like , be . You're talking about the hole of addiction . No , just just I'm saying in general , like I'm saying just , when you're in a rut , it's so much harder to get out of that rut than to dig yourself into it , you know what I mean , like you like it's when you're , when you're doing well .

When you're doing well , it's great . But then , like , as soon as you're , as soon as you get down there , it's like very hard to get yourself back out you know , mentally . I mean , I get into that too .

So just drastically different , not dangerous or rash or you know what I'm saying nothing financially risky out of your comfort zone . Yeah , yeah , I'll just I'll go for a hike somewhere I never went before by myself and just bring some snacks , you know , and just go , adventure .

I'll sleep , go out somewhere , sleep in my car for a night , just to like pretend life's crazy again . You know what I mean . Then just come back , you know . Or just do something weird like go for a walk somewhere you never did in your neighborhood . You know that little change up , that little uh stick you throw in the spokes of the daily , you know .

Or just do something weird like go for a walk somewhere you never did in your neighborhood . You know that little change up , that little uh stick you throw in the spokes of the daily .

You know day-to-day monotony uh kind of jostles your subconscious uh into creating new circumstances for you that can kind of uh bring you out of um , what we call it a psychic rut . It's really happening to anyone , whether it's a psi phenomenon or just regular old mental health . Ruts happen all the time . But throw yourself out of it .

Is it really comfortable At the end of the day ? That's what I look at . Is it really comfortable staying in the comfort zone If ?

You know that there's like damn , I like I've gotten clean . I know how great it is to be clean . It's like that . It's like I know I've gotten clean . I know how great it is to be clean . It's like that . It's like I know this is better . I know that , mikey . I know that I can make anything happen and I know it's possible . Anybody can .

I've proven it to myself so many times , like you with that rain shit . I have proven it so many times that it's scary . And to myself , I don't care if anyone believes me , it's scary .

Yeah , that's , but I'm talking about this was like 2007 , 2005 , 2006 . Did we graduate ? Oh wait ? Yeah , that's what I'm saying . I was young as hell . I was doing dude . I was almost signed to . I was . I was signed to an independent label . I was like helping run it . Um dude , it was like it was a crazy life Drugs , drugs happened and like .

And I thought , once I started doing bad things , I just started thinking I was a bad person and started thinking bad thoughts and bad shit started happening and like it just fell apart . Dude , it literally fell apart . And then after that I was no , clean whistle . It just bound to happen . You do bad things , bad things happen .

But you do good things , good things happen , right . So I proved it to myself again . I'm in rehab , right , they put me in rehab for six months . I already had three months in jail before that right , this was a while ago . I'm in there . I'm like yo , I'm going to get clean . I broke up with my girlfriend who was six years , lauren from high school .

Right , I was all heartbroken .

I was like I'm going to lose weight , I'm going to die , I'm going to come out of here , Do my thing . I came out of there like 202 , right . Not like ripped up , but I was not ripped up or anything , but like I was , I had definition and I was not no , you know what I mean .

I wasn't no , like crazy big dude Dude walking to my first job to go like hand in an application first job to go like hand in an application . Redhead girl that I wrote a song .

First three lines saw her standing there for the very first time , staring back at me with her big brown eyes , and then it's like uh , she had her like hair and pigtails and like her left ear was Her left nostril was pierced , dude , crazy . And like her arm Was tattooed . Like I wrote the song Basically about this girl who's ?

a red headed girl and wound up dating her For three years . Oh no shit . Every day I thought about it Before I went to bed . I was like yo , this is what's gonna happen . This is what's gonna happen . And I made it happen I thought I was gonna marry the girl ruined it , but like you know what I mean , like I made it .

Now you know what you could do , though , right , I knew it , but I've always known it . Like you know what I mean , I've always known , yeah , but how ?

check up , like he was homeless in his car every day , like just going out and tryouts , and he put that million dollar check up and it was just this is for me , this is gonna be my first check a million dollar check and he got it for dumb and dumber and , like he always said that he just believed and he just knew it was gonna happen and every role was

suitable for that time of his life and he always just believed and he just knew it was going to happen and every role was suitable for that time of his life and he always just believed that the role that was meant for him would be would be handed to him . It always was .

And like you oh , that's what I'm saying you always hear these stories from people that just always knew . They just knew it was going to happen , they just knew no one was going to tell them no and and that's how I used to be , and it just it's crazy .

Confidence like confidence goes down once you start to get old , yeah to get older exactly yeah , you start to realize that life is a feat and you carry it with you yeah , you start to . You start to realize that life is short and that , uh , people are . You're getting older and people are getting younger and younger .

I'm doing cardio . Well , minutes , but they're almost 35 years old .

So basically , what they found is that the same diet that helps reduce inflammation and pain symptoms from fibromyalgia patients also enhances psi function . So you know , avoiding processed foods , grease or sugar or red meats .

But as far as exploratory research goes , it's pretty groundbreaking stuff . I don't think anyone's ever looked into correlates between psi function and uh and and diet . You know , and uh and and its implications on fibromyalgia .

But basically they're saying that the defending of the myelin sheaths in fibromyalgia patients , which I am I am a fibromyalgia patient really yeah , yeah , 15 chance that males will get it and my mom passed it on to me . Wow , okay , yeah , since I'm 26 actually it's uh coming up on 10 years in a couple , in another year , damn man .

But um , yeah , I was 26 when that shit happened to me for the first time . It was crazy . Took uh , several months of going to doctors but I got tested for everything else that they could imagine , like literally three months of testing for all sorts of stds , all sorts of cancers lyme's disease .

You know what I mean . Pain is the main one . So , basically , if I eat a lot of burgers which I miss meatloaf and meatballs I'm Italian , I miss burgers and burritos . But if I eat a lot of red meat , I do sometimes and I just suffer for it . You know I don't eat fruits and vegetables because I prefer it . I do it for function .

Yeah , you know , it improves my side function and it improves my health .

Still , I eat the hell out of cheese and I don't care , I'm not gonna stop , you know . But animals , you can't do it in your town .

That's right , I figured that People are always like well , can you turn it off , can you make it stop ? Does it get scary ? No , yeah , will it to stop .

It's a different thing to just be able to do it . Personally , I believe everyone should be able to use their bioelectrical system anyway . Okay , I'll just share it with you guys . Basically , I drain my electrolytes more when I do that .

It took me a while to figure that out , okay , but what I'm doing when I make the , you know , it looks like goosebumps pop up on command and it looks like the hairs stand up on command . Basically , I'm exciting . The cells , the mitochondria in my cells , are producing electrical pulses .

And when you figure out , how have you ever watched a movie or heard a song or seen something heroic done or someone's in distress and the hair stands up on your arm to the back of your neck ? Yeah , of course .

All right , this is something every single human being experiences , and almost every day of their life , if they're healthy , but almost every day of their life .

No matter who you are , your bioelectrical system isn't just a passive thing like a vehicle that you sit passenger in and every now and then something excites it and you accelerate and now your hair's standing up . It doesn't have to be that way .

You can actually produce a voltage on demand low , low , low voltage , like it's measured in the microsiemens range , but you can produce it all over your entire epidermis , all of your organs , internal organs , your eyes , every part of you that has cells is capable of producing electrical signals . Basically , I was taught it wasn't by any human being .

I was at my lawyer job . Driving home one day from work , I had the music blasting and I had the goes down . I had this weird uh phenomenon . Just something weird happened to me .

I heard some kind of a , a , an ideological voice , you know , not like a real , like a physical voice , like someone talking to me , but it was like an idea so prominent that just smacked me in the head . Like someone talking to me , but it was like an idea so prominent that just smacked me in the head . Um , I had to turn the music down .

I was like what the fuck was that ? And I'm like looking up , I'm like did someone yell something out the side of the you know what I mean on the side of the road , like while I'm driving past . I was like did someone just yell something , you know , when around . I'm like what the fuck was that ? You know ? And you know it said uh , whatever it was .

You know I'm probably non-human intelligence at this point , but I couldn't tell you in that moment what it was . I didn't know what the hell was going on . Something said to me Don the energy of bravery . I turn the music down , I'm looking around and I'm like what the fuck ? Who even talks like that ? Don , what the fuck does that even mean ?

Don the energy of bravery , putting on a fucking suit of armor or something . And I like I'm sitting there driving I was the weirdest thing like I'm in my my . I literally just got out of a law office in freehold , like a real estate attorney I worked for I was . I'm sitting there all dressed up and I'm like fucking hearing voices in my head .

You know I'm not gonna fucking lie about it , you know . Yeah , that doesn't happen very often . That's like a blue moon type situation , you know , even as a psychic from .

I was asking I'll be honest with you , after my training I straight up asked him for crazy people , money , you know , for the government . I was like can you give me a diagnosis ? Because I literally could hallucinate on command Like I'm two sheets to the wind , crazy doc . He's like no , I can't , I can't give you that .

And here's why he said if it helps you in life , if it guides you , doesn't bother you , it causes problems , it gives you useful information , tips , it helps you exceed and even help others in your life . That's the defining feature that splits it from the illness .

If it's telling you to hurt yourself , other things , property , people , animals , burn stuff , kill yourself , you know . If it's saying negative , nasty things , if you're conducting something like that , that's a sickness . It's honestly probably more of a sickness of consciousness , though he didn't say that part , but that's just my assumption .

I feel like it's a sickness of consciousness more than it is a brain , mental issue going on . So , um , that that's how , that's how you basically just decide .

Great , because we were talking about you .

You know what , if I picture like a scene in my head maybe not a memory , but just a hypothetical , imaginative scene where , say , there's a bar fight , you know some reason that you would be spurred into action . You know something that would trigger you personally to act , to move , like you've got to save someone , you've got to get your .

You know what I mean . Like I can think of a few offhand . My mother dove into the pool one time to save my little brother who was drowning . You know what I mean . The hair stood up on her arm , she just ran . You know it's that yes , it's that like that is an electromagnetic .

My hair's standing up just talking about it yeah that is that that is an electromagnetic phenomena that we experience as what we call bravery . Okay , but it is an electromagnetic phenomena that we experience as what we call bravery .

It's a mental trigger that I created , and when I did that in the car for the first time , I thought about it and as soon as I in my head pictured that smack , all the hair on my arms just stood up , my goosebumps popped out and I was like , oh , what the fuck ? All right , what , what good is that ? Though ? That's kind of stupid .

Like it's fucking , yeah , like what is it ? you know what is it useful for it took me like four years to figure it out , but I felt like meg griffin . You know what I mean with the fingernails like , oh great , great , that's neat , fucking goosebumps like who fucking cares , you know ?

And then I looked into , uh , bioelectromagnetism , bioelectricity , biomagnetism , the different types of magnetism , and it turns out the electrical signals that your cells are putting out of your body . They're not just stopping it , good goose bumps , they're actually permeating through the field around you .

So if you picture a goal in your mind , this is where it gets a little crazy . If you picture a goal in your mind that you want to manifest while you raise your bioelectricity , you're basically putting a battery pack in the computer simulation you just programmed yourself shit , so it's right .

And then , once the picture is complete , you energize up and imprint that picture into the consensus reality . So you imprint your subjective reality into consensus reality electrically reality electrically , yeah , I think that's just what happened to my brain . I'm going to hit this bull now .

Eventually , if you practice with the trigger for a while Because eventually you don't need the bravery , you don't need the trigger Eventually , if you practice with the trigger for a while , you're not going to need it , just like when you play guitar or drums or an instrument .

I believe it 100% Eventually you can just kick it on , you don't need an emotion attached .

I don't give a shit how cocky it was , for Pete's sake , shit , just to see how better I can make it like little changes I can make you know what I mean . And I just pictured like where we would be , what success would be for us like bro and just .

And I just pictured like where we would be and like what success would be for us like bro and just , good things

happen ever , all the time just kept growing , growing into better things and then when you play , when you play and you make that whole crowd their electricity their bioelectrical systems go up and down . That empowers and that's why I think I'm fucked up right now , mike is because I'm so used to having that energy from other people .

You know , like that good energy from other people that I'm like I'm you're off the fire within . Yeah , like that I'm used to drawing it from others that maybe I'm a succubus or something .

They quietly released a paper not not nasa , but nasa was cited as where the research came from . Nasa , the dod , cambridge university , all sorts of these crazy fucking high credibility institutions that people trust . You know , cambridge , you know , and they had this paper saying that there are extraterrestrial plasmoids living in our thermosphere . What the fuck ?

I found out about this six months later . Some dude on the internet was like hey , you might want to look into this wait , does that mean ?

Literally , they had the morphologies of them , they had how they're made , how they're governed . They don't have , like we know enough about these things to know that .

He's like , yeah , I just want to let you know , just be careful , you know , like they're always watching . I'm like what are you talking about , dude ? He's like they're always behind you .

He's like there's these things , and like he's there's these things that are constantly , constantly feeding off of , feeding off of your happiness and feeding off of your energy and the government doesn't want you to know that they exist . He goes and they tell you not to look at the sun . He goes . But you suppose you should look at the sun .

And they tell you not to look at the sun , but you should look at the sun as much as you possibly can . He's like stare at the sun for at least 5 minutes a day . He goes . It will keep them away . I'm like what the fuck are you talking about , dude ? And he seemed so sane and he would just stand out in the yard and just stare at the sun .

Bro , people were starting to call him like really .

And this dude , he claimed there was life forms , plasma , something like forms that from the sun , that they came and they lived there from their feed off of our energy and our and they feed off of our happiness and they like to cause sadness and like they , like they're always behind us and like they take form in like different objects and like you never see

them , but like they'll like it's crazy .

They basically go to the point nearest them that has the most available charged particles that they need and they just see equilibrium pretty much constantly . But there's a bunch of different types . There's like a predator one that like eats other plasmoids . There's a scavenger ones that just kind of pick charged particles through the atmosphere .

Then there's my favorite ones , the sinkers that will dive into thunderstorms to feed and then come back up . They're not really behind you or anything like that . I hear a lot of that with the Archon conspiracy theory , which I don't subscribe to . But I do feed the plasmoid with my bioelectricity . But that's something at my will .

I intentionally will pick up right now it says 2024 .

Research to find plasmas can be identified by their detectable signatures can be found in the ionosphere and can approach thunderstorms . I think I'm looking at the wrong thing . Research .

The amount that is known like at the time that they disclosed that , like that was publicly published in February last year . The amount that they already know is crazy for how little they've told the public .

When he came out with that ? Yeah , yeah , he's still doing his thing . They didn't off him yet . You know he's got his protections and he's got the Schumer amendment came out to protect whistleblowers . If there was another , or is that the one that maybe ? I'm thinking Mark or Rubio One of them had a whistleblower amendment to help protect them more .

Now they have more and more you know , ex-government , uh , key witnesses . You know firsthand witnesses coming out . Jason sands is a new guy . That went public and , uh , I think it was the james fox documentary , uh , and my friend lance mungia worked on too . Um , it was called the program's release in what was it ? December ?

Uh , and it basically talks about the legacy program that they had . Jason Sands claims he's a whistleblower . He claims that he was actually tasked with assassinating a non-human intelligence officer .

antarctica I mean , there's a lot of stuff going on in Antarctica , but there's one whistleblower who was basically a firefighter , who somehow was contracted to work at the Raytheon facility in Antarctica and when he got there , basically his claims are that the Raytheon defense contractors have these diodes in the fucking ice , embedded in the ice .

You know hundreds of them , and they basically emit electromagnetic pulses and they shoot down , or at least used to . I don't know if they still do , it Couldn't say that , but apparently they used to shoot down UFOs as they would pass over . They would bait them with nuclear activity . You know they would bait them .

Once they would pass over , they would bait them with nuclear activity . You know , wait , what ? Yeah , there's all sorts of fucked up shit . So in order to retrieve these ships before they use Scion , you know , to just telepathically call them in and communicate and all that you know the right way .

Before that they had the , you know , america method where they would basically use nuclear threats of nuclear war basically , or through nuclear detonation . And , uh , it's been known since the 50s , since they set off the bombs , that these visitors don't like nukes , they don't like nuclear weapons .

Um , and that's the most of their message to us is to denuclearize our , our world um and we're going to nuclear fission right now oh , my god , we're going the wrong direction .

But uh , they're here , basically in more numbers now and , more prevalently , more known , because if things , if things go into a path of mutually assured destruction , the planet itself has a higher value than all of humanity combined . The planet itself is like an incubator planet .

It's very rare to have such a diverse , uh uh amount of life on any goldilocks own planet , um , but we also have one , one of it like that yeah , we have an incubator planet like like , look at , look at all the other planets . You know what I mean . You can't readily see life on them , but there is life on them . We know that there's life on them .

But so we find out where it's originating from and we go right , and it's a one-man mission . He doesn't plan on coming back , because it can't hold enough fuel . Right on his way there , he meets another alien species that's trying to do the same thing that he's doing .

This dude on this spaceship , though , is one of the one , as a scientist , that has a thesis that says that only life form , only life , can exist . Uh , water-based life form can exist . There's no such like . Life can't exist without water , right , and this life form that he meets on the outside is not a water-based life form .

It's like based off of heat , you know , and it's but the same organisms is destroying them in a different way . And it's crazy the way that they learn how to communicate like the . The alien has four fingers so , and they use musical notes as words .

So he's able to , like , put the notes into the computer and decipher a language for them and like he finds out through , like throughout the book eventually , that they use base four as math because they only have four fingers . So their math is completely off . And since they

don't have eyes , they don't see anything . So they don't know about time dilation . So they didn't put time dilation into the mathematics of their travel for when they were going to , you know , to do this whole long-ass space exploration . Because they didn't know anything about time , because they couldn't see anything how crazy is that dude ? That's just crazy .

They couldn't see anything . Time travel next it's so nuts dude , so they're making a , they're making a movie about it . Like I can't wait to see the movie . The book was so fucking good and that's another thing that got me into . All this stuff is .

Sci-fi and fantasy books really got my brain to thinking because there's so many connections in sci-fi and fantasy novels . There's like too many connections to like actually Actually go ahead .

Like , like , like nonsense , or I don't watch , I'm not talking about tv .

Now , like Mike , I'm listening to an Audible book that I thought came out yesterday and I look at it and it came out in 1960 . And I'm like what he's talking about ? The same thing . He's talking about simulation theory .

He's talking about like cell phones and iPads and see through , like all this crazy stuff and things that we have now , and he wrote this in the 60s . Like that's the kind of stuff , because science , sci-fi , is only sci-fi for so long until that shit becomes science . You know science fact right that's why I like read . That's why I like reading stuff .

I'm like the the tv movie and all that stuff yeah , that's what I'm saying . That's why I like reading , like , bro , like the three , three body problem screw the show , bro , mike , that is one of the best books I've ever read and that it will be .

That I guarantee you , I'm gonna have to look into that , I guarantee you , is what's probably happening right now and that's probably . That's probably . I'm not sure if it's nuclear , like what he was trying to say , but in a three-body problem spoiler , blah , blah , blah .

Like I won't go deep into it , but like , basically , what it comes down to is there is aliens that , like you , better show them that you are not dangerous or we're going to come and fucking destroy you . Like because you , because if you have the technology to travel faster than the speed of light , that means you're dangerous .

And if you don't show us that you're not going to use it , like by like shrouding yourself in a cloud of like shit , like you're not leaving your , you're not leaving your zone and you're staying put , you're done up , we're coming for you and that was the whole thing . And dude , the whole book was great . The book was absolutely nuts .

And how they tricked us to become feminine for centuries . They took centuries and made it like they were our friends and made us all feminine and like , very like womenish , like we love you . Yeah , yeah , yeah , like , oh everybody's nice .

Listen to what he says and what you just said just now , dude , you're gonna get the chills , you just , you gotta , you gotta listen see , that's what I'm saying literally he literally said that he was , he was going to retrieve the egg-shaped UFO that he had the video of and they were going to retrieve maybe not that one another one .

And in this occasion he said that the closer they got to the target , he was overcome with emotions , just a rush of intense emotions out of nowhere , no real trigger for it , out of nowhere , no real trigger for it .

And he's he himself said that he felt like he was inhabited by the most beautiful , peaceful , loving , feminine spirit that he has ever been possessed by , which is probably not very many spirits . You know what I mean ? Yeah , that's his exact words . What ? That's what he said . And he , he starts crying as he says this .

Like like he had like a straight up spiritual experience there . You know what I mean ? like in a chopper picking up fucking that's crazy , dude yeah , no , because these transdimensional life forms are primarily a feminine type of energy , like a , like a spirit that uh can inhabit you , apparently yes , which ?

And I know that they're allies . So I don't , I wasn't scared , like I don't get worried about you know , contacting you know , nhi , or even I I asked openly to board the ship , you know , and they , they don't , let me remember it , but I definitely remember going up and , um , eventually I was like I was like holding on to my physical body .

Eventually I just said , fuck it , you know , I was just laughing on the way up , uh , oh wait , so they actually you're saying they detached you from your physical body , but like yeah , so like your body is not you , you are what is piloting . Yeah , yes , there's all sorts of different ways that you can be abducted .

Yeah , and there's all sorts of different types of hybrids too . Uh , there's like trans-dimensional fusion type hybrids . There's genetic birth type hybrids , there's genetic like surgical type hyids , which is some fucked-up shit . But there's different types of Like implants , like non-human implants and stuff .

I never liked to entertain that whole implant thing , you know the whole abducted and come back with a fucking implant . But evidentlyly that's not a conspiracy theory . I , I really I pooh-poohed that and I am not above admitting when I was wrong . But apparently whitney striver uh , you know who that is .

He's like some famous ufo , ufologist or writer , stuff , like an author uh , I don't particularly read his books , but apparently he had a implant surgically removed and it's documented and he's got you know what I mean it like squirmed , like when they tried to take it out , like they poked at it and it moved wait , is this documented ?

yeah , yeah , yeah , but whitney's . Uh , we're whitley whitley , not whitley whitleyley . Stryver is his name . He wrote a bunch of books , whitley , whitley , yeah , w-h-i-w-i-t-l-e-y , yeah , yeah , yeah .

He's still going crazy and I'm like , uh , is it supposed to do that ? He's like no , um , all right , yes , and that was it . That was it , dude ? That , nothing more , that was all I got nothing more .

Like you're , jesse , right . I'm like , yeah , you're supposed to just wait here for the doctor . I'm like , alright , come in , doctor , starts putting on gloves and stuff . And he's like , alright , we're getting the catheter done today , right . And I'm like what ?

Anyway , you might as well do it now . Like no dude , like never stop . I was like that is not , it's like I'll be scarred for life . I was like I'd rather you stick your fingers on my ass than you do anything with my hole over there . Dude , get out of here .

But he became like a shaman and like a , a healer and like a life coach and he gave all that stuff up , moved to arizona and he's helping coach men , he's loving life man , he's doing all like the natural herb stuff and you know , like he just had a kid dude , he looks like a great god , kids fucking yeah , they're doing .

I noticed that they would get more and more grounded to reality and expect me to to , and I'm hanging on to that bit of delusional thinking that I . I know it's not delusional , but to everybody else it is . Until you make it , you know , they say . They say you're not a genius until you finally make it . And then everyone asks you how you did it .

needle , pink eraser , and I got the jar at uh , michael's okay , I think 14 or 13 bucks , okay , but any kind of uh , you know , thin glass doesn't have lead , you can't have metal in it , okay , metal in it , or you get static effects . Um , but if you get a little a cheapo setup like that with a foil wheel , uh , I can actually share with you .

You know , live the , the techniques , the physical steps to producing the non-physical movement I think I could probably do it dude , because I've been dude .

Dude , I have a floater and then I have this weird thing that I do when I like , like , cross my eyes , vision , and like I look into , like I can't , I can't , I'm going to sound crazy and I look like into , like , into the sky .

And then I just see like wisps of like what seems like particles like it's not dust you might be , it's not dust and there's millions and millions and millions of them everywhere , dude and they're just like all over , and then I just all I uncross my eyes and they're gone and it takes me a minute to focus and focus , and focus and focus .

And then all of a sudden I get them and I got to keep my eyes there and they're everywhere . Bro , I'm talking about everywhere , and it's only in the daylight . I could do it .

I have a theory that the same plasmoids that you can see floating in the sky nowadays I'm sure if you ever went out for 45 minutes , look at the same part of the sky up in jersey you see those little little guys floating around . I feel like it's the same thing , but during the day it like registers different . It's just my own little theory .

That's my own little . I don't know if that's true .

We'll tell you both outcomes at the same exact time , but we have to have an error yeah , that's what quantum , that's what superposition is and that's what we found out is actually happening and that's why we , that's why we know , bro , there's like really smart scientists that will say , like , prove that , what's going on with the double split experiment showing us

why a wave is how a photon turns into a wave when we're not looking how an object knows it's being observed , when it , like when we're looking and when we're not looking yes , like it's because you talk a lot about that yeah , but that's simulation theory , because that's a whole for it .

But like my parents , bug out about that , oh yeah , it's so scary .

They fly by super cavitation , not that's why they're small , yeah , so so basically they , they're bigger on the inside than they are on the outside , which is just like Doctor who they don't need to be big , they leak that through . Yeah , yeah , yeah , exactly . Yeah , you don't need to be big at that point .

Travel through space , Bro yo in the three-body problem .

They they send it to disrupt all of our science , and that's what happens with the double split experiment . We can't figure out what quantum entanglement is . It stops all of our research to what's going on so that they can get here fast enough and destroy us . That's what his whole thing is . Yo , it's crazy .

It's a trilogy , one of the best trilogies I've ever read I've been recommended this , uh , a book .

Or the new heaven , the new heaven of plasma , or something like that . Basically , this guy from like the 60s or 70s uh , I don't know , I don't know . I think it's like a speculative , um , it's , I guess , technically fiction , but it's like a speculative explanation of how the afterlife might be plasma based essentially .

Basically , a lot of the things that , like ideas that came to me after I got taken and , uh , you know , I got taken up was that november 2023 , uh , brought back the next morning and I came back with all sorts of weird ideas about plasma physics that I never even thought about plasma like that before and I started talking about it in some online forums .

And this , uh , uh , this guy , a physicist , um , bob Davis . Dr Bob Davis told me I should go on , and he's actually the one that suggested I should go on podcasts to talk about plasma and plasma . And uh , he , uh , um , pointed me to the uh , this book .

I got to figure out who wrote it and the full name , but it's something to do with the new heaven , of the new science of heaven . That's what it is the new science of heaven .

It's in between waves and basically it's basically in between particles and waves . As soon as it hits electrons it becomes 99% of the universe is made of plasma . Yeah , it's everything so 100 it's a plasma .

The institute of noetic science has proved it . They have a paper you can look up . The human intention has the ability to perturb an electrical plasma . They studied it . I'm telling you I've . That's how I do the electrical thing . I act .

I activate my bioplasma field , which is the biofield , the energy that basically projects the physical body , your body's like a nucleus to the whole organism , that is you yes so basically I excite my biofield and it basically gives the uh signals to my cells to produce the electrical bioelectricity .

So by mentally modulating the bioplasma around me and that it permeates through my body , I can trigger cell signaling , which is cell repair , cell death , the carcinogenesis process , the aging process , bioelectrical processes pretty much any process that has to do with cells . You can modulate it mentally .

Damn , there's a guy who did this thing called cell level meditation . There's actually a technique that specifically like it's all about meditations that focus on your cells and getting them to do things . It's like I forget the name of the guy , but there's a method for that .

Likewise , brother , I'm going to leave all your information in the description so they can come check you out . I'll definitely be calling you back so we can do another one of these . All right , and I'll be in touch .