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People often don't know who they truly are. They may think their name and age define them, but that's not the case. Our names are given to us by our parents, and our bodies are just vessels. So, who are we? It's a profound question. I believe we exist on three levels: spiritual, intellectual, and physical. However, because we lack awareness of our true selves, we remain trapped in the physical world. To find the answer, we must study and seek understanding.

Reality is explained as being inside the mind, with light being processed by the brain and everything experienced as electrical impulses. The universe is made of light, and physical matter is a result of opposing forces. The torus field creates a sine wave, which gives polarity and creates day and night, seasons, and other cycles. The DNA, sun, zodiac, and dollar bill are all examples of sine waves. Humans enter a soul system and crystallize into seven energy centers before entering the heart. There is no past or future, only an infinite now. The mind is the root cause of everything, and it can change the physical world.

Consciousness is not confined to the body; it is what we are. We have the freedom to explore the larger consciousness system by letting go of the things that hinder us. Learning new techniques or hearing specific sounds can assist in entering an altered state more easily. However, the most crucial aspect is our attitude, beliefs, expectations, ego, and fears. Overcoming these obstacles will make the rest of the journey effortless.

The purpose of the human race and mind is evolution and creation. Everything around us, including ourselves, was created. If we're not evolving, we're doing something wrong. Anything that limits our mind's power keeps us stagnant and delays our evolution. To evolve, we should study the laws of the universe, such as the law of attraction, abundance, and cause and effect. By understanding and controlling our thoughts, we can alter our reality and even achieve astral projection. If we can't free our minds, we become enslaved to this realm. The ultimate goal is to live, serve our purpose, and experience completion.

The speaker emphasizes that the purpose of human existence is evolution, whether it be spiritual or physical. Everything around us is a creation, and if we are not evolving, we are doing something wrong. The goal is to study the laws of the universe, such as the law of attraction and cause and effect, and to meditate to gain control over our minds. By freeing our minds from this realm, we can transcend physical limitations. The ultimate goal is to live and die, serving our purpose and achieving victory.

Speaker 0 discusses becoming grateful for traction in the discussion of financial markets and asserts that we are “basically living in a slave system” and that “system is coming to an end.” They believe a new financial system is emerging and that we are witnessing the death throes of the old system, acknowledging it will be messy. They expand the idea of suppressed sovereignty, describing a systematic, global “matrix” that is real and pervasive. The matrix includes the water you drink, the food you eat, the music you listen to, the shows you consume, the celebrities you follow, and “all very carefully crafted in order to keep you in very low states of consciousness.” They emphasize that we are in a global awakening, which they feel cannot be stopped, and that the process is an inside job at the individual level—“Only you can raise your consciousness.” The speaker asserts that individuals already possess the information needed to awaken “inside of you,” and instructs listeners to go within, listen, quiet the mind, and get rid of attachments. They urge rejecting the world—“You have to reject the world, as it were. You have to be in the world, but not of it.”—and declare that the world one grew up in is no longer viable and will not be around much longer; listeners are witnessing the death throes of that old system of control. What to do: reject the world and the things the world loves, arguing that “If the world loves it, it’s probably poison.” They invoke spiritual guidance: “the Kingdom of God, as Christ said, the Kingdom of Heaven is within you.” These states are accessible by living as Christ taught—rejecting hatred and fear. The speaker questions fear: “How can you be afraid? How do you know what is going to happen? You can’t know.” They remind listeners they are “an infinite being,” experiencing a temporary human life, and that there is nothing to fear. Practical practice is offered: watch your thoughts and become the watcher of your thoughts, then categorize them as good or bad and assess whether a thought moves you toward or away from the kingdom. The inner world is said to affect the outer world: “You cannot change your outer world without changing your inner world. It’s like trying to change the reflection in the mirror without changing your face.” The process will require work and diligence; listeners may lose friends and experience loneliness as old beliefs crumble because “everything that you knew is not real,” which is described as part of the journey. Concluding, they acknowledge the path won’t be super easy, but promise that “on the other side of this thing, there is a beautiful world waiting for all of us,” and reiterate that the change starts with the individual: “the sooner it starts with you, the sooner we can get on with it.” Cheers.

The speaker discusses the concept of identity and ego, emphasizing that our roles and sense of self are social constructs. They explain that the feeling of a separate "I" is an illusion, and the true self is interconnected with everything else. The speaker encourages relaxation and acceptance of this interconnected nature, as it is the fundamental essence of existence.

In the brief exchange, the conversation centers on whether the human race should endure and the pace or scope of what transformation would require. Speaker 0 pushes for a resolute stance on survival, challenging Speaker 1 with a probing question about enduring humanity, while Speaker 1 offers an uncertain, hesitant response that highlights the difficulty of settling on such a fate. The dialogue underscores a tension between a plain, binary question—should humanity survive?—and the complex lay of considerations that accompany the idea of radical change. The core topic is transhumanism and its envisioned goal: “the ideal was this radical transformation where your human natural body gets transformed into an immortal body.” This portrays a future in which the human condition is fundamentally altered to achieve immortality, moving beyond conventional limits of mortality. The discussion then shifts to critique, clarifying that the objection to such a vision is not simply that it appears “weird and unnatural.” Rather, the critique asserts that the proposed transformation is “pathetically little,” implying that mere changes of surface or partial adjustments do not address the larger aspirations people have for posthuman existence. A central claim in the exchange is the demand for a deeper, more comprehensive transformation than minor alterations. The speakers argue that we should want more than “cross dressing or changing your sex organs.” The expectation expressed is that genuine advancement would enable one to change fundamental aspects of humanity, including the heart and the mind, and, ultimately, the whole body. The conversation further asserts that this expanded transformation must go beyond physical or physiological changes and extend to the transformation of the soul, the inner essence, and the entire self. The speakers insist that the full vision of transhumanism would require this holistic metamorphosis, encompassing body, mind, and soul, to achieve the enduring, immortal state envisioned.

Most people don't know who they truly are. They identify themselves by their name and body, but that's not their true essence. We exist on three levels: spiritual, intellectual, and physical. However, due to a lack of self-awareness, we become trapped in the physical world and let external factors control us. The majority of people react to life instead of truly living.

Speaker 0: That's one thing I want to share with you. The other thing is this. I've had a lot of questions over the years about this, but I had a couple more just in the last two weeks regarding the question, what happens when you die? I have emails to get to you with folks who have been really busy just trying to hold things together myself. Okay? But I’ll get to your emails here in the next week. When you die, you have choices. You don’t know this, but you have choices. When you leave your physical body, it is very typical for you to see yourself standing next to your body with either your loved ones or EMTs or whatever the circumstances are. And you see yourself, and then you’ll hear a voice. You’ll see the tunnel of light, and a voice will be calling you, or you will hear the voice telepathically telling you to come on. Come. You know? Now as you stand there and you’re looking at the tunnel of light, you have a choice. You can go up to this tunnel of light where you’ll be with other loved ones that have crossed over usually. Alright? And you’ll be put into a system where you are essentially caught in a reincarnational cycle, a loop. Or you can turn around, put the tunnel of light behind you, and what you will see is the entire universe. If you choose to go to the universe instead of the tunnel of light, whatever dimension you came from when you came down here to Earth, k, we’ll keep it all present present time and place. Earth, whether it was sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth density, whatever it was, if you choose the universe and you say to yourself, I wish to go home, you will return to that dimension from which you came. So if it’s five, six, seven, or eight, you will leave here and you will go back to that dimension where I am told you’ll be reunited with your soul group because we’re multidimensional. We’re in many places at once. I’ve never shared this information before. Speaker 1: I heard that when we die, we should not go to the light as it is a trick to recapture our soul to rebirth on earth. Is that true? Speaker 0: That’s what I was told. Vesias was very specific. He said, you of course can choose to do whatever you want but none of you ever turn around and look what’s behind you. And when I asked, well, what is behind me? He said, freedom. Freedom of Earth. Freedom of the reincarnational cycle.

Speaker 0 discusses the dilemma of whether the human race should endure and the hesitation involved in that question. They acknowledge a desire for humanity to survive, but also express a wish to radically solve humanity’s problems, highlighting a tension between endurance and transformation. They describe transhumanism as the ideal of a radical transformation in which the human natural body is transformed into an immortal body. They note a critique that centers on sexual-context discussions of trans identity, referencing terms such as transvestite (someone who changes clothes and cross-dresses) and transsexual (someone who changes their penis into a vagina). They mention that there can be debate about how well those surgeries work, but emphasize that the aim is for more transformation than those approaches provide. The speaker argues that the critique is not merely about the strangeness or unnaturalness of trans identities. Instead, the critique is that such transformations are pathetically small. They express a desire for far greater transformation than cross-dressing or altering sexual organs. Ultimately, Speaker 0 articulates a goal of transforming more fundamental aspects of a person: not only physical changes but changes to the heart and mind and the entire body. They advocate for comprehensive, radical transformation as the path beyond existing approaches to gender and physical alteration, aligning with a broader transhumanist aim to redesign human nature itself.

The soul is an observer symbolized as a single eye, inhabiting different bodies to perceive different realities. When dreaming, we see into another reality as the brain decodes light waves given by the soul. Consciousness is in the center of the brain, making us the observer of this reality. The sun represents the soul, the moon represents the mind, and the earth represents the body. The goal is to turn matter back into light and reconnect with our spirit self. Saturn 666 symbolism represents the three-dimensional physical matter world that keeps us trapped.

Death is an illusion. You are a soul, pure life force and consciousness. The mind gives the soul free will and the ability to create. Spirit is a non-physical copy of the body, used in dreams and astral projection. The soul and mind are celestial, while the spirit and body are from the physical plane. The mind is powerful and affects all planes below it. The soul and mind are immortal, while the spirit and body are mortal. The soul is pure magnetism, forever radiating. The physical world is electric, with red and blue shifts.

Speaker 0 argues that phenomena associated with remote viewing, out-of-body experiences, and UFO-related insights are not external journeys but internal ones. The core idea is that nothing of the sort being sought exists outside the self; everything is created inside us. When people practice remote viewing or have an out-of-body experience, they are not really traveling to distant places. Instead, they are going within their own bodies, and the target they seek is inside them. They arrive at the target instantly because they are already there; the entire universe is contained within the individual, folded inside the self. Citing Steven Greer, Speaker 0 emphasizes that the entire universe is within you. In practice, when someone performs what is described as Rovu (a form of remote perception), they are “going with themselves” and effectively reading another person’s thoughts because that person is inside them in the same way they are inside themselves. The connection that mediates these experiences is described as an internal one, not a transmission of waves across a room into another person’s head. The idea posits that “everybody’s inside everybody,” and this interior connectivity underpins the discussion of UFOs and related consciousness phenomena. Speaker 0 reflects on the paradox that, as the phenomena are examined more deeply, they become increasingly indigestible. Even within the UFO community itself, he notes that approximately 95% of members may dismiss the concepts as nonsense and insist on more sightings or conventional evidence before even entertaining consciousness-based explanations. This underscores a broader challenge: if the UFO-knowledge community is not convinced, it becomes even less likely to persuade the general public. The speaker identifies a fundamental tension in the field: valuable insights may be gleaned from the phenomena, but the shift in understanding is slow and gradual. It requires generations of new participants to emerge because the field is “ahead of our time.” As the current participants age and pass on, “new people have to come in,” suggesting that perceptual and interpretive frameworks evolve only with successive generations. The overarching message is that internal, consciousness-centered interpretations of remote viewing and related experiences may be essential to understanding the UFO phenomenon, even as widespread acceptance remains elusive in the near term.

One should not require external direction, as many seem to believe they must. Why accept another's dictates? Realize that "I am the rest of mankind," and the history of mankind is within oneself. If one knows how to read it, one doesn't need to depend on anyone else. Psychological guidance by another, whether religious or from a psychologist, is fundamentally wrong.

You are trapped in a simulation created by your brain and nervous system, perceiving only electrical impulses. Your body is a vehicle for your soul, allowing it to operate in this physical dimension. Society has programmed you to believe you are merely a physical being, limiting your consciousness and keeping you attached to materialism. To escape this trap, you must look within and expand your consciousness through practices like astral projection. This activation of your light body enables you to explore other dimensions, akin to the ancient depictions of gods with dual faces. You possess the potential to transcend the physical realm and realize your divine nature.

They describe rituals to gain advanced knowledge from spirits, claiming aliens don’t come from space but are interdimensional and all around us. When asked why those who receive cursed knowledge don’t learn their lesson, they say demons urge them to do bad things so they can resonate with the demons and receive power, a message they claim Hollywood conveys. They reference Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith, where Palpatine tells a new Darth Vader to kill all the Jedi temple kids to become strong in the dark side, suggesting he sacrifices his own loved ones to obtain satanic power and that George Lucas is conveying this. They further claim Hollywood is obsessed with the currency of molesting children, with about half of them disappearing and the others tortured to death in the worst ways. They discuss a good equivalent to demonic powers as being loving to one’s children, working hard, standing up to bullies, and the broader experiences of life that are associated with higher dimensions, while Earth is described as purgatory between heaven and hell. They view the Earth as an energy system, a boot camp testing ground where free will and conscious choice exist, determining which dimensions one can reach. They contemplate the ultimate end result and personal resilience, acknowledging the temptation to feel hopeless but expressing a commitment to remain good, to give people freedom, and to raise a family. They assert that those who are evil have power only in a limited zone and for a limited period, and that betting on the universe and God by having children is “getting in the arena.” By raising children, they claim we place our cards on the table for the future and push humanity toward the right decisions so that the children come with us. They expand on passing on more than genes, including personality, thoughts, and deeds, and describe life as a continuum of what we build together. They propose that the genetic lineage encapsulates our ancestors’ experiences, though they also acknowledge an ethereal spirit that can resonate with the cells of the body. They mention epigenetics with an example of chickens selectively conditioned across generations: chickens raised indoors still respond to external cues and instinctual patterns, such as reacting to shapes in the sky or a hawk’s appearance, illustrating deep-rooted instincts beyond personal experience. They reference ancient programming and the concept of old souls who carry more advanced knowledge into future situations, noting the Matrix and similar narratives as representations of ongoing battles over time to protect free will. They conclude that the system keeps trying to crack free will, and the devil has repeatedly lost, making this a repeated cycle.

The speakers discuss transhumanism and its relationship to religion. One speaker expresses ambivalence about the human race enduring, while also desiring radical problem-solving. Transhumanism aims for radical transformation into an immortal body, but current transformations are seen as insufficient. Orthodox Christianity critiques transhumanism for only changing the body, not the soul. One speaker believes religion should embrace scientific progress, as divine providence encompasses human achievements. They suggest that Christianity promises a perfected body and soul through God's grace, contrasting this with a dystopian outcome for those who pursue it through technology alone. One speaker posits that Judeo-Christian inspiration is about transcending nature and overcoming flaws with God's help. They claim the word "nature" does not appear in the Old Testament.

Most people don't truly know who they are. They may know their name, age, and location, but that's not really who they are. Names are given to us by our parents, but they don't define us. Our bodies are not us either; they are simply vessels. We exist on three levels: spiritual, intellectual, and physical. However, due to a lack of self-awareness, we are trapped in the physical world and allow external factors to control us. The majority of the population reacts to life instead of truly living.

We are the first species on Earth to be aware of evolution and how our actions impact our own evolution. This includes the choices we make regarding the food we eat, the babies we have, and the conflicts we engage in, such as car wars.