Speaker 1: Get ready for.
Speaker 2: Twenty ninth day of July twenty twenty four. Allegedly, according
Speaker 2: to that thing we call a calendar, this is the
Speaker 2: show you were looking for.
Speaker 3: How do I know that? Because you found it?
Speaker 2: Anyway, the o'celly effect, And yeah, we're live on a
Speaker 2: Monday boon day, whatever it might be.
Speaker 3: And an unusual guest for sure. Now why is he
Speaker 3: an unusual guest? Because he's an unusual guy. You know.
Speaker 2: I had a discussion about him a few months back
Speaker 2: with somebody, and for some reason, they were scared to
Speaker 2: death that I actually talked to this guy.
Speaker 3: I love him. I haven't talked to him on air
Speaker 3: in years, and.
Speaker 2: The conversations still are banging around in my head and
Speaker 2: making all kinds of noise because well.
Speaker 3: That's what he does.
Speaker 2: How do I describe doctor Richard Allen Miller? You defy description? Uh,
Speaker 2: doc ram?
Speaker 3: How do I explain this?
Speaker 2: I mean, I got to begin the conversation with, well,
Speaker 2: you know, I saw this movie not too long ago,
Speaker 2: called Everything Everywhere, All at Once, and I thought to myself,
Speaker 2: what a surprise that they actually made this movie.
Speaker 3: I didn't think they would.
Speaker 2: Go that far on a silver screen, but maybe you
Speaker 2: have some thoughts about that, Richard Allenmiller dot com. I'll
Speaker 2: give you guys links, I'll show you some books and
Speaker 2: things that he's written.
Speaker 3: But there's just too much to even I.
Speaker 2: Could spend a half hour listing everything, okay, from magic
Speaker 2: mushrooms to uh altered States, onto the power tools for
Speaker 2: the mind I made place. It's on and on and on.
Speaker 2: But anyway, how are you doing tonight? Doc Ram, I'm.
Speaker 4: Going into le Oh it's a frenic, just kidding. I'm good.
Speaker 1: Other than this has been a very weird day. Bil
Speaker 1: rhythm wise pilorhithms. You've got your emotional, physical, and intellectual
Speaker 1: psychotol going in opposite directions.
Speaker 4: Uh, what the hell is that? What is that?
Speaker 3: Does it have anything to do with talking to me?
Speaker 3: I don't know. Do I throw you off? A little?
Speaker 4: Jeorg was on my mind, but not that, Tindy.
Speaker 2: But look, you're you're you're more visual and I'm more
Speaker 2: a sonic in my nature. Right, so let's let's see
Speaker 2: where we can go with this. Okay, what what is happening?
Speaker 2: I started looking at a piece that you sent me,
Speaker 2: and uh, this cloud formation around Saturn. I mean, look,
Speaker 2: people talk about Saturn, and they talk about the esoteric,
Speaker 2: you know, and they talk about the the hidden, you know,
Speaker 2: the occult, this and that, and.
Speaker 4: I gotta tell you, yeah, I know Saturn return.
Speaker 1: I'm a physicist that worked maybe intelligence, and now they've
Speaker 1: redeployed me. I'm training some astronauts a Saturn one project
Speaker 1: now back now, a long time ago on far away universe.
Speaker 1: I actually working when I was out of the Pentagon.
Speaker 1: I worked. I took twelve NASA scientists to Mars nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty three by creating a wormhole. It's different than astral
Speaker 1: projection and remote viewing. It's not has nothing to do
Speaker 1: with astral bodies. It has the term best used for
Speaker 1: it conceptually would be by location, and you're connecting with
Speaker 1: another part of you that didn't listen to this radio
Speaker 1: station tonight and they all happened.
Speaker 4: That's your movie you were referencing.
Speaker 2: Right, See that by location sounds like two, But it's
Speaker 2: a whole lot more than two. And I'm well aware
Speaker 2: of that reality. However, it's difficult to articulate to some
Speaker 2: people the concept of Look there is the many world's idea, right,
Speaker 2: and people discuss that, and they used to talk about
Speaker 2: string theory, but I mean strings. You can't deal with
Speaker 2: one string at a Yeah.
Speaker 1: String theory suggests that there are ten dimensions, not sure
Speaker 1: that we currently enjoy. And super string then is when
Speaker 1: you take an eleventh string and you interconnect it as
Speaker 1: a wormhole with the other ten. Now with that said,
Speaker 1: then not theory. It's me being a little boy, Scott
Speaker 1: tie him into not. I'm a polymoun That's what I've
Speaker 1: been doing.
Speaker 4: Said. I went to NASA. I was almost sixteen years old,
Speaker 4: and old man Depot.
Speaker 1: Had May and two other people who are probably familiar
Speaker 1: with Michael James or Connostio some segal prison right now,
Speaker 1: and Captain Crunch. And what we did basically is convert
Speaker 1: Greek mathematics into English code. And one of the things
Speaker 1: I'm framed for with the north which is object.
Speaker 2: Right now, but that left the by location but by
Speaker 2: location again all right now, by location when you're dealing
Speaker 2: with the knots, and you can actually intertwine the ten
Speaker 2: with the knots.
Speaker 3: This is what I'm visualizing.
Speaker 2: But it's still it's past that because there is this
Speaker 2: hanglet thought, Yeah, you can got eleven thirteen turns to
Speaker 2: make sure the next month, and Kaufman has developed some
Speaker 2: mathematics in that direction.
Speaker 4: I'm going to use a virtual for this math.
Speaker 1: I'm beyond anything you could imagine in terms.
Speaker 4: Of I have scars on.
Speaker 1: Basically, I don't know how I do it math just
Speaker 1: tumblest on them. When I look at something, I see
Speaker 1: it in our articulate forms of.
Speaker 4: Like a child called a debbit.
Speaker 1: EI d it a debtit imaging where okay, check age.
Speaker 1: In my previous book to the Diamond Body, it's called
Speaker 1: a non local mind in a holographic universe. I am
Speaker 1: the original architect.
Speaker 4: That concept.
Speaker 1: After the bar one month earlier, went to soccholm one
Speaker 1: developing a hologram using coherent life. Now what I did
Speaker 1: is I extended it into mathematics and that led to
Speaker 1: the holographic universe. And in nineteen seventy three I published
Speaker 1: an application of that and went to Prague. And that
Speaker 1: was when it was still the Iron Curtain. And I
Speaker 1: presented a paper in Gordon and and they cleft like
Speaker 1: top secret.
Speaker 4: And I say that it was like ten days later
Speaker 4: that came in.
Speaker 1: Military came in, went through all my fials and took
Speaker 1: everything and I rewrote that and republished it nineteen ninety
Speaker 1: three Psychedelic Monographs and Essays with Tom Lytle, and then
Speaker 1: to Russian scientists Gary If and pop Off then quoted
Speaker 1: from that article and went to Noble and then Max
Speaker 1: from pell current Russian was studying under Gillry. I now
Speaker 1: working on DNA. Residents came up to interview me as
Speaker 1: biologists couldn't understand the math. And now we're co authoring paper.
Speaker 1: I'm getting like maybe ten reads a day just on
Speaker 1: academia a year. Now people that thousands and mostly I'm
Speaker 1: not I'm eighty years old. All I want to do
Speaker 1: give them my bucket. Sound but I vote, you know,
Speaker 1: I'm being kept on a shortly ship, said correct way
Speaker 1: to put that, because I'm I'm still a serious asset.
Speaker 1: I even have a hand from Putin, not actually not
Speaker 1: as as everybody makes him out. He's basically a nationalist.
Speaker 1: And what they did is Ukraine. What would the United
Speaker 1: States do? Someone took back, canst ut.
Speaker 2: Well, look, yeah, look this is way beyond politics anyway.
Speaker 2: So the thing is, though, when you talk about nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty three and going to Mars, I mean that that's
Speaker 2: supposed to be the thing of the future.
Speaker 3: Nobody's supposed to go down there yet. Yeah, go ahead,
Speaker 3: That's what I do.
Speaker 1: That's what I've been doing as a little kid. I'm
Speaker 1: about twenty years ahead of everything.
Speaker 4: And right now, when.
Speaker 1: They did the fly by NASA Saturday, you noticed, Hey,
Speaker 1: that's doctor Miller's gentry.
Speaker 4: Of Mars. Okay, what that's means? Literally, that's in the
Speaker 4: Diamond Body. Now your book.
Speaker 1: The Diamond Body is basically when I moved the Manager
Speaker 1: Foundation from to Peka, Kansas to the University of Washington,
Speaker 1: had a video feedback that was the birth simtics nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy nine. I bypassed the use of drugs using electric
Speaker 1: currents on the forehead and was able to break the
Speaker 1: code and release neuro transmitters using electric currents in nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy nine.
Speaker 4: It doesn't get you high.
Speaker 1: It has a chemistry very similar to but different neural transmitters,
Speaker 1: and everybody goes into redtle or mushroom or whatever you're doing,
Speaker 1: and then produces overproduces neural transmitter.
Speaker 4: Look at your houck. Now, I just game eight.
Speaker 1: Altered States, the Shield program turned them into Superman.
Speaker 4: Imagine what could happen.
Speaker 1: You could have for one hundred altered states of consciousness
Speaker 1: and you use them as tools in a toolbox rather.
Speaker 4: Than getting high escape recreation.
Speaker 2: Now, we talked about that before, about slowing down time
Speaker 2: and all that, but what is a solid state mandela
Speaker 2: or a mandola?
Speaker 4: Excuse me, Mendels, I mean that's air as well as work.
Speaker 4: You mean originally at Evergreen.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm looking at an excerpt from the Diamond Body, actually,
Speaker 2: and I was just curious if you could explain what
Speaker 2: a solid state mandal is.
Speaker 1: What it takes cimetics and visualize them in your mind's eye.
Speaker 4: You can or a lage.
Speaker 1: Specific neural transmitters and use them as tools. I watched
Speaker 1: a woman rip a cardor to save your daughter, and
Speaker 1: flaming automobiles were actually killed. That now, that's physically impossible.
Speaker 1: Drilin did not make her bone and muscle stronger than steel.
Speaker 4: How did you do that?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Because the skin should tear, the skin should tear, the
Speaker 2: bone should give. It is just physiologically it should be
Speaker 2: resistant against Uh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, but yes, you did it a point because
Speaker 1: when you're an altered state difference, you know how to
Speaker 1: use that. Have a way, come superman, you can be anything.
Speaker 1: You want that their mind's eye envisions God as is
Speaker 1: what you can become. And here's the bad news. That's
Speaker 1: even less than half layter God, which is not noble.
Speaker 1: You can experience God.
Speaker 5: You can't know them.
Speaker 1: I would am the last remaining scientists alive worked m
Speaker 1: J twelve Project Majestic, and I now believe Krill Alien
Speaker 1: disappeared recently closing down from like you know.
Speaker 4: I know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm real good at what I do and know now
Speaker 1: that's why God gave you two brains.
Speaker 4: That's chapter seven in my book, The.
Speaker 1: Anomal My that's called time Travel and the True Nature
Speaker 1: of Cavitation.
Speaker 4: Now I am knowing that chapter eight.
Speaker 1: Is from mind size imagination is reality because.
Speaker 4: You are only a limited party yourself.
Speaker 1: When I studied with James Hillman and Elizabeth Kbler Ross
Speaker 1: sovereign my physics type of doctors and Youngion psychotherapy for generation,
Speaker 1: imaginal psychology and writing in that field also, and I
Speaker 1: can tell you what I do know archetypes from the
Speaker 1: Greek mythology. It started eleven thousand, three hundred years ago.
Speaker 1: Nothing is written been captured every twelve thousand years. Petri Dish,
Speaker 1: it's recycling it's about to happen right now. I've written
Speaker 1: on that since nineteen seventy four for the military, and
Speaker 1: you'll you'll know it when all the volcanos start going
Speaker 1: off like a Yellowstone and mount in Air whatever they're all.
Speaker 4: It's about to happen when well the city.
Speaker 1: I went back five epis at five times twelve thousand
Speaker 1: years and it's had a three sigma ercatures. All that
Speaker 1: means there's a ninety nine point nine percent probability it's
Speaker 1: been occurring.
Speaker 4: Now with that said, the little of the money.
Speaker 1: Close out twenty so you know when it's gonna happen.
Speaker 4: So I think we're due right now.
Speaker 1: All the planets except Mercury and RBS have started course,
Speaker 1: including the son. That means it's about a half. And
Speaker 1: that's why I'm a I'm a prepper, you're a pepper.
Speaker 1: I'm a doctor pepper, pepper, I forget.
Speaker 2: How would you wouldn't you like to be a pepper too?
Speaker 2: That's anyway I think, ye, Okay, Hey.
Speaker 4: When the hell what is it? I've got cigars on
Speaker 4: my necklace from dragon. That's what I got and I
Speaker 4: and I know that that's what we are.
Speaker 1: We're sugar rents kitchen, serve soul and the fact that
Speaker 1: Saturn has that geometry on it just solar system to
Speaker 1: life and where that worm holds. I have no clue,
Speaker 1: And you don't think NaSTA to someone because at the
Speaker 1: end of days, how do some of to escape the
Speaker 1: Petre m.
Speaker 4: Oh I can tell you what one of the things
Speaker 4: that Cole told me.
Speaker 1: If you were to choose an artifacture to remember earth body,
Speaker 1: what would it be? And Joseph right ones choose the
Speaker 1: star for choice to complete your revolution.
Speaker 4: All aliens that have more from little green men.
Speaker 1: All by that means they're humans. And I've seen a
Speaker 1: little bit of based life ones in the laboratory that
Speaker 1: will creepy up. And I can tell you doesn't have
Speaker 1: two arms, steel eggs and wax pox and you know
Speaker 1: it isn't like that until anything that does that is
Speaker 1: obviously jumping from the future.
Speaker 4: Now how can I say that?
Speaker 1: Well, time isn't real any more than spaces to construct.
Speaker 1: Let me give you another one that I haven't tuked
Speaker 1: to and I'm in nineteen seventy four, I flew over
Speaker 1: the Oregon hortext TB WAT military seaplane and I had
Speaker 1: an innerferometer fifteen talcancy.
Speaker 4: Now what that I'm the layers.
Speaker 1: Fifteen people, that's what many black holes and I'm guessing
Speaker 1: all your Ley lines and the Permeter triangle also many
Speaker 1: black holes in a specific geometry into Yeah, I have
Speaker 1: no idea.
Speaker 3: It's okay, It's okay, I do it.
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 3: Are we are?
Speaker 2: We merely connected to all of this due to the
Speaker 2: the common element of water, because that that is the
Speaker 2: thing that has always confused me regarding this sixth.
Speaker 4: I'm structured water. Jerry Pollock was my.
Speaker 1: Lead when I worked in anesthesiology the University of Washington.
Speaker 1: When I did these studies in nineteen seventy two, they
Speaker 1: gave me tenure. Wait till you guess what I did there.
Speaker 1: But here's the bad news.
Speaker 4: Structure water has many, many, many forms.
Speaker 1: And this structured water on Mars different than structured water
Speaker 1: on Earth, and structured water on Earth is what causes
Speaker 1: that water touches something changes.
Speaker 4: That's memory water. That's what they call memory.
Speaker 1: And in chapter seven, time travel and the True Nature
Speaker 1: of capitition, I cover what happens amomter of death.
Speaker 4: And that's interesting because there's a five gram weight loss
Speaker 4: in man and it's not urine, what is it?
Speaker 1: And I proposed that is microtubal just slightly outside the
Speaker 1: physic with five grams of structured water. Goes back home
Speaker 1: and page two on that is five grams structure learners
Speaker 1: and hold memory of one thousand lifetimes.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, that's that's the literal.
Speaker 2: That's the literal breath leaving the vessel at that five grams.
Speaker 3: That's it, because I understand the spy, but it's.
Speaker 4: Just it's an imagination.
Speaker 1: I'm you know, in Youngan psychotherapy they talk about the
Speaker 1: collectives unconscious, and we talk in terms of the other nontenses, not.
Speaker 4: I part of self. It is non tenses probably ninety tillion.
Speaker 1: That's how limited our awarenesses persons to where we're going.
Speaker 4: And I know I don't know, but I'm still hungry.
Speaker 4: Can I have some more? Please?
Speaker 2: No, I totally understand. Look, I repaired myself with psilocybin.
Speaker 2: I started to tell you this off air. Actually I
Speaker 2: repaired myself with the fairly large doses of psilocybin that
Speaker 2: some people said I was kind of insane to take.
Speaker 3: And I've never.
Speaker 1: Just that's okay, it's not so cybin and it actually
Speaker 1: does the deed. It's general transmitter and the transmitters that
Speaker 1: Joe Fabin really says are close. No ciga what you
Speaker 1: really wanted to do? And that's the second part of
Speaker 1: three parts. Uh doing that question.
Speaker 2: Well, this this allowed me to break every to break
Speaker 2: everything loose and reorganize, is what it did.
Speaker 4: Are or change?
Speaker 2: Yes, So I was able to do that. And when
Speaker 2: I did that, it was it was odd because I
Speaker 2: had done it when I was younger, and uh you know,
Speaker 2: not until I got to be around fifty years of
Speaker 2: age did it actually do the right thing for me.
Speaker 2: Uh So there's something to this. You know, you're talking
Speaker 2: about being eighty. I will probably not see that age.
Speaker 2: I'm aware that that's my and at least not in
Speaker 2: this self will I see that age that's mine.
Speaker 3: Some of my other selves might.
Speaker 1: But in connect up to yourself, because Lucy does it
Speaker 1: with all the different ones and it becomes God.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 2: But I, no matter where you went, I'm not God,
Speaker 2: at least not in a major way. So uh so
Speaker 2: that's the way I understand it. I mean, I may
Speaker 2: be some small memory there in the book, but I'm
Speaker 2: not the large thing.
Speaker 3: And I'm definitely not doing the kind of.
Speaker 2: Matthe you're doing, although I do understand the mathematics have
Speaker 2: said way of doing it.
Speaker 4: All roots, d'Arme.
Speaker 1: See, that's the deal, all rooms, and each of us
Speaker 1: is uniquely different. The reason to go to religion seek
Speaker 1: individuals fellowship that have us, have values you aspire toward.
Speaker 1: And that's why I go to all the different religions
Speaker 1: Because my parents. Mom worked into China theater during the forties.
Speaker 1: She stuck me in its missionary schools. She couldn't be
Speaker 1: there and I was raised. Then my parents, then when
Speaker 1: I was in high school, sent me to Missouri, said
Speaker 1: Catechism to armor me because they were atheists, armor me
Speaker 1: against the missionary crap that goes on in our high schools.
Speaker 1: And when I came out of graduate school, I knew
Speaker 1: there's something else going on. And what I did is
Speaker 1: I learned Old Hebrew and Greek. I did it by
Speaker 1: the numbers, and I studied six years with Girsham Scholam
Speaker 1: and did my own translations and Newslash.
Speaker 4: I still don't know what's going on because I wasn't
Speaker 4: literally there, I see.
Speaker 2: But you were you were literally uh there there with
Speaker 2: with Bruce Lee at one point, which which I found
Speaker 2: fascinating too. Uh, But let's put that aside because I
Speaker 2: don't want to talk about the physical manifestations. That's something
Speaker 2: we could easily cover if we want to talk about
Speaker 2: the superman idea regarding the seals and their altered states.
Speaker 2: Although that's fascinating enough because that allowed my first introductions
Speaker 2: really into the concept of time shifting. I had never
Speaker 2: thought of it that way.
Speaker 4: I'm shifting his arb, you know, like space.
Speaker 1: We started with astrology, then it morphed into astronomy, and
Speaker 1: in the seventies, I mean, the rest of the universe
Speaker 1: hasn't taught up yet. It's changed into what it's called
Speaker 1: cosmo biology, and that is the geometric relationship celestial buddies.
Speaker 1: And I can tell you, okay, a different concept altogether.
Speaker 1: When a woman is born an and gram set in
Speaker 1: on her DNA. Once she ogulates, and because it's phases
Speaker 1: of the moon, she moves, that phase angle changes and
Speaker 1: her relation cycle changes. Now we have boot control, right,
Speaker 1: So that was not sure out of Hugo Sabia. One
Speaker 1: of the things I learned when I was study. Excuse me,
Speaker 1: there's a distinction between learning something and studying it. Studying
Speaker 1: it is when you like take chi. Everybody does it differently, right,
Speaker 1: come both when you hit it and then chevy cueball.
Speaker 2: All right, well look, you know I also take note
Speaker 2: because you just brought up the ovum. I was looking
Speaker 2: at this very interesting pattern in the hexagon of Saturn,
Speaker 2: and I thought to myself, that looks quite a bit
Speaker 2: like an ovum.
Speaker 3: Actually doesn't it.
Speaker 1: If you do this in moving, I'll send you a
Speaker 1: thing you can post for your guests. They like you
Speaker 1: look at that too long. You're you're get in trouble.
Speaker 1: You need to train your mind before you start playing
Speaker 1: these games. It took me years as a Sanging.
Speaker 4: I was initiated by Sharon Sang. I meditate every day,
Speaker 4: take a tenth.
Speaker 1: Of my life two hours training my mind, and I'm
Speaker 1: still just normal, you know, upper normal, uppy upper normal,
Speaker 1: or paring normal or someone apparing normal parry comatatus.
Speaker 4: There. I'll be back.
Speaker 1: Guy, I don't know how to well, I did twelve
Speaker 1: NASA science when we went to Mars Saturn is uh
Speaker 1: you said every fifty you know, when you're fifty something,
Speaker 1: that's your second Saturn return.
Speaker 4: By the way, fifty two.
Speaker 1: So it starts between at forty eight, I mean at
Speaker 1: twenty twenty seven to twenty eight and a half, usually
Speaker 1: right in there in your natal position.
Speaker 4: Saturn returns. That's the geometry part.
Speaker 1: Again, coming back in terms of space, and I think
Speaker 1: at time. According to Robert Dunstain later earlier standstings, situation, times,
Speaker 1: sweet memory, it's organizing your brain. Has nothing to do
Speaker 1: with reality. You can change your perception of time with
Speaker 1: rest control as simple. I do that when I go
Speaker 1: to the y every day, swimming way back. I go
Speaker 1: into an ultra state where everything slows down. And then
Speaker 1: why for ten hours a day it's only half an hour?
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, you can stretch things that way. I'm able
Speaker 2: to do that now as well. And I really I
Speaker 2: don't know how how that.
Speaker 1: Has starting and all of that and shine turning it now,
Speaker 1: what happens you know? Just doing that alone too in
Speaker 1: a native field of martial arts Colonel right, No, And
Speaker 1: it does have the doing a double gaunt style or something.
Speaker 1: And and I can tell you I'm absorbing more and
Speaker 1: more and probably feel they wanted me to go to set.
Speaker 1: If I had done that, I took not. If I
Speaker 1: had done.
Speaker 4: That, I probably come back and meet your great granddaughter.
Speaker 4: Time travel because in fact, when you travel.
Speaker 1: On space at those speech, time slows down and I
Speaker 1: come back to Earth.
Speaker 4: Change with time like space.
Speaker 2: Isn't that the whole Isn't that the whole problem actually
Speaker 2: with traveling above what they call the speed of light
Speaker 2: is that you actually begin to move backwards in.
Speaker 3: Time and you returned.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Because of that, Yeah, because of the theory of relativity.
Speaker 2: What happens is you wind up moving backwards in time
Speaker 2: instead of forwards, and you actually return before you uh,
Speaker 2: you arrive before you left in the first place, if
Speaker 2: you go back.
Speaker 1: That was in board of the rings, dildo back and
Speaker 1: saying just before you pass out a time six foot
Speaker 1: waff of iron giggles at you that if you're digging
Speaker 1: it out, we will rush it.
Speaker 4: All right, That's what I had photographs.
Speaker 3: I understand it. But this is why I was asking.
Speaker 4: You know, it's a board of the rings.
Speaker 2: Yeah, actually, well yeah, speaking of the Lord of the Rings,
Speaker 2: A lot of people have said that, you know, there
Speaker 2: are many cults of Saturn and this and that, and
Speaker 2: quite honestly, I've always had trouble seeing the corollary, except
Speaker 2: they use the symbolism, but it's a misunderstanding. You know,
Speaker 2: these rings are rather interesting for sure, but they ignore
Speaker 2: the planet itself, right, I mean.
Speaker 1: You know they're now saying, I saw the evidence of
Speaker 1: life on Mars.
Speaker 4: I actually saw that.
Speaker 1: I think Mars was cultivated by an entity closely that
Speaker 1: was not half five four fingers and a thumb. It
Speaker 1: had three digits, you know, picking up something I got
Speaker 1: and uh, someumthing happened. That culture was destroyed, and uh
Speaker 1: what remained was their artificial intelligence.
Speaker 4: And there's a couple of famous psychics out there that
Speaker 4: are saying that something just turned the AI.
Speaker 1: Off on much because if if we had a catastrophe
Speaker 1: here on Earth, what would remain m.
Speaker 3: Hmm, just what is in the ether would have it?
Speaker 4: Just because I can shoveling anything.
Speaker 1: And worse, they're not human, which means that's why as
Speaker 1: it has, I'm very famous book.
Speaker 4: At I Robot said, there needs to be rules of engagement.
Speaker 1: We're already have in trouble with a just in copyright
Speaker 1: books and there's no accountability. The Microsoft is trying to
Speaker 1: do it differently with this so called bullshit with a cloud,
Speaker 1: but it's all takeover.
Speaker 4: Ownership of your body thoughts.
Speaker 1: And I'm watching it, I don't well, it is a political.
Speaker 2: Is the destruction of humanity? Though inevitable with AI being
Speaker 2: introduced here. I mean, I know it's on a very
Speaker 2: simplistic level. It's it's next to nothing.
Speaker 4: Which is is a hydrogen bomb.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, so it's that kind of danger it could be.
Speaker 3: But here's the thing. A hydrogen botomb doesn't do anything
Speaker 3: unless we make it do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're going to use that right then, And they
Speaker 1: don't have that yet.
Speaker 3: Right, it's not autonomous completely, that's the thing. Once it is.
Speaker 3: What does that mean?
Speaker 1: Though?
Speaker 4: I don't know. Okay, I guess I don't know.
Speaker 3: No, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I really I don't. I'm good and can project.
Speaker 1: But that's just this one part of it. There's a
Speaker 1: whole bunch of other parts of me I can't imagine.
Speaker 1: Would be like get the moments together, probably wouldn't meet.
Speaker 3: Well, that's that's the thing.
Speaker 2: That's why we started with everything everywhere, all at once.
Speaker 2: And you know what about the idea of uh And
Speaker 2: I've tried to explain this that you know, when they
Speaker 2: talk about reincarnation and things like this, it's like, no,
Speaker 2: you could already have been reincarnated. You could run into
Speaker 2: a child that's seven years old that was reincarnated from you,
Speaker 2: that's been walking around for seven years on this timeline,
Speaker 2: and yes, that is still you. And people don't understand
Speaker 2: that because they don't understand.
Speaker 1: The because they're not using their belief system as a tool. Now,
Speaker 1: magic with a say it's hair in your pocket, sleight of.
Speaker 4: Hand, magic with a K do it up? Oh well,
Speaker 4: she'll be that sleight of mind. Or you use your
Speaker 4: mind as a tool, not an absolute right.
Speaker 1: That's the whole purpose of why it's so called secret societies.
Speaker 1: I've been doing forms of matt what you call it
Speaker 1: magic with a K, Golden Dawn Croley whatever, that I
Speaker 1: am basically a physicist that has not blown himself up yet.
Speaker 4: Well, good thing, Jenny Grasshopper, Yes, sir.
Speaker 2: Hey look good thing, because I'm continuing to learn from
Speaker 2: you over and over again. And I've been learning from
Speaker 2: you even when I wasn't speaking to you. So uh,
Speaker 2: here we go. When when you want to talk about this,
Speaker 2: how do you begin to break that linear thought process?
Speaker 2: Because this is something that I can't even begin to
Speaker 2: introduce to others.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 1: All of your saints in history, stressed courtins, meditation, training
Speaker 1: your money, go ex centuries one tenth of your life.
Speaker 1: Just train your mind, go silence, listen to yourself. See
Speaker 1: where that cakes man. Even I started in nineteen seventy
Speaker 1: nine and I I still process that would get there.
Speaker 4: Process.
Speaker 2: Well, I have a friend that tells me the beginning
Speaker 2: of the friend you Yeah, I have a friend that
Speaker 2: tells me the beginning of the process is to remove
Speaker 2: the false voice, which is there to begin with, we
Speaker 2: all begin with a false voice which is actually not
Speaker 2: our own.
Speaker 3: Then once what do.
Speaker 4: You mean not your fault? Hey, kids, what time is it?
Speaker 4: That's how I am. Now you can start talking about
Speaker 4: television and radio and the media and Bboyds.
Speaker 1: Parents, church, all the rest of it. You have dance
Speaker 1: sets came into this creepy place. I have been proud
Speaker 1: and how you choose that's what made you got treated
Speaker 1: And what I've done, I've chosen to try to train
Speaker 1: and prid of myself, take semi responsibility in the sunnections.
Speaker 1: I haven't gotten there. I don't think I can process
Speaker 1: where you never really get to the consultance.
Speaker 2: Well, it is a process, but continuously what your goal
Speaker 2: is to leave things in a better condition than the
Speaker 2: way you found them.
Speaker 1: That's your intent. That's the way you do something. Why
Speaker 1: you chose to be here? If your purpose, purpose and intent.
Speaker 1: Now I have a little sign in front of my toilets.
Speaker 1: It constantly talks about I don't a word of genius
Speaker 1: and the importance of persistence.
Speaker 4: That's sort of like punching psycheans the matter.
Speaker 3: Hunching psyche in the matter.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's what makes something paysical mm hmm, So I
Speaker 1: university didn't do it again I training. I think it's
Speaker 1: a process, and I'm only for playing. I have met
Speaker 1: playing and ah and.
Speaker 4: I have smoke pot with perv con and.
Speaker 1: That's hold I am, and that I smoke probat here.
Speaker 1: I've had an Indian chief up ticklog it. It's a
Speaker 1: pipeline up there, Nick Beget. You brought me up to
Speaker 1: handed me a joint rather and shaved my hands. That's
Speaker 1: how they do it up there. Now, you know, everybody's different,
Speaker 1: and I think there are many religions as there human beings,
Speaker 1: all roughly to God and right. I can tell you
Speaker 1: that you would seek out church or a group fellowship
Speaker 1: because they have values to aspire toward. Each is a
Speaker 1: unique and that's one of the reasons why I go
Speaker 1: to all the different churches here. Each week I go
Speaker 1: to a different church. I want to see what what
Speaker 1: they're preaching. I want to see how I feel about
Speaker 1: people are there, Yeah, whatever, I studying gratifying myself m m.
Speaker 2: And then there's also the experience of the collective intent,
Speaker 2: which is why prayer actually does have an effect, and
Speaker 2: it's past they.
Speaker 4: That's another book I'm reading.
Speaker 1: I'm writing the martial papers on the genius that Brock
Speaker 1: hired Bob Marshall called the Martial Papers will be the
Speaker 1: title of that key. I came up with a designer
Speaker 1: on the Bucky Ball and structured water concepts. He nobody
Speaker 1: can understand them. He was an idiotone out of footbread, and.
Speaker 4: I was brought in to try to translate for him.
Speaker 1: I had some difficulty, but it fled to want to
Speaker 1: be a whole bunch of open doors. Now for me
Speaker 1: that are rich and I have speaking of that, I
Speaker 1: have nine as well. I am encyclopedia. I turned to agriculture.
Speaker 1: That's my real it's country living and working with soil.
Speaker 1: I love that part of my thing that I do.
Speaker 1: So I write in a number of fields, including training
Speaker 1: the mind.
Speaker 4: I work on magic. My new terrorle book that's coming
Speaker 4: out called.
Speaker 1: Each Magical and Ritually is a metaphor titled up in
Speaker 1: Daily Living. I am proposing that there are twenty two
Speaker 1: stories and a big city persephone. I mean to go
Speaker 1: to hell, eacher, be a kid taking grunt one each
Speaker 1: storyboard at an ending. You don't like the ending, Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's a purpose ritual to change that, mon.
Speaker 2: Well, the ending is always selective because you you had
Speaker 2: old times, you can alter it along the way.
Speaker 3: And uh, what do you mean?
Speaker 4: Wait? Right man?
Speaker 2: Reminded reminds me of an old writing you did on
Speaker 2: the Magical Use of mushrooms and things like that, which
Speaker 2: was a very old piece. Uh, that was written in
Speaker 2: the seventies.
Speaker 1: Right, well, I wrote the early book I could go
Speaker 1: for a high Time, and then I got a pharmaceutical
Speaker 1: cheese where that was marketing gourmet into Canada and generals
Speaker 1: a hund thousand pounds once.
Speaker 4: And then it.
Speaker 1: Got into the pharmaceutical martials, which are extremely interesting. They
Speaker 1: have polypachrae oxygen like bridge stuff a hundred oxygen. You
Speaker 1: throw that through a jet engine that mack four and
Speaker 1: it breaks down the mushroom into four hundred and not
Speaker 1: an etal capsule, but not.
Speaker 4: Easy go on the gum. What happened to put that on.
Speaker 1: Light straight down through the cell wall turned on at
Speaker 1: big oxygen. That's a little cork glue on plasma. That's
Speaker 1: it's your ammunium system. And you get that oxygen turning
Speaker 1: that pork gown pleasant on in the shell. What's what
Speaker 1: happened the next whether I mean get taken an antibiotic
Speaker 1: coaches the gut, you.
Speaker 4: Don't get twenty eight percent. Imagine getting on location.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm gonna have to go through everything, all the
Speaker 1: different things, including blood to get to the stores, abscess
Speaker 1: to two hours, the absss fun.
Speaker 4: Whereas you take the games industry.
Speaker 1: That's why I'm saying medicine, pharmacy, and dentistry, they're all
Speaker 1: broken in the state of order.
Speaker 4: I have kidneys. I'm an immense.
Speaker 1: Pain, and if I were under sixty five, I would
Speaker 1: have been within two days in an outpatient situation with
Speaker 1: sonic blasting where they blow that they punk out into
Speaker 1: small piece of sat not into such pain.
Speaker 4: Oh, but because I'm in over eighty. Yeah, that one
Speaker 4: line touch.
Speaker 1: But we can give you some ox of cotton help
Speaker 1: you with the pain if I told you to help.
Speaker 4: And I mean that seriously.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's happening in other states, but I
Speaker 1: can tell you pharmacy.
Speaker 4: In medicine, and they're all broken. And my humble opinion
Speaker 4: the way I see things, and I'm disappointed.
Speaker 1: And because I have Harvard Medical and I did my
Speaker 1: intern at UW but in anesthesiology. But I'm not just
Speaker 1: an anestysiologist. I got my tenure as a physicist, and
Speaker 1: I can tell you I don't know, but I'm disappointed
Speaker 1: in what I see happening.
Speaker 4: And I don't know why at that, but it doesn't
Speaker 4: make any sense, like Canada, How does Trudeau get away
Speaker 4: with them? How come they didn't? I don't know, but
Speaker 4: there is.
Speaker 1: And Houlton is not a bad person.
Speaker 4: He was KG.
Speaker 1: Yes he's a criminal, but he's the nationals. He's trying
Speaker 1: to better his own country, is not trying to stranded
Speaker 1: in Ukraine's.
Speaker 4: Where he gets his food. And what would you do
Speaker 4: if they took Kansas awayfulness? Yeah? And why well, worse
Speaker 4: good for business? That's me. That's just my opinion. That
Speaker 4: does not mean memory.
Speaker 1: But I'm very disappointed in our leadership, Republican and Democrat.
Speaker 1: I remember the look on my father, please now, I
Speaker 1: remember the look on the space when he realized it's
Speaker 1: no longer a Republican.
Speaker 4: Let's go with my dad. He's disappointed. But it's all
Speaker 4: it's the sign m hm jargon.
Speaker 2: Well, it's all complete facade at this point. They're just
Speaker 2: u you know, serving their corporate masters who pay them.
Speaker 3: And that's it. They're not there presenting them, you know,
Speaker 3: the sets of values.
Speaker 4: Please, money changes everything. No, it's more like, uh, what's
Speaker 4: your face? And I'm materialistic? Cool?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, but.
Speaker 2: That's but that's what it's all down to now, is
Speaker 2: is you know who is paying and there. Well, look
Speaker 2: it's a service, I get it, but it's no longer
Speaker 2: a public service.
Speaker 1: And for example, it is responsible for the m R
Speaker 1: n A leaking out into everything.
Speaker 4: How come he's so rich rather than of course, And
Speaker 4: in fact, here's the other part. I grew up in
Speaker 4: Washington and in Arlington, which is where Microsoft it's to
Speaker 4: hunt rabbits.
Speaker 1: I watched that whole thing change, and just a corporate
Speaker 1: in downtown Jel Amazon in Amazon, Amazon has it, they
Speaker 1: call himself. I'm going I'm all, maybe they couldn't pick
Speaker 1: up big enough to drop them, but they are publishing
Speaker 1: stuff without my permission, and I can only guess what
Speaker 1: they're doing to other people.
Speaker 4: And I you know right straight above where the corporate
Speaker 4: is and go further and sit for it to black
Speaker 4: Ops Group of Arlington there for hire.
Speaker 1: You can hire somebody to mess with you, to mess
Speaker 1: with somebody for money out of Amazon. Now.
Speaker 4: I dard to take me to court on the libel
Speaker 4: on that.
Speaker 3: Now, so you know there's I do.
Speaker 4: I would love to go into the court.
Speaker 1: I had a pro owner lawyer, it's all set up
Speaker 1: to go shoot them down. When he came back to
Speaker 1: me and said, Rick, I can't. I can't take these
Speaker 1: people to court because I've been quit.
Speaker 4: For three years and only make up sixty sixty thousand
Speaker 4: dollars a year. If I took all the money I see,
Speaker 4: I could.
Speaker 1: Literally they've taken over one hundred and eighty dollars worth
Speaker 1: in my mind just in Bai lead the sales diamond
Speaker 1: not diamond body, but like modern alphemists and some of
Speaker 1: these builders.
Speaker 5: And I'm.
Speaker 1: I'm wishing how the whole thing plays and all the
Speaker 1: different things that we're involved with, including food.
Speaker 4: How come I sailing? Oh well, let's take a little
Speaker 4: good out of them.
Speaker 1: Okay, I has half a million acres right now in
Speaker 1: your pandam, but they're in the primary.
Speaker 4: Half a million acres.
Speaker 1: They cut the waters because they were afraid, of course,
Speaker 1: last and it took control.
Speaker 4: Well water, of course, there's river water.
Speaker 1: If you're living on the river, supposedly you have Ramperian
Speaker 1: wrow water right there.
Speaker 4: I just took that over as well, Oregon. What they're
Speaker 4: doing now, the children and our.
Speaker 1: Grade schools was fominable. I have two books to come
Speaker 1: out on children. I did with doctor Omshel.
Speaker 4: He's died.
Speaker 1: He just died a couple of days ago, and it's
Speaker 1: called Children Asked the Darnest Questions. Children were allowed to
Speaker 1: sixth graders were allowed to come on national TV radio
Speaker 1: ask questions they couldn't find answers for and librates their
Speaker 1: parents or whatever. A typical question pets, if the pictures
Speaker 1: so smart? How come parents can talk and pigs can? Well, well,
Speaker 1: that's probably our single most important natural resource.
Speaker 3: Of course, I mean to a group, what are we doing?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 4: With their education. I can't believe it. It's may and
Speaker 4: it's all funds right right, Well, I don't have that.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 2: You mentioned the m r n A stuff. Uh, and
Speaker 2: I wasn't going to ask you about it, but since
Speaker 2: you brought it up, I will. Uh, what are your
Speaker 2: thoughts on that that alteration of you know, the the
Speaker 2: growing around with DNA at the same time when they're
Speaker 2: introducing AI and it's it just sounds like a bad
Speaker 2: cocktail to me.
Speaker 4: Oh, yeah, we don't need to chip and we already
Speaker 4: got it in here.
Speaker 3: Cool, Yeah, of course.
Speaker 2: I mean that was the point I tried to make
Speaker 2: when people said they're trying to chip you. I said, no,
Speaker 2: it's already there. You've already consumed it because you've been
Speaker 2: consuming these nanoparticles all this time. Anyway, and uh, you know,
Speaker 2: now this is a new one, and I didn't know
Speaker 2: if it was something worse, you know, because it's a
Speaker 2: little bit difficult.
Speaker 3: None of their science makes sense to me.
Speaker 4: That of course they don't, because they don't make.
Speaker 3: Fair enough.
Speaker 2: Well anyway, let's uh, let's get back to one other
Speaker 2: thing here. Where would you like people to go to
Speaker 2: be able to pick up your work? Though, should they
Speaker 2: go to.
Speaker 1: My only first event in my books, my website Richard
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Speaker 3: La Richard Alleniler dot com.
Speaker 4: Dot com. Yet and I have a lot of things
Speaker 4: I'm going to be doing. Well, take a look. I've
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Speaker 4: I do not participate in it because of what happened
Speaker 4: to me on Visburg. They put me in jail for
Speaker 4: twelve hours. I could in an argument that was quite valid.
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Speaker 1: And that's all it's about.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's me.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm right.
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Speaker 4: I am if you want to jail and that no
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Speaker 4: it's creepy.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well, it's a strange thing.
Speaker 2: I think it's it's all meant to compartmentalize and to
Speaker 2: make sure that we are well disconnected because eventually, if
Speaker 2: you pull the plug on all of this and people
Speaker 2: are so dependent on it, that'll be the end, right,
Speaker 2: and you'll have people just wandering around completely disconnected with no.
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Speaker 2: Actually is my question when it comes to wormholes, And
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Speaker 2: Perhaps maybe we talk more about Mars. Why let me
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Speaker 2: to take a rocket to Mars.
Speaker 3: Let's see, can we colonize it? This and that?
Speaker 2: I think it would be a bad idea, but you know,
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Speaker 2: already Mars.
Speaker 1: Right now, that's this moment physically or water. Smaller planets
Speaker 1: and most of this water's underground.
Speaker 4: Mars has more water. That was the that was the
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