Speaker 1: You're listening to bigfla Society, and I'm Jeremiah Byron. In
Speaker 1: this show, we go beyond the campfire stories to bring
Speaker 1: you first hand encounters from people who say they've seen
Speaker 1: something impossible. From backwoods trails in remote mountain haulers to
Speaker 1: quiet farms and crowded highways. The stories come from everywhere,
Speaker 1: and each one leaves us with more questions than answers.
Speaker 1: These are the voices of the people who've lived it.
Speaker 1: So settle in because today you'll hear another account that
Speaker 1: just might change the way you see the woods forever.
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Speaker 1: for taking care of yourself while listening. I pick the
Speaker 1: Society via the privilege of talking to Austin Aratacus today
Speaker 1: about some interesting encounters that he has had over the
Speaker 1: years out there in The main one I believe we'll
Speaker 1: be talking about is out there in Washington State, but
Speaker 1: there could be some other things that we talk about
Speaker 1: as well. Austin, Welcome to the show. How are you
Speaker 1: doing today.
Speaker 3: I'm doing wonderful. I'm we've really been looking forward to this.
Speaker 1: I have been too, because this is a super unique one.
Speaker 1: Just man, I feel like there's some background for yourself
Speaker 1: we need to talk about first, and you agreed, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: So I'm just going to go through some things that
Speaker 1: you provided from your bio. Thirty one year old Dan
Speaker 1: who's had some unexpected crypted experiences you enjoy living soil
Speaker 1: science also called a ministry through healing, land and food production,
Speaker 1: which Austin, you listened to the show, so you know
Speaker 1: kind of what's going on. How I do have a
Speaker 1: you know, I'm a Christian and yeah, the last few episodes,
Speaker 1: My Goodness have been really intense that are starting to
Speaker 1: come out after I reached out to got in prayer
Speaker 1: and I was like, hey, use this for whatever you want,
Speaker 1: and man it is it's going crazy. And I mean,
Speaker 1: I think this is going to be maybe another example
Speaker 1: of things that can happen when you have this connection
Speaker 1: to to Christianity in some way.
Speaker 2: It's very, very, very interesting. But Austin.
Speaker 1: Just so, does this start out with the Port Townshend
Speaker 1: encounter or does it go back even further than that?
Speaker 3: There were isolated incidents. I had my first encounter years
Speaker 3: before while I was mushroom picking close to Florist Lake
Speaker 3: in the Port Orford area on the Oregon Coast. I
Speaker 3: guess I might as well, just since it's kind of chronological,
Speaker 3: just get into that. It was about sunset and my
Speaker 3: friend and I had split up to go, you know,
Speaker 3: find different patches, and everything was totally silent, like just
Speaker 3: just like you hear in all everyone's stories. It was
Speaker 3: really noticeable, and I had music playing on my phone.
Speaker 3: It was just so eerie. And I found a really
Speaker 3: nice stand of winter chantrells and I had been picking
Speaker 3: and when I noticed that silence, and then I hear
Speaker 3: the two very distinct loud, slicky knock noises, kind of
Speaker 3: like smacking rocks together, or like a giant person doing
Speaker 3: that popping noise with their mouth. And I was like,
Speaker 3: what the heck was that? Because I'd heard I've heard
Speaker 3: ravens do that before, but not at that volume and
Speaker 3: that depth, and so I'm like, what the heck is
Speaker 3: there like a giant raven up in the trees here somewhere,
Speaker 3: And the way the trees were out there, I could
Speaker 3: see maybe one hundred one hundred twenty feet before the
Speaker 3: tree line would start to blur everything out, and I
Speaker 3: didn't see anything around me, so I just I just
Speaker 3: remember feeling like it was hard to move. My body
Speaker 3: was more afraid than I was mentally, even it seemed,
Speaker 3: And I get back to picking mushrooms for a moment,
Speaker 3: and then I hear behind me it had moved to
Speaker 3: the other side of me. And at that point I
Speaker 3: knew something was strange because and I didn't hear or
Speaker 3: see a bird fly over, and it was so silent
Speaker 3: that you know, I would have I would have heard
Speaker 3: the wings flapping on a crow or a raven going
Speaker 3: by me, and my body just frozen fear, like it
Speaker 3: was a very primitive fear. I remember, like I couldn't
Speaker 3: quite look off to the sides, to my peripherals. I
Speaker 3: was almost too scared to look in my peripherals, like
Speaker 3: I felt like I didn't want to see whatever this was.
Speaker 3: And I just felt like I was supposed to leave,
Speaker 3: and so I, I uh just started I left and
Speaker 3: got out of there my friend and actually we had
Speaker 3: two friends. My friend was the one who knew was
Speaker 3: way back in that area because it was all just
Speaker 3: elk trails and deer trails that went like they snaked
Speaker 3: through this gigantic patch of huckleberry that was out there,
Speaker 3: and it was a like you could easily get lost
Speaker 3: out there or turned around. And they did get turned around,
Speaker 3: and something interesting that happened was their compass went haywire
Speaker 3: on his phone, which wasn't happening before that evening, and
Speaker 3: they got lost out there until like two am. I
Speaker 3: had to come and try to find them, and they
Speaker 3: didn't see anything or experience anything themselves. So but yeah,
Speaker 3: that was my first experience, and I didn't see anything,
Speaker 3: but knowing the location, seeing how so many people have
Speaker 3: had experiences on the Rogue River out there, and it
Speaker 3: being a total food forest. I mean, there are more
Speaker 3: berries there. You could pick a five gallon bucket of
Speaker 3: berries twice a day if you could manage the work
Speaker 3: for a couple months. There's so many berries out there,
Speaker 3: it's almost like the Himalayan blackberries. But uh, yeah, that
Speaker 3: was the first experience.
Speaker 1: So Southwest Oregon has so much bigfoot activity in it.
Speaker 2: A lot of it is not.
Speaker 1: I will say, for some reason, a lot of people
Speaker 1: don't reach out to me from that area. But I
Speaker 1: know there's wild stuff going on, especially as you said,
Speaker 1: like Rogue River, crazy, crazy area. And so I'm I'm curious,
Speaker 1: how did your friends got lost? Their compass went out
Speaker 1: until how did you How did you find them out there?
Speaker 3: I went back to look for him, but my flashlight
Speaker 3: died and I think my head lamp was dead, and
Speaker 3: I couldn't go so far. I knew that they were
Speaker 3: in this area, and they weren't going to be lost
Speaker 3: for long. They were just they were considering staying the
Speaker 3: night out there because it got so dark. But my
Speaker 3: friend was like, no, we're finding this trail and we're
Speaker 3: getting out of here, which they finally did. So he
Speaker 3: got his he went out, he got out. I tried
Speaker 3: to find him, but I was unsuccessful.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, So it was it was more like they
Speaker 1: found their way out. Okay, very interesting eventually, Yeah, gotcha?
Speaker 2: Cool?
Speaker 1: Well glad they did, because I've heard you and there's
Speaker 1: so many stories about people getting lost on even for
Speaker 1: service roads and then they're just by some some lucky maneuver,
Speaker 1: they're able to get themselves out of there. They stumble
Speaker 1: upon a ranger and man, if people can swing it,
Speaker 1: you gotta have that garment or something with you.
Speaker 2: It could save your life for sure.
Speaker 1: So so that was your first experience with something weird
Speaker 1: out in the woods And how did that affect you?
Speaker 3: Yeah? You know, I didn't know what it was at first,
Speaker 3: and a friend of mine introduced me to Sasquatch chronicles
Speaker 3: and a dog man. He's like the primary dog man guy.
Speaker 3: I can't remember his name is, but it's terrible.
Speaker 1: Put it in the comments and and we'll see if
Speaker 1: anyone knows, they'll.
Speaker 3: Know you probably will. But he would play those and
Speaker 3: I started to see some similarities and that when I
Speaker 3: heard them talk about them popping their jaw doing that
Speaker 3: that click click noise, I thought, oh, that might have
Speaker 3: been what I saw because my body, I mean, I've
Speaker 3: spent a lot of time out in the woods. I
Speaker 3: seen to hear, I've seen plenty of other animals, and
Speaker 3: I've never felt quite that. I don't like an electrical
Speaker 3: buzz in the air kind of like a like a
Speaker 3: like a weighty blanket, like you're moving through cement kind
Speaker 3: of fear. It was really strange, and maybe there was
Speaker 3: some kind of an infrasound element to that, or I
Speaker 3: don't know, maybe it's just because it was such an
Speaker 3: unfamiliar sound to be at that you know, that depth, So.
Speaker 1: That's really interesting. Were there any other parts of your
Speaker 1: body that felt strange during that that timeframe, Not that.
Speaker 3: I can think of. I was, Yeah, I'm probably not
Speaker 3: not as scared as some people, but I don't think
Speaker 3: it really too close to me. I think it maybe
Speaker 3: maybe there were a couple individuals and they talked to
Speaker 3: each other cross distance. I probably would have heard one
Speaker 3: of the move around me, but then again, we know,
Speaker 3: well so many people talk about them having other abilities,
Speaker 3: so it's hard to know with that one. So I
Speaker 3: put that up in the air. I got interested in
Speaker 3: Sasquatch chronicles, started having dreams of sasquatch like standing over me,
Speaker 3: looking through a window down at me, and yeah, I
Speaker 3: just it just kind of was in the back of
Speaker 3: my head every now and then I'd look something up
Speaker 3: on YouTube if I was bored because it was interesting.
Speaker 3: But it was really my experiences in Washington that made
Speaker 3: me kind of a fanatic. I'd say, like it's almost
Speaker 3: a daily occurrence to look up and download podcasts from
Speaker 3: either Blurry Creatures or you or the Confessionals or yeah,
Speaker 3: the whole group, really the whole family of guide there.
Speaker 3: And it's just there's always like a new detail that
Speaker 3: comes out and that I find it just like it's
Speaker 3: learning those little details.
Speaker 1: It really is. Those are guys I listened to too. Those
Speaker 1: are both great shows. Yeah, so I feel we So
Speaker 1: the next one is Port Townsend, Washington. Correct, Yes, Okay,
Speaker 1: so I feel we should. Can you talk a little
Speaker 1: bit about why you were actually in Port townshend to
Speaker 1: begin with things like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I ken.
Speaker 3: I went up there on permission to do an extended
Speaker 3: mission building for a why Lamb base and Discovery Bay,
Speaker 3: and I was there. I'd shown a one of the
Speaker 3: base leaders the kind of gardening that I do done
Speaker 3: in southern Oregon, and so I could build a garden
Speaker 3: there and share with them and build a greenhouse, and
Speaker 3: they were down for it. I feel like God has
Speaker 3: shown a lot of people with the coming times that
Speaker 3: are ahead, there's kind of a cutoff date here where
Speaker 3: if we're we don't have independent food systems, we're not
Speaker 3: going to be able to get it. So it's really
Speaker 3: just kind of I've for years, I've been doing gardens
Speaker 3: all over and uh, I see could you say, could
Speaker 3: you rephrase your question again? Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so just curious.
Speaker 1: So there's probably people that have never heard of what
Speaker 1: why Wham is and what they.
Speaker 2: Do and how how.
Speaker 1: You being able to help people build gardens would connect
Speaker 1: to that organization.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I actually went in with the intention to form
Speaker 3: ministry with it because it blends in with what they
Speaker 3: do already. They put in wells for people and that
Speaker 3: really need clean water, and you know, just providing infrastructure
Speaker 3: and basic housing. I know they build a lot of
Speaker 3: homes and such, so it's just kind of another cornerstone
Speaker 3: i'd say to, you know, building a community for people
Speaker 3: for believers and but yeah, that's uh. I think it's
Speaker 3: something we all have to do, is be a part
Speaker 3: of growing food or at least be close enough to
Speaker 3: people that are and do something that we can exchange
Speaker 3: with those people so we can all get our needs met.
Speaker 1: So why WHAM is it's youth with a mission right,
Speaker 1: And yes, they're like a missionary group that focuses more
Speaker 1: on unreached people groups.
Speaker 2: Is that correct?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, they go. They've got bases all over the
Speaker 3: world and we definitely part of ways in some ways.
Speaker 1: When I first read your I think you sent me
Speaker 1: an email and I was like, oh man, this is
Speaker 1: going to be a really interesting conversation because back in
Speaker 1: the day twenty years ago, my life has it's had
Speaker 1: a really interesting journey. There was a long time there
Speaker 1: where I was feeling really called to unreached people groups
Speaker 1: missions through a different and I was looking into a
Speaker 1: different way, and just for a certain number of reasons,
Speaker 1: it just didn't work out. And but I think that, uh,
Speaker 1: there was a reason. There was a while there a
Speaker 1: few years ago where I was like talking to my
Speaker 1: wife and I was like, I don't think I think
Speaker 1: I can do something better for God than a big
Speaker 1: Foot podcast. And she was like, no, I think you
Speaker 1: should keep doing it because it's important and you're helping people.
Speaker 1: And I was like, oh, I guess I am helping people.
Speaker 1: I just didn't realize it. And then it has started
Speaker 1: to kind of turn into something else where there are
Speaker 1: discussions to do with you know, God and and and
Speaker 1: things like that in addition to big food. So it's
Speaker 1: it's very important. But so now that exactly it is
Speaker 1: a ripple effect. And man, so I've got cancers, so
Speaker 1: I'm just I'm just talking for a minute, Austin. Have
Speaker 1: you ever noticed how the people in this community, it's
Speaker 1: a ton of people that have left the church.
Speaker 2: Have you ever noticed that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I do.
Speaker 2: It is quite It's like, yeah.
Speaker 1: It's like the ultimate group of lost sheep.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 1: It's very intense to think about, and my heart breaks.
Speaker 1: I've I've had people that have reached out to me
Speaker 1: and that have been like I heard that interview and
Speaker 1: you know, start going to church again. You hear that
Speaker 1: from the Blurry Creatures guys too, and I'm sure that
Speaker 1: the Confessionals guys have the same thing happened. But it
Speaker 1: is really cool though, and trying to make the best
Speaker 1: use of time because you don't you never know what
Speaker 1: the future will bring. But Austin, so we've got the
Speaker 1: we've got the groundwork late of why you're in Port
Speaker 1: Townsend and you're teaching these guys how to do greenhouse work,
Speaker 1: how to make these gardens so that you know, people
Speaker 1: around the world can hopefully be affected through that. But
Speaker 1: then you had something happen, And I'm going to let
Speaker 1: you go ahead and feel free to share with us
Speaker 1: what happened to you during your time in poor Townsend.
Speaker 3: The first experience I happened while I was there on
Speaker 3: the base, and it happened relatively shortly in the time
Speaker 3: that I got there, and I didn't see anything. But
Speaker 3: I don't know if I think I emailed you and
Speaker 3: said that I was out overlooking the bay at around
Speaker 3: two am. I had a lot of time on my hands.
Speaker 3: Everybody was on vacation and the base was really slow,
Speaker 3: so I was just kind of being a night owl
Speaker 3: and I was out there. It was like dead silent
Speaker 3: and peaceful, and then I heard this just scream up
Speaker 3: in the forest behind me, within like a like an
Speaker 3: eighth of a mile, and it sounded like it was
Speaker 3: just on the other side of this small suburban neighborhood
Speaker 3: that's right next to the base. And it was just
Speaker 3: like quintessential what I've heard some of the people say
Speaker 3: they've heard was like a like a maniacal woman in distress.
Speaker 3: But then it went extremely high and really low and
Speaker 3: really high and really low multiple times, and I'm for
Speaker 3: just hey, mean, it was long. It was probably five
Speaker 3: seconds plus, and I remember thinking, like, that's going to
Speaker 3: wake up everybody in the neighborhood, Like people are going
Speaker 3: to start turning on their lights and like you know,
Speaker 3: coming outside and going what the heck was that? And
Speaker 3: nobody woke up. I was really amazed because it was
Speaker 3: out loud, like you you almost couldn't not hear it
Speaker 3: through your walls, and that one I kind of just
Speaker 3: put it in the back of my head. I didn't
Speaker 3: know whether what it could be. It's there's so many
Speaker 3: cryptids out there, and it did necessarily sound ape like
Speaker 3: it sounded human, but like a giant angry woman. That
Speaker 3: was like a like a raging toddler kind of a sound.
Speaker 3: It's really one of the harder things to put into words.
Speaker 3: I think some of the other sounds I've heard them
Speaker 3: make are a lot easier to put into words. But
Speaker 3: that one was just all over the place. And I
Speaker 3: made a post on the Big Foot Mapping Project about
Speaker 3: that one, so people can click on that one and
Speaker 3: see that same story right in that same spot. But
Speaker 3: the next experience I had, the real the big one
Speaker 3: happens then next that next winter, that next year, I
Speaker 3: ended up parting ways with the bass and I wasn't
Speaker 3: I was. I was allowed to stay in a place
Speaker 3: for a couple of months while I was looking for
Speaker 3: work and such. I didn't find any, and so I
Speaker 3: just invested in some camping equipment, you know, a little
Speaker 3: wood stove in a little tpee tent and some basic
Speaker 3: gear because I figured, Okay, the food banks are amazing
Speaker 3: in that area, Like you can get like a thousand
Speaker 3: dollars worth of groceries a week if you know what
Speaker 3: to pick out. It's all kinds of high quality food.
Speaker 3: And so I was like, I'll be set in that
Speaker 3: way so I got a storage unit right right there
Speaker 3: between Chimmiicum and Port Townsend, and there was a gym
Speaker 3: there that I was able to go to and I
Speaker 3: had access to Wi Fi, so I had you know,
Speaker 3: I had little places for electricity like McDonald's, and I
Speaker 3: actually was doing pretty well for a person who was homeless.
Speaker 3: And it all started. This is what three years ago
Speaker 3: when I was and it was October November, I think
Speaker 3: it was the beginning of November when I started this.
Speaker 3: And yeah, I decided I'm going to try and camp
Speaker 3: close to my storage unit so that it's just effective there.
Speaker 3: The gyms are down the street. I can shower all
Speaker 3: that stuff. And I found this deer trail that is
Speaker 3: adjacent to the power lines that are right before the
Speaker 3: entrance to Fort Townsend Historic State Park, and there's a
Speaker 3: lot of forests in that area. It's one of the
Speaker 3: thicker forested areas on the entire peninsula if you look
Speaker 3: at Google Maps. And so I remember one night I
Speaker 3: was at McDonald's in Port Townsend and this giant windstorm
Speaker 3: came on. It was a very notable windstorm. It blew
Speaker 3: down trees all over the peninsula and I had to
Speaker 3: buy home. It's like ten pm. Oh no, no, it
Speaker 3: was like nine. Got home, it was close to ten,
Speaker 3: and I remember it was so quiet, like you know
Speaker 3: the quiet after a storm when the wind fully comes
Speaker 3: through and then it's just still, and I remember, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's probably ten, ten thirty something like that, and I
Speaker 3: hear coyotes go by on the power line trail. Nothing uncommon, right,
Speaker 3: and there's some big coyotes in that area, but they
Speaker 3: got their mind in their own business, and I just
Speaker 3: thought that was cool. A few minutes go by, and
Speaker 3: I remember it was on my phone when it happened.
Speaker 3: I'm sitting like cross legged and my tent in there,
Speaker 3: and I heard just really heavy footsteps coming up quickly,
Speaker 3: kind of like a jogging, long stride, running pace, not
Speaker 3: like a sprint necessarily, but running. And it's probably like
Speaker 3: it was using the same trail that I would use
Speaker 3: to get back to my tent, which makes sense. It's
Speaker 3: the only real spot that you can move freely through
Speaker 3: that section of forests. And the second it got around
Speaker 3: the corner to where you can see my tent, because
Speaker 3: I had my tent strategically out of you, nobody saw it.
Speaker 3: The entire time I was there because you would have
Speaker 3: to take this trail to get down to it. And
Speaker 3: it stopped, and immediately I heard four really loud whoops.
Speaker 3: I mean, just like right, it just went right through me.
Speaker 3: They were like a like a just like a chimpanzee,
Speaker 3: like almost identical to like an adult chimpanzee, with more volume.
Speaker 3: And while it was whooping, it got return whoops from
Speaker 3: what I believe was a like an alpha male, the
Speaker 3: dad of the group. And there was just the lowest base,
Speaker 3: you know, like when you hear the lowest bass singers
Speaker 3: out there. It was like an effortless, super low base,
Speaker 3: and there was a tone to it. I could feel
Speaker 3: like a like a concern in the male's voice it had.
Speaker 3: It had a concerned tone like like, hey, don't mess
Speaker 3: around with that, you know, come back over here. All
Speaker 3: that was conveyed, but so so, this big, obviously heavy
Speaker 3: sasquatch that's within thirty feet of my tent starts to
Speaker 3: circle my tent slowly, like very slowly, and I could
Speaker 3: hear it take a step every now and then, and
Speaker 3: each time I did hear a step, it was either
Speaker 3: you know, like six or twelve feet from where I
Speaker 3: heard the last step which is, you know, with their stride,
Speaker 3: how their stride is, and I could hear it crush
Speaker 3: twigs and crush the needles and anything that was relatively
Speaker 3: dry enough to be crushed from heavy weight anytime it
Speaker 3: took a step. And then there were certain steps I
Speaker 3: didn't hear at all, so it was actually, they're pretty
Speaker 3: good at walking like a ninja when they want to.
Speaker 3: And so another kind of a hopefully not a TMI
Speaker 3: kind of thing. I had taken a number two kind
Speaker 3: of awful ways and I ended up burying it. But
Speaker 3: I it walked through that area where I'd done that,
Speaker 3: and I couldn't smell anything. It was. It was just
Speaker 3: covered with some leaves, and right when they walked through
Speaker 3: that area, I remember hearing like a really light sniffing noise,
Speaker 3: and all of a sudden I caught a whiff of
Speaker 3: my Number two coming from under the tent. I didn't
Speaker 3: smell anything like how sasquatch is supposed to sound or smell.
Speaker 3: It was just like it had disturbed that. And then
Speaker 3: it slowly circled me to my backside, which was the
Speaker 3: same direction that the deep bass whoops came from, and
Speaker 3: it just like hung out there and I started talking
Speaker 3: to it. I realized, okay, i'd rather know I'm in here,
Speaker 3: is my first thought. I'm not going to just be
Speaker 3: quiet and be completely afraid. I figured maybe you'll understand
Speaker 3: my tone. So I started talking to it really kindly.
Speaker 3: I remembered saying things like, I'm not hunting your deer,
Speaker 3: I'm not here to hurt the forest. I'm just living
Speaker 3: here temporarily. And it listened. It was quiet, and then
Speaker 3: I honestly like, I realized in that moment, I could
Speaker 3: catch a picture, and I thought about it. Right as
Speaker 3: I thought about it, another thought came in my head
Speaker 3: and said, don't do that. You'll piss it off. And
Speaker 3: I thought, yeah, a flash in my face if I
Speaker 3: pissed me off too. And so I did get a video.
Speaker 3: I caught a video. It's on my Instagram. And the
Speaker 3: only thing I caught with me holding my phone where
Speaker 3: you can see me, was one of the footsteps and
Speaker 3: you can hear that. It's a it's a big twig snap,
Speaker 3: but it's not much beyond that. But so I'm like,
Speaker 3: what do I do? I start praying and I'm like, Lord,
Speaker 3: what do I do? I started praying out loud, I
Speaker 3: kind of wanted him to hear me. And the first
Speaker 3: thing that comes into my head was start worshiping, and
Speaker 3: I was like, okay, and so this, this first song
Speaker 3: came to mind. There's a I really feel called to
Speaker 3: the indigenous communities, the First nations, people's who, like, you know,
Speaker 3: I have to leave this country to find people who
Speaker 3: really are are needing God's work to love them and
Speaker 3: reverse damage that was to them through the church. But
Speaker 3: I started singing this song by a group called Broken
Speaker 3: Walls that I really like, and I think it was
Speaker 3: a song called thank You. And it's the thought that
Speaker 3: went through my head was maybe they'll understand the sound
Speaker 3: of a native language. Maybe that'll mean something to them,
Speaker 3: because I knew from what I had heard about Sasquatch
Speaker 3: that certain tribes had relationships with them, and you know,
Speaker 3: I didn't know too much in that regard, but I figured,
Speaker 3: you know, I'm going to sing something. I'm not going
Speaker 3: to sing something just contemporary radio Christian. And it listened,
Speaker 3: but it kept getting closer, and I was I wasn't
Speaker 3: ready to see this thing. I realized that moment, like,
Speaker 3: this thing sounds huge. I feel like an ant you
Speaker 3: don't know what his intentions are, that kind of ominous,
Speaker 3: looming feeling. And I've heard of them, you know, coming
Speaker 3: up and putting their hand on the tent, and but
Speaker 3: also that you know, they can potentially be some of
Speaker 3: the one of the reasons that people are going missing
Speaker 3: out there. And that thought was crossing my mind, as
Speaker 3: this might be it. I might go missing. This is
Speaker 3: this is wild. But I had another thought come to mind,
Speaker 3: start a fire. And I was like, Okay, I'll start
Speaker 3: a fire, and maybe it'll respect the fire, knowing that
Speaker 3: it doesn't want to mess with fire. You know, maybe
Speaker 3: something in here that is powerful and shouldn't be messed
Speaker 3: with that something like that. And so I remember I
Speaker 3: had this little one of those little mini torches, and
Speaker 3: I threw like a whole wat of toilet paper and
Speaker 3: some cardboard in there and torched it real quick and
Speaker 3: closed the door on the wood stove, and it was
Speaker 3: really smoky, and this swear, Like the second that smoke
Speaker 3: started really coming out the chimney, I heard this thing.
Speaker 3: It had had gotten way closer. It was probably it
Speaker 3: felt like it was ten feet away. But knowing how
Speaker 3: loud they are, it seems like they can project their
Speaker 3: vaultlume so much that they could be further back and
Speaker 3: seem like they're closer. But anyways, I hear a it's
Speaker 3: like a like a dissatisfied, disgust kind of grunt snort
Speaker 3: snore sound, and it was kind of chesty, like an
Speaker 3: African lion, like when they do that that chesty growl.
Speaker 3: It's kind of like a clickiness there was. There was
Speaker 3: like a couple of little clicky snore sounds in the
Speaker 3: throat when it did this and it walked off. I
Speaker 3: could hear it quietly walk off, but definitely less quietly,
Speaker 3: like it didn't care as much. And I don't know
Speaker 3: how far away it was, but in that quiet I
Speaker 3: just hear a massive tree branch or a tree itself,
Speaker 3: like a like a decent sized thigh size or bigger
Speaker 3: tree gets just brutally snapped, just crack, just a gunshot
Speaker 3: type type crack to it, and I think it was
Speaker 3: warning me, like it was letting me know, hey, don't
Speaker 3: follow me, or maybe that was a response to the
Speaker 3: other family member that it was now walking towards. But
Speaker 3: that was pretty much it. I ended up camping in
Speaker 3: that area because I realized anywhere that I could move.
Speaker 3: My tent was still right in that area, Like it
Speaker 3: wasn't that much better, and so I just kept a
Speaker 3: fire ready. I kept like for the for the like
Speaker 3: next week after that, I didn't really sleep well at all,
Speaker 3: and I had a fire ready to light at any
Speaker 3: moment because it worked last time. And I felt like
Speaker 3: I didn't have a bad encounter with them. I feel
Speaker 3: like it would have screamed at me or something if
Speaker 3: it really didn't want me there. And yeah, they kept
Speaker 3: their distance. I think they came through that area maybe
Speaker 3: once or twice. And I and it's hard to distinguish
Speaker 3: whether it was a barred owl making that that that
Speaker 3: noise they do, it's kind of like a sound like
Speaker 3: a they sound like a Chewbacca at the end, and
Speaker 3: when I've heard there were times I heard that happened,
Speaker 3: but it was louder and it had more likely that
Speaker 3: Chewbacca sound to it. And there were times when the
Speaker 3: owls actually came through and I could tell like, oh,
Speaker 3: that sounds small, you know, So I'd go outside my
Speaker 3: tent and shine up a headlight and there and behold,
Speaker 3: there's a barred owl that landed on a tree branch
Speaker 3: and didn't like me shining it in the face. So yeah,
Speaker 3: I think they're they're really good at imitating that sound, though,
Speaker 3: but anything they imitate that I think they almost can't
Speaker 3: help but come through a bit too loud with how
Speaker 3: big they are.
Speaker 1: Man, I can't imagine being in that situation. Did you
Speaker 1: find any any indentations in the ground after that around
Speaker 1: your area?
Speaker 2: You did?
Speaker 3: Okay, I did, But but the mulch layer was so
Speaker 3: thick that it was just like a depression, and I
Speaker 3: could see that there were ferns. It was. It was
Speaker 3: a heavy fern ground cover in that area, and I
Speaker 3: could tell that they were broken leading up into that. So,
Speaker 3: you know, I thought, oh, man, I might catch a footprint.
Speaker 3: Oh I'm glad you said that, because so that pile
Speaker 3: of number two that I took on the edge of
Speaker 3: my camp, I went over there and it looked like
Speaker 3: like you know, like the military knife hand where they
Speaker 3: like tell you, you know, you're out of place, you're out
Speaker 3: of line. It looked like somebody took a knife their
Speaker 3: hand like and scooped out of it like a clean scoop.
Speaker 3: And I think I think it was checking out my
Speaker 3: poo to, you know, because with them I bet smell
Speaker 3: and they might be able to tell things about things
Speaker 3: like what you eat and things of that nature. So
Speaker 3: I think it took interest in that while it was
Speaker 3: walking around, or maybe it stepped in it and it
Speaker 3: was that'd be pretty funny.
Speaker 1: Actually, yeah, I've never thought of that, but you could.
Speaker 1: Actually you can tell a lot about a person by
Speaker 1: their or a creature by their feces, because you can say, okay,
Speaker 1: it's all plant material versus there's some bones in there.
Speaker 1: Maybe I need to be a little bit more aware
Speaker 1: of this of the situation. It's definitely something something I
Speaker 1: think about. Were you also, you know you mentioned your
Speaker 1: your background has a lot to do with making gardens,
Speaker 1: planting things, So were you Did you have that going
Speaker 1: on the same area?
Speaker 3: Not at that time. Okay, that was left behind. I
Speaker 3: don't even think they kept most of that garden. The
Speaker 3: greenhouse is still there, I know that for sure. But yeah,
Speaker 3: I ended up having to leave that all behind that season.
Speaker 3: I had a lot of tubers and had like twelve
Speaker 3: hundred pounds of sunschoke tubers that I had grown. Ended
Speaker 3: up having to compost those later on because I didn't
Speaker 3: have the place to plant them. I've been a lot
Speaker 3: of first year gardens. It seems like I've anywhere I've gone,
Speaker 3: or like I've gotten good permission to sharecrop a property.
Speaker 3: There's always somebody that sees what I do in that
Speaker 3: year and they get super jealous and they create drama,
Speaker 3: whether it be like an adult child that lives on
Speaker 3: the property. Then now all of a sudden they want
Speaker 3: to garden that spot. But they had ten to fifteen
Speaker 3: years to do it, and they didn't do it. So right,
Speaker 3: I just see it as I just see it to
Speaker 3: the enemy trying to stop the startup of what we'll
Speaker 3: need to the ministry that God show me I'll be
Speaker 3: doing here for the next you know, multiple decades at
Speaker 3: some point.
Speaker 2: So gotcha?
Speaker 1: And so which is to help?
Speaker 2: What would you say? What would you say? That is?
Speaker 1: Like if you had to summarize what that is, because
Speaker 1: it sounds like you're going out on your own in
Speaker 1: the future to do that whatever it is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well, it's interesting. You know. I grew up in
Speaker 3: church different and different denominations and church shopped. But it
Speaker 3: was only when I was nineteen and my dad had
Speaker 3: commit suicide and I was in the Navy that I
Speaker 3: like I just reached out to know that God was
Speaker 3: truly real because I'd never I had a demonic experience
Speaker 3: when I was a kid, but I'd never, you know,
Speaker 3: see anything to prove that Jesus was real and so
Speaker 3: and this is a whole different story, but I ended
Speaker 3: up meeting him face to face in heaven in his
Speaker 3: transfigured body, and I can describe every detail. But what
Speaker 3: was I getting out there? I'm on a tangent right now,
Speaker 3: what was What were you just saying right there?
Speaker 1: So the question was what would you say? So what
Speaker 1: is your goal with your future ministry? Because it sounds
Speaker 1: like you'll be going out by yourself to do what
Speaker 1: is you want to do?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I see, I see where I got on a tangent.
Speaker 3: So after I had that experience with Jesus, I was
Speaker 3: really searching, like what is the most impactful thing that
Speaker 3: I can do for you Lord? Like what what did
Speaker 3: that look like? Because I'm seeing in a church it
Speaker 3: looks like a dead model, you know, it looks like,
Speaker 3: you know, when the economy crashes and market the beast,
Speaker 3: digital currency and all that stuff is in full play,
Speaker 3: that this isn't gonna last. It's already corrupted to a degree.
Speaker 3: I'm like, well, what does this look like? We have
Speaker 3: to get self sufficient. And it's funny because the first
Speaker 3: time I went to wylamb was and a was in Chico.
Speaker 3: It springs a living water and a mission built there
Speaker 3: for a couple of months, building a garden. And that's
Speaker 3: when God gave me all these downloads. Like I was
Speaker 3: reading scripture and regarding how got you getting and twisted
Speaker 3: in my head here, But you know, God prunes every
Speaker 3: branch that's not of him to summarize it, and I
Speaker 3: was pruning tomatoes and the tomatoes ended up yielding so
Speaker 3: much more after pruning out all these disease branches and
Speaker 3: such and so that there was a spark that started there.
Speaker 3: I realized it started all started to come together, like
Speaker 3: oh oh, we can heal soil and pretty much create
Speaker 3: heaven on earth. And it's been here all along and
Speaker 3: we haven't known it. Are certain certain nations and people's
Speaker 3: throughout time have and have utilized it to create massive empires.
Speaker 3: But now you know, we've poisoned our soils and it's
Speaker 3: all a part of the dependence. I realize it's like,
Speaker 3: here's a key to setting myself and other people free
Speaker 3: with this knowledge because if you have land, you can
Speaker 3: transform it even if you don't have money, or you
Speaker 3: have very little money and you're just able bodied.
Speaker 1: So I got a few questions about that. That's that's
Speaker 1: really intense. So you're talking about it was John fifteen
Speaker 1: where talks about cutting off branches that bear new fruit
Speaker 1: and then pruning the ones to ye bear fruit.
Speaker 3: The bear more right, and then that one I've I've
Speaker 3: got half memorized now.
Speaker 1: So I want to make sure because I think I
Speaker 1: got what you're saying. So you're your idea is when
Speaker 1: the end times come and people are not able to
Speaker 1: buy things without the mark, to make sure that they
Speaker 1: are able to still provide food for themselves to this garden.
Speaker 3: Yeah, holy mad I mean so many, so many of
Speaker 3: Jesus's parables are connected to people who understand agriculture. And
Speaker 3: really it's so simple. I ended up when I first
Speaker 3: started learning about like the particular one called Jadam. It's
Speaker 3: a it's a method that was created by the son
Speaker 3: of the scientists who created Korean natural farming. And it's
Speaker 3: a game changer because you can take potatoes or a
Speaker 3: tuber and literally a couple of pounds and you can
Speaker 3: take leaf mold from you know, you walk up on
Speaker 3: top of a mountain, find good decomposing leaf litter that
Speaker 3: has fungi, and you know you should smell fungal, and
Speaker 3: you take that and basically brew a giant tea and
Speaker 3: you feed your you feed that to your soil, and
Speaker 3: you can kick start biological processes that bring out plant
Speaker 3: health that like you can see four to five times
Speaker 3: the yield on a crop in a conventional organic agriculture
Speaker 3: setting in the first year using these things with the
Speaker 3: rains in the spring or the fall, and just just
Speaker 3: waking up that soil biology with probiotic bacteria and it
Speaker 3: it all kind of it's interesting because a lot of
Speaker 3: this science really like it's all kind of like a
Speaker 3: back to Eden kind of thing when you realize how
Speaker 3: everything potentiates each other, produce and trees. There really isn't
Speaker 3: a limit to how fertile soil can get because you
Speaker 3: can always build more soil, and you can always amend
Speaker 3: more minerals, and you can return it to the soil.
Speaker 3: And so yeah, so I had a profit. He's spoken
Speaker 3: over me when I was twenty three at the River
Speaker 3: Church in Winston, Oregon, to south of Roseberg, and it
Speaker 3: was Harold Everley. If anybody knows him, he's a missionary
Speaker 3: who is also a pastor and goes around and talks.
Speaker 3: And he was prophesying over people and he prophesied over me,
Speaker 3: and he didn't know me. He didn't know anything about me,
Speaker 3: or that I was studying Jadam late at night and
Speaker 3: things like that. And he said that God is going
Speaker 3: to surround you with a team of people to go
Speaker 3: and feed the nations. That's the word he got. And
Speaker 3: I was like, oh, okay, so this is I am
Speaker 3: on the right track, and you know, and this is
Speaker 3: it's been something that's been a driver I've I think
Speaker 3: God has let me have a lot of false starts
Speaker 3: and see that I was trying to do it with
Speaker 3: the wrong people that and I realized now in context,
Speaker 3: heals around me with the people. So I just got
Speaker 3: to wait for that and just be positioned because a
Speaker 3: lot of people don't A lot of people want the
Speaker 3: benefits of a homestead like situation where you're growing your food,
Speaker 3: but a lot of people don't want to do the
Speaker 3: work because it's never ending when you've got crops and
Speaker 3: you've got animals. But really, it's the only free person
Speaker 3: in the future is going to be farmers or people
Speaker 3: who can you know, they can hunt, they can fish,
Speaker 3: They're not going to get harassed. I feel like it's
Speaker 3: important people get into safe places. I really feel like
Speaker 3: God's been telling me that at some point here I'm
Speaker 3: going to be leaving the United States because this place
Speaker 3: I've been shown personally. Since age eleven or twelve, I
Speaker 3: started having dreams of us getting invaded by China, and
Speaker 3: they were very real, being chased, was being chased by
Speaker 3: these black uniform Chinese soldiers all over southern California. In
Speaker 3: these dreams as well as the Astoria area, I witnessed
Speaker 3: the invasion happen on the shoreline of the ocean. And
Speaker 3: God's show me at some point, I mean, there might
Speaker 3: be there might be an exodus here out of this country.
Speaker 3: There's even this Hispanic guy amongst many other people. He
Speaker 3: was having dreams of people fleeing back over the border,
Speaker 3: the opposite direction of you know, people who've been coming
Speaker 3: into the US to escape didn't get to a better
Speaker 3: life here, hoping that that they'd find that here. But yeah,
Speaker 3: I actually talked to that people, to people about that
Speaker 3: a lot, because if that's true, it means we've got
Speaker 3: time is really limited here. And but that doesn't mean
Speaker 3: that God doesn't have He doesn't have plans for people
Speaker 3: and doing things up until then. But yeah, that's just
Speaker 3: my own personal convictions.
Speaker 2: Wild stuff.
Speaker 1: So I think something you said really was interesting where
Speaker 1: you said a lot of false starts. I think those
Speaker 1: false starts are how God teaches us things. Yeah, if
Speaker 1: you look at in the Bible, I mean you look
Speaker 1: at the life of Moses, how old was he before
Speaker 1: he really started chugging? You know, It's just it's really
Speaker 1: interesting to think about. So is it is it important
Speaker 1: do you think for this conversation to talk about so
Speaker 1: you had? Was it you had an interaction with the
Speaker 1: demon when you were a young child.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was my first paranormal anything. Long story short,
Speaker 3: you know, it's it's interesting. Actually, I should should preface
Speaker 3: with this. I was watching Disney movies alone in my room.
Speaker 3: Usually I was sharing a bunk bed with my older brothers,
Speaker 3: and I remember watching Disney movies all night and was
Speaker 3: sitting in this little plastic chair, like a little one
Speaker 3: of those stackable ones that you have outside the ones
Speaker 3: that get brittle in the sun and they break and
Speaker 3: he fall over and it was facing the TV when
Speaker 3: I went to bed, and I remember waking up, well,
Speaker 3: it actually couldn't fall asleep. I remember I was trying
Speaker 3: to fall asleep, and I just felt this thick, dark,
Speaker 3: evil presence in the room. And I am up on
Speaker 3: the top bunk of a bed and I finally like
Speaker 3: work up the courage to look. So I was facing
Speaker 3: the wall and I look over at the chair and
Speaker 3: the chair has been spun around. It's facing me now,
Speaker 3: and there's a man sitting there and wearing dark clothes,
Speaker 3: and his face resembled the man that worked the sound
Speaker 3: booth at our church. We went to a little Assembly
Speaker 3: of God church out in twenty nine Palms, California, where
Speaker 3: I grew up, and the guy that worked the sound
Speaker 3: booth there. It was for sure his face, but the
Speaker 3: eyes were four or five times the size they should be,
Speaker 3: and they were just big black, dark pits, and like
Speaker 3: I caught a full visual and I turned over and
Speaker 3: I remember I just like hyperventilating and hid it under
Speaker 3: my blankets and made a little tiny air hole so
Speaker 3: that I could breathe cool air. And by the time
Speaker 3: I could I remember I was wanting to call for
Speaker 3: my parents or my mom, and I couldn't. I was
Speaker 3: so scared, and eventually, by the time I could say something,
Speaker 3: I just decided I'm just going to see Jesus over
Speaker 3: and over and over and over, and I did. I
Speaker 3: don't remember how long I did that, but eventually I
Speaker 3: fell asleep and I literally slept under the covers like that,
Speaker 3: like cocooning, until I was nineteen years old, until I
Speaker 3: had my experience with Jesus, like that looming feeling of
Speaker 3: something watching me in the room, in the corner, under
Speaker 3: the bed, you know, in the closet. It was always
Speaker 3: just so oppressive that I have to hide to feel comfortable.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry that. I'm sorry that happened to you. No
Speaker 1: one should ever have to go through that that. That's
Speaker 1: absolutely horrible. And so it sounds like that lasted for
Speaker 1: a few years and then you're able to have an
Speaker 1: experience with Jesus that did it break that cycle for you?
Speaker 3: It did? It did? I felt like I was actually
Speaker 3: able to just disregard and put off those feelings. And
Speaker 3: anytime I have done that, I get attacked at night
Speaker 3: in a dream. And I've had quite a few paranormal dreams,
Speaker 3: I'd say. I mean, there's certain seasons in my life
Speaker 3: where I've been attacked on a bi weekly basis, and
Speaker 3: whether it be sleep paralysis or hearing hearing like almost
Speaker 3: like you'd think a werewolf for dog man would sound
Speaker 3: like snarling at me. But I felt like I was
Speaker 3: in this bubble of protection, like nothing could touch me.
Speaker 3: It could just it can only get pissed off at me.
Speaker 3: And that was actually more recently I had one like that,
Speaker 3: and it was interesting because in the same night, I
Speaker 3: remember waking up feeling like the presence of God surrounding me,
Speaker 3: protecting me and just letting me hear this thing snarl
Speaker 3: at me. And then I was like, okay, whatever, you
Speaker 3: can't touch me, and then fall walk asleep because I've
Speaker 3: been you know, you get attacked so many times you
Speaker 3: become desensitized to it. And I think there's a purpose
Speaker 3: there that God allows certain people to be attacked because
Speaker 3: eventually you just don't fear them. But the next thing
Speaker 3: that happened was I heard a like a insectoid type kissing,
Speaker 3: like an angry large insect just pissed off at me,
Speaker 3: And once again I felt pretty safe and protected. You know,
Speaker 3: it's interesting. It's easy to forget certain encounters I've had.
Speaker 3: But I mean, as we'll go with the flow here.
Speaker 3: When I was at why Wam in Chico, I was
Speaker 3: staying in a and I was like, I was like twenty.
Speaker 3: I think I was twenty when I did that, and
Speaker 3: I was staying in it by myself. I remember waking
Speaker 3: up and I'm laying on my back and looking up
Speaker 3: in the corner of this room, just a super basic,
Speaker 3: bare white room, and I see this insectoid. He had
Speaker 3: a head like a grasshopper, but and it was like
Speaker 3: like Spider Man, like like the origin, the original Spider
Speaker 3: Man's but the more older Tobey Maguire ones where he's
Speaker 3: like up in the corner in the room holding himself up.
Speaker 3: It was doing that, and it saw me see him,
Speaker 3: and I saw the recognition of it. It went, oh crap,
Speaker 3: Like it was like, you're not You're not supposed to
Speaker 3: see me, and it depixelated right in front of me,
Speaker 3: and it was It was the weirdest thing. And I'm
Speaker 3: sitting there thinking I just saw that, Like that wasn't
Speaker 3: a dream because I was immediately awake, like right in
Speaker 3: that moment.
Speaker 2: And that was at Why Wham Chico.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's around that time. To a girl named Savannah,
Speaker 3: she saw hat Man in her closet and she told
Speaker 3: she told the leadership on the base. I remember, I was.
Speaker 3: It was passed on to me. They thought that there
Speaker 3: were some portals that were open there or something.
Speaker 1: So someone actually told you or hypothesized that there could
Speaker 1: be portals open.
Speaker 3: Yeah, really, yeah, there was. Yeah, you know, other people
Speaker 3: have said that there's like angelic portals, but I think
Speaker 3: that there was definitely the opposite training to get into.
Speaker 3: But I don't even think that girl knew what hat
Speaker 3: Man was. I didn't know what hat Man was at
Speaker 3: that time, and she just said it looked like the
Speaker 3: guy on the sign that you see in front of
Speaker 3: neighborhoods for the community watch. Oh sure, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's quint essential for that.
Speaker 1: But I don't know a lot about because is that
Speaker 1: considered even a cryptid.
Speaker 2: I don't know a lot about it.
Speaker 3: I don't know. It's almost more like a spirit to me.
Speaker 3: It seems more like like a demonic thing.
Speaker 2: But mm hmm, makes it makes you wonder like.
Speaker 1: It would be an interesting thing to see if well,
Speaker 1: you know, you hear all these stories about missionaries in
Speaker 1: other countries that come up against these wild fits of
Speaker 1: oppression from demons and all sorts of stuff, and then
Speaker 1: you know, if you take that same logic.
Speaker 2: Are there.
Speaker 1: Then let's say you have different places in the US
Speaker 1: where there are mission something missionary related or people that
Speaker 1: are training to go into those strongholds. Could then these
Speaker 1: places start to be attacked by things like you are sharing.
Speaker 1: I don't know it's a hypothesis, but.
Speaker 3: Before a DTS to like Sudan and believe somewhere else
Speaker 3: and they were doing something pretty important. I can't remember
Speaker 3: what's the.
Speaker 2: What was that you said?
Speaker 3: The base was training for like a DTS to go
Speaker 3: to a couple places in Africa and you know they're
Speaker 3: they're really heavily spiritually attacked.
Speaker 2: What is what ists?
Speaker 3: It's a discipleship training school. It's a like a six
Speaker 3: month program you go through to orient and train you
Speaker 3: and then you go off as a team of people
Speaker 3: two to go do missionary work. Give me pretty expensive?
Speaker 2: You think about it?
Speaker 1: Like it it makes sense to if you know, let's say,
Speaker 1: let's say we pretend that or if you've got let's
Speaker 1: say Satan and demons. You know, are they just going
Speaker 1: to attack a random dude that's lukewarm, or are they
Speaker 1: going to try to go after the place that is
Speaker 1: actively sending Like you're saying, it's a it's an intense
Speaker 1: program to send people out into these areas, and like, yeah,
Speaker 1: once you attack that PA's wild.
Speaker 3: We're attacking a stronghold of the enemy. So it makes
Speaker 3: sense that he would send some messengers to trying to
Speaker 3: ter you. You know, it's interesting. So I'm glad it's these
Speaker 3: other experiences are coming to mind. I was working on
Speaker 3: a farm for a couple of years as a farm
Speaker 3: hand in around the Roseberg, Oregon area, and the people
Speaker 3: that own the farm. One was an American lady and
Speaker 3: the other was a man from Kierra Body from the
Speaker 3: from the Pacific Islands. And apparently his grandmother was the
Speaker 3: witch doctor of that area of the island, and he
Speaker 3: was the firstborn son, and so she passed on his knowledge,
Speaker 3: her knowledge to him, and so he had this past.
Speaker 3: My brother had had a hunch about it, and he
Speaker 3: was very right because he had his own experience with
Speaker 3: this guy, and it was all about his son and
Speaker 3: his son a wonderful kid. I think he was like
Speaker 3: nine years old. He was just super happy and always
Speaker 3: wanted to hang around me or my brother and you know,
Speaker 3: be be one of the guys. And I remember I
Speaker 3: was really on fire for God at one point and
Speaker 3: going around and just praying for people. And I remember
Speaker 3: I was alone with him in the field and I
Speaker 3: just started ministering to him and had this really like
Speaker 3: I'm just just telling him about the father's love because
Speaker 3: I could tell that his dad and the dad loved him,
Speaker 3: but it was kind of an empty there wasn't much
Speaker 3: affection there. And I let him know he as a
Speaker 3: father in heaven that loves him so much more. And
Speaker 3: he started crying and he looked up in the sky
Speaker 3: like he like he knew where he was looking like
Speaker 3: he was looking up to God. And it's interesting because
Speaker 3: his dad wasn't even there, but his dad was kind
Speaker 3: of he was off put by me because sometimes I'd
Speaker 3: just like sing worship songs while I'm working and I
Speaker 3: felt super energized and people are looking at me like
Speaker 3: I'm weird. But eventually they got used to it and
Speaker 3: they were like it sounds good. But his dad pulled
Speaker 3: me aside, not like like we were just kind of
Speaker 3: sitting together on the side. He didn't really like pull
Speaker 3: me aside to talk to me, but he said, oh,
Speaker 3: so you know Jesus whatnot, And it's like yeah. I
Speaker 3: started telling him, like I was telling everybody in my
Speaker 3: experience that I ended up having at age nineteen, if
Speaker 3: they would listen. And he he had these tattoos on
Speaker 3: his knuckles on his middle like the knuckles that you
Speaker 3: punch with when you make a fist, and then the
Speaker 3: knuckles in between your fingers, and he started touching them
Speaker 3: in a weird pattern it was, and he was touching
Speaker 3: them with his other fingers. He was casting a spell.
Speaker 3: That is what he was doing in his his Kira
Speaker 3: body spell work magic. And I didn't realize it. I
Speaker 3: was totally naive and felt nothing. That night I was
Speaker 3: I was living at my parents' property, and I remember
Speaker 3: I had this this dream where I'm on thee I'm
Speaker 3: in the islands of the South Pacific somewhere, and it's
Speaker 3: super humid, super flat and tropical. There's trees everywhere, just
Speaker 3: like you would see if you were you were in
Speaker 3: fiji 'or you know, like probably Cure body, and there
Speaker 3: were these huts all around, and there were these old
Speaker 3: demonic looking frogs and spiders that were in the corners
Speaker 3: of these huts, and I remember just walking past them,
Speaker 3: and I walk into what appears to be the chiefs,
Speaker 3: walk up to what appears to be to take the
Speaker 3: chief's hut, the biggest most pronounced hut in the entire island,
Speaker 3: and in front of me, I see a boy holding
Speaker 3: a book looks like a bible, and it's glowing gold
Speaker 3: on the edges. It's got light coming out of it,
Speaker 3: and he is like using this book and he looked
Speaker 3: like the sun a little older, and he's holding this
Speaker 3: book and he's like directing is himself towards this building.
Speaker 3: And I look up this building and there's steps. Everything's
Speaker 3: made of wood and like bamboo type type stuff, and
Speaker 3: in the middle there is this Lord Voldemort like from
Speaker 3: Harry Potter, looking ghastly, gangly like bare boned witch that's levitating,
Speaker 3: and she's got other witches like a little cohort, which
Speaker 3: is like girls that are under her authority or something
Speaker 3: that are all around her. And I end up walking
Speaker 3: behind Sony. I take the book out of his hand
Speaker 3: and I go up to this thing in the space,
Speaker 3: and I hold that book up to its like I'm
Speaker 3: at the bottom of the stairs and I hold out
Speaker 3: that book and I say yes, and this thing attacks me.
Speaker 3: It launches itself at me, and we wrestle on the
Speaker 3: ground in the dirt for like a good minute or so,
Speaker 3: and this thing like it, like it a shape, shifts
Speaker 3: while we're wrestling, and I could feel it. It was
Speaker 3: painful and it was like electrical. But it couldn't it
Speaker 3: couldn't do that. And I wake up and I could
Speaker 3: feel something squeezing my genitals so hard. And I didn't
Speaker 3: like roll over in the wrong way or something. Something
Speaker 3: was literally attacking me and in that way. And I
Speaker 3: think because of what I said to the sun that
Speaker 3: day and because of what his dad did, I think
Speaker 3: I I stirred the pot there with multi generational you know, witchcraft,
Speaker 3: and so I got attacked by the demon or principality
Speaker 3: or whatever it was it was associated with. That is
Speaker 3: it was only one night.
Speaker 1: That is really really intense. Austin, can you also for listeners,
Speaker 1: what the the word you show?
Speaker 3: I mean, Oh, but Yashua, it's his technically his real name.
Speaker 3: It's what we would consider Jesus's real name. They didn't
Speaker 3: have a Jay back then, and it just seems a
Speaker 3: little more proper. But there's power in the name of Jesus.
Speaker 3: There's power in the name of Yeshua. I mean, I've
Speaker 3: like I don't know if I mentioned, but I have
Speaker 3: had alien gray encounters growing up, primarily out in twenty
Speaker 3: nine Palms, California. But it's stopped times where they were
Speaker 3: in the room and I was under sleep paralysis and
Speaker 3: I could just just had to work so hard just
Speaker 3: to say his name. So anyways, some people really argue
Speaker 3: about that. I don't think Jesus is really that worried
Speaker 3: about it. He's more worried about people's hearts.
Speaker 1: So you were able to stop sleep paralysis encounters by
Speaker 1: using the name of Jesus.
Speaker 3: Any any kind of attack, because I've been attacked by
Speaker 3: like i've with the grays. I've seen them more in
Speaker 3: dreams and then I just so happened to I have
Speaker 3: my own realizations after watching documentaries with doctor Roger Lear,
Speaker 3: who's now gone, I wish he wasn't because there's a
Speaker 3: lot of people out there like myself who have most
Speaker 3: likely implants. They've got scoop marks on every limb of
Speaker 3: my body, and I have all of these back issues
Speaker 3: that appeared right after my first sleep paralysis episode. There's
Speaker 3: two scoop marks there, and it's interesting because these scars
Speaker 3: don't heal, but my other scars heal and they eventually disappear.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it's if you. It's interesting because like anytime
Speaker 3: sleep paralysis occurs, and it sounds like this is across
Speaker 3: the board for anybody. You can't talk like you you can.
Speaker 3: You can your eyeballs and that's about it, and you
Speaker 3: can breathe. But if you really work for it, like
Speaker 3: just under your breath, like you can eventually squeeze out
Speaker 3: Jesus and I swear every time I get it out,
Speaker 3: it's instantaneous. The episode ends, I wake up, I feel
Speaker 3: the thing flee the room. Sometimes I've woken up and
Speaker 3: still feel it in the room, but it's still had
Speaker 3: believe it's like an ace card for people, and it
Speaker 3: apparently works against sasquatch too.
Speaker 1: So it from I've heard from multiple people that yes,
Speaker 1: that is definitely the case. I've never had to do
Speaker 1: that myself, but I've heard from many different people that, yeah,
Speaker 1: that is really effective. So you going back to your
Speaker 1: encounter at Port Townsend. So then it sounds like, based
Speaker 1: on things you've said earlier, that that really sent you
Speaker 1: down a path to try to figure out what sasquatch is.
Speaker 2: Is that correct?
Speaker 3: Yes, I couldn't get it out of my mind that
Speaker 3: that was not a bear, and that was not an owl,
Speaker 3: and that was not a deer. That it's very obvious
Speaker 3: that it wasn't and I think it's the reality of
Speaker 3: having one next to you. It It just there's doubts
Speaker 3: that we all have because people there's a lot of
Speaker 3: really good liars in this world and people who will
Speaker 3: why their head off for all different types of reasons.
Speaker 3: And I can tell you can tell when most of
Speaker 3: the stories are sincere. But I'm kind of losing track
Speaker 3: of my thought here. But yeah, I'm sorry, I'm brain
Speaker 3: farting there.
Speaker 1: So that's that is no problem. You also had mentioned
Speaker 1: that you've had a encounter with a pale crawler at
Speaker 1: some point.
Speaker 3: Yes, and it happened very close to where that sasquatch
Speaker 3: encounter happens. That happened within a matter of days to
Speaker 3: a month from when I heard the sasquatch scream behind
Speaker 3: the base in the winter, when I first got there.
Speaker 3: Remember I was I'd signed up for a Brazilian jiu
Speaker 3: jitsu class. I was kind of itching to get back
Speaker 3: into training, and I had a lot of time on
Speaker 3: my hands. And they had a good gym down on
Speaker 3: Water Street, which is where the base or the beginning
Speaker 3: of the Larry Scott Trail is at the Marina. That's
Speaker 3: there in Port Townsend. You can't miss it. And I
Speaker 3: went to a late class, rode my bike all the
Speaker 3: way from Discovery Bay on the Larry Scott Trail from
Speaker 3: one end to the other, it's like seven or eight miles,
Speaker 3: and got to class. I think class was like seven
Speaker 3: point thirty. It was like an hour and a half class,
Speaker 3: and so I got out at nine pm. I had
Speaker 3: a little bike trailer behind me and I would haul
Speaker 3: my groceries and whatever I needed. So I remember I
Speaker 3: went over to the organic food co op across the street,
Speaker 3: got six gallons of water filled up, and I headed
Speaker 3: back home. And right as I got to the beginning
Speaker 3: of that trail at the marina, there's nobody there by
Speaker 3: the way. It's like literally, I think it was early February,
Speaker 3: and that goes to bed early, like ten pm. It's dead.
Speaker 3: There's hardly vehicles driving around. There's not much for nightlife
Speaker 3: going on, at least at that time of year. And
Speaker 3: I see a park bench. There's this little grassy area
Speaker 3: off to the left right after you start the trail,
Speaker 3: and there's some benches there, and I sat down at one.
Speaker 3: I parked my bike behind it. I was going through
Speaker 3: my Duffel bag and I have my headlamp on. I
Speaker 3: always had a really big not a really big, but
Speaker 3: a really bright led headlamp, and I keep a couple
Speaker 3: of them with me charged up and I I'm going
Speaker 3: through my bag with the red light on that's kind
Speaker 3: of dim, and I hear a splash out in front
Speaker 3: of me. Now, the water was like thirty forty feet
Speaker 3: in front of me, and there was a slight drop
Speaker 3: off right before the sand met the water, and the
Speaker 3: splash stood out because it was like one of those
Speaker 3: nights on the Puget Sound where things were relative glassy
Speaker 3: and there weren't really any waves except maybe little microwaves.
Speaker 3: It would make a little splash every now and then.
Speaker 3: This was a bigger splash, So I was like, what's that?
Speaker 3: And I look up and I turn on. Actually I'm
Speaker 3: missing a part here. So I while I was going
Speaker 3: through my bag and my red light was on, I
Speaker 3: got very sleepy. I mean, like like I used to
Speaker 3: IWA was prescribed ambient as a teenager, and it was
Speaker 3: similar to that. It was like a drug. I had
Speaker 3: to fight it. I got this. It was just the
Speaker 3: most intense wave of tiredness and it was just so unnatural.
Speaker 3: I remembered thinking, oh, I could just take a nap
Speaker 3: here for a moment on this bench. I'll be fine.
Speaker 3: There's no one around. And then I thought, well, I
Speaker 3: do have an expensive e bike behind me. It's not
Speaker 3: locked up. Somebody might steal it, so I should lock
Speaker 3: that up first if I do snooze for a moment
Speaker 3: and carry on. And that was all going through my
Speaker 3: head when I heard that splash, and so I look
Speaker 3: up at the splash, I turned my headlight onto the
Speaker 3: beam setting and looking right back at me is this white,
Speaker 3: pale face with a long neck. The neck was twisted
Speaker 3: so like its neck it was like as if its
Speaker 3: body its torso was facing the ocean. And then its
Speaker 3: neck was like twisting one eighty like an owl to
Speaker 3: look at me. And I could see the striations in
Speaker 3: its neck It had really thin skin, kind of like
Speaker 3: a like a low body, fat bodybuilder, and it was
Speaker 3: just so sinewy under there, like emaciated, but not like
Speaker 3: emaciated jacked. And its face and it had no ears,
Speaker 3: had no like distinguishing facial features. Its skin looked rubbery
Speaker 3: and aquatic. When I first saw this thing, and afterwards
Speaker 3: I looked up what it could have been, and I
Speaker 3: settled on thinking it could have been a Qualu pollock,
Speaker 3: which is an Alaskan mermaid, because they're known for snatching
Speaker 3: people from the storeline and then drowning you, and so
Speaker 3: that element was consistent. But later on I realized it
Speaker 3: could have been a crawler too. But its skin was reflective, glossy, shiny,
Speaker 3: and it I was blinding it very obviously. This thing
Speaker 3: could not look at me because I'm shining this bridal
Speaker 3: led headlamp right into its face at close distance. I
Speaker 3: think it's those led headlamps can save your life. Light
Speaker 3: is actually a weapon. It really is this thing, and
Speaker 3: I held well, I was seeing it probably more than
Speaker 3: it saw me, because it was squinting. Its mouth was
Speaker 3: like a slit, its nostrils were slits, and they were
Speaker 3: all sealed but I could just make out the line
Speaker 3: of where it was, and it turned away after about
Speaker 3: a second or a second and a half, and I
Speaker 3: got hit with an adrenaline deump so quick I jumped up.
Speaker 3: I threw myself on that e bike I was peddling
Speaker 3: before it was even turned on, and before you know it,
Speaker 3: I'm going like thirty miles an hour down that trail,
Speaker 3: looking over my shoulder, expecting this thing to chase me,
Speaker 3: and it did not chase me. Problem might have been,
Speaker 3: I mean, maybe they do chase people on the occasion,
Speaker 3: but I think because I blinded it, it was unsettling
Speaker 3: and it needed to get its eyesight back to normal.
Speaker 3: Being nocturnal as they are, I could tell its eyes
Speaker 3: were really big, but being closed, you know, I didn't
Speaker 3: get that kind of freaky, wide eyed, black sunken look
Speaker 3: that you see. So yeah, I think I send you
Speaker 3: some photos from Reddit in the email, the last email
Speaker 3: I sent you, and the thing was doing exactly what
Speaker 3: that thing was doing. It was walking the shoreline if
Speaker 3: it you know, I only saw it from the neck up,
Speaker 3: so I can't really know if this thing was an
Speaker 3: older one of the picture that I showed you, because
Speaker 3: that one looks small and adolescent compared to what I saw.
Speaker 3: The thing I saw. If its neck was somewhat proportionate
Speaker 3: to the rest of its body and its neck was
Speaker 3: like two feet long, I'd imagine that thing was like
Speaker 3: a seven footer or something and it was just just
Speaker 3: squatting behind that rock wall and kid second, I you know,
Speaker 3: a second after I shined it. So yeah, that one.
Speaker 3: I'm glad that that was such a brief encounter because
Speaker 3: it's creepier the more I look back at it, and
Speaker 3: I realized how close I was to falling asleep on
Speaker 3: that bench with that thing probably ready to pounce. And
Speaker 3: there from what I hear, they're pretty strong for being wiry,
Speaker 3: skinny little things.
Speaker 1: It's you know, pale crawlers have come up a few
Speaker 1: times on the show. I've had some conversations with Miss
Speaker 1: Eli's sterling and years ago on the show, and it's
Speaker 1: such it's a very interesting topic because I'm really not
Speaker 1: sure what's going on there.
Speaker 2: And definitely not a good thing.
Speaker 3: Ever, No, they don't seem to have any good intentions.
Speaker 3: I feel like sasquatches, there are individuals that at least
Speaker 3: have like a redeemable spirit, like there's like if if
Speaker 3: there's any chance, you know, they can get into heaven,
Speaker 3: that'd be really cool, because I've heard it sounds like
Speaker 3: just like people. There's good hearted ones and then you
Speaker 3: get the cannibalistic families that have been hunted by the natives,
Speaker 3: and yeah, it's it's the whole spectrum there.
Speaker 1: I think there's a an old story on Duke's channel
Speaker 1: about Glag. I don't know if you've ever looked into that.
Speaker 2: You should.
Speaker 1: You should look into Glag Glag the Sasquatch, and it's
Speaker 1: a very interesting habituation story. But there's also I think
Speaker 1: it also delves into the whole thinking, Okay, ken Sasquatch
Speaker 1: get saved? Can they understand the Bible? Except at least
Speaker 1: that's how I It's been a while since I've heard
Speaker 1: it because it is a multiple episode account interview with
Speaker 1: this gentleman. But that's a Duke from I believe World
Speaker 1: Bigfoot Radio is his channel.
Speaker 2: But something to look into. Do you feel that I've
Speaker 2: been trying to figure it out.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure if the time we live in right now,
Speaker 1: if it's I'm hearing a lot of bigfoot stuff because
Speaker 1: I'm a Bigfoot podcaster or people are having more bigfoot
Speaker 1: things happen and other things happen, and that's why we're
Speaker 1: hearing them.
Speaker 2: Do you have any thoughts about that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I do. Well, we do know they have families
Speaker 3: and they can reproduce at the rate that their prey
Speaker 3: source can sustain. So I imagine, you know, we've had
Speaker 3: larger amounts of year starting to spread back in parts
Speaker 3: of the US. I know, like they're in Roseberg Organ
Speaker 3: places like that. You know, you could see forty deer
Speaker 3: on one hillside and when when fall comes around, I'll
Speaker 3: see five or six roadkilled deer on a thirty mile
Speaker 3: stretch of road. There's food everywhere, sounds like, at least
Speaker 3: like in the Northwest, in places where it's like more
Speaker 3: calm and for you to have a sighting. And they're
Speaker 3: bigger too, that we know by now that they get
Speaker 3: multiple feet larger in the Northwest. I think it's just food.
Speaker 3: I think access to clams and all these other super
Speaker 3: nutrient dense, protein rich foods at more times of the year,
Speaker 3: besides just the deer and things allows them to get
Speaker 3: much bigger. But you know it's yeah, people are more confident.
Speaker 3: There's now a community where you can talk about this.
Speaker 3: But it's weird. I've kind of wondered why I've had
Speaker 3: so many encounters myself. It's like, is this did God
Speaker 3: just allow me to be there and kind of wanted
Speaker 3: me to know these things are truly real? Or are
Speaker 3: these things really just out there that much and all
Speaker 3: you got to do is be a little ballsy and
Speaker 3: get out there by yourself, or you know, just go
Speaker 3: into places where people don't go. And I think they
Speaker 3: know where people frequent and where people don't frequent. And
Speaker 3: it's interesting that both of my Sasquatch accounts, well, two
Speaker 3: of the three happened right on the edge of a
Speaker 3: state park which has a low, low volume, low volume
Speaker 3: people coming through day use only. That was the thing too,
Speaker 3: is the Fort Townsend Historic State Park was not day
Speaker 3: use only, but they had shut it down for that
Speaker 3: winter or maybe a couple to remodel the bathrooms and
Speaker 3: remodel the campsite. And I think these Sasquats are just
Speaker 3: smart enough to notice when we're in and out of
Speaker 3: an area, and the imagine they're getting if if they're growing,
Speaker 3: their population's growing still, or you know, they end up
Speaker 3: multiplying a bit and then they start running out a deer.
Speaker 3: They're gonna look further. Maybe they're gonna dig through more
Speaker 3: trash cans, they're gonna they're gonna be more willing to
Speaker 3: expose themselves for something to eat. And yeah, it seems
Speaker 3: like maybe they board too, and they're just interested in
Speaker 3: people because they probably don't have all that much to
Speaker 3: entertain them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I think that, Man, the stuff I'm hearing
Speaker 1: is so wild.
Speaker 2: As mankind continues.
Speaker 1: To build more houses and more highways outside of cities
Speaker 1: and the sprawl continues. Man, the stuff I'm hearing from
Speaker 1: like all over the US is just crazy. People are
Speaker 1: having interactions and places they would not expect. But yeah,
Speaker 1: first I want to make sure that that Austin, you
Speaker 1: were able to share. I know you've got a lot
Speaker 1: of many different experiences over the years. I want to
Speaker 1: make sure that you're able to to discuss all those
Speaker 1: that you wanted to discuss. Also, shoot them one more question,
Speaker 1: and thank you so much for spending some time with
Speaker 1: me today and talking about some really intense encounters you've
Speaker 1: had and some really intense spiritual things as well, which
Speaker 1: I think is important. It's your heart definitely is in
Speaker 1: making sure that people have access to food and building gardens.
Speaker 1: Do you have any advice about Let's say, if there's
Speaker 1: someone listening and be okay, that sounds like a good idea.
Speaker 1: You know, maybe I should look into building my own
Speaker 1: garden so that I have access to what I need.
Speaker 1: Do you have any advice for that type of person?
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's so many different like subtopics within farming and gardening,
Speaker 3: but a lot of the basics aren't too hard to find.
Speaker 3: But what is has it's making its way around the
Speaker 3: world now because it's a total game changer. But a
Speaker 3: Korean natural farming and JADAM those two. You can download
Speaker 3: the Korean Natural Farming pdf online. It's not under Korean
Speaker 3: Natural Farming, it's under Chose Global Farming Natural Farming, and
Speaker 3: it's a large PDF, but it just shows you these
Speaker 3: inputs you can basically make in your kitchen with sugar, vinegar, plants,
Speaker 3: specific plant species can extract. You can extract minerals from
Speaker 3: seashells and charred bones and make a water soluble calcium
Speaker 3: carbonate or calcium phosphate. There's all these really simple natural
Speaker 3: ways to create fertile fertility that you can just use
Speaker 3: waste things around you. Really, so if you live where
Speaker 3: anything green is growing pretty much, you have a way
Speaker 3: to start building soil, to start building a garden, and
Speaker 3: start practicing farming on a small scale. It really does
Speaker 3: start with gardening because once you figure out, oh, I
Speaker 3: a this plant dialed in, I think this produced good tomatoes,
Speaker 3: and I've fed at this at this time and that
Speaker 3: and I can recreate that, there's some confidence that builds there.
Speaker 3: So it's a really that's a game changer for me
Speaker 3: because it didn't all click until I started to see
Speaker 3: the big picture with rebuilding like my celia networks in soil,
Speaker 3: as well as restoring nutrients that have been stripped from
Speaker 3: the land through the processes that would have put them
Speaker 3: there to begin with. And it, yeah, it's gonna be
Speaker 3: I know, Jesus is the true cornerstone, but you've got
Speaker 3: other corners to a building, and this is one of them. Besides,
Speaker 3: you know, water and shelter, food, water, shelter, like those things.
Speaker 3: I think that's what the enemy's coming after so much,
Speaker 3: because so many people can hardly afford rent these days,
Speaker 3: and there's so many attacks of the enemy on our
Speaker 3: food systems right now. But yeah, it's uh, it's I
Speaker 3: just just see that there's a time coming here, and
Speaker 3: it'll probably come by surprise and probably be like the
Speaker 3: worst time of the year for it to happen, that
Speaker 3: the economy crashes, dollars worth nothing, and they usher in
Speaker 3: the uh, the new form of currency with all those
Speaker 3: controls and exstrictions. It's so it's yeah, I mean it's
Speaker 3: going to be an act of defiance just to just
Speaker 3: to do the most basic thing that our ancestors have
Speaker 3: done for such a long time, and we can do
Speaker 3: it now to a level that we people have known
Speaker 3: to degree. Like the Korean people, they've been making something
Speaker 3: called lacto bacillus serum for a long time and it's
Speaker 3: basically it's a little different but basically the wagh protein
Speaker 3: liquid that comes off of like when you make cheese basically,
Speaker 3: but you collect the cultures with rice to make sure
Speaker 3: you're collecting the right group of lacto bacillus and not
Speaker 3: mixing it with other microbes that you don't want. But
Speaker 3: you know, they've been using that for thousands of years
Speaker 3: on their plants, and you like you could be like
Speaker 3: a novice grower of whatever tomato you know, some kind
Speaker 3: of some kind of produce of some kind. And if
Speaker 3: you even have just like some basic soil and composts
Speaker 3: and you get your seeds sprouted and you feed lactobacilous
Speaker 3: serum just by itself, it's so powerful. It'll unlock all
Speaker 3: the pretty much all the nutrients that are available in
Speaker 3: the soil or the available to them to the plant. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's it really is the microbial element in soil that
Speaker 3: is the main driver behind all fertility. And you can
Speaker 3: feed that that vehicle with a variety of things. Like
Speaker 3: people who live next to the ocean have it really
Speaker 3: good for gardening and they don't even realize it because
Speaker 3: you've got seashells that you can just pick up, and
Speaker 3: seawater that you can ferment and dilute, and it has
Speaker 3: its own biology that's really good for plants in there.
Speaker 3: But it also has a little bit of every element
Speaker 3: in the periodic table of element, including rare ones like
Speaker 3: gold and platinum and things that you have positive effects
Speaker 3: on plants in micro amounts. And you used to get
Speaker 3: like three types of magnesium from that, and that goes
Speaker 3: directly into your food and then it becomes a multivitamin
Speaker 3: when you eat it, so you're getting getting all these
Speaker 3: percentages of things that the grocery store food doesn't have
Speaker 3: in it at all. But there's a variety of inputs
Speaker 3: you can make. Most of them are all fermentations or
Speaker 3: internal extractions, and anyone can do it. You could teach
Speaker 3: it to a four year old. These types of techniques
Speaker 3: are literally, you know, half a jar full of sugar
Speaker 3: and half a jar full of stinging netal leaves crunched up,
Speaker 3: and then a little scoop of something called imo, which
Speaker 3: is pretty much the most important thing in currying natural farming.
Speaker 3: And it teaches you to go to certain parts of
Speaker 3: where you live, like you live in the desert, like
Speaker 3: like I live in the high elevation desert of New Mexico.
Speaker 3: There are forests here where there is leaf mold, and
Speaker 3: you can go and put a box of rice out there.
Speaker 3: You gotta you gotta seal it up a good way
Speaker 3: so animals don't get into it. But it'll get my celiated.
Speaker 3: When you cook the rice kind of al dente and
Speaker 3: do it just right, the forest will move in with
Speaker 3: those microbes and you'll get like like if you get
Speaker 3: a good pole of those microbes. It'll be pure white
Speaker 3: and maybe a little bit of rainbow color to it,
Speaker 3: and those all indicate different microbes that unlock different nutrients
Speaker 3: and you can get that in your soil. And you
Speaker 3: can take these high elevation ideally high elevation microbes. They
Speaker 3: can handle worse temperatures, they can handle more extremes, and
Speaker 3: when you bring them down to the valleys and places
Speaker 3: where you garden, they thrive and they out compete the
Speaker 3: native biology and they will my ciliate your entire garden
Speaker 3: if you've got enough work ganic matter and like freshwood
Speaker 3: chips and things that they can grow on in there.
Speaker 3: And it's it's really powerful because you can take the
Speaker 3: best biology from your area and it'll be like it'll
Speaker 3: be you can't put a number on how much better
Speaker 3: it is than going down to your local gardening store
Speaker 3: and buying a microhizal or microbial fertilizer that's going to
Speaker 3: cost you a ton of money and then it only
Speaker 3: lasts in your soil for six months, but indigenous microbes
Speaker 3: can last for ten years plus once you introduce them once.
Speaker 3: So it's it's it really is biohacking. It's like and
Speaker 3: really it leads to giant produce. I've seen it like
Speaker 3: on that Ylan base. I was within a matter of
Speaker 3: feet from the ocean. So every now and then take
Speaker 3: five gallon buckets down that trail down the cliff side
Speaker 3: and fill up with chopped up pieces of bulk help
Speaker 3: and full buckets of sea water, and then hike them
Speaker 3: back up for like a workout, and just those two,
Speaker 3: just just the seed, the fermented seaweed, fermented seawater, fermented
Speaker 3: singing nettle, gypsum, lime, and some fish fertilizer, as well
Speaker 3: as some extracted big shells. No, no bones grew, I
Speaker 3: mean everything came out giant. The sun golds were all
Speaker 3: golf ball size, the the uh squash and the the
Speaker 3: larger air loom tomato varieties were the size on my head.
Speaker 3: And it it just makes me think that this really,
Speaker 3: you know, here's here's wealth, Like this is the kind
Speaker 3: of wealth that makes billionaires jealous because they can buy
Speaker 3: everything that they want. But and and you know, money
Speaker 3: and just never satisfies. But the level of hell that
Speaker 3: can come from healing soil to that level, it makes
Speaker 3: me think about how people used to live a lot longer.
Speaker 3: In scripture and the virgin soils of the world have
Speaker 3: been so stripped, but we can rebuild it in a
Speaker 3: short matter of time if you happen to have tractors.
Speaker 3: There's so many farmers out there right now that have tractors,
Speaker 3: and they could have four or five feet atop soil
Speaker 3: on top of their cup of acre whatever they're growing,
Speaker 3: or they can be chopping and dropping vast amounts of
Speaker 3: vegetation and actually covering up that clay and that soil,
Speaker 3: and it just it makes farming so easy. Once you
Speaker 3: do it enough times, you just pull the multicide and plant.
Speaker 3: You don't ever have to till again because the ground
Speaker 3: remains in that tilled state. It remains loamy as the
Speaker 3: worms take over, and the mushroom my celium can go
Speaker 3: down and something that's like really cool is like mushroom myceelium.
Speaker 3: Certain species, like micarizal species can go down up to
Speaker 3: twenty feet and they can say you had to guard
Speaker 3: that you put in. It's one hundred feet by one
Speaker 3: hundred feet and you've got a thick mult layer and
Speaker 3: you've introduced compost and you made an imo and it
Speaker 3: will take over the entire soil bed from corner to
Speaker 3: corner and then you get this intelligence between your plants.
Speaker 3: Your plants can actually send nutrients to other plants that
Speaker 3: are in need on the edge of the garden. And
Speaker 3: it's the same thing that happens in the forest. And
Speaker 3: it's a bummer that we've had with all this logging
Speaker 3: and all of the grandmother and grandfather trees that have
Speaker 3: been cut down. These ancient trees, they were like the
Speaker 3: backbone of these huge my celial networks and they can
Speaker 3: share vast amounts of resources through the mycelium with other trees.
Speaker 3: So it like they're in port Orford. The only stand
Speaker 3: of port Orford cedar that doesn't have any disease is
Speaker 3: the port Orford cedar that grows up along the Sixes River.
Speaker 3: And it's funny because the six Is River always stays
Speaker 3: super clear and you can fish for salmon there at
Speaker 3: all times of the year. Because the river stays clear,
Speaker 3: it doesn't get muddy where the places they've logged and
Speaker 3: disturbed the top soil it gets all muddy. But yeah,
Speaker 3: everywhere else is diseased. Anywhere else you see those that
Speaker 3: tree species, it's battling a specific disease and it's you know,
Speaker 3: we're God made us in such similarity to these other things,
Speaker 3: these trees, and we uh, once we heal, we heal soil,
Speaker 3: we can heal our bodies constantly with what we're putting
Speaker 3: in it.
Speaker 1: Autin, that's absolutely fascinating conversation. I think there's enough chest
Speaker 1: from that conversation there where people could really look into
Speaker 1: this and see if it's something that they might be
Speaker 1: interested to check out themselves. You kind of put some
Speaker 1: info in your sign up, but is there a way
Speaker 1: that individuals could reach out to you or that you'd
Speaker 1: be comfortable with that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'd be comfortable with I think emails would be good.
Speaker 1: Okay, So I got an Gmail account and I can
Speaker 1: put your Gmail account in the description as well, if
Speaker 1: that'd be right, Yeah, okay, cool for me. All right, Well,
Speaker 1: thank you so much Austin for hanging out. And I
Speaker 1: hope that you are safe in the future and that
Speaker 1: you're able to keep going towards your ministry goal there
Speaker 1: and to be able to affect many different people in
Speaker 1: the future.
Speaker 3: I really appreciate that.
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