Quote:00:00 – Intro
04:00 – Lucid dreaming vs astral projection vs out-of-body experiences
09:50 – How lifelong lucid dreaming changed his view of reality
10:40 – Humility, belief, and why he avoids self-delusion in spiritual topics
12:20 – Recurring dream guides, “dreamlings,” and the question: what is the self?
18:45 – The AI ancestor-simulation lucid dream that broke his brain
20:23 – Reality as an experiment in beliefs & how they shape perception
21:17 – The astral projection problem no one talks about (the blind community argument)
23:55 – What a lucid dream actually is and why most people define it wrong
26:40 – Floating out of his body during a nap & reality-testing the experience
27:30 – Deep sleep, the void, and a Taoist perspective on consciousness
32:30 – How dream characters form, memory models, and why dreams feel real
35:10 – Everyday reality as the craziest “trip” & the danger of chasing novelty
43:40 – Techniques vs mindset, clickbait, and why people want “one simple method”
50:00 – Daniel’s #1 lucid dreaming method: dream journaling (the real way to do it)
54:45 – Using repeated emotional patterns as triggers for lucidity
59:30 – Why “clarity now” isn’t the move & why lucidity is knowledge, not control
1:02:20 – Fear, junkyard dream guardians & using attention as your actual superpower
1:04:33 – Final message: your dreams are you — don’t ignore them

(12-04-2025, 03:01 PM)babushka Wrote:

(12-05-2025, 12:31 AM)Ninurta Wrote: In a plethora of snake oil cases since then, and sprad all across the internet, claims are made that "then thar litte green fellas done up and TOLE me they wuz from Zeta Reticuli!", and that claim is utter, complete, and total bullshit, based upon faulty research.


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Quote:Okay. Understood. Understood. But as far as using a little bit of this uh uh
psychic stuff uh yourself, uh just uh um you you feel like there's some benefit
to it. You're enjoying it. You're getting something out of it at least a little bit?

Um I don't know if I enjoy it um or what
the benefits are. It's I it's eyeopening. Let's put it to that way. It's eye opening what we're capable of.

Now again, let's get to that little uh caveat. Does that mean everyone can do
it? And there's nothing special about any of us. I don't know. You know what I
mean? If people start researching this and try it, it may be everybody can do this, which means everybody's the same,
right? 

The problem I have is it's been it kind of hinted at that there are
people that have that are different. Do you know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 

That that is something that never goes bodess well with people. You know what I mean? 
And okay. So based on this and this is like
the major problem that John had seven years ago. He expanded on on this 
and I just want to remind you guys uh what 

Dr. Dean Raiden said uh when he did that
study on DNA and the correlation he found between the inquisition and the
absence of the these genes that are indicative of SI abilities.

And so we have identified a uh genetic sequence on chromosome 7 of of the of
DNA which was the opposite of what we
thought originally. We originally thought there's some special gene that makes people psychic superstars and and
we're going to we'll find what that is. And so we got people who are psychic from psychic families and controls who
are not psychic from non-sychic families and did a a standard case control study which is which is what you do with
genetics. So we found this difference between the two but the difference was
that uh it looks like most people who are uh quote average normal average
people they have capacity for psychic ability. 

It's these other people uh still a pretty large proportion of the population we think 
maybe 40% we don't know exactly uh who don't have this particular gene and by not having it their capacity for having these kinds of experiences is much much lower than the average person.

Quote:Anthroposophy—or the wisdom of the human being—as described in Steiner's many books and lectures describes a living path that can lead toward self and world knowledge for modern souls. The path of developing the soul's capacities, otherwise left dormant by a materialistic world mindset, comes to life from the prospectives offered by anthroposophy. Steiner describes a method that allows all striving human beings—in their own time—to experience a spiritual reality as the underlying, vital counterpart of the visible world. Anthroposophy naturally appeals to those who carry within their inner life a persistent desire to affirm a spiritual worldview.

Quote:Anthroposophy is an amalgam of the Greek terms ἄνθρωπος (anthropos 'human') and σοφία (sophia 'wisdom'). An early English usage is recorded by Nathan Bailey (1742) as meaning "the knowledge of the nature of man".[77]

(12-05-2025, 01:02 PM)babushka Wrote: ...


Giving Pavel airtime again and still on the hybrid and now bloodline topic



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