“I am not crazy; my reality is just different from yours.” – Cheshire Cat, Lewis Carroll, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
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| Public Domain: Sir John Tenniel's hand-coloured proof of Cheshire Cat in the Tree Above Alice for The Nursery "Alice" |
Science and other notes
- Humanity May Achieve the Singularity Within the Next 12 Months, Scientists Suggest. Source
- The US Department of Defense has confirmed that it is taking seriously the claims of former US Air Force pilot Jacob Barber, who alleges that he recovered alien technology while working for a secret government UFO retrieval program. Source
- “That famous ‘revival of religion,’ …” he wrote. “It will come about as the result of biochemical discoveries that will make it possible for large numbers of men and women to achieve a radical self-transcendence.” – Aldous Huxley
- Is God a Mushroom? New research into the role of psychedelics upends our understanding of spirituality — and with it, our vision of the cosmos. Source - “So few people understood how serious this was that it was, and that it was going to be, that it’s not just that this was so dangerous, but that there was very few people who were in a position to really say anything about this.” – Nathan Tankus Interview Source
- Lance Mungia talks with Jeffrey Mishlove about his upcoming documentary, The PK Man, explores the life of Ted Owens. Ted said he could control weather, influence events, and summon UFOs through psychokinesis. Source
- Mars once had an ocean and sandy beaches. Researchers say the results from the northern lowlands of Mars are similar to those obtained at shorelines on Earth using ground-penetrating radar: both indicate features in the subsurface material that are tilted – and with a similar angle – towards the lowland, or ocean, direction. Source
- “The Voice told me that they were here to change humankind and the way they did it was to enlist help from people like me.” – John Foster
- “The Kalanoro is a creature of the forest. It is never seen, but everyone talks about it.” Source
Chögyam Trungpa describes “crazy wisdom” as an innocent state of mind that has the quality of early morning—fresh, sparkling, and completely awake. – My interview with Jason Brett Serle
Up to speed – recap
In a previous post, I mentioned that some of my early instructions included studying philosophers whose views on reality resonated with an eventual, real-time experience. I was being guided and coached to maintain awareness and overcome fear, even when immersed in an alternate timeline. These thinkers challenge our conventional perceptions of the world, consciousness, and existence. They reject a static, deterministic view in favor of a dynamic process: Hegel’s dialectical development, Sartre’s emphasis on subjective freedom, and Camus’ recognition of existential absurdity.
My guides seem to be pushing me toward this same reality-expanding perspective—one that embraces fluidity and understands time and existence as far more dynamic than we’ve been conditioned to believe. Their lessons encourage us to view reality as an evolving tapestry, where the boundaries of time and self are permeable, inviting continual growth and transformation.
I want to make this perfectly clear: No matter how much they pushed, guided, or hinted, I could never have imagined the full scope of the real-time experiences that ultimately unfolded.
...Continued on my other blog. Original source.
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