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Mike Ricksecker – Travels Through Time · Destination Unlimited with Victor Fuhrman

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My name is Victor Furman. Some call me the Voice. I've always been
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fascinated with human nature, spirituality, science and the crossroads at which they meet.
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Join me now and we will explore these topics and so much more with
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fascinating guests, authors and experts who will guide us to Destination Unlimited. Time
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travel has been the subject of science fiction since HG. Wells novel The Time
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Machine was published in eighteen ninety five. Is time travel possible? And are
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there those who have actually accomplished this? My guest this week on Destination Unlimited,
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paranormal researcher and best selling author Mike Ricksecker says our ancestors left us clues
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to this that are just being rediscovered today. Mike Ricksecker has been featured on
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History Channel's Ancient Aliens and The Unexplained Travel Channels, The Alaska Triangle, Discoveries,
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Fight Club, Animal Planets, The Haunted multiple series on guy A TV,
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and much more. His books include A Walk in the Shadows and Alaska's
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Mysterious Triangle. His website is Mikericsecker dot com and he joins me this week
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to discuss his latest book, Travels Through Time Inside the Fourth dimension, time
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travel and stacked time theory. Please join me in welcoming to Destination Unlimited.
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Mike Ricksecker. Welcome, Mike. Thank you so much for having me today.
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Victor, I really appreciate it. And Mike, thank you so much
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for joining us and sharing your research and your experience, and also thank you
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for your service with the United States Air Force. Thank you very much,
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absolutely, and thank you for yours as well. Thank you, sir.
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To begin with your early path and how it led to your interest in the
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paranormal and other mysteries, Yeah, absolutely so. Like many people, my
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path started with having an experience, and for me it was I was about
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eight years old and woke up in the middle of the night and there was
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this tall, dark shadow standing into the corner of my room. And I
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had no idea about, you know, anything much paranormal outside of Scooby Doo
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at that point in time. I had no idea about shadow people, shadow
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entities, or anything like that. I just thought there was an intruder in
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the house trying to rob the place or something like that, or even kill
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me. You know, it's about where your mind goes to at that age.
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But unfortunately I'm still alive to tell the tale, which is great.
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And it did something unusual. It did get physical with me. It approached
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my bed. I'm trying to scream, nothing's coming out of my mouth because
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I'm just too terrified. Lean's over. I'm staring into this blank black face,
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and it grabbed me by the wrists, cross arms across my body,
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and then it ran down the hall of all places into a closet. By
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that point, I found my voice, found my legs, ran off screaming
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in my parents' bedroom, and you know, they're trying to console me,
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calm me down, trying to tell me I just had a bad dream,
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But I knew I hadn't had a bad dream. This was, you know,
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very very real. I was very awake for this whole thing. And
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that was the first incident I had with shadow entities. Didn't have another one
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until several years later when we moved to a new house and I saw,
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you know, something else there that was a little bit different than that first
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one. This was more translucent. Showed up a number of times and would
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just you know, get skittish and run off whenever you'd kind of turn and
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look at this thing. And my parents actually saw that one too, so
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they were able to affirm for me that, Okay, I was not crazy,
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I was seeing these things. So these are like the first few incidents
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that really set me down this path of exploring the paranormal supernatural. You were
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fortunate because when I share my experiences in the nineteen fifties with my parents,
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I was labeled with an overactive imagination until certain things happened to establish that and
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it wasn't my imagination. So I'm glad you had that better experience. Your
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bio says you hold a degree in simulation programming. What is simulation programming and
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how does this tie in with the subjects that you research and write about.
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Yeah, yeah, that is I have a Bachelor's of Science in simulation programming,
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so this is basically computer programming. But my training and my degree was
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specifically toward artificial intelligence in programming for a simulation. And so when everybody lately
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here, especially earlier this year, there was a lot of rancorps about artificial
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intelligence as it can take over the world. You have guys like Elon Musk
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and Steve Wozniak warning us about chat, GBT and all this sort of thing,
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which I find rather ironic because Elon is he co founded open ai,
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which is who developed chat gbts. So you know, there's there's a bit
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of a you know, some some business play there. You know, I'm
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quite familiar in vers in the subject and where this has helped me. When
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we look at the world as a potential simulation, we can kind of take
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ourselves outside of the box and how does the universe look as a whole if
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we're looking looking at it from from outside and you know, kind of a
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almost like a top down sort of view. Because as a as a programmer,
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everything within the simulation that you're putting together, you know, whether that's
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a flight simulator or a computer game, what have you. You know,
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everything that is in that little universe, that little world already currently exists,
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you know, and so when somebody enters into that simulation, they run through
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it very linearly. But as the computer programmer, you can go in and
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out, uh, at any moment within that code that's there. So for
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my latest book, Travels through Time, this is kind of the angle that
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I took on. Although I only have one chapter on the simulated universe,
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it actually permeates throughout the whole work and We'll talk a little bit more about
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that when we get to the book. And before we discuss your new book,
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Travels through Time, let's talk about a couple of your previous books.
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Let's start with A Walk in the Shadows. Obviously inspired by your experience as
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as a child. Yeah, absolutely, absolutely inspired by my experiences as a
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child and as a paranormal investigator years later. This was something that I experienced
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several more times on these investigations. I've been involved in some way, shape
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or form in that realm for about the last thirty years. And as I
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continue to investigate, worked with a number of different people, started giving presentations.
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This was a subject that I would talk about routinely, and I collected
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stories from all sorts of people, from many different walks of life, all
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with very very different experiences, and so I collected those stories, continue to
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research on my own as well, of course kind of you know, did
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some scientific research with that as well as well as some philosophical ancient history research
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mixed in there, and you know, came up with this book that I
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think tackles the shadow phenomena from a number of different angles. It gets into
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okay, what are the different kinds of different characteristics that we see. People,
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of course, are very very curious about sleep paralysis and how the shadow
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realm is related to that. What are these things really are they? Are
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they just human spirits I can't fully manifest as an advarition? Are they interdimensional
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beings? Are they extraterrestrials? Are they time travelers or time slips? So
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a lot of these different types of things really come into play. And what
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did you basically conclude in that book? Well, that's a good question,
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because I leave it in the many ways. I leave it open because people
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have so many different experience. While one person may be dealing with a shadow
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entity that is maybe it's their great and Trudy that is coming back to visit
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to deliver a message and what have you, is very very different than the
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person who experiences a shadow being that may actually be an extraterrestrial and they experience
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some sort of time loss with it. They're two very very different experiences.
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So I lay out a lot of different information for a person to interpret their
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own personal experience. I have to ask you. I recently interviewed doctor Raymond
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Moody and Paul Perry on their book Proof of Life After Life and they've talked
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about a thing called the shared death experience, where a relative might have a
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visitation from someone who's about to cross over. Is that included in your shadow
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work in some ways? Yes, there are a number of cases in which,
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yeah, a loved one will come and you try to maybe help cross
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their loved one over. I know my grandfather had had seen his own grandfather,
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whom he had actually never met or never recalled meeting as a child.
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That helped him with that process. And so sometimes these people appear to us
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as a full apparitional you know, they look very very human. Sometimes they
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show up as a light being. Sometimes they show up as a shadow.
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You know, our eyes only see into a very very narrow band of lights,
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So you know, depending on how that person emerges into our plane of
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existence is going to depend on how our light or our eyes interpret that light.
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I was very close with my paternal grandfather, and when I was seven,
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I was in my room one day and I was reading or something.
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I looked up and he was standing there and I said, Grandpa, where
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did you come from? And he didn't say anything, just smiled and then
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sort of faded away, and I went into the living room of the house
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and said to my mother and father Grandpa was there, and they said,
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oh, you're imagining things again, And a couple of minutes later the phone
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rang with word of his passing. So I have a direct experience with that
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type of thing. Yeah, and I've heard stories like that before. It's
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you know, one of those where almost the loved one is giving a final
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goodbye kind of paying their you know, paying their visits. In my grandfather,
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my other grandfather on the other side, he he hung around for a
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few years after he passed. He visited several of us within the family,
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and essentially what it was he was waiting for my grandmother to finally pass and
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when she did, nobody saw hide nor hair of him again except for on
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occasion I've had a dream visitation from them. I've heard from some others in
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the family that have experienced dream visitations from them as well. So, but
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no like you had there after my grandmother passed, no more experiences of that
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nature. That's wonderful. He was waiting for her, and when she passed,
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they went together. That's a beautiful story. Thank you, Thank you.
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The area known as the Alaska Triangle has been featured on several shows that
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feature you tell us about your book, Alaska's Mysterious Triangle and the similarities and
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differences between the Alaska Triangle and the Bermuda Triangle. Absolutely, I think it's
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one of those things where people are very unfamiliar for that. Everybody's heard of
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the Bermuda Triangle, but when they hear, oh, there's an Alaska trinkle,
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there's a Dragon triangle, there's a bridgewater. These are new areas for
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them. But there are these power centers across the globe in which basically what's
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happening here is, you know, the the Earth's core, which is spinning
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molten iron, is creating a magnetic field, which is very helpful for us
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because it protects our planet from the solar wind, and as it passes through
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different metals and minerals within the Earth's mantle the crust, it creates different energy
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fields depending on what it's interacting with, and in these particular locations Bermuda,
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Alaska and so forth, they are creating these very very energetic magnetic areas that
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create a lot of different strange phenomena where it's missing people, supernatural paramounal activity.
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You have both seem to be attracted to these locations, so a lot
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of that strange phenomena occurs. Now some differences between Bermuda and Alaska. Of
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course, Bermuda is essentially almost all water. Alaska you do have some water
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as well, but there's a lot of land that is mixed in here,
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so you have different types of things that are charging this area. With Alaska,
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you have volcanoes and seismic activity with the earthquakes there as well, So
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these are other types of energies that helped to charge and enhance that area.
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So you end up with different types of reports there than Bermuda and Alaska's some
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sterious triangle. Obviously, plane disappearance is also correct, yes, and that's
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a similarity between the two areas. You will have those different different disappearances with
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airplanes. Flight nineteen down there in Bermuda's by far the most famous. You've
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had others as well the Alaska triangle. You've had the Bogs baggage disappearance in
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nineteen seventy two, which was very very high profile. Several military planes have
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gone missing. In all these cases, people suspect some sort of portal activity
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may have occurred here. You've had Bruce Gernon down in the Bermuda Triangle report
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flying through what he called an electronic fog and basically it engulfed him like a
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tunnel, and all of a sudden he had flown almost one hundred miles in
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just a couple of minutes, which was unheard of for the small plane that
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he had. So, and I take this to another level in my work
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where Okay, fine, they passed through a portal, but where did that
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portal take them? Did it take them to another dimension? Did it take
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them to another point in time? So you take a place like Alaska,
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and if a large Douglas Skymaster airplane that went missing in nineteen fifty, that
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had gone missing through a portal and showing up, say five hundred years ago,
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just throw an arbitrary number out there. What would the indigenous people of
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the area think of an airplane like that showing up because they would have no
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context of that whatsoever. But there would be this very large jipped in the
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air with a wide wingspan and being very very loud and thunderous. Is this
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where some of our thunderbird legends come from? Are they some of these airplanes
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that I've gone missing and passed through a portal to another point in time.
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And speaking of portals, I've been blessed to travel out to Sedona, Arizona
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many times, had many wonderful experiences there. I know a lot of people
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I've never been there say Mount Shasta is similar to that. Do you have
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any of those in your books. I've been to Sedona, which is very,
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very fascinating area America, the America Southwest is It's a hotbed for that
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type of energy. A favorite location of mine is Chocoal Canyon. I do
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include that in a couple of my books as they talk about the uh the
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star people coming down using portals into that area to help enlighten the people.
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So yeah, I do include some of the different stories like that. I
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remember growing up in the late nineteen fifties and early nineteen sixties and being fascinated
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with science fiction and the work of H. G. Wells, in particular,
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his book The Time Machine was one as a ten year old that I
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couldn't put down. What inspired your new book, Travels Through Time, Inside
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the Fourth Dimension, time travel and stacked time theory. Well, like you,
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it took a work of fiction, but for me it was the film
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Somewhere in Time, starring Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour back in nineteen eighty and
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I love that movie as a kid. Just the idea that the character portrayed
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by Reeves Richard was able to will his consciousness back in time just absolutely fascinated
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me. And really it was a meditative experience through which he did. I
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didn't understand that at that age, but I made that move when I was
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thirteen years old. We had moved from Massachusetts, back where we originally came
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from in Ohio. It spent ten years as a child in Massachusetts, so
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I was very, very homesick, and on the one year anniversary, I
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decided to go ahead and attempt what he did. I wanted to will myself
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back in time to go visit my friends and all of that, and so
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I attempted this one night in my bed, and I didn't. I can't
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say that I traveled in time, but I did have an interesting experience in
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which as I was lying there, I did get into some sort of meditative
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state and I started feeling this, you know, like undulating current, like
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I was riding waves, and then all of a sudden I felt a bit
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of electricity and that spooked me and I snapped out of the meditative state and
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not really understanding what had happened. And you know, years later, you
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know, coming to find out that I was right on the verge of having
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an out of body experience. I was about to project. Now what I've
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projected in time or what I've just projected out of my body, I don't
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know. But taking that experience and then the experiences that I had as a
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paranormal investigator and doing research on supernatural activity, it seemed to me that a
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lot of the type of events and type of phenomena that I had been experiencing
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people had been experiencing within that field may not be something spooky in nature.
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It might not have been a ghost or haunting, might actually been some sort
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of time travel event. So this really inspired me to basically dive down that
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rabbit hole. And you know, years later, I now have this book,
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The protest piece of Travels through Time features the ancient symbol of a serpent
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in a circle swallowing its tail. I believe it's pronounced the ara borrows within
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the symbol in your book are the hands of a clock pointing I think to
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three thirty five. What is the significance of the selm and that time in
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particular that was pretty close. It's three thirty three. Yeah, and I'm
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glad you noticed that. I have a few little Easter eggs scattered throughout the
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book, and one of those is as you go through the different chapters,
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which I call cycles, like chapter one points to one o'clock, Chapter two
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points to two o'clock. Yeah, so three thirty three. That's paying homage
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to Nikola Tusla, who had to talk about throughout the book. He was
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always very very fascinated with the number three. So but yeah, the ore
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boros to me, is a very very significant symbol. This is the symbol
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of constant renewal and recycling in a lot of different facets, whether that's life,
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could be the planet, the universe, and so forth. And where
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I've actually related to this of all things throughout the throughout this book, there's
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been several scientific experiments down in Antarctica in recent years, the Anita project,
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in the ice Cube project, in which the data that has come back from
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that this is a you know, pair reviewed scientific paper that was published in
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the Annals of Physics, is that the neutrino experiments that they were running.
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Now, these are supposed to be coming from space, and you know they're
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in fact, they even published there recently a map of the universe based on
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their neutrino experiments and testing these things coming from space. But they they had
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detected many of these neutrinos working in a very strange fashion in which they were
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actually coming up out of the Earth's surface without a source. And taking this
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data that they had, they interpreted this to mean that we had a possible
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parallel universe running in reverse time. So where this comes into play with the
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orabors. Now, on the surface, that is a fascinating premise, But
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if you look at the symbol of the ore boros, there's basically two tracks.
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There's an outer track and an inner track, and the basically the outer
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skin in the underbelly of the serpent. And again this is a symbol of
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recycling. Or you know, well, if you have two universes running parallel
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to each other in reverse, and we basically superimpose that on top of the
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ore boros, you'd have one of the tracks, say the outer track,
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running for the inner track, say the underbelly, running in reverse, and
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where they meet is where the head meets the tail, and so I believe
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this is an interpretation. The ancients knew. They may not have known exactly
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what the Big Bang was, but they knew that there was a beginning to
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the universe and an into the universe. And we talk about the alpha and
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the omega, the beginning in the end essentially being the same thing. And
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so I believe that our universe is cyclical, that when the universe ends,
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we will be reborn into another universe. And when people ask what was before
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our universe, well, the universe, well will come after it? Well
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the universe again, that constant recycle and renewal absolutely in fact interesting, just
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not to the same vein. But my mom had passed in January of twenty
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twenty, and after her passing, I had these visions of circles and rings
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that kept appearing in my head, and a poem came through me called Circles
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and Rings. If I may share that with you really quickly, absolutly,
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it says, the path of great beauty and so many things, from atoms
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to galaxies, circles and rings, natural wisdom that dwells there within from Nott
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to three sixty, that magical spin we circle each other in Gravity's dance as
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Guy a circle's soul, the solar romance as Luna circles us in life giving
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motion, drawing the tides and inner emotion. And the age of the Oak
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is found in its rings as a woman and man and all living things.
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And when the rings stop and life comes to an end, we'll all circle
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back and dance once again. Oh that's beautiful. Yeah, I'd like it.
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And yeah, that that harkens to basically everything we're just talking about.
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Absolutely. My guest is Mike Ricksecker. His new book Travels Through Time inside
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the Fourth Dimension, time travel and stack time theory. Mike, please tell
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our listeners with it and get your books and find out more about you and
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guest this week is Mike Ricksecker, his new book Travels Through Time Inside the
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Fourth Dimension, time Travel and stack time Theory. Mike, from your research,
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what was the earliest documentation or mention of time travel among the ancients.
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I'd have to go back to ancient Egypt. That's where when we were talking
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about the Borrows, the first incarnation at least that we know of, goes
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all the way back to ancient Egypt, was on the burial shrine of King
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Tut in Common and we see the image over his head, but was also
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over his beat, And of course they've put it on here because they want
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their king to be reborn. But really throughout their literature, you you see
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this all the time when we look at what we call the Egyptian Book of
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the Dead, which is really the book of going forth by day. We've
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kind of named it the Book of the Dead over the years, but you
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know, in these particular texts, and they're really they're they're spells, but
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they also give a narrative. And in the Papyrus of Annie, which is
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one of these books, it's a narrative with Annie, who was a royal
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scribe and his wife and they're going through their their afterlife journey and you see
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interactions with you know, a Tune, who was one of the gods of
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creation, and you know, he's asking a tune, well, what be
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the span of my life? And now he's already, you know, in
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the afterlife, he has already physically died, but he's asking what would the
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span of his life be? And a tomb says, what it will be
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millions on millions of years, for millions and millions of years, and so
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he's in this sense layering time. And this is you know, one of
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the uh kind of pillars of my stacked time theory. So he's layering time
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in this regard. And then he continues to say that, you know,
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the earth will be renewed and I a tomb will take the form of a
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serpent. So again we see this symbolism of constant recycle of renewal, and
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you know, coming back around to the beginning to the end of becoming the
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beginning once again. So yeah, we see this all the way back in
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very very ancient times. What is the nature of time and the paradox of
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time travel? Well, time doesn't really exist, you know, it's it's
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a human construck to try to describe our reality and to try to keep track
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of our existence here. So we use it for different things, like keeping
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track of the seasons, when to plant the crops, when to show up
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at work on time, so we don't upset our supervisors this sort of thing.
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But really it's, you know, our existence here in the fourth dimension.
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Our fourth dimension is actually time, and we're kind of you know,
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we use that analogy that we are we're in this river of time. Well
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that's fine, but time in this sense would be the water that's running downstream.
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But the thing that is keeping all of that time together actually the banks.
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If you were to actually remove the banks of the river, all that
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water would spill out and become a giant, stagnant pond or lake, and
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then you could kind of move about at will. So you know, the
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question then becomes, what are the banks? What's holy all that in to
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keep this time? But all that water is actually all existent. So it's
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really your perspective on how you look at the universe. Another way to look
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at it is take a town that you may be driving through and as maybe
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you're driving thirty five miles per hour, and as you're driving through, there's
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a couple of houses, there's a gas station, maybe a little shop.
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And let's say it takes you ten minutes to drive through that town. Okay,
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so you have a what we call a time relationship with that town.
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Well, now let's say another moment, you are actually in an airplane and
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you're flying over that town and you see it all at once. You see
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that, you see the houses, you see the gas station, you see
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the little shop. It's all right there. And so what had been a
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time relationship that you had with that town, you now have a relationship with
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it in And so really it's your perspective of looking at all of this,
29:06
But really it's our experiences from the fourth dimension. And was fascinating about that
29:11
is that means that we as humans are a multi dimensional beings. So our
29:15
physical body is a third is a third dimensional object, but our consciousness is
29:22
fourth dimensional. So our fourth dimensional consciousness is housed inside this third dimensional body,
29:26
so we're actually multi dimensional beings. You had mentioned Tesla before in this
29:32
fascination with three thirty three. What had the great minds like Einstein and Tesla
29:37
think about the possibilities of time travel? Yeah, just before his death in
29:41
nineteen fifty five, Einstein had stated that time was nothing but a stubbornly persistent
29:48
illusion. You know, past, present, future, they are just all
29:52
an illusion. And so this is one of our greatest minds, our greatest
29:55
thinkers. You know, Tassla was a man that was extremely ahead of his
30:02
time. He's you know, when he was a young man in Serbia,
30:06
he had talked about he didn't use the term aster projection, but there were
30:11
the way he described it, what would essentially be aster projection. So he
30:14
was doing this as a young man, and he was tapped into what many
30:19
people would call the collective unconscious or the Acostak records. You'd call it eternal
30:26
knowledge. And some of his ideas and concepts were way way way ahead of
30:32
his time that you know, he was getting laughed at for some of these
30:37
ideas he had for technology that we now have in our everyday lives today.
30:44
So, yeah, our great minds were. We're definitely aware that there was
30:51
something different about the way that our universe works than to the convention you had
30:57
mentioned. Your stack time? What is it and why is it important to
31:02
understanding everything we're talking about now? A stack time theory. What this is
31:07
when we're talking dimensions, first dimension being a ligne, second dimension being a
31:14
plane basically like a flat sheet, third dimension being an object, fourth dimension
31:18
our concept of time. We take five, the fifth dimension and beyond.
31:26
They're up to eleven dimensions. Fifth dimension and beyond would actually see time as
31:33
an entire object. It's all available to them. And so with that in
31:38
mind, if you take where you're sitting right now, every moment that has
31:45
happened, is happening and will happen, or all there concurrently stacked up like
31:52
each moment is a photo within that stack, and we have these different occurrences
32:01
that happen in which two of those moments, because everything is frequency, resonance
32:07
and vibration, two of those moments will resonate the same frequency for just a
32:13
moment, and we'll get a glimpse of another moment in time. And what's
32:17
fascinating about that is that other whoever is on the other side of that glimpse
32:22
will see us. So this may be we would call that a timeslop,
32:27
but this may be where some of our ghosts and hauntings and things like that
32:30
come into places. There are many occurrences in which people will report, you
32:34
know, I saw this woman in a Victorian dress, but she saw me
32:37
and reacted to me as if I was real. So that's a moment where
32:39
someone's looking into the past and the past is looking into the future. Talk
32:45
more about time slip. What is the time slip? Yeah, timeslip kind
32:50
of like I was explaining there. But here's an interesting example here. So
32:57
many people are familiar with the the Conjuring House in Harrisville, Rhode Island,
33:01
but they know it from the movies. And what happened there it was very,
33:07
very different than the movie that was produced, but one of the most
33:12
fascinating things that ever occurred there. They're very good friends with Andrea parent,
33:15
the eldest daughter of these things that happened there over ten years time. Back
33:21
in the nineteen seventies, is there was a evening she was up doing homework.
33:25
Her mother had had awoken and asked Andrew if she could put on a
33:30
pot of coffee and kind of warm up the leftovers. And she went to
33:35
do that, and Carolyn, sitting there in the parlor, looked out into
33:39
the dining room, and all of a sudden, they're in the dining room
33:43
morphed into existence, a family out of the seventeen hundreds. So there was
33:47
a woman there cooking over the hearth, and the fireplace at that point in
33:52
time had been boarded up for a hundred years, but there she was cooking
33:55
something. A couple of kids running around. There are two gentlemen men sitting
34:00
at a table at Pewterstein's, and they turn and they looked at Carolyn,
34:07
and they noticed her. The one gentleman elbowed. The other pointed over her
34:12
and said, well, would you look at that again, as if she
34:15
was the ghost, and then the image faded away. So at that point
34:20
in time, Carolyn was looking at the past and and those gentlemen in the
34:23
seventeen hundreds were looking into the future. So two moments in time bleeding over
34:29
into each other for just a moment, resonating at the same frequency so that
34:32
one could see the other. So you see this as an explanation for possibly
34:38
some of the power normal and supernatural phenomena we experience. Absolutely, it doesn't
34:44
answer all of them. A lot of people want just a singular answer to
34:47
you know, why does this phenomena happen? Why does that phenomena happen?
34:50
And there are multiple answers for these things. So, yeah, some of
34:55
our paranormal activity is actually going to be some sort of time slip. Now
35:00
again, there could be other explanations for it as well, depending on the
35:05
circumstance. Each circumstance is going to have its own explanation. Are you familiar
35:10
with Kurt Ponnekett Junior's Slaughterhouse five? Yes, I've read that. What do
35:15
you think about his premise in their Billy Pilgrim is unstuck in time? Yeah,
35:20
absolutely, And that's that would basically be somebody who is able to freely
35:24
move up and down the stacks, and you know, for him, he
35:28
wasn't able to control it. He was just you know, one moment he
35:31
was you know, he's in a concentration camp, and another moment he's you
35:36
know, off in the future with these alien beans, and yeah, so
35:38
he was he was unable to control it. But that's essentially the premise here.
35:46
That all these moments in time right happening concurrently. And in fact,
35:50
those alien beans that he was able to interact with, they were from another
35:53
dimension because they were able to see all the time. They knew everything that
35:58
was going to happen. Do you have some examples of some ancient time slips,
36:05
Yeah, there are some, some older ones, you know, trying
36:10
to find a time slip out of ancient Egypt. Now they had their stargate
36:14
technology and things like that. An older one that I do like to talk
36:19
about is the famous German German poet Gutta, And with this particular case,
36:27
he was and he recounted this in his work Dictyl and Viheite, or in
36:31
English it would be Poetry and Truth. And in this particular case, he
36:37
was walking down the road toward Drossenheim, which is a town there in Germany.
36:43
He was having an affair there with a young woman, and as he
36:45
was walking down the road, he's just kind of lost in thought, kind
36:49
of daydreaming, you know, zoning out as we say in today's Lingo.
36:54
And all of a sudden he noticed off on the side of the road,
36:59
on the other side of the road, a gentleman walking the opposite direction in
37:02
a gold trimmed gray suit, and when he tried to get a better look
37:07
at the guy, all of a sudden, the gentleman disappeared, and it's
37:12
like, oh, that was really strange. I was pretty unusual. He
37:15
took note of it and just you know, continued on his way. What's
37:17
he gonna do? You know? The guy completely disappeared. So a few
37:22
years later, he's walking down that same road in the opposite direction, gets
37:28
around the area where he had had that experience and looks down at himself and
37:32
realizes, oh, wait a minute, I'm the gentleman the gold trim gray
37:37
suit, because he was actually wearing that suit at that moment, and so
37:42
it occurs to him that he had actually seen himself a few years beforehand.
37:49
So I believe what happened here was this was and people chalk this up as
37:57
a quote unquote Bappelgangier experience. If you look up like top twenty doppelgangers on
38:04
Google, you're gonna find this story. But I don't think it was a
38:06
doppelganger. It was not the kind of evil Twins sort of thing. Really,
38:10
what this was was some sort of time slipping the catalyst I believe was
38:15
the meditative state that he was in. When we are lost in thought,
38:20
when we zone out, we have these experiences. Today we'll be driving down
38:24
a road it we'll be lost in thought, and we miss our turn,
38:27
we miss our exit. But that is a type of meditative state. And
38:30
I think that what had happened when he was in that slight bit of meditative
38:34
state, that he had tuned into his frequency, that he had tuned into
38:39
himself at that location at another moment in time, and saw for just a
38:45
moment, and as he tried to divert his attention to get a better look
38:49
at this guy walking down the road, it snapped that meditative state and then
38:54
lost the vision of himself. In the last ten years or so, there
38:59
have been presentations, either on YouTube or on television programs or in print media
39:02
of photographs with people who seem to be dressed inappropriately for the crowd that they're
39:07
in and explained perhaps as a time slop. Do you have Are you familiar
39:12
with those? Yeah? Yeah, might include a few of those within the
39:15
book. They're kind of interesting, like a time traveling hipster and he is
39:21
he is wearing some clothes and he's carrying objects that seem a little out of
39:28
date for that era. And it's a legitimate photo. It came out of
39:31
the Braylorn Museum, and it's one that just showed up in an image an
39:38
image search, and yeah, he's wearing a wrap around sunglasses, which technically
39:45
in the nineteen forties were available, but they were hard to come by.
39:50
The camera that he was carrying was one type of portable camera that technically was
39:58
available, but again really hard to come by. The shirt looks like a
40:01
silk screen shirt. The skeptics will say that, well, you know,
40:07
it looks like a shirt memorializing the Montreal Maroons, which was a hockey team
40:15
in the nineteen twenties. And I've looked through photos of the Montreal Maroons and
40:20
what their uniforms look like, and it's like, if this was one of
40:22
their uniforms, they must have had some sort of alternate jersey that was never
40:29
photographed because just the colors were as a black and white photo, but you
40:36
can tell shades of colors. The colors would not have been right for it.
40:39
So yeah, it makes you wonder and scratch your head. Do our
40:45
dreams reflect the possibility of time travel? Yeah, we can certainly access other
40:50
points of time within our dreams. We go into different brainwave states while we
40:55
are asleep, and you know, again, everything in the universe is here.
41:00
You know, all the time is all concurrent. So that means all
41:05
the knowledge of the universe is available to us. We mentioned before, and
41:08
collective conscious and conscious records, all that information is available to us, as
41:13
is all of time. So when we enter enter into these different brainwave states,
41:17
we can access different points in time and get a glimpse of things that
41:22
are happening in the future. So we can watch things play out in our
41:24
dreams, and then we wake up and it might be a couple of days,
41:28
a couple of weeks, a couple of months later, whatever it may
41:30
be, and then we're suddenly in that moment, well, yeah, we
41:35
had traveled there in time. Some of these just come up as little glimpses,
41:40
like dejav vu moments in which because sometimes when we dream, we wake
41:45
up, oh hey, that was a fascinating dream, we try to tell
41:46
somebody about it, and you remember about five seconds of a much longer dream.
41:52
We start to lose some of that and so it ends up being like
41:54
a deja vu moment for us later on. So, but yeah, that's
41:59
definitely a type of time travel, and it might also explain premonitions, Yes,
42:02
absolutely, Yet those premonitions, the premonition could be within a dream.
42:08
You might get a glimpse of something in your mind while you're People have premonitions
42:14
while they're doing the dishes, ye know. But yeah, so you're and
42:19
see even that in itself when we get into those menial tasks washing the dishes,
42:23
mowing a lawn. It is a type of meditative state that we enter
42:28
into as as slight as it may be, but our that allows our mind
42:34
to be able to travel in and out of those other moments in time.
42:37
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42:43
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Back on Destination Unlimited, my guest this week is Mike Ricksecker. We're
43:32
talking about our brand new book Travels Through Time inside the Fourth Dimension, time
43:38
travel and stacked time theory. Mike, are there certain areas of the world
43:45
that might be time travel hotspots? Yeah? Absolutely. We're talking earlier about
43:52
the different triangle areas of the world for you to Alaska and or many other
43:55
places like that around the world. Sedona, American Southwest is another wonderful hotspot
44:04
for this type of phenomena. And so, you know, the ancients knew
44:08
that there were these different areas they were able to detect that energy, and
44:13
that's why they built stone circles. That's why they built the pyramids and things
44:16
like this on these locations, so they could harness that sort of power,
44:22
whether it was for healing purposes, entering into altered states of consciousness, and
44:29
I believe to open up portals travel through time travel, the cosmos, so
44:35
stargates, these sorts of things. I believe they were using these locations for
44:38
that as well. Those who've reported extraterrestrial abduction or contact often experience what they
44:46
were call what they called a lost time experience. How does this fitting with
44:51
our discussion? Absolutely? Yea, there are many many people who have had
44:55
that type of time loss, and this is something that has been going on
45:00
on really some apropos since the beginning of time. But you look at some
45:05
of our you know, ancients account ancient accounts or historic accounts of this type
45:10
of phenomenon, and you know, while it may not have been in the
45:14
context of extraterrestrials back then, we see it in the form of other beings.
45:19
So like you know, the the fairies, uh, the uh you
45:22
know, when people would be abducted and taken into the fairy realm and whenever
45:29
they would finally return, they would have experienced some sort of time loss.
45:34
Well, what's happening here when they go into that realm? Or like now,
45:39
you know, you're being abducted and taken to you know, the mothership
45:44
or for lack of a better term, well, really that's some other dimensional
45:49
plane. Well okay, we were talking dimensions earlier. They are taking somebody
45:54
out of this dimension, the fourth dimension of time, and taking them to
46:00
could be fifth sixth seventh, or are other beans and entities that live within
46:04
these other dimensions? Well, that's outside the scope of time as we know
46:08
it, So therefore, yes, time would certainly work differently there, or
46:12
may not even really work at all if it's beyond our scope of time.
46:19
So somebody returning would would definitely experience some sort of loss. Talking about extraterrestrial
46:24
abduction, extraterrestrials per se, and this whole concept of UAPs or UFOs.
46:30
As an Air Force veteran and someone who's studied this, what's your take on
46:35
these things? These can be definitely a variety of different things. Some of
46:40
them, I do believe are physical craft. They've traveled the cosmos. Now,
46:45
did they use a Einstein Rosen bridge or something to get here to be
46:49
able to travel that great length rather than Newtonian physics? Possibly? I think
46:57
that's certainly on the table. I don't know. You never know how long
47:00
do some of these life forms actually live, because travel hundreds of light years
47:07
will be a very very long time. Are some of them traveling interdimensionally?
47:12
I certainly believe so, so that would play into our time loss that we
47:15
were talking about a moment ago. Some people have postulated now that some of
47:20
these craft that we see are not extraterrestrials at all, but are actually us
47:29
as time travelers from another point in time in the future. And I'm okay
47:35
with that idea, but I think we need to expand our minds on that
47:39
a little bit more. Sure. It may be somebody from Earth in the
47:44
future that has come back in time and we're seeing this maybe device that they're
47:49
using to be able to do that with, but that doesn't necessarily mean that
47:52
it's human. We are right now kind of right in the middle of the
47:59
existence of our planet. Earth has been around four and a half billion years.
48:02
We're supposed to be around about another five until the Sun becomes a red
48:07
giant and engulfs the Earth. So we're in a unique time. We're right
48:12
in the middle. But you have to think about this. You know,
48:16
sixty four million years ago the dinosaurs went extinct to us. That's a very
48:21
very long time ago, and humans weren't really around back then. And that's
48:25
sixty four million years That is just over one percent of the entire lifespan of
48:31
the Earth. So even though it's a very very long time ago for us,
48:36
it's nothing in comparison to the whole age of the Earth. So given
48:39
that sixty four million years from now, another one percent humans may not be
48:46
around, So could very well be possible that maybe it's extraterrestrial. Maybe it's
48:53
another intelligent life form on Earth that grows and develops here and over the course
49:00
of time developed time travel technology and yes comes back and we see that now.
49:06
So yeah, it could be somebody from Earth that is a time traveler,
49:09
but not necessarily human. In science fiction, time travelers are admonished not
49:16
to interfere with the past, as it would alter the future. Do you
49:21
think that this may have already happened. I believe so. I think that's
49:24
when we talk about things like the Mandela effect, and a lot of examples
49:29
of the Mandela effect that are out there. They're like branding, and I
49:34
think some of that is certainly misremember, but there are a lot of other
49:37
interesting cases that have nothing to do with branding that people remember very very differently
49:44
than what it is supposed to have happened. So I think what we're experiencing
49:51
here is there is some sort of interference here with time travelers, and it
49:54
may just be people think that they go back to do something malicious and change
49:59
time. I think some of this is just simply you know, people going
50:04
back, watching, observing, trying to understand what happened in the past,
50:07
and they accidentally do something to accidentally interfere, or maybe they they touched something
50:15
in the wrong way, or a cross paths with somebody they weren't supposed to,
50:19
and just that little bit, you know, we talk about the butterfly
50:22
effect, That little bit can start, you know, a whole domino effect
50:25
of things that lead up to an alternate future. So yeah, I think
50:32
this has certainly already happened, and that's why we have some of these different
50:36
effects and other memories and things of this nature. We talked about this briefly
50:40
earlier. What about the idea is our universal simulation? I believe so,
50:46
And in fact, we see that talked about in our ancient religions, even
50:52
though they don't use the word simulation. You know, you look at the
50:57
idea of reincarnation, well, I mean, what exactly is that you come
51:00
from some uh you know, home world for lack of a better term.
51:05
You come down here, you live a life, you learn some lessons,
51:07
you pass away, and you go back up and you start the whole cycle
51:09
all over again. Well, that's essentially what you're doing in a computer program,
51:15
no matter what it is, whether it's you know, your desktop,
51:20
desktop application, a flight simulator, driving simulator, a computer game. You're
51:24
logging into it, you're using it for a while. A lot of these
51:28
type of simulated environments, you're learning something and then you log back out.
51:32
Even Christianity talks about, you know, we're down here in this world preparing
51:37
for another world beyond. They just they don't use the word simulation, but
51:42
that's essentially what they're describing. And so given all that, yeah, that
51:51
it makes you this, this is what I think of our possibilities of a
51:55
simulated universe. Because a lot of people will relate it to auter environment,
52:00
it's hard to get out of that mentality because that is our current context of
52:07
it all. I believe it's something more organic and biological that we don't really
52:10
understand the technology behind it. We just related to the computer because that's our
52:16
most current But you look at a guy like we talked Tesla earlier. Now,
52:22
he basically developed our first drone one hundred and thirty years ago, developed
52:27
a first drone. They called it an automaton, and he went even further
52:34
to talk about developing in automaton of himself that it would look like, act
52:40
like, respond like himself. So basically he's talking about a robot with artificial
52:45
intelligence. But this was again one hundred and thirty years ago. He was
52:51
thinking it was going to be gears and wheels and radio waves. He had
52:54
no idea about the silicon microchip at all. That was developed after he had
52:59
passed away, So he had the ideas at hand, but he had no
53:02
idea of the technology that would actually make that happen. I think that's the
53:07
same boat that we're in right now. Yes, we're in a simulation.
53:09
We have the ideas of how that would work. We have all these wonderful
53:13
movies talking about such a thing, but I don't think we really have a
53:16
grasp on the type of technology that is really underlying it. What would you
53:21
like readers to take away from Travels through Time? What I want people to
53:24
take away from it is really I want people to question the nature of the
53:29
universe. I want them to ask the questions you know what is really at
53:34
the heart of all this? Yeah? Sure, okay, are we living
53:36
in a simulation. What is time really to us? I want people to
53:43
really, you know, rather than sitting back and just yea kind of being
53:47
lackadaisical about the existence of the world. Okay, I'm here, now,
53:52
ask the questions, so, how does it How does all of this really
53:54
work? What are we really experiencing? Why are we really here? The
54:00
travelsery Time is really more of a philosophical book. I mean, there's a
54:02
lot of science in it, not too science. So there's a lot of
54:06
metaphysics in it, it's not too metaphysical. It is at heart a philosophical
54:10
book. I want people to ask their questions about our existence and maybe about
54:16
loving and taking care of one another a little better than we've been doing up
54:20
to this point. Well, yes, that's that's certainly, you know.
54:23
It's I always and this is what I always tell people, you know,
54:28
because they I'll get asked the question a lot, why do I do all
54:30
of this? And I say that, well, you know, I believe
54:35
that we are here for one primarily, yes, to love each other,
54:42
and to help each other out too, to pass on to the next generation.
54:47
So all of this knowledge that we're gaining, if we don't pass it
54:52
on to the next generation. It's going to be lost, and then you
54:54
know, humanity will keep going through all of these terrible cycles it likes to
55:00
put itself through. But if we pass our information onto the next generation and
55:04
they have to be willing to take up the mantle too, that perhaps we
55:07
can avoid some of these pitfalls in cycles that we get ourselves into and start
55:12
some new, better cycles. The wisdom of my guest Mike Ricksecker his new
55:16
book, Travels Through Time Inside the Fourth Dimension, Time Travel and Stacked Time
55:22
Theory. Mike, one more time, please tell our listeners with and get
55:25
your books and find out more about you and your work. Yeah. Absolutely.
55:29
My website is Mikericksecker dot com. You can find all of my books
55:34
and links to other media that I have out there. Connected Universe Portals my
55:37
online learning site, and if people want to come out meet me get a
55:43
signed book. I'm going to be at Conscious Life Expo in Los Angeles in
55:47
February. I'll be speaking on Travels through Time there that Friday night. Mike,
55:52
thank you so much for joining us and sharing your experience and wisdom.
55:55
Yeah, thank you, Victor. I really appreciate it, and thank you
55:59
for joining US on Destination Unlimited. I'm Victor the Voice Furman. Have a
56:05
wonderful week.