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Past Lives Reincarnation Cycle | Ryan Gable · Ryder Lee

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friend Ryan Gable. Welcome back to the show, my friend. It's good
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to see you you too, writer, are always happy to be here with
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you man, And are you ready to kick things off old school? We're
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gonna go old school raised by giants with some metaphysical and speculation and theory,
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my friendyea ready for that, bad boy, Oh, we're going to talk
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about some past lives, some reincarnation. But before we get into that,
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today on their social media page. You can come for free for a couple
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of days, the whole thing, but it's like one or two days.
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Not that VIP dinner though. You can't be getting dinner. Some VIPs can't
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even go to that dinner. So that's years in the past. I'm sure
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they fixed that. I wonder if it's anybody that lives in is it anyone
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that lives in California or is it just people that are local to Indian Wells
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area. Well, it's not just anybody in California. But I read again,
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I don't know because I don't work for them, but I read something
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about if you're in Indian Wells or in the surrounding towns or cities, I
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think that qualifies you. Cool. Well, if you're in the surrounding areas
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of Indian Wells, come through and say Hi, I'm pretty sure you can
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get free tickets for that event. Check the contact in the desert social media
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pages, because that's where I saw it today. Actually, So, Ryan,
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what do you think about the idea of past lives and this reincarnation What
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we spoke a little bit about reincarnation whenever you were on the show last time
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with Wayne Stegger and our little mini roundtable, but we didn't really bring out
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past lives too much. And I think the concept and the idea of past
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lives is a really interesting concept, and not so much the past live concept
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that people, you know, people in the community used to like bolster themselves
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up like that they were the past life reincarnation of Jesus or Mohammad or like
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Moses and all that I'm talking about, like what it seems like legitimate past
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lives where young children will you go to their parents and they'll see something on
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the screen, or they'll get really emotional when they're looking at history books or
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whatever and be like, I'm I was that guy. You know. I
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think those are the real interesting ones. What do you think about about it
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when it comes to that. I've heard those stories before. I've seen a
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documentary on that one time about the kids. I've never talked to any of
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those people, so I don't know for sure. I don't know the families
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or the people that have had kids that have claimed that are how exactly accurate
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it is. I would assume that if there are people that actually young people
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kids that actually have these memories and they can say that they are this person
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or that person and they can to some extent prove it, that's a weird
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thing for a kid to do if they were to claim that. So I'd
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said that there's certainly a field of investigation there which is perhaps beyond the scope
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of what we can understand that fits into our sort of three dimensional, five
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perception reality. But I think that like when we talked on your last show
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that I was on about something like reincarnation. Reincarnation to me first and foremost,
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and this idea of past lives, it's almost like what modern physicists say
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about energy, right, that energy is not something that can be destroyed,
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it's only something that could be transferred. So I kind of think of a
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past life or something like reincarnation in a very similar way. And in fact,
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a lot of our modern scientific well they're usually theories and formulas, but
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most of our modern scientific ideas they're not necessarily facts, but our theories and
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formulas are also based around the idea of metaphysical concepts that well, ancient cultures
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have and we have those preserving stories and myths, but ancient cultures told those
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stories one hundred, two hundred, three hundred, one thousand, two thousand,
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three thousand and so on years ago, so and those get passed down
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through the ages, and as we start to understand the world more quote unquote
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scientifically, we realize, oh, maybe our ancestors were trying to preserve some
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sort of what we would call scientific technological information in stories and architecture and things
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like that. At least, that's just kind of the speculation. So it's
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you know, it's like when you look at elements. I use this example.
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You have elementals. You have spirits of the elements, like you have
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the air spirits, fire spirits, earth spirits, water spirits. Today we
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just call them what we call them elements. We call them nitrogen, oxygen,
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hydrogen, and carbon, and you know, five hundred years ago we
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called them something else. But we're talking about the same thing. And I
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think that's my point is that when scientists talk about energy transference, we talk
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about the soul, talk about the spirit, which are two different things.
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Maybe we're just talking about with reincarnation and past lives, we're just talking about
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what modern physics talks about when they say, well, energy can't be destroyed,
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that would be my first thought. I also know that reincarnation is something
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that is not isolated to some new age idea. It's a very ancient idea.
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It's not just in I guess you would say a philosophy like Buddhism,
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Christianity. At the onset of christian when it first sort of started to form
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as we understand it, there was the idea of reincarnation in Christianity. So
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even major world religions had some concept of reincarnation, and I would assume that,
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like with everything else. Writer, when we look around the world,
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if you were to travel to major countries around the world and then maybe even
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just you know, small countries and talk to groups of people with different viewpoints,
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like most people probably going to have a totally different definition of reincarnation past
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lives. Some might view it as almost like a necessity of belief. It's
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just everybody knows that, and others might think it's crazy. But it's just
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like with UFOs, before we can really get into the discussion, we have
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to sort of define what reincarnation or what any of these things really are.
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So I wonder what your take is on that. How do you define that?
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Well, I think that it's interesting with the past life concept because what
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makes it a past life in people's memory, Like if you take into consideration
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like string theory for example. String theory is like pretty much a theory that
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all like the past, present, and future, is all happening at the
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same time, and every decision that you've made branches off into a different type
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of timeline or a parallel timeline or an alternate timeline. So just because you
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remember another life? Why does it have to be in the past, right?
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Could it not be in the future, Could it not be in a
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parallel timeline? Could it not be in an alter the timeline? Like,
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I'm trying to figure that out. Like, what about it makes you believe?
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Is it our linear time thinking and that we're in this three D physical
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reality right now? We think the time only moves forward. Of course,
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as a speculation and theory, that's pretty much what this whole conversation is going
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to be about. Speculation and theory. But is it do we refer to
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it as a past life? Because we're in this three D construct now and
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we can only see time as linear like time progressing forward. So therefore,
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if we remember anything, we automatically associated with the past, when that might
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not necessarily be the case. That's an interesting idea. I never thought of
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that. I think that genetic memory, as some call it, factors into
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this as well, because when you get intuition or when you have a deja
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vu, although we don't really know what that is, there's a lot of
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theories on what deja vu is. When you get sort of a memory or
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you get sort of an idea of Hey, I've been here before, or
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have done this before, or you know something is unfolding in a way that
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you felt that you've experienced before. I'm sure that there's a very basic psychological
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way to try and understand why you might have that thought, because there might
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be something that triggers a memory of something you actually have experience in this life.
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But you your brain gets confused and you kind of feel like, I
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mean, I've been here before. Maybe you were there as a kid you
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didn't know, Like, there's all kinds of factors that play into But I
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think what some called genetic memory, like the memories of your ancestors, if
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you will, that's kind of like past life because you're remembering things, but
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they're in your genes, if you will, that your ancestors experienced. And
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maybe that's why you know, when people say, well you have a fear
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of water, that means you drowned in a previous you know, a previous
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you know, carnation. But maybe it's not so much that you drown.
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Maybe it's maybe you have some collective trauma from you know, your ancestors.
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Maybe they joking, but maybe they were ancestors in Atlantis and they all died
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in the Great Delusion You're afraid of water. My point is, seriously,
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the genetic memory, I think is an instinct and things like that, I
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think is maybe a route to take when we look into past lives as well.
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I think that might be I think that might be a really interesting field
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of investigation. So I think because I think that that's a real thing.
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But then again, you know, also just on the side of that,
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I think that, and I know that genetics isn't the only thing that defines
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us. I think geneticists say like thirty percent of our genes are really things
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that we get from our parents, our ancestors, if you will, and
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the rest of them, like epigenetics, the rest of them are things that
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we can adjust and change based on how we choose to live. So genes
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don't totally define us. And honestly, I think it's a very complex field,
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and it's border lines on the metaphysical, the i'd say, the superphysical,
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and of course what is basically just completely theoretical physics. It's like a
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bunch of different things mixed together. But I would say genetic memory is an
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important part of that as well. Wouldn't technically reincarnation be having a child.
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Would you not be reincarnating a kid like a child? Would that not be
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a form of reincarnation if genetic memory is you know, real, which I'm
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pretty sure science has proven the fact that genetic memory in some capacity does carry
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on through from a family member to family member, through birth and through carrying
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on your genes. But would that not be like a surefire way of like
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reincarnating but just it's just a smaller version of you wait, say that again.
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You're saying birth like having a child like you know, just oh,
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I see, would that not be like a form of reincarnation in itself?
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I mean, yeah, you might not. That's other being that child might
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not have your same consciousness, but it's it came from you. So that
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would technically would be a form of reincarnation. Well you could think of it
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from the from that perspective, especially in the sense of like whatever that you
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teach your child, things you learned, but also probably things your parents taught
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you, and their parents taught them, and their parents taught them, and
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there's some aspect of that gets passed down through successive generations, so you know,
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those are things that you learn though it's a little different than intuitions that
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you feel and you experience and you just kind of know. But I mean,
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yeah, in a sense, I mean you could also, based on
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what the current scientific trends are saying, you could also take skin cells and
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turn them into sperm and eggs, and you can basically clone yourself with your
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own skin cells. And that's kind of like cloning, but not really like
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cloning, because I'm not talking about doing it into test tube. They're talking
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about like a woman can literally turn her own skin cells into sperm cells and
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basically clone herself within her own womb. It's a little different than cloning.
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So I think that's a little different than reincarnation, but I get the point
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of what you're getting at. I guess yeah. It's just really interesting.
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I have this pretty interesting article here about reincrenation from NBC News or ad Expert
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investigates ten years old ten year old's reincarnation claims. Ryan, a ten year
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old boy from the Midwest, believes he is a reincarnation of a Hollywood agent,
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which again I think is really interesting because it's not like this super popular
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figure from history that several people claim to be reincarnations of for as many people
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as claimed to be the reincarnation of Jesus Christ, we should all be saved
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by now, right. Tesla, Yeah, Tesla is a big one.
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All the saints have apparently been reincarnated in hundreds and hundreds of times, and
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the different people, somehow all at the exact same time, which is really
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interesting. How I want to know how that works. But for more than
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a decade, Doctor Jim Tucker, associated Professor of psychiatry at the Neurobehavior Sciences
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at the University of Virginia, studied the cases of children, usually between the
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ages of two and six years old, who say they remember a past life,
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and his book Returned to Life, Tucker details some of the more than
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twenty five hundred cases he has studied over the years, including Ryan, a
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boy from the Midwest who claims that he was the reincarnation of a man who
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died more than fifty years ago. That man, Marty Martin. Oh Man.
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Marty Martin was a former movie extra who later became a powerful Hollywood agent.
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The following is an excerpt from Tucker's book. In the chapter he came
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from Hollywood, we were able to piece together a picture of Mary Martin's life,
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and we can compare it to Ryan's statements. In most of our cases,
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people have tried to see if a deceased person can be identified whose lives
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match the statement of the child had made. Here, there were only one
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guy and Ryan could have been talking about because he had pointed to him in
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a picture. Yeah, that's like the common thing is like these these children
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in the stories of this, like they're looking through history books or they're looking
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through something and then they pointed a picture of this of an individual and they're
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like that was me or I'm that guy right, because he had pointed to
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him in the picture. We weren't trying to see if there was any one
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else's life who matched Ryan's statements. We were looking to see if Marty Martin's
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did. What we found is that, through Ryan was off on some of
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the details, a lot of what he said was correct for Marty Martin and
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had seemed unlikely that an extra with no lines would have danced on Broadway,
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had a big house with a swimming pool, and traveled the world on big
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boats, but Marty Martin did. Marty was born in Philadelphia in nineteen oh
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three. Ryan had talked about a lot about his sister, who also mentioned
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another one, and Marty had two sisters. His mother had curly brown hair,
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as Ryan said. Ryan was much about right about dancing in New York,
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as Marty and one of his sisters went to New York to be dancers.
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He danced in various reviews on Broadway, and his sister became well known
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dancer there. I mean, it's kind of similar. It's kind of spot
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on, but like they're saying, there's some details that are like jumbled up
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and mixed up there. And then people could also say, oh, well,
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this boy just had all the information in his fingertips and then he just
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got on Google and started trying to figure out everything that he could about this
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individual. And then he would just tell this professor. You know, it
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would be interesting if this was happening back in I don't know, thirties,
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twenties, thirties or even this all the info exactly, yeah, is easily
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Ah well, I would think too that if you were able to give an
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accurate depiction of your own life, that would kind of be a miracle.
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And I don't it wouldn't prove anything, but like most people don't remember,
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I'm one of them. I don't remember everything I've done in my life.
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You know, if you went you went back and look at all the things
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I've done in thirty three years. I'm sure there are things that people remember.
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I don't remember. So if I guess if I was reincarnated in some
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little boy who was just born after I died, and he said, hey,
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I was Ryan Gable and he recalls certain details but not all of them,
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Like, I'm Ryan Gable and I don't recall all the details of my
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life either, So I guess you could say that's that's a possible way to
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interpret the points where he was wrong. Yeah, that makes sense. And
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then there's this story that I heard a really long time ago about this I
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tried to look for it, but I couldn't find it because you know how
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Google is. They the articles and things are taken down all the time.
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But there was this article that I read a long time ago that talked about
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this boy that said that he was this gentleman in a past life. They
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contacted the family of the person and then he went and met his as a
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boy. Yeah, do you remember the story vaguely? But I remember that,
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Yes, the details that you just gave. That's wild. And then
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you also have strange things like like Jim Carrey as well, like getting into
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the role of who was what was that actor's name, andy uh Andy Kaufman.
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Yeah, he got into the role of Andy Kaufman like so deep that
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seems like he legitimately believed that he was Andy Kaufman. And they brought Andy
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Kaufman's family to meet Jim Carrey on set and they're like, that's my son,
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that's him. It's weird, Like I don't know what to think of
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that. There's a whole documentary a Man on a Man on the Moon or
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a Man in the Moon or something like that on Netflix where it really details
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all this and it's like, man, like, are you able to channel
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someone like that much to the point that you believe that you're actually him?
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I mean he took on all of his mannerisms, he took on all of
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his like social cues, like down to a t. I mean, I
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guess you could get that way with studying someone to a degree and like watching
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all of their I mean, if you're a really good actor, you know,
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you could maybe take on their personality. But the wild thing was is
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they brought Andy Kaufman's family to meet Jim Carrey, and they were like convinced,
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this is our son, this is Andy Kaufman. You know, it's
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funny because these things today are things that are like psycho you reference the psychologists
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who's looking into these thousands of cases over his career. You've got psychologists,
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you have scientists, you have mainline I guess you could say experts if you
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will, who are not theologians, they're not spiritualists, and they're looking into
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things that if you otherwise would bring up reincarnation or past lives, and a
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conversation with common folks who aren't interested in that, more than likely they would
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tell you that you're crazy. It's some new age belief. It's not true,
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you're out of your mind. But we have psychologists and playtant physicists that
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study these kinds of things and try to figure out what exactly the origins of
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these ideas are that finding out that they actually go back more than a couple
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of years or like thousands of years old, these concepts, and we try
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to apply modern scientific understandings to these more spiritual concepts that have really been the
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bedrock of a lot of religious philosophies again for thousands of years. So once
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again, what our ancestors, or at least what we think our ancestors understood,
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are knew or taught or thought or wrote, et cetera, are things
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that modern science and modern psychology is helping us to understand, or at least
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they're trying to investigate these things from a more mechanical, three dimensional way of
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looking at the world. I find that to be the most interesting, because,
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you know, two hundred years ago, maybe three hundred year I don't
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know, just a thought, I wouldn't expect there to be anything other than
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belief invested in these kinds of ideas. But now it's like we can maybe
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try to prove them with computers and with computer models, and with cutting edge
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psychological research and cutting edge physics and particle accelerators, and we can actually try
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to apply like hard physical science to elusive spiritual matters and figure out what exactly
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is going on? Do you want to hear my super ultramegaloo theory on what's
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going on? Yeah? I would love to. Are you Nicola Tesla too?
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Or yeah, I am the reincarnation of Nicola Tesla. I've given my
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information to build the integration machine, the time travel device, healing, bring
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the death rate to contact. I want to see it. So one of
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my original thoughts and theories surrounding this, and some people might remember it,
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but let's just take that everyone is telling the truth. Let's just make that
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a base thing, that people are telling the truth, that they really do
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have memories of being married Magnaline in a past life, and they're all simultaneously
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experiencing this past life, Like fifty people can be married Magnaline, and one
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hundred people can be and live the past life of Jesus Christ and Moses and
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Saint Germaine and like all these prominent historical figures. Well, my theory was
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is that whenever you pass away, your consciousness is like then fractualized, and
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then whenever you're born, if reincarnation is real and you're born back into this
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reality, then you get a bunch of different people's fractualized consciousness. So you
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can have as many fractualized consciousness that was broken off from the whole whenever that
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person died on you. So then you have your based consciousness, and then
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you can have several other fractualized consciousness, and then whenever you die again,
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all those fractualized consciousnesses like fall off, and then when you're reborn you get
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a new set of fractualized consciousness. It might be super super woo woo,
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But I mean would make sense if you are under the impression and under the
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if you're one hundred percent convinced that all these people are telling the truth right,
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that all of them did have past lives as Mother Mary or Jesus Christ.
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It would explain how they all would have these memories is because it's not
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the whole memory, it's a fractualized memory. Sure well that and you would
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also assume that, based on how many people we estimate to have ever lived
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on planet Earth, more than likely you would not have been Mother Mary.
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More than likely you would not have been Jesus or any of these other characters.
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You would have probably been a peasant who died in the field. You
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would have been slaughtered by stalin, or you would have been killed by some
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warlord, or you would have starved to death, you know, trying to
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get some food in the woods. You would have been killed by an animal.
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More than likely, like substantially more than likely, you weren't any of
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those things. But I think so, I think that a lot of people
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that claim those types of past lives are actually in my opinion, I think
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it's like the Messiah complex, which is kind of like what you said.
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I think in a way, in regard to Jim Carrey playing Andy Kaufman,
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he really became him. That's different because that's acting. But some people truly
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believe that they're the Messiah and they are so delusional. I mean, they
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really believe it, right. So same thing with people like Corey Good.
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I mean, I honestly think he's delusional, and I think he actually thinks
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that he went to space and did all this stuff. And maybe not originally,
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but people believed him, and he kept doubling down, tripling down,
28:03
and he got to the point where it was just like he became that character
28:07
that he created. I don't know the whole background, but he became that
28:10
thing. And even when you try to point out to people, hey,
28:12
he admitted that he made all this space travel stuff up. They said,
28:17
one person told me at a conference in Las Vegas, well, he actually
28:21
believed he went. So that means he did actually go to space, even
28:25
though he didn't physically go. He remembered going, he imagined going, so
28:29
it actually happened to him, which I think is the definition of delusion,
28:33
But it's part of like the Messiah complex, where you really believe it.
28:36
And I mean, I think the same thing could be said for past lives,
28:38
like if you really believe that you were this person, then it doesn't
28:44
really matter what anybody else says, like that becomes your reality. And I
28:48
don't mean that in a kind of a loose fanciful way where like anything you
28:53
believe can manifest I just mean, like, if you really believe it that
28:57
you can become Andy Kaffman, you can become the Messiah, you can become
29:03
whatever it is that you believe. That doesn't mean that you actually are that
29:06
person obviously, or you actually lived that past life, but you can believe
29:10
you're Nicola Tesla. I just think that that's I think that's probably pretty obvious
29:15
to all of the listeners, whether you know your point about fractional consciousness,
29:19
which I like that idea, or genetic memory, which I think is kind
29:26
of part of the same idea of fractional consciousness. Although consciousness and DNA are
29:30
different, obviously, it could also be not so much genetic memory in the
29:37
sense that certain genes, like from the beginning, when you're ten years old
29:41
or younger, and you remember these things. It could be that certain conditions
29:45
in your environment trigger those memories, which is again I think I mentioned that
29:49
earlier, Like you go to I don't know, you're twelve years old,
29:55
you'd never really had much of an interest in planes, but your dad's like,
29:57
let's go to the you know, the aerospace museum. And you go
30:02
and you see some planes and you're reminded of a quote unquote past life.
30:06
I mean, it might not be that you live that life, but maybe
30:08
there's something that you heard when you were younger about your grandpa being in the
30:11
Air Force, and like all these memories come together and you start believing that.
30:15
It also depends on who your parents are, because some parents really really
30:18
brainwash their kids really good with some nonsense and some garbage. So I mean
30:23
that could certainly contribute to it. I mean, there's just a there's so
30:27
many factors, and I think they all need to be looked at because I
30:30
don't think like with everything else, right or I don't think it's like a
30:33
black and white issue. It's like with UFOs it's not a matter of do
30:37
you believe in UFOs. It's not a matter of what I believe. It's
30:40
a matter of what the evidence says, and there's a tremendous amount of evidence
30:44
for and against each individual case. Same thing with past lives and reincarnation.
30:48
I mean, it is factual that reincarnation a is a philosophical and let's say,
30:52
loosely defined religious principle historically, and that scientists today and psychologists today might
30:59
be able to better understand it than our ancestors did because we have machines and
31:03
different forms of technology that can help us to do that, new theories on
31:07
how the mind works and all this. But I don't know, generally speaking,
31:11
I don't think it's that easy. And I think all these avenues of
31:12
what we're discussing here on the show this evening, I think all these avenues
31:15
are really important. It's not a matter of belief, and it's not a
31:19
matter of breaking it down along those very polarizing lines. I think it's probably
31:26
all the things we've said and a lot more. I'm sure your listeners have
31:29
some ideas too. I'm sure all of it is well. I know all
31:32
of it is just as relevant. Some things might be a little bit out
31:34
there, but I think all of it's relevant to discuss because you know,
31:37
ultimately nobody knows. If we knew for sure, then the conversation would be
31:41
over. Yeah. If anybody has any thoughts or ideas on you know,
31:45
what's going on, drop it in the comment section of this video. If
31:48
you've if you think that you've had a past life experience, drop it in
31:52
the car I would like to hear about it because I think it's really interesting.
31:56
But I wouldn't underestimate the power of belief though. It's kind of like
32:01
in the Matrix movies, right, Neo didn't believe that he was the one,
32:08
so when he went to the oracle, the oracle told him that he
32:12
wasn't the one, and that anybody could be the one. And it wasn't
32:15
until he believed that he was the one that he became the one, right,
32:21
So it's like, you know, I think the belief plays a big
32:24
part in a lot of things in our reality. I think the belief is
32:30
how people manifest things in their reality, and repeating the same things over and
32:37
over again until you get them down, until you get them to the point
32:40
where you can do it flawlessly, you know, and repeat the same thing
32:45
over and over again. I mean, I think belief is the basis of
32:51
manifestation, and I think that I think there's a lot of good, hard
32:58
evidence to manifestation. And that might sound you know, or a new age,
33:04
but it's been a lot of people talking. I mean Jim Carrey being
33:07
one of them. He did that, he put a check in his wallet
33:12
of a million dollars signed to himself. Well, when when when you believe
33:20
believing something and manifesting it. I think a lot of people, and I
33:22
used to be one of those people, I would think that it meant literal
33:25
physical like manifestation, like okay, I want to I want a gold bar.
33:29
There's a gold bar. I mean, obviously that's should be not how
33:32
it works. It's more so like what you believe, and it's a lot
33:36
of the unconscious, probably in the subconscious. It's a lot of what you
33:39
expect to see, you know, the mind fills in the blanks and so
33:44
that's what that's what your reality becomes. I think that's what it means,
33:49
which which also I think means that just because you have a positive outlook on
33:53
something consciously doesn't mean that it's going to be a positive outcome, And I
33:58
think living like that can be really disastrous because eventually you're going to absorb so
34:02
much of this, Yeah, it's going to be great, and then it's
34:06
not great. You're going to sort of develop this very negative background noise,
34:12
if you will. But I think that the whole subject of things like reincarnation
34:17
and past lives, genetic memory, intuition, deja vu. Maybe I'm just
34:24
not smart enough, possible I have no idea. Or it could be that
34:29
there are things and I think I think the UFO phenomena falls into this as
34:32
well. Writer there might be things that are just literally outside the scope of
34:37
our ability to understand, not because we're stupid or because we don't have the
34:42
right technology. Some things might be because we're stupid or we don't have the
34:45
right technology. We learn, we develop things, and then we can understand
34:49
from that point on, But there might be some things that are just beyond
34:52
the scope of our understanding. I mean, if you even look at the
34:55
people that are developing artificial intelligence or AI system there's people in MIT that say
35:01
they have no idea how they developed it. It just like they're basically manifesting
35:06
it. They're just creating something and then it just develops into its own thing,
35:08
like they don't even know how they're making it. I mean, I
35:12
think it's the same. That's the same way with a lot of things.
35:14
I mean, even writing, like I've written, well, I've written more
35:17
than five books, but I've only published five books. I honestly have no
35:21
idea how I wrote those books. I go back and I look at those,
35:23
I'm like, was that me? Like I've thought about it from the
35:27
point of view of channeling, I'm like, did I channel that? I
35:30
have no idea how I wrote that? No idea. I don't even remember
35:32
writing half the stuff when I go back and read it, which also plays
35:36
into my point about you know, a little ten year old boy might have
35:38
those memories, and it might be literal that he literally was this this Hollywood
35:44
agent the story you reference. Maybe he doesn't remember some details, because you
35:50
know, even in this life, I don't remember the details. Sometimes I
35:53
have to think back, like what did I talk about last week on the
35:55
show. Most people will probably assume I remember all my shows. I don't,
36:00
So the same thing with you, Like you probably don't remember all your
36:02
shows. So, yeah, belief is a really important factor in all of
36:07
this stuff. And yeah, my point was in regard to manifestation is it's
36:13
obviously not like, oh, I manifested something right now in my hand.
36:15
It's a matter of how you look at the world. And I'll give you
36:21
another quick example samething with UFOs, the same thing with like Marianna apparitions.
36:24
I grew up in Saint Pete, Florida, and I remember going to clear
36:29
Water when there was that Marianna apparition on the building back in like the late
36:31
nineties, and I really really vividly remember going to that. And some people
36:37
saw the Virgin Mary, some people saw a water stain, some people saw
36:42
nothing at all, you know, and all three of the people that would
36:45
think it's Mary, it's a water stain, it's nothing. They're all right
36:50
at the same time, but they're all wrong based on other people. But
36:52
there is still something there. Where's arguing over how to define it. And
36:57
maybe that's the Maybe that's the problem with how we view the supernatural and the
37:01
paranormal. Maybe that's the problem with how we view UFOs and past lives,
37:07
is that we're arguing over how to define these things like is it an alien
37:10
spaceship? Is it a government drone? You know, is it? Is
37:15
he really Nicola Tesla? Maybe that's not the right question to ask, you
37:19
know what I mean, Maybe maybe trying to define it along very polarizing terms
37:24
or like our perceptions of our little echo chambers, what we want to believe.
37:29
Maybe that's not the right way to look at it. Maybe we should
37:31
be trying to think philosophizing on new ways to think about it, and then
37:36
maybe we could understand it better. Just a thought. Yeah, I agree
37:39
with that, and I think that there's a there's a difference between people that,
37:46
excuse me, automatically remember their past lives from the or remember a pass
37:53
life from the moment that they're really young, and then people that get regressed,
38:02
right, because I think regression is a bunch of nonsense, especially when
38:06
it comes to past life regression, alien abduction regression. It's like, if
38:13
you're not remembering it, like off the top of your head, then did
38:17
it really happen? Right? That's the whole thing with regression, and regression
38:22
was never meant to be used to figure out if you were abducted by aliens.
38:29
It was never meant to figure out if you had a past life or
38:32
to figure out a past life. You know, it was the original therapeutic
38:37
version of what a regression is supposed to do. Is supposed to heal you
38:43
from like addictions. It's supposed to help you quit smoking. Like there's a
38:47
therapeutic, actual psychological effect of regressions. It's not actually to go back and
38:54
revisit some memory that you think that you have forgotten. If you go to
39:00
a you know, an alien regressionist or an abduction regressionist, then and you're
39:06
already thinking that you've been abducted by aliens, and then you go to the
39:08
alien abduction and regressionist, what are you gonna get? You're gonna get They're
39:13
gonna tell you that you were adducted by aliens. Well, if you go
39:16
to a past life regressionist, it's their job to find out if you had
39:22
whatever your past life was, and that's what you're paying them to do,
39:25
you know, just like ghost hunters. I mean there is a caveat there.
39:30
I think that in some cases, well we know in psychological terms,
39:34
like if you're in a car wreck, or you've been sexually abused or something
39:37
in your mind like shuts that memory off. So regression might have some kind
39:40
of beneficial effect if it's like in a neutral setting, because if you are
39:45
going into it thinking like, well, for example, I would put money
39:50
on it. When we go to this conference at the end of this month,
39:52
writer, there's probably gonna be people like that. There be like,
39:55
come get your you know, abduction regression here in this little with the car
40:00
window blocker wrapped around the lawn chair, and we can regress. We regress
40:05
you right here on the spot. Like, I think that's ninety nine point
40:07
nine percent of the time nonsense. I will also I'll disagree with you regression
40:13
is real, because I'd say the euthhological community has regressed itself pretty good in
40:16
the last ten to fifteen years. They've they've gone back to the very beginning
40:21
embryonic stages. Yeah. Absolutely, It's just like I would take the stories
40:30
of like the one that I just pulled up here way more seriously than a
40:37
than a regression past life remembrance, right if the and that's the problem is
40:45
that very few abductees, like supposed alien abductees, actually even remember the event
40:58
off hand. They and they lean that on the alien mind control wiping device.
41:04
So then, but whatn't that being the same thing is happening without the
41:08
alien mind wiping device, The same thing is happening when you dream. I
41:14
had a dream last night. It was really vivid, and I remember like
41:17
two percent of it, and I know there was more to it, but
41:20
I can't remember it. Does that mean I was abducted last night? It's
41:23
like no, because you're shifting between this unconscious dream state and then conscious waken
41:29
reality, and the line between the two gets blurred when you're really tired,
41:32
and when you're in that state of I'm awake, I'm asleep, I'm half
41:35
awake, I'm half asleep. But I don't remember my dreams. Most of
41:37
us don't remember our dreams. And that's I think there's a really damn really
41:44
good correlation between things like UFO abductions, even past lives and dreams. You
41:51
don't really remember any of the details. It's a really small percentage. And
41:54
until you start looking at it and you start putting some skin on the skeleton,
42:00
does it start to take shape? And that can of course be formed
42:02
by your by your perceptions of reality, what you believe. And I also
42:07
think with these kids in the same regard, I wondered, like I've always
42:10
I've always thought this. I've thought, you know, if I, like
42:14
was if I was in like a relationship with a woman who was as obsessed
42:17
about this stuff behind me as I am, and like just completely obsessed with
42:22
everything. I want to like, if we had a kid, how would
42:24
that kid turn out? Would they just like divorce us as parents by the
42:29
time they were fifteen to move out, or would they be totally obsessed with
42:30
it too? Would they be seeing aliens? Not that I am, but
42:34
like, would they be seeing aliens? Like how influential would this be?
42:37
This kind of lifestyle on a child, Not that it's bad, but just
42:42
like constantly absorbed and learning things can sometimes be worse than just going and sitting
42:46
outside in the sun. So I'm thinking it would probably rebel. They would
42:51
probably rebel. Probably they'd probably rebel and start skeptic magazine. You know,
42:57
it's I think with parents, like we don't know the context of those stories.
43:02
I mean, the parents might be like, well, you know,
43:05
Junior just came in one day and he said he was a you know,
43:07
he was a Hollywood agent, he was Air Force, he was this,
43:10
he was that he was a chimney sweep, he was a king. You
43:14
know, maybe some parents let their kids believe whatever. I mean, look
43:17
at what happens in schools today. If you think you're a cat, you're
43:22
a cat. If you think that you're a girl, you're a girl,
43:23
and a boy a boy. And psychologists they call it gender affirming care.
43:29
They encourage that belief system. We don't even have to get political about it.
43:32
But it's just a matter of like when that's encouraged, whether it's directly
43:37
or indirectly, it could. We don't know what entertainment this kid's consuming.
43:40
We don't know, yeah, what access he has to things on the internet
43:44
like I have. I don't have an ability to think back to when I
43:45
was ten and wonder, like, you know, because I didn't have the
43:49
Internet when I was ten, or it was just in its infancy, I
43:52
wouldn't have known what to do. Like, I can't imagine a world where
43:55
I'm like, what would a ten year old do with all the technology we
43:59
have today? There's like, hell, there's like ten year olds with more
44:02
knowledge of phones and computers than I have. So I you know, it's
44:06
hard to kind of put that into perspective that a ten year old who would
44:09
have been born in what twenty fourteen, you know, that kind of access
44:15
to information they have, and the kinds of crazy parents that we have in
44:19
the world today. I mean, it wouldn't surprise me if kids claimed that.
44:23
I mean, you see how you know, I'm not saying this kid's
44:27
abused by any means. It's an interesting story. But if a kid's really
44:30
abused, like they'll create stories to make it seem like, you know,
44:36
to make it seem like it makes sense, or to make it seem like,
44:38
you know, their parents really aren't the ones abusing them. Like,
44:40
there's a whole mountain of psychological literature on how kids think and how they react
44:47
to certain situations, and as you get older that changes. My point is
44:52
like, we don't know how the parents are. The parents could be totally
44:54
obsessed with this stuff. They could have a bookshelf full of reincarnation books and
44:59
could be re reincredation bedtime stories every night. Who knows. I'm not saying
45:02
they are. I'm just saying, like, that's highly plausible in a lot
45:07
of these cases. I think so too, And yeah, hey you shuck,
45:14
Yeah, that's I think those are the most interesting cases as well,
45:19
and they are really rare, but I think those are the most plausibly real
45:25
ones. Then going back and you know, being a full blown adult or
45:30
being over eighteen and going to get a regression because you heard someone talk about
45:34
past lives online and then you went to a past life regressionists and then all
45:37
of a sudden, you're remembering all these past lives. Well, yes,
45:40
And remember in two thousand and four with the kid that said he had went
45:44
to heaven and back. Maybe he still did, but he later said that,
45:49
no, I thought it would it would get me attention. It wasn't
45:52
real. But ah, man, the Christians, because I was GI grew
45:55
up in a Christian household. Man, the Christians were all over this kid
45:58
remembers going to Heaven. Heaven, real, you're gonna go to hell?
46:00
You center. And turns out the kid just made it up. And then
46:05
people like, no, no, he didn't make it up. That's just
46:07
what the devil wants you to think. So it doesn't matter what the situation
46:09
is. People are gonna believe whatever they want to believe. But that's a
46:13
case in point. A young kid, I went to Heaven, I can't.
46:15
I think this kid was on TV. They had camera's all name,
46:19
He's got books and interviews, but turns out he made it all up or
46:22
did he? Who knows? You know it, but it's just a gal
46:27
one knows. Yeah, there's several of those, like I remember books back
46:31
in the early two thousands, of like I think one was titled like thirty
46:37
minutes in Heaven, and then there was another one thirty minutes in Hell or
46:42
something like that, or thirty seconds and do you remember those thirty seconds in
46:46
Hell? That was the last time I listened to Jimmy Church's show. I
46:54
don't remember those though, though I don't favorite part of the show is when
46:59
I phase the black it's ninety it's ninety minutes in heaven, ninety minutes in
47:07
heaven. And then there's another one that's sounds like some kind of like party
47:12
sexual game. Seven minutes in heaven, ninety minutes in heaven. Yeah,
47:16
this is a fair ninety minutes and having a true story of death in life.
47:21
It was in the early two thousands. Dang, I got a good
47:22
memory, dude, and freaking killing nailed it. He nailed it and nailt
47:28
it. And then there's another one. I'll trust if you have these past
47:30
life experiences, your memory is really good, maybe maybe you'll remember what happened
47:35
in the past life. I do think I have a pretty solid good memory.
47:39
But there's another one too. I think it's they did like a dichotomy
47:44
version they did in ninety minutes in heaven and then ninety minutes and hell,
47:49
I think thirty twenty twenty three minutes, and hell, that's a that's a
47:54
different it's a different one, right there. You gotta change eve minutes up
47:58
on that. I like the or a good one four hours in deposition,
48:06
here's the thirty twenty three minutes in hell. I man, story about what
48:09
you saw or heard and felt? Oh, I remember that. I remember
48:14
that one. Yeah, now that you bring that up, I remember that.
48:17
But you see, those are the kinds of things like if you have
48:22
if you study altered states of consciousness just very lightly, you don't have to
48:27
be an expert on them, But if you study any kind of altered state
48:30
of consciousness, you know, people that do different forms of drug see and
48:34
hear and experience different things. Right, what's one of the most common thing
48:37
people see when they're taking something like DMT or ayahuasca. They see the little
48:42
people, they see gardens, they see things that remind you of the Garden
48:45
of Eden. They see snakes on trees and the serpent or ayahuasca woman.
48:50
You know, if you're a Christian and you took DMT, you might think
48:53
this is the Garden of Eden. And I'm not talking just about belief.
48:57
It's just a matter of how you perceive the world because if you go,
49:01
you know, to a like for me, if I go to a grocery
49:04
store and I see that some produces on sale, it's a great day for
49:07
me. I'm like, yeah, I'm going to save some money on these
49:08
oranges. Other people they go and looking for a bar of chocolate or a
49:13
bag of chips, and they're not looking at the oranges, like they just
49:15
pass it right by. We have a totally different experience in the same exact
49:19
space. As a silly example, or like if you're at a sporting event
49:22
or a concert. You know, wherever you sit, you're watching the same
49:25
thing, but you have a different experience. It's another silly example, but
49:30
I think it's the same thing when it comes to those kinds of experiences.
49:34
While I went to heaven. While I went to Hell, I was on
49:36
an alien spaceship, you know, I went to the moon and came back.
49:39
I call it the four to twenty and back. These things are just
49:43
the way that we perceive the world based on our perceptions, belief systems,
49:47
and more complicated things that are for smarter people than I. Yeah. I
49:52
mean everything is really dictated by the way that you were raised, your parents,
49:58
your experiences of trying ohood, and your experiences of life is creates some
50:02
format your perception of reality. But some people can come in and break that
50:08
type of like programming and go down a different route. And I feel like
50:14
that that I've done that. But that's what people think that the deja vu
50:17
is, is that dejevvu is like you, uh, possibly going down a
50:22
different route, or like maybe if you haven't experienced daejev in a really long
50:28
time, that means that you're on a good positive timeline. I think it's
50:30
either way. People switch back and forth with it. They're like, oh,
50:35
well, if you're experiencing deje vu all the time, then that means
50:37
that you're on the prime timeline, prime time, prime time for the timeline.
50:42
And but if you're not. Then it may mean that you're on a
50:45
bad timeline. But I haven't experienced dajev in a really long time, and
50:49
I tend to believe that that means that I'm on that made some kind of
50:54
good diversion from where things were headed. That's funny because I have Dajava.
51:00
I've had probably two or three this year, and that always makes me think,
51:02
oh, this makes me think that I'm on the right path. It's
51:07
just the opposite. By the way, when I read I can't remember the
51:10
woman's name. I think Margaret Cheney was her name. Her last name's Cheney.
51:15
But she wrote a book on Nicola Tesla and it was actually it was
51:19
used to make a documentary. I think that aired on TBS or something a
51:22
long time ago. It was a really interesting book on Nicola Tesla. And
51:27
I'm bringing this up real quick because when I read that book, oh,
51:30
I don't know, seven eight years ago, I didn't literally think I was
51:35
Nicola Tesla. But reading through it, all the things that she documents about
51:38
Tesla, about how he didn't want his food to touch and he was kind
51:42
of a loaner, and all the things she talked about, I'm thinking that's
51:45
me, that's me. That's me. I didn't like my food to touch.
51:50
I'm kind of a loner. I always had trouble getting girlfriends, just
51:52
like Nicola Tesla. I didn't actually think I was an electrical genius, but
51:58
I was thinking, like, huh so, so I can imagine outside of
52:00
that rider that someone who is delusional, and I don't even mean that as
52:06
an insult, but someone who is a little delusional could read about somebody like,
52:12
well, who does David Wilcox say he is Edgar Casey? Could read
52:15
about Edgar Casey and because of some picture that you have on the Internet,
52:17
be like, oh, that looks like me, I must be Edgar Casey.
52:22
You know. It's like, I feel like I'm a pretty rational person.
52:25
I read that book on Nicola Tesla. I have a lot of character
52:29
traits with that guy. But that doesn't mean I'm Nicola Tesla. But if
52:32
I really wanted to believe it, I could see how my mind could go
52:36
there pretty easily. And I give you one other example. When I was
52:39
a kid, I had sleep paralysis, and I don't I would never write
52:45
a book on this because I can't prove it and I don't really care to
52:49
prove it. I don't have a horse in the race, but I remember
52:52
seeing little creatures that were kind of like I don't know how to describe him
52:57
except to say like gray aliens. I don't know what it was. I
53:00
don't really, honestly even care to know what it was or to even have
53:04
much of a discussion on it. But if I really wanted to sell that,
53:07
I could, you know, market in the right way and be like,
53:10
you know, my experience with four gray aliens. It's just it's a
53:15
matter of what you believe. It's also a matter of how you choose to
53:16
perceive the world and how you choose to proceed with it, because I think
53:20
that there are people that have far more relevant and even documentable experiences that just
53:28
don't talk about them, you know, And there are people that want to
53:32
get famous or you know, they want the publicity. I mean, because
53:36
honestly, I mean, it's okay. I would say it's not a big
53:38
deal if your kid says he's like a Hollywood agent. But to take a
53:42
ten year old and put them in the media like that, like, I
53:45
don't know if that's really good parenting. It might be like the parents trying
53:49
to get some attention too, So just just a separate thought. People that
53:52
really do have experiences, like people that actually think that they're in the wrong
53:55
body separate issue, usually don't go around talk about it a lot. It's
54:00
usually something you keep inside, like your traumas and the other things you go
54:04
through. Because I've had alien experiences, I've had weird experiences, but I'm
54:09
not trying to sell them, so I'm zip lip about it. Yeah,
54:15
and I have too, And that's the thing is, like there's nothing that
54:19
anybody can tell me about my experience because I was the only one that experienced
54:23
it, Like, you can't tell me when I experienced And that's what people
54:28
try and do, though, Like they try and relate their experience to your
54:32
experience, and then that gets all jumbled up into an amazing conspiracy burrito that
54:38
I call it. You know, it turns into something that it never was
54:42
in the first place, and pretty soon you'll be believing that something that never
54:46
even happened in the first place. That's why I really don't talk. I
54:50
mean, I've spoken a few times about my experiences. And I also had
54:54
an experience with seeing a UFO in my backyard, and I have it on
55:02
video. I was shown up one time one time on the show, and
55:08
that was with Chris all Back, the very first time I ever brought him
55:12
on because we were talking about saucers and what Kenneth Arnold had seen or not
55:17
seen. But I probably could have went really far with that footage. I
55:22
could have sent it to all the big UFO shows and all the big people
55:25
because it's it was filmed with night vision goggles in my backyard and I seen
55:35
it as it was happening. Can can you bring those to the event?
55:40
You still have them? Yeah, I still have the footage. Yeah,
55:44
no, I'm at night vision. No I don't. It was a friend's
55:46
night vision goggles that was at my house at the time. We had like
55:51
a little get together, a little gathering, and she had the night vision
55:55
goggles and whipped them out and I was like, let me take a little
55:58
scan. And it took a I saw this weird boomerang white boomerang object that
56:05
was just floating through the sky, and I tracked it as long as I
56:08
could, and I was telling everyone that I was seeing it as I was
56:13
filming it. It was like, I'm getting something looks like a boomerang it's
56:16
weird, huge. Really, you'll have to show that to me sometime.
56:22
Yeah, And it's really interesting. And I could have went like all all
56:25
over with that because I think it's truly unexplainable, Like no one's been able
56:30
to tell me what that is. Is obviously not a bird. It is
56:34
way too big to be a bird. It's like pure it's like pure white.
56:37
It's just like a giant boomerang in the sky, and it's like going
56:39
right across the sky and I follow it until I can't follow it anymore.
56:42
The video is like a minute and thirty seconds, so it's not like one
56:46
of those ones. It's like eight second little stupid clip. You know,
56:50
it's legitimately as long as I couldn't till it faded in behind the trees.
56:54
But you know, and I it could have been a big deal, the
56:59
fat the black. So you know, I can save you some time.
57:04
If you had taken that the media, it would have been handled like this.
57:07
One group of people would have said, well, it's not really a
57:09
boomerang, it's a hair on the lens, and the other group would have
57:13
said it's a galactic spaceship. And I've been able to channel the aliens on
57:16
board. That's how it would have been viewed. So I just saved you
57:20
years of ridicule. Yes, I remote viewed the alien aboard this footage,
57:28
and it turns out that it was the Galactic Federation of Brotherhood thirty three Confederation
57:31
of Planets. They're here here, the Galactic Federation. I sent you that
57:36
article from the Hollywood Reporter. Did you get it about the kid? Yes?
57:38
I did. I'm gonna bring it up right now. It's a great
57:43
headline. Boy who clean who came back from heaven says he made it all
57:50
up. I thought it would give me attention. That's the Corey Good headline
57:59
man. He said he went to went to the moon and came back,
58:01
made it all up, made it all up. The boy who came back
58:05
from Heaven now says he didn't go to heaven at all. See, he
58:08
concocted the New York Times best selling lie to get attention. Well he's he's
58:15
already got all the money from it. Yeah. I mean he was like
58:21
crippled or something, wasn't he. I mean, well, that's not that
58:23
kid doing that's the parents doing that. Mostly, I can't even get a
58:30
publisher to publish my books. Some kid, some kid who's handicapped can get
58:32
a publisher to publish his books. It's the parents or the people they know
58:37
they abuse these kids, as far as I'm concerned. Yeah, they probably.
58:42
They definitely talked him into it. It's almost like that case of that
58:45
that young girl that killed her mom with her with her boyfriend. I can't
58:52
remember the name of the case, but oh that yeah, yeah, where
58:57
her mom made her out to be like she was like really sick and that
59:01
she had all this problem. Yeah, munch house and syndrome espe. She
59:06
did their kid and then she ended up. I think she's out of she
59:08
might be out of prison now. I can't remember her name, but uh,
59:15
that's what it kind of reminds me of. And definitely these parents are
59:19
influencing their their children on some level. Now. I don't know about this
59:23
boy that this ten year old boy that this doctor Jim Tucker and talking about,
59:29
because I don't know too much more about the case. I just found
59:31
it when I was looking for the old case of the boy they had the
59:37
experience and then went and met his past wife and in the future as a
59:40
new as a newly born child. That's some stuff right there. Well,
59:47
I don't know. I don't know likewise about this kid, and again I'm
59:51
just giving alternative ways of looking at it. Gypsy Rose, that's right.
1:00:00
Yeah, that's a wild, wild story. They had her mom had everyone
1:00:07
fool dude, everyone had the media fooled, her friends fooled, her family
1:00:13
fooled. And she could walk the entire time. They had her getting all
1:00:20
these weird surgeries and had a freaking feeding tube inner for a period of time
1:00:23
when she was perfectly healthy. Wow, some serious abuse. And I actually
1:00:30
think that's kind of what's going on with Greta Thunberg. But that's a whole,
1:00:34
whole other show. Anyway. I wanted to mention that all the people
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They were coming up too quick and going away too quick for me to
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star ced that that would be a good one. I was. You would
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think that that would murger UFO ten, UFO ten. Yeah you UFO ten.
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Well, I I just so people like last year, people told me
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they didn't know what I looked like. This is what I look like.
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That's what rider looks like. So come and say hi, yep, come
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check us out. It'll be fun. I'll I'll be armed, so don't
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try anything, but otherwise would be good. Hey man, that might come
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in handy, dude, you never know. I guess wacky people these There
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was one guy last year that was wearing the entire ten foiled out suit.
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Not ironically, I assume it was literally probably, Oh, I thought they.
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I don't know if I should announce it that the ten foil thing.
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I want to bring that ten foil Yeah you made them, didn't you.
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Yeah, well, I didn't finish making them, but I got I got
1:03:04
I got the stuff for him. Yeah, we're gonna have crashed UFO parts.
1:03:08
Uh from a from a flying saucer. I didn't make them, right,
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I found them, found them. Sorry. Sorry. I seld them
1:03:16
in in plastic, you know, so that they would be protected from the
1:03:22
elements plastic lamination that you found in the Sonoran Desert. Yes, yep,
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I'm gonna have I'm gonna have UFO parts for so not arts parts. That's
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a trademark, I think. But now about how Lion Lion Ryan's u of
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