The Great Merge: Remote Viewers Reveal the Human-Biotech Future

➡ The text discusses a tiny sensor technology that can be placed inside cells to monitor things like cancer growth or blood composition. It also introduces the Future Forecasters Group, a team of experienced remote viewers who use military-style techniques to predict future events. They discuss advanced biotechnology and alternative energy, and the host shares her own experiences with remote viewing. The text also mentions exclusive content available on the host’s substack and an upcoming webinar on peptides and hormonal disruptors.
➡ Remote viewing, a method used by the military for intelligence gathering, involves following strict protocols to ensure accuracy and reduce bias. It’s not about reading minds, as some believe, but about describing unknown targets. The process involves multiple viewers and an analyst who isn’t involved in the viewing, to ensure a clean interpretation of the data. Despite misconceptions, remote viewing is a serious and complex process, not simply a form of entertainment.
➡ Remote viewing is a scientific process where a person gathers information about a hidden target using their intuition. It’s different from other intuitive practices like psychic readings or astral projection because it follows a strict protocol, including being blind to the target and recording all findings. However, it’s a challenging process that requires dedication and practice. Misunderstanding about remote viewing can lead people to misuse the term, but it’s important to remember that it’s a specific process with a clear definition.
➡ The text discusses the challenges and dedication required to master remote viewing, a process that involves a lot of learning and unlearning. It also introduces a product called Sloop, which mimics exercise and has shown promising results in preclinical studies with mice. The text further explores the emotional impact of remote viewing results and the importance of understanding how your mind works. Lastly, it mentions a new technology involving nitrogen vacancy nano diamonds, which act as tiny sensors that can be used inside living cells to monitor various conditions.
➡ The text discusses a research project at Brookhaven Laboratory in New York, focusing on nano diamond technology. The researchers use remote viewing to predict future developments in this field. They describe their process, including drawing the lab and the technology, and interpreting their findings. The text also mentions the possibility of using nano diamonds as programmable implants, sparking a debate about the ethical implications of such technology.
➡ The text discusses a paradigm shift in understanding reality, where people struggle to accept changes even when faced with evidence. It also talks about a high-level manufacturing technology that can imprint marks on surfaces using lasers. This technology can be controlled by individuals and has potential applications in the human body. The text also explores the production of nano diamonds in facilities using electricity and gas clouds, which can be used in quantum computing. Lastly, it discusses the potential of this technology to influence human behavior and the philosophical implications of becoming immersed in data fields.
➡ The text discusses the concept of merging technology with the human body, such as AI and data fields, which could lead to a shift from individual to group identity. It also talks about the potential for eyewear enhancements and implants that could blur the line between virtual and real reality. The text also mentions the future of energy, with a focus on zero point energy and AI integration into the energy grid. Lastly, it discusses the potential societal implications of these advancements, including tiered access and civil unrest.
➡ The text discusses the potential future of technology, particularly artificial intelligence (AI) and bioengineering. It suggests that these technologies could become so integrated into society that they may be seen as essential or even mandated. The text also raises ethical questions about these advancements, such as the potential for people to be modified or upgraded. Lastly, it predicts that these changes could lead to civil unrest and a need for society to adapt.
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It tells you something about what it sensed. So they’re using this kind of technology, like you could put it inside of a cell and it could tell you if, how a cancer is growing or something like that. You could have it flow through someone’s body and you know, give readings of what’s in their blood or you know, follow molecules around. So it’s something that’s very tiny, it’s like a very tiny sensor that can be used in many different places, including inside of living cells. So. Wow. And so it’s pretty effective at, it’s a, it’s a next sensor to figure out what’s going on in the human body or anywhere.

Yeah, yeah. But it, it, it can be used in living cells, which makes it. Thank you for listening, thank you for sharing and please subscribe below and subscribe. Think about joining my substack@SarahWestAll substack.com or my newsletter. You can sign up for that as well@SarahWestAll.com and remember to give a thumbs up and to subscribe on the platform that you’re watching. Welcome to Business Game Changers and Thrive Hour. I have some returning really great guests. I have Niam and Edward from the Future Forecasters Group. I am going to have different people from the future for hopefully these guys too.

Every, like every four weeks I’m going to be having a review set session with the Future Forecasters group and we’re going to talk about what’s going on and where the edge of change is, where the future is going. And these guys, for people who know they’re remote viewers, they’re a team of very experienced remote viewers. They use military style remote viewing and they’re going to explain what military style is. And the military takes it really seriously. They use it all the time in operations. They don’t talk about it, they don’t want to talk about it. It’s not something that they’ll admit probably, but it was developed first in the military and Wire produces more reliable data.

When you are doing the protocols with the blind sessions where you don’t know what, you’re just getting a number, you have no idea what you’re doing the session on and the person giving you the number, it’s usually double blind. They don’t know either. And it creates a more trusting environment for you to be able to trust. It’s not, you’re not using your past knowledge of something, you’re not using what you’ve read somewhere. You really are blind to the target. And I always think it’s Amazing that people don’t believe there’s anything to it. But when you’re blind to a target and a whole group of remote viewers talk about the same thing, obviously there’s something behind it and the military knows this.

And so they’ve been using it for a while, but they are using it to see what our future is. And today we’re going to talk about advanced biotechnology and we’re going to talk about alternative energy or the new future energy. Whether we’re talking plasma energy, where that’s all going. This is a really exciting beginning to a collaboration that I’m going to be having with the Future Forecasters Group. It’s. I love these guys, I love what they do and I really enjoy it. And as people know, I’ve been training on remote viewing myself. I started two years ago from this coming January.

That’s how long I’ve been working on it. I’ve learned a lot in the process and I’ve learned what it is and what it’s not. And a lot of people think you’re like astro, you’re going somewhere else. I just don’t see, for me, I don’t see all this stuff that people are saying about it really, to me is a meditation process and you’re describing a target and some people feel like they’re actually there. I wish I could have a big. Personally wish I could have a better connection than that. I just. I just sense things and I can feel what that is.

And I’ve been getting pretty good at it where I’m on target quite a bit. And these guys have been doing it for decades. And as you do it more, you can’t become better and better at it. And it’s kind of remarkable. It’s like martial arts for your brain and, you know, for intuition, like becoming better at basketball or something. I don’t think I. Well, I don’t think I know I’d never be a good basketball player, but I could get better at it. And it’s the same with this. Anybody, anybody can get better at this. If you really dedicate your time.

And some people who have a gift, like if some people have a gift for athletic ability, but if you really focus and develop it, then you can become really good at it. And so I find it as a very fascinating area of development that human beings can endeavor on and we can get a glimpse to where we’re at in our future. This is going to be eye opening, I think, and just talking about how far the science is in these areas, I think you’re going to get a good perspective. Before I get into that, I want to tell you I have a special exclusive on my substack that I did with Daz Smith and Edward Reardon and we put a couple of their their favorite remote viewing sessions that they’ve done up there on my substack.

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Anyways, let’s get into this really fun thrive hour that I have with Edward and Niam from the Future Forecasters Group. Welcome back to the program. I got Naim and Edward, I haven’t had you guys on for a while, so I’m really glad to have you on. Edward, I used to have you on with the other group and I miss you. I miss, miss having you on. So, so glad to have you guys here. Great to be back on your great show. Thanks so much for having us. Well, thanks for having us. Yeah. Well, Naim, you were the guru teacher for my kids.

I got them set up. They loved it. They loved doing that. They both are very intuitive, which they’re fun people. I don’t know how devoted they were, like I’d like them to be, but they really wanted to do it. I hopefully they got a lot out of it. They said they did, but I’m not sure from your perspective whether they did what they should be doing. But yeah, they did some, they did some good work. Yeah. Good, good, good. Yeah. Well, okay, we have some really fascinating things to talk about, but one of the reasons I love working with you guys, the future Forecasters group, you do a military style protocol on remote viewing.

I mean, you’re serious about it. You have, the protocols that you use are bring results that you can, you can more trust. Can you talk about this? I mean, what is, what are the military, you know, and you guys know I’ve been working with dad Smith on remote viewing and learning this because I want, I’m like, I need to learn this myself. And it’s not quite what people think it is. Can you explain? One of you take it on. Who wants to go? You want to go first? Naeem, you can take this one first. Okay. The protocols, they do come from a military.

They were utilized by the military through Stanford Research Institute to use as a military intelligence tool. It wasn’t the only tool they used, but they did use it for that. So like you were saying, the seriousness aspect of it, we can draw from the military usage of it in how serious they take the subject. And, and so that level of seriousness and the way it’s utilized the blind protocols, the error trapping, what is remote viewing, what isn’t remote viewing? We can kind of categorize those things and put it into a category of intelligence gathering that is provable.

We can look at feedback and say, yes, this was done under blind, double blind, triple blind conditions. We have aspects of this target that we can find in the remote viewers sessions that can either prove that they were on target, quote unquote, and show things that were unknown to the tasker. So one of the things that I like about the blind protocol and the way it’s set up is that some of the theories about how remote viewing might work can be disproved. Like the viewer, the person is just reading the tasker’s mind. That’s all that they’re doing.

That has been proven untrue over and over again. Explain why. Yeah, go ahead. Yeah, because there are many times, I’d say most of the time when we are on, quote, unquote, on target, we are going to be describing things that the tasker doesn’t know. So the task can go through the such thing. I didn’t know that. Well, if you didn’t know that, then obviously we’re not reading your mind. So that, that’s, that’s one, just one of the reasons or one of the ways that the remote viewing and the way we do it separates it from some other things.

And can we can go through some of these topics and prove or disprove some of them, like the telepathy theory with them. So that’s, that’s my real short take on it. It’s a 12 hour conversation. Yeah, yeah, sure, yeah, the details. But I’ll let Naim throw it through his at you as well. Yeah. So remote viewing, you know, military style remote viewing, it involves following certain methodologies and procedures which, I mean, your average person would probably look at it and say, well that’s overdone. Like what is all this stuff you guys are doing? We’re all human beings.

That’s one thing that people don’t understand about remote viewing. We’re human beings just like anyone else. So really the methodologies and the protocols that we follow are put in place to actually keep us in check and keep the data clean. You know what I mean? We all have biases, we all have memories, we have things that we want to happen in the world. So if we went into a remote viewing session knowing what a target is, we can easily bring in our own conclusions, our own biases into that kind of work. So everything is set up to maintain a certain amount of, or boost a certain amount of signal compared to noise.

You know, all, all information gathering has some amount of noise to it, you know, information that is not helpful or, or is not correct. So everything that we have set up at FFG is meant to try and give as much signal as possible as well as having a team of remote viewers. So now we have multiple individual remote viewers bringing information and then we have the analysis package where someone who’s not doing the remote viewing looks at the data, looks at the themes, comes up with conclusions and different scenarios. So it’s not as simple as just one guy sitting down and going off the top of his head.

It really is. There’s a chain of custody that goes along with, with what we do and a comprehensive analysis that synthesizes what you have found across a group of experienced remote viewers. Right. Because. Because an in. Because my, my interpretation of my data might be different than what the analysis, what the, what the analyst thinks. Right. What the analyses and the data. So it’s always important to have kind of like this third party person that is not the remote viewer that looks at the data and crunches it. Yeah. One of the things I find amazing is that, because I’ve been doing it for a while and you put something forth and it, you don’t know what it is that you’re looking at yourself, like your mind puts it forward and then once you see what the target is like I did this thing that I thought were drain holes, right.

And we were looking at the Egyptian pyramids and it kept doing flipping holes and you know how those pipes are underneath. It was really the, underneath the Egyptian pyramids and those pipes that were underneath, you know, that they show now from the satellite or the imagery from underneath. And it has all these things coming down and I was looking at it top down and I’m like, top down, that’s really accurate. And, and, but I just couldn’t, I didn’t know what I was looking at. Right. And so that’s the, one of the things with the remote viewing is that you don’t really, you can’t necessarily name it because you don’t know really what you’re Dr.

Sometimes. Yeah, it’s very common. What I find the most rewarding, what I love about remote viewing so much is to go into a session. I love that. First of all, I want to say, just to reiterate, the blind protocol is the best. It’s the best because you can go into something without all of that Preconceived bias. And it’s in that mind space where you can really learn how your own mind works and how your own mind interprets things. So going into two targets that are beyond our knowledge base, which is I think some of the stuff we’ll talk about here, some of this high tech stuff, which I don’t have any reference for, that kind of stuff, I’m not a scientist, I’m not a computer programmer or anything like that.

But you can go in and describe these things from a part of our own understanding that is, that will break down a very scientific concept into something that we can understand, that is really interesting to us. And when we compare that, what we have produced and how we understand it or understood it and described it compared to what the actual target is, then we can see how our mind and how we individually comprehend things and how we describe them. Especially topics that we don’t have any reference for. And that happens for us all the time because we’re looking at very interesting, complex targets all the time.

So we get to go in and experience that every week. The benefit of it is if, let’s say, if I was a particle physicist and all I worked was remote viewing targets that were based on particle physics, I would just be basically telling you what I already know and just going through my own knowledge base that would really. It’d be very difficult to find any actual remote viewing in that. But because we’re not those things and we, we go after a wide range of types of targets, we get to go in there and see how our brains will interpret those things for which we don’t even have the lexicon for.

And for me, that is the most rewarding thing. That’s what I love the most about remote viewing is I go through the, through the session and you’ll hear very often you’ll say, oh God, I love that session so much. I was just. I loved it. I loved every second of it. What I mean by that is the experience of trying to comprehend something was the most incredible. I’m getting emotional just explaining it, but it’s so personally rewarding to go into a state of, I call it deep comprehension about a, about a topic that I don’t, I’m blind to.

And more than likely even when I get the feedback, I’m not going to have any idea what the hell the target, what it means anyway. So I get to go in there and explore it and try to understand in this remote viewing mind space, which is really, really the most fascinating in my opinion. Long Winded answer for socially. That’s good because I think that’s what people don’t realize. Sometimes you watch some of the people on some of the famous people who are getting a lot of clicks online, and it’s entertaining, but it’s not really remote viewing.

I don’t know what some of these people are doing, but it’s not the protocol. Now, is it wrong for them to call it remote viewing? Can people use remote viewing as a word that doesn’t mean the military protocol and it’s just completely different? Or is. Is that kind of like saying this? You know, you’re really not doing remote viewing? Well, that’s a big topic. Naim just put out a really great video addressing that very things. You want to hit on that one? Yeah, sure. There’s. I mean, there’s a lot of misunderstanding about remote viewing. I mean, on the surface you would think that remote viewing means I’m seeing something that’s far away.

You know, you’re perceiving something that’s far away. And generally speaking, that is true. But there’s a certain rule that comes with that. And this rule is kind of what separates what we call remote viewing from all the other forms of intuitive practice, psychics and stuff like that. And it has to do with the scientific protocol of a remote viewing experiment. It’s intentionally done. So there’s a target that has to be selected. It has to be recorded. Whatever transpires during this remote viewing session has to be recorded. And there has to be some kind of feedback right at the end of it.

The remote viewer has to be blind to the target. So things like astral projection, psychic readings, those things can be done in a remote viewing protocol. Like you could do a psychic reading blind. You know, you just can’t see who the person who you’re doing the reading for. Right. You know, don’t take any direct questions. You could try to do astral projection in a remote viewing protocol. Might be hard to record what happened because you’re, you know, out of body and you having this out of body type experience. It could happen. Is it. Has it been successful? You know, is it known for that? No.

You know what I mean? So, yeah, remote viewing the military way has the little steps and protocols put in place for you to focus your intention on specific parts of the target while giving your subconscious a chance to deliver those answers as you’re probing. So you could do what you call natural remote viewing, which is kind of just like you’re blind. You sit there and whatever comes to you you record it. That’s still remote viewing because, you know, you’re blind and there’s going to be some feedback. But if you’re choosing a target, you know, if I’m saying, oh, I’m going to remote view, let’s say Elon Musk, that.

That’s not remote viewing anymore. That becomes more like a, you know, a reading or, or some other kind of intuitive work or. Or just guessing. Right. You know, it’s hard to. Yeah, it’s hard to keep the. If I say I’m gonna remote view Elon Musk, Well, I already know he’s an inventor. I already know he does this. He has Tesla, he’s got SpaceX. Sure. It’s. It’s pretty much impossible for a human being to negate all those things and actually deliver real information. So the blindness of remote viewing is what sets it apart from other things. So if you’re doing it blind and there’s feedback, I would say, yes, you could call it remote viewing.

But otherwise it probably falls into some other category. So remote viewing, the definition of remote viewing is pretty solid is what you’re saying. If you went to a Webster’s Dictionary, although I don’t even know if they have that. But I mean, in the field of this field, it’s pretty, pretty defined. It doesn’t have two meanings. It doesn’t mean. This is the remote viewing process that the military and serious practitioners use. And this is the entertainment. Remote viewing. There isn’t anything like that. This, the entertainment one, is not called remote viewing. Remote viewing is a term that means something.

Yeah. Remote viewing has to do with an individual. The process where an individual is getting information about a target that’s been hidden from your typical forms of perception. That’s basically at the root of what it is. So if you’re doing clairvoyant work and you’re blind to it and you get feedback, well, that’s remote viewing. But if you’re doing regular clairvoyant work where maybe you’re holding an object and giving a reading or talking to someone and giving them a reading, that isn’t really remote viewing anymore. It’s not that those things aren’t real. I think a lot of people mistook my video and thought I was saying astral projection isn’t real and psychic work isn’t real.

It’s not that they’re not real. It’s just that when they’re not done in a remote viewing package, you can’t really call it remote viewing, because that’s the one defining thing that sets it apart, the scientific protocol of it. Well, I think it’s important that people understand and most people in this field who have intuition or who have the ability know what the differences are. Right. I mean, they should be. They know. Yeah, it’s, it’s, it’s becomes a bit of a crutch, I think. You know what I mean? Remote viewing is hard. It’s not easy. So if I’m interested in intuitive work and I say, okay, let me try to do some intuitive work, and I’m doing pretty good, and then all of a sudden someone comes around and says, well, if you want to do remote viewing, it has to be blind.

And now you attempt it that way and all of a sudden you’re not getting the same results anymore. You know, it’s a lot more difficult. You might just say, let me x the blind part. Keep doing this work and just say, I’m doing remote viewing. It’s not as entertaining, right? I mean, it’s not. You’re not going to add all the extra layers that make it really entertaining. Exactly. It’s not that the remote viewing doesn’t come up with some pretty interesting entertaining things. It’s just not. I mean, it’s not curated entertainment. It’s more honest and transparent because the remote viewer is blind.

So, yeah, I can’t spice it up. I can’t bring in some story that, you know, that I heard on the Internet. It’s like, yeah, you have to go with what your intuition is giving you. So it’s what it is. Right. You can’t just say, well, it would be way cooler if I added this stuff in there. I think the main difference, like Naeem was saying, is remote viewing is very difficult to do. It takes a lot of work. And that’s where, where a lot of people fall off the bandwagon on it because you, you know, years and years of dedication.

It’s like, you’re not going to be on the NBA basketball court if you haven’t put in the hours. You’re not going to be on the stage playing that music if you didn’t put on, put, put in the hours. And that’s really the difference between successful remote viewing. And like you’re saying the entertainment stuff is some people are going to really take it serious like us, and really put in the time and the dedication, the sacrament, the sacrifice. A lot of sacrifice goes into it because that’s a lot of hours that you’re not going to be able to do other things.

A lot of years you’re not going to be able to do other things because all that focus and energy is being put into your pursuit of this activity that we love to call remote viewing. And to be proficient at it repeatedly requires an enormous amount of dedication. And that’s what we bring in. Future forecasting is a couple of people that have really dedicated to it. Kind of in the realm of the lunatic it might be. You know, Daz, I did that class with them for like 18 months or whatever. Went almost two years. It went from January for all the way through August of the following year.

So almost two years. And he said that in his time of doing this with people on all the classes he’s in, he’s only had like less than five people that are dedicated and make it to the end. And I thought that was pretty incredible because it. And my. I always say my functional medicine doctor gave me a prescription and said I need to do it because it. It forces me to meditate and then it gets rid of my stress. It’s very good for me. So there’s another reason I’m doing it. She actually kind of, you know, laughingly created a said, do you need to do this? And kind of did a prescription.

But so I think, you know, for me, I really find other benefits from it. But I thought that was exactly what you’re saying right now. So few people will actually put the effort into. Just takes a lot of work. One of my main questions, you know, if I. If somebody comes to me inquiring about remote viewing or they want to take on the pursuit, one of my main honest questions is why, why, why do you want to do this? What is your main motivation to take on the pursuit of remote viewing? And it’s a hard question to answer because some people just want the glory.

Some people just want to draw UFOs and get some attention on YouTube or whatever. Some people want to do things with it. They. They have a desire to find missing people or to solve medical issues. And those are. Those are good pursuits. Once you see what’s required to get to that level to actually be able to do that, that’s when some people are like, whoa, man, that’s. It’s kind of like having to go to college to become a doctor or something like that, or a lawyer. There’s a lot to it that’s right to be. To be at a.

At a level where what you produce is. Is somebody actually benefits from that, from what you produce in a remote viewing session. And to get to that level to where you’re going to Produce something that’s valuable. That takes some time. It takes some time and a lot of learning and unlearning, learning how your mind works to be able to get to that level to where what you’re producing is actually valuable to somebody. And, you know, it’s, it takes a lot of dedication and it takes a lot of time. Quick break from the program to share with you something amazing.

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The biggest obstacle I had to get through was my need to be a perfect, you know, to be good at it. Like you got to drop that. And so that was one of the best. So for me, it’s not about any of this. I don’t want to do it publicly, I don’t want to do any, maybe someday. But for me it was just the self knowledge that you get from it. Yeah. One of my favorite sayings is somebody asked me a long time ago about remote viewing. I said, the pursuit of remote viewing. It doesn’t care about your feelings at all.

It’s going to kick you in the teeth, it’s going to knock you on the ground, it’s going to mop the floor up with you. And when you’re crying and screaming, it’s going to laugh at you. And then if you can get past that, that’s when you’ll start to see where your brain is starting to restructure itself to what this actually can do. Because it’s rough. And what I mean by that is, is you’re gonna go and you’re gonna work a session and you’re gonna be like, oh man, this is great. I know I’m on and oh, I know it’s the, you know, the Twin Towers or whatever and it’s 9, 11.

And you get your feedback and it’s a coffee table in a museum in Nebraska somewhere. And you’re like, wait a minute, that doesn’t have anything to do with, I saw the hijackers, I saw the plane, I saw the UFOs. And it’s. Nothing has nothing to do with that, you know, and you have to be able to get over the. Emotional impact of your results. And that’s really hard to get over because you can go through in your remote viewing pursuits 10 targets and you’re going to do terrible on all 10 of them. And every time you get that feedback, if you don’t know how to deal with that experience, it’s just gonna knock you in the teeth.

It’s gonna punch you in the gut again over and over again. And then you get to the end of the 10th session and it’s like, oh, I did terrible on this one. If you don’t know how to deal with that, that could be the, the point where you, you might want to switch over to the tea leaves or, or the, you know, just go on astrology.com and saying, give me some answers here. Because it’s difficult, difficult to get over that. But if you, if you learn how to deal with your results, that’s when the learning process begins, you know.

Yeah, no, I know what you mean. It’s kind of understand how your mind works. What happened? What happened? I like to say that a remote viewing session is a snapshot of someone’s mind during that period of time where they attempted that remote viewing. Experience. That’s what your mind looked like. And if you can see it from that point of view, it’s fascinated. Never stops being fascinating because your mind is infinite. So it’s, it’s. Every session is a snapshot. You can go through what happened here. Where was I at here? What was going on? How did I go over this way? What did that happen? It’s, it’s a fascinating pursuit, but.

But you have to learn how to see it in a fascinating way. And, you know, a lot of what we’re talking about in this part of the discussion is what can propel a person into the pursuit of remote viewing, or what can retract a person out of it. And they may drop off the training bandwagon because they don’t know how to deal with the results, especially if they’re ones that they are not happy with. That’s right. I think if, if I would have missed all of them, I think I would have been like, okay, I can find something else to do.

So I think having some successes helps a lot with anything. Right. You get more confidence. But let’s get into some of your latest remote viewing sessions, because holy crap. Some of the things that you guys have been doing is absolutely fantastic. We, one of them is looking at a quantum sensor living in your cells. Okay. And can, can you talk about what that target was? And then we’re going to go through some of the things that you found. Yeah, sure. We did a target. I think it was a month or two ago now. The target was nitrogen vacancy nano diamonds, which is a mouthful, but it’s a kind of technology that is in development.

And it’s a, it’s a process where they modify a diamond, nano diamond, and they remove a carbon atom and they insert a nitrogen atom and they leave the next atom beside it empty. So there’s kind of like a hole in a diamond and something on the molecular level happens there where it kind of becomes like a little compass or a little sensor. And this is like on the quantum level, like, it can pick up electrons orbiting nearby magnetic fields and stuff like that. And basically by shining a laser on that diamond, you can actually read what, what it picked up.

So if it’s picking up, you know, different signals after, when you shoot a laser at it, depending on what color spectrum comes out the other end of this diamond, it tells you something about what it sensed. So they’re using this kind of technology. Like you could put it inside of a cell and it could tell you if, how a cancer is growing or something like that you could have it flow through someone’s body and, you know, give readings of what’s in their blood or, you know, follow molecules around. So it’s something that’s very tiny. It’s like a very tiny sensor that can be used in many different places, including inside of living cells.

So. Wow. And so it’s pretty effective at. It’s a. It’s a next generation sensor to figure out what’s going on in the human body or anywhere. Yeah, yeah. But it can be used in living cells, which makes it unique in that way. You know, it’s not, it’s not a typical kind of. It’s just a nano diamond. It’s not like a microchip with all these little parts. So it’s like. It’s kind of like the solid state quantum sensor. So it’s, it’s very interesting in that way. Well, what did you guys find? Okay, so you were blind to this target.

You probably are coming up with all sorts of stuff like, what the heck am I looking at? What the hell is this? So when did you come up with some of the more interesting things that you came up with? The target? The target was Brookhaven Laboratory, which is in upstate New York, I think, and that’s where they’re doing some of this research. So they basically targeted us on this lab that’s actually working with the nano diamonds. So they wanted us to look and see what, what’s going to be the developments, how is this technology going to be used.

So going into the future, was the nano diamond actually explicit in the target or just the lab was. And what are the advanced technologies they’re looking at or did they specify the specific technology in the target? Yeah, it was specifically about the nano. Nano. The nano diamond technology that they’re working at, that they’re working on there. So what did you find? What was it? And it was about what is it going to do in the future? What did you find? For those who may not be familiar with how remote viewing works, remote viewers are blind to the target.

So one thing that we look for in a session is the verifiable aspects of a target. There’s knowns and there’s unknowns about this nitrogen vacancy thing. We know it’s real, we know they’re working on it in a lab. We don’t know what’s going to happen in the future with it. That’s the part we want to find out using remote viewing. But when we look at the sessions, for example, here I drew a land aspect. I saw that I knew there was land at this target, so I took a look. And this is my drawing on the left side over here.

I drew a circular structure and I said, this is in a kind of a bit of a rural area. It’s like a scientific type experiments are going on here. And I said, it reminds me of cern. Right? It’s this like, circular kind of building that reminds me of cern. You could see the drawing and then the feed. This is the. This is Brookhaven lab over here on the right. So this is like an early sign of like, okay, the remote viewers are on target. You know what I mean? You can look at this and say, okay, he, you know, he saw the place, he’s on target.

Moving on to some other data points. Here’s a little. This is a diagram showing the process I was talking about. When they shoot the laser into the diamond and it gives off a different frequency. I had impressions of intersecting energy and some kind of physical object and energy are intersecting together. And there’s a dynamic relationship between these two, an intersection or like a crossroads between this physical and the energetic aspects. And again, I saw the. I saw these two kind of beams coming together and coalescing on a single object, which is exactly how they do this in the lab, using the nitrogen vacancy center.

So these are kind of like some of the early signs of like, okay, the remote viewers are on the target. Right. So from there we can say, well, what did they describe? What are the unknowns that they described? You know what I mean? Like, what. What’s the other stuff that pushes. Yeah, What. What is beyond just drawing what I had in this target. Yeah, the known aspects of the target. The pictures. Yeah, yeah. So that’s really. I mean, what did you come up with? Yeah, my session. My session really focused a lot on the technical aspects, like the atoms and the.

And the technical aspects. Edward had some data that went into some other places. Maybe you want to show some of that. Yeah, yeah. This is. This is. Sarah, I got to tell you, this is why we love working together so much. I mean, we. To. When you have, like a team with Dick Allgar, Daz Naeem and myself, we’ve been working together for so many years now, and we get into these targets and these sessions, and our sessions just collab corroborate with each other, and we all take these certain perspectives, you know, that are unique to. To us as individuals, and that’s why it’s so great.

That’s why I love working with Naim so much, because his sessions are so Cool. Let’s take a look at some of this stuff that happened here. Okay. Can you see both sides, the session and the other thing too, or is it just the session only? I only see the pages. All the pages on the side. Okay. All right, I’ll go through some of this stuff real quick. But what was coming through in this session right away were these laser beams. And there were these really cool. And they’re different colors, and they’re all these kind of laser beams that are flying around and they’re hitting something.

There’s like a particle accelerator of some kind. But this laser beam is doing this kind of etching, like some kind of laser etching, which is a topic I don’t. I don’t understand. I really don’t know how this stuff works. But this laser is hitting this thing here, and it’s doing something called an etching. So I’m like, what is the. What’s going on here? Is this like some kind of a laser program? Are they programming something with lasers? What the heck’s going on? And with the nano diamonds, with the technology, that’s how. That’s what they use to basically program these things, is they hit them with a laser, with a laser beam, and that.

That’s how they do it. And that’s what was really coming strong, strongly through in my session was all these lasers. So the facility where all this stuff was going on was really interesting to me. And it had that kind of CERN type energy. And they do have a particle accelerator at that facility in the image that Naeem just showed you that he perfectly drew. And so here we’re. Well, this was an interesting part. So the laser beams were coming down, and they were hitting this solid state programmable surface. And as I’m trying to describe this thing, I wanted to describe this kind of interesting aspect.

It had these kind of squiggly lines. So I drew this thing down, and as I’m getting ready to move on to the next thing, and I catch out of the corner of my eye what I had just produced. And I couldn’t believe what I had just produced, because when I turn it on its side, it was a six, six, six. And so my mind suddenly goes into this, into this. What is the heck’s going on? Is that what we’re dealing with here? Is this some kind of mark of the beast kind of a thing? Am I dealing with implants or tracking systems? Is this some kind of a human thing or what? What’s going on here? So the whole session kind of this was one of the more surprise.

This was one of the more surprising things for me ever in a session where I produce something and then looked at it differently from what I was thinking when I was producing it. Because one of the things about the nitrogen vacancy nanodiamonds is the idea that it could be used as an implant of some kind if it can be programmed that way. And it is a carbon solid state. And one of the interesting things about the 666 is that carbon 12, which is what our body and most carbon bodies are made of, is six neutrons, six electrons and six protons, the 666.

So those things were going through my mind as I’m producing this part of the session. I’m like, what the heck’s going on here? Am I dealing with biomarkers and signatures and all that kind of stuff? And it’s just amazing how close. I mean, you guys are all on target. That’s what the amazing thing is. You know, I had someone tell me that they haven’t seen enough evidence to show that remote viewing is true. It’s like, how can you not say that there’s something here? When you. When you see people on target, you could be talking about an infinite number of topics and you guys are both on the same thing.

I had Grok tell me they could see a hundred things in a row that was perfectly on target and it still wouldn’t believe it was real. That sounds like most skeptics out there. Yeah, I don’t care how much I see it, it’s not real. It’s like, okay, whatever. They don’t want to believe it. I remember really quick, and I’ll go back to the session, but about 20 years ago, I was teaching a remote viewing class at this new age school in Phoenix, Arizona, and I was teaching remote viewing. And then we got to the point I had a target set up for him and everybody worked it.

And I went through. Person went through the session, and I was going around looking at everybody’s work, and this one guy just completely described it. And I showed him the feedback, said, look, you did great. And he was so angry at me. He’s like, no, it’s not real. I was guessing. It’s not. He just couldn’t under. He couldn’t comprehend what just happened to him. You know what I mean? He was angry. Even when you see a good result, some people, their mind just cannot accept it. Why? Why do you think that is? It’s a phenomenon that I.

Because it’s not just with remote viewing. It’s with like almost everything where it’s a paradigm change or it’s accepting change kind of. It’s accepted, accepting something. It’s restructuring your understanding of reality. And people will fight that to the, to the core of their being, no matter how much evidence is displayed. Yeah, I think it shakes that inner confidence of what their perception of reality is, and they, they’ll fight to keep that even if it’s. Even if it’s wrong. It doesn’t matter. Yeah, it’s an interesting psychosis. It’s almost a psychosis, I think, really is. This was really interesting to me because Naim and I really had a really good drawing of this that were very similar, which is this laser that was hitting this surface and it’s doing all this kind of stuff and making these imprints and all that kind of thing, like a mark.

And it was being done in this manufacturing plant, exactly as Naim was just describing there as we were going through the session. We were all just so thrilled about it. And you know what was interesting too was the level of these manufacturers that I was trying to comprehend. It was the degree of like a skunk works. Top level. This was, you know, top level manufacturers that were. That were dealing with this type of technology. There were space elements here too, which we had some of. But when we’re looking at some of the application, this was some of the application stuff from it.

Things where people could have these things on or in their body and have access to technologies that were outside of their own body. This would be an example of it here where these lasers would be coming off and hitting the person’s body, and then they would be assigned to these certain technologies that they would be. So you’re, you’re seeing it as the controls coming from the individual, not the control from outside the individual. So it just depends who you ask on that. I. Yeah, because I know I can. That’s why I saw it as interesting because your mind went to.

The individual has some control over this for this application, Right? Well, I typically do. I. And as I said in this session, you know, I even had to inquire, is this, whatever’s going on here, is this pro human or anti human? Because if it’s anti human, I’ll have a pretty negative reaction to it in the. Even in the session. But I am of the opinion that there is a very powerful pro human aspect to technology, and I like to go there and I can explore further out as long as I’m in that mind space of what is pro human.

Well, I think scientists in general are like that. Scientists are always on the pro human side. I shouldn’t say always. But the vast majority of them, that’s why they go so far. They’re so excited about the possibilities of what we can do for humanity. They don’t think about the weaponization of it. And then there’s a subset of people that especially the military, devote a ton of resources to weaponizing all these things. I totally agree. Yeah, we can. You know, I think it’s that strange balance between the two, and the two of them combining together is probably what pushes us forward, you know, the energy required.

This is where the session really took an interesting turn here. Naim had some very similar stuff too. But I’m in this thing where we’re in this facility. They’re harnessing this electricity inside of these gas clouds inside of this container to do something. And this is how nano diamonds are produced in the facility in these cylinders where they inject a voltage of electricity in these plasma clouds. And they produced the nano diamonds there in the facilities. And so that’s what that was about. It was so cool. And so here’s like a really cool image of this electrical cloud thing happening.

And these little dudes are coming out here and it was really. It was so cool. Oh, man, we all four of us, we just love these sessions so much. Well, I just wonder how it relates to DARPA’s anthropomorphism and 3 program where they can insert. Insert things into your brain without surgery. And wire is wirelessly go back and forth in your brain. I’m wondering if this can be something that feeds off some of that. I mean, I just see connections to some of these technologies on what. Where these things can go. That’s why I’m really interested in some of the future stuff that you saw.

Yeah. After. After Edward’s done, I’ll show you some dick stuff. And that goes into some areas that you’re. You’re mentioning there. Yeah, definitely. Yeah, I’ll. I’ll zip through it real quickly because some of this stuff was just so interesting here. So one thing that I. I found really interesting at the end of the session was this aspect here where it got kind of mathematical with the zeros and the negatives and I really. And superposition and I didn’t know that’s how computers work. Right. That’s what the programming. This is how the nano diamonds go into comp. Quantum computing.

Because when the laser hits. Hits the nano diamond, it can change its superposition either to a zero or A negative one, which I thought was really interesting. I didn’t say 01 here. It was zero negative. And that’s what it can produce. Changing it into. Into its. Well, that’s. Yeah, that’s what quantum computing. Well, that’s what light is. Right. I mean, that’s what digital. It’s just. You either have light or you don’t have light. And that’s what the zeros and ones are. That was in the session and that’s part of that nano diamond thing. I thought that was.

Yeah. Wow. But here’s the thing like we were talking about earlier is how was remote viewing not just reading the mind of the person who put this target together? Does the person who put the target together know that the laser beam hits the, the, the. The NV nano diamond and changes its state from a zero to a negative one? Did they know that? I’m thinking they probably didn’t because I don’t think anybody on our team really knows that. But it came through in the sessions and in our work. Things that the tasker didn’t know. And that basically that’s my, my point on that.

But we also have some really great stuff from Dick’s session too. Okay, pull that up. The future. I mean, that’s what we’re always trying to figure out. Well, what are they doing with this stuff? I’ll start with this one. Edward already showed a drawing that he did that had a person with the light beams around them and little things floating around them. This is one that Dick drew. So very similar drawing. Again, completely blind, working separately. And we come back with the same kind of drawing of these little particles interacting with the human energy field. A type of quantum entanglement, basically, you know, interacting with the human energy field.

These type of technologies are going to be involved in that. Body scans. So this is a more of a positive interpretation on this one is like disease diagnosis and treatment. And, and we, I mentioned this when we talked about the nano diamonds being in cells. Right. It’s. It can be used to track things inside the body. So this is another example of like confirmation of. Yeah, this can be used for disease diagnosis, energy signatures, a way to read the human body. Some of the more dark things that came up in the session. How will this affect people? Dick writes that they obey a certain code, becomes the law.

Adherence and compliance. And this could be designed to make people happy with compliance. So kind of like a incentive system that’s integrated with the technology, similar to how social media has kind of like programmed us to act in certain ways. He’s showing that this technology can be used to energize people. It can make people productive or it can make people docile. See, I think they’re already doing some of that with frequencies, being pumped at people, because I don’t understand some of the behaviors. I think that latest trial with the nurse and killing her kids, I wonder if a lot of the supporters were to get that launched off, were targeted in that way.

I don’t have any proof of that. I have. I just. It’s just coming to my mind that I think there’s something there with some of these movements that don’t make sense. Another data point here was the idea that a person becomes connected to and immersed in data fields, which leads to kind of like a substantial loss of the ego. As the person becomes the data ego becomes less important. And he kind of draws the. The. These beams kind of coming out with the. Coming out of the eyes. What. Okay, let’s dissect that a little bit. How, from a philosophical standpoint, how does your ego become less important as the data fields flow through you? It’s very interesting concept.

I guess the idea behind that is, you know, you get plugged into this new network, you get hooked up to, you know, AI, larger information fields, and then you begin to lose your personal, you know, your sense of yourself becomes a hive mind. It’s the hive mind because you realize the hive mind, I’m trying to understand the philosophy, you know, the psychology behind that. If you’re attached to the hive mind, you start realizing how trivial you are because you can read what everything else is going on. And you realize, oh, I’m not as important as I am.

That’s maybe what. That’s. Yeah, your, your psychology kind of goes more towards a, A group identity than an individual identity. If you’re always connected to everything else. Yeah, eyes, eyeballs and data. Some, some way that the iris connects to AI and data fields. And this is something that we. I put out a video on our future forecasting group channel about this. Michael Saylor and other tech billionaires are talking about the next kind of like the next advancement in AI and wearables and implantables is going to be some kind of eyewear. You know, we already have. The meta glasses are coming out, different forms of those, smart glasses are coming out, and the next move, according to them is some kind of like contact lens or, you know, ocular type enhancements.

Well, think of it. One of the things I did many years ago, I did a show on how you can do eye Implants, you know, this is for helping people to be able to see. They can actually do an implant and blind people can see again. But you can do an implant and you could have a rover on Mars or something and you could do the implant in your eye and you were seeing it firsthand, Mars firsthand. Or you can see. I mean this is actually implant in your brain, I suppose the glasses. You don’t have to implant the brain.

You could just use. Do it through the glasses or the contact lens. But you would feel like this is the kind of the avatar thing. You would feel like you were really there. Yeah, it starts to kind of branch off into the areas of like virtual reality as well. Which is another target that we work that came back with very similar, similar kind of themes. Which is interesting because once you put the technology in your body, the idea of virtual reality, like putting on a headset, well, if the headset is already built into your eyes, well then now virtual reality and real reality kind of start to mend together and it becomes, it’s hard to tell the difference between both of them.

You don’t have to. Yeah, we could end up living in a whole new kind of world once this kind of merge of technology and the human body come together. Well, yeah, because it used to be I always thought of you could put yourself into a bodysuit where you are getting pressures and heat and everything else and also have an implant where you could see it and then you would, you wouldn’t be able to tell or it feels so real to you. But if you could get rid of the suit and you could get rid of. Well, the implants would, would be there.

You don’t need the contact lenses. You can maybe do an implant. You really would not be able to tell. It would be the synthetic universe. I mean you, you know, I mean they’re getting close. It’s crazy. People as they think of things, they’re doing things really sci fi world on steroids here. It’s really quite amazing. Yeah. And when you see the science. Okay, one last thing that we want to go through, we don’t want to spend too much time on it, but the zero point energy and what the real energy plan is. I spent a lot of time over the summer, you know, with these data centers and the data.

The, the real story is the energy plant energy networks and where things are going and all these, these scientists that are being killed and you know, I did a show on Enron back in the day and how there’s evidence that they were working on zero Point Energy. And maybe that’s what happened with Enron and because I know some insiders there that were part of that. And it keeps going back to the story that we’re pushing to a new energy reality. And you guys might have saw some of this in your remote viewing session. Can you talk about what this first of all, what the target was and what you saw? Yeah, the target for that one was the energy grid, the US Energy grid and the AI rollout.

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So there’s a lot of resources that are going to back what you’re going to say here. Yeah. So I’ll first I’ll just read kind of like the key takeaways that some of the stuff that we had like as a whole that came out of the session and then you know, I’ll go through some pages here. But we had emergence of zero point energy technology. Solving America’s power needs strong indications of quantum computing systems that don’t require super cooling. Like right now we have the huge data centers. Don’t need it. We could have, we could have a shrinking or an alternate type of technology that replaces that in the near future.

Evidence of biotech integration, the implants. So the same things that were in the nano diamond session are kind of coming through here as well. Human technology interfaces, tiered access. So kind of like a tiered society, like elites have certain levels of access. People live in harsher conditions who maybe don’t have access to these kind of resources. Is it kind of a eugenics thing? The people who are more deserving of it in their minds will have access and the people who don’t quite. I mean, I don’t know, I don’t want to say it like that because it’s so ugly and dark, but we’re already kind of in that environment right now, aren’t we? Yeah, yeah.

I mean, even if you just look at third world first world differences, I mean there’s people still don’t have Internet and plumbing. So you can imagine very easily how if we have some kind of crazy breakthrough, I mean, a large portion of the world may not benefit from that for a while if there isn’t some kind of like effort to equalize it across all nations. Yeah, tiered access system, major announcements and press releases with major breakthroughs. There was some civil unrest data, human rights violations, as you can imagine. You know, there’s going to be people that aren’t going to be okay with some of.

I think there’s going to be a lot of civil unrest with these advanced technologies. I just think, you know, well, they made the mistake of coming out and saying AI is going to replace all jobs. I mean, they were really into that for a while and I don’t know if that’s what’s really going to happen. I think you guys have some promising data on AI that we’re going to talk about next time you’re on. But even if we get remotely close to that, people are freaking out. I think that’s why they’re freaking out over the data centers.

Yeah, yeah, it’s. There’s a lot of different. I feel like there’s a lot of subconscious fears and anxieties about technology and they’re all kind of coming together at the same time with, with AI and everything that’s happening right now. Well, it gets back into my psychosis conversation where people, you know, there’s some negative things that people are reacting to, but there’s also the change of reality where people, even if they saw like what Grock said, he could see it a hundred times, I wouldn’t believe it’s real. And. And Edward’s talking about the one guy that got really angry because he didn’t want to show that it was real.

It’s that same phenomena happening with everything that’s going to be hitting society. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It’s definitely the same kind of thing happening just this time on a mass scale with something that. I mean, it’s hard to say. This stuff isn’t going away. That’s my opinion. Like the. The rabbit’s out of the hat, the cat’s out of the box, however you want to say. Cats out of the bag. Yeah, yeah. AI is not going back in the box. Like, you know what I mean? So it’s like, we got to move forward and figure out how we move forward with this kind of stuff.

I always say the adults in the room need to get their ass off their couches and start getting engaged. All right. I mean, I’ll jump into some of the data I had here with the. The energy grid session. Early on in the session, I had. I had a sense of, like, court decisions, like major legal decisions being made that got people, you know, kind of riled up people. Things that people didn’t really agree with. Attention, situation, major changes, almost like a radical or controversial decision. Related to what timelines are you thinking with this? This was between 2025 and 2029 was the target period here.

Had that. Had. I saw what looked like a lab, and the setting there was like, almost like CRISPR DNA editing, you know, testing synthetic biological processes, which started getting into, you know, more of the woo stuff that we were talking about before, which led to the idea of technology almost being like, worshiped, like a devotion towards technology being worshiped. People start following this and almost like worshiping people as masterminds and geniuses, like, you know, Elon Musk’s or your Sam Altman type. Yeah. I got the sense that people start idolizing these people and it. It gets significant attention and it starts to bring up questions about ethics, you know.

You know, is this right? Should we be modifying people? So I said, let’s move to the future. Is this technology. How is this technology associated with the target in use? And it felt like this is going to be widespread, implemented, and widely distributed and maybe even mandated. I got the idea of, like, this could be mandated or. Or deemed essential. If biomarkers, if they are. If they can make an argument, first of all, there’s enough money and then they can make an argument that it’s beneficial for humanity for some reason, I think they would go towards mandating It.

I don’t think that’s unlikely. I don’t. Yeah. And I drew a picture here. There’s a video game. It’s a pretty popular video game. It’s called Cyberpunk 2077. And it’s a. It’s a game about, you know, a futuristic game in 2027. And everyone in that game is like a transhuman. Like, they all have wires and circuits and technology built into their bodies. And this really reminded me of that. And it felt like almost like a new kind of normal. I hate to use that new normal term, but this felt like the next new normal, a Cyberpunk 2077 feel.

Do you see it as everyone doing it? When you were doing it and when you were connected to this, did you think it was a whole. Whole of humanity or a subset? My sense of it was. That is widespread. Okay. So my interpretation of that would be like, you know how everyone uses a cell phone, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I feel like eventually this may just be adopted just like any other technology. I mean, we’re looking at it in a ghastly way, but I feel like in the future it could be more positive as the adults get off the couch and get involved.

Or maybe it’s not positive, but it’s more accepted. It’s seen as it’s needed or essential medical procedures having to do with implants, biomarkers, biocommunication. It felt like an upgrade. Like people are going to actually be there. Yeah, yeah. People are going to be going in to. To get kind of like upgrades implemented so they can basically. I mean, if you think about it from. Let’s look at it as scientists only thinking about what’s the possibility of it being good is you would always be looking at your biomarkers to make sure that you’re at the highest healthy level.

So you feel amazing. That kind of. Yes, yes, exactly. The, the. The benefits would probably seem to outweigh the negatives for most people. Right. So it would be something that probably gets accepted. I can always sleep. My hormones are always modulated. I’m always feeling great. My depression. I don’t have anxiety, I don’t have depression, and, man, I feel amazing. I mean, if they could say this technology would extend your life by 10 or 20 years, I think a lot of people would change their mind and think, well, I’ll bite the bullet and I’ll try that out.

Right? I mean, that’s what it is. I just think the adults need to get off the couch. I’m gonna keep saying that. My last. My last impression here, sharing a. I got the sense of, like wireless biomarkers. So, like, instead of taking a fingerprint, it’s almost like you would just wave your hand over something or go near to something and wirelessly it would pick up and identify who you are. Kind of like a Minority Report or, you know, one of those kind of futuristic movies. Your digital ID will not be separate from you. Your digital ID is your unique frequency and your unique identifier where.

Which is your DNA or your frequency marker. Because I know that every human being has a unique frequency. I mean. Yeah, so true. Yeah. So, I mean, infrastructure improvements and changes over the year will happen. I mean, technology is always pushing forward. It’s just in this session, it seemed like that also spills over into the individual’s life. You know, in order to be compatible with this new technology infrastructure, we’re going to probably have to upgrade ourselves and in different ways. Wow. Adapting technologies. I think we circle back to. There will be civil unrest. As all of this unwinds, I keep seeing in my mind.

Do you remember the movie? Was it Irobot? It was a Spielberg movie where the young boy was a robot and then he lived for thousands of years under. He was trying his. He really wanted his mother, his adopted mother to love him. And then they turned on the emotions. But there were scenes in it where they were. There was like demolition of all these robots in this, you know, big coliseum. And I just. I see that in the future, like, people are just going to be destroying all this technology before it starts to be accepted. We’re seeing the robot gladiator fights already in.

Where is it? In China or whatever, where they got. The robots are racing each other and they’re fighting each other and karate fighting each other and doing these crazy things. But that’s, you know, as the bread and circuses part of it, the entertainment part of it. But like Elon Musk said, He said that there’s gonna. We’ll have a billion robots ready within the next few years and everybody will have their own assistance. But, yeah, you guys are gonna have to do that because Ed Dowd came on my show and said the energy. Now, this was where the energy ties in.

He said currently the. The robots take way too much energy. If we have free energy, that’s different. But he’s like, the robots. But I’m like, well, yeah, but we got, you know, in manufacturing, we have arms and stuff. They just do just what you need. But I have a friend who is in China and he said, I spent 15 minutes talking to this robot. This needs to sink in for people. He was, I didn’t know it was a robot for 15 minutes and I was having a conversation. That’s how good these synthetic robots have become. I had a guy tell me that, a guy that I met in a grocery store over 10 years ago and we had, we were talking about these kinds of similar things.

He says, hey man, he says, I, I’m retired military and I’m gonna, and I’m gonna tell you right now, I worked with robots that you couldn’t tell they were not human, they looked exactly human, they spoke exactly human. And I, and I worked with them. And so you can believe me or you don’t have to believe me, but I’m telling you, you couldn’t tell the difference. That was over 15, that was over 10 years ago. Wow. Yeah. So it’s the same thing that my friend said. He was, it was disturbing at a different level once you realize you didn’t know.

Exactly. Yeah, it’s amazing. I’ll do a couple of pages here, the great stuff going through Naim’s session there. And again, keep in mind that these two sessions that we’re going through, they were over a year between these sessions. So you’re going to find similarities between these, the future energy grid and some of the stuff that was coming through in our NV Nano diamond sessions too. They were over a year difference and we did a lot of projects in between that. So. Because we’re always doing stuff. But real quick, I’ll go through some of this stuff here, let me see.

Make sure I get the right one. Okay, so like I say, sometimes I’m going through a session where I’m hitting in on something of this kind of topic because again, we’re going in, we’re blind. I have to out probe myself and I’m going to ask is this pro human or is this anti human? Because I can’t tell where this is going, but the overall feel with the coming. And again, this is the, the coming energy grid system that’s going to power all these things that we’re talking about. It did not feel anti human. I just want, I want to see that.

Oh, that’s good, that’s good. Yeah, because there were element aspects to it that are beneficial to humanity. I mean it could, all of this stuff could be pro human, but so this is good that you, you, you felt that way because I, I, you can imagine all the negative in the weaponization. Well, it’s very easy to do that. But if you go back 150 years and you ask the guy who plowed his farm with his cow and a stick how he felt about the new machine that’s going to come in and take his job away from him, he’d say that’s the devil, you know.

But it just depends on the time frame of, of the kind of changes that people are willing, can accept. I mean, if you call this the fourth industrial revolution, people had the same feelings in the third, the second and the first. And it just, you know, you can’t stop human innovation. But this, this is the session and they were looking at again, we’re blind, the future energy grid. I’m like, what’s going on here, man? What time frame am I? Because I didn’t, I didn’t know where I was in time. So it felt like I was over, out in the future somewhere.

But there was a facility like a data energy hub center and it didn’t feel. And again, I wanted to bring this part up in a session because you talked about it. There didn’t seem like there was a lot of people there. Okay. So again, I could easily go into oh, it’s because they’ve killed us all or something like that. It’s very easy to go down that route if you have no discipline in an environment like a remote viewing session. But we do have that discipline because we, you know, it’s a lifestyle that we’ve chosen. But here in this session, as I pursued that, it was only the facility didn’t require that many workers there.

It wasn’t like they killed all the people because you know, it’s, it’s a horror movie or anything like that. So I’m like, what’s going on with this? How does it relate? And it did have to do with the protecting of the energy grid system and to maintain the technological infrastructure and to guard it against attacks. That’s what was, seemed to be going on with whatever this tasking was. And it did seem like there was a wireless Tesla type energy grid system that was being used and it was charging these power systems here, which I thought was really, really cool, really interesting.

And they would be used to power a city or to power a system efficiently. And they would use crypto, the distributed ledger technology would be involved in it for its efficiency and its self correcting systems. This was a really interesting thing to me in the session of what does this mean self correcting? And it took me to these energy cells that were regenerating, they could regenerate their own energy and that was really something I felt was really cool. And they were like these energy spheres or cell walls that were very strong, and they could regenerate the energy systems inside of them.

So they were basically regenerating energy cells, which I thought was really cool. Like a. Like a battery that could regenerate itself in this kind of strange, pulsing kind of energy source that was very, very clean. That’s how I interpret it. I know that when the electron go. Because in order for. I’ve had some people on talking about how this energy works. So this gets to what you’re saying right here. And for physics to work, the law of entropy to work, electrons need to keep going around the nucleus over and over again. And if you slow it down artificially, then it will get a zap of energy from the plasma field.

And so indirectly, they were creating batteries. They’d slow down the electrons, it would zap up to its normal speed, and they just keep doing over and over. And that’s how they created an endless battery. And that, to me, what you just described sounds like what Albert Abel, who is one of the scientists on that project, was describing to me. Really, really interesting. Yeah, that’s what it was kind of was going on here was these power cells and these little strange spheres that I was thinking maybe it was something to do with graphene. I’m not even sure.

I’m not even sure what. How graphene would apply or maybe I was just grasping for a word that would be something like that. But it would be charging these, these, these power sources in these kinds of pulses, and it would be very quantum resistant and have all that kind of stuff. But this is what the. The energy matrix was looking like to me as I was attempting to describe it. And, and this is how it would move in these pulse waves. I think I might have said plasma in here somewhere, now that you mentioned it. But this is how they.

These storage facilities would recharge themselves like this here, how they would be basically creating this type of energy, you know, interesting energy. You described it. How cool. Edward, you described what Albert Abel, the University of Colorado, came up with that technology, and there’s. They have patents on it. Yeah. Really? Yeah. It’s all. Get in on some of that patent action. Yeah, well, you got to go and look at it. And Albert Abel, who is the scientist that went and looked at it, came on my show a couple of times and they, they were trying to get it funded.

But it sounds like it’s moved into the next phase. I mean, it’s getting close to the patents not being, you know, owned by them. They maybe they didn’t want to screw around with patents too. They wanted. But I am sure they’re working on it like that because it’s such a powerful energy source. Yeah, it’s endless. Like you’re saying, in order to. And this is something Trump talked about too, in his administration, they understand that in order to power the world that is being created, you’re going to need an enormous amount of energy, electricity and energy to be able to power this system.

And so they’re going to have to develop systems like this. That’s right. In order to do it, we’re not going to do it with a windmill. We’re going to have to invent technologies and like that in order to generate the amount of energy that we need to power the system that we’re moving into. Absolutely. And I think that’s why the largest companies in the world are investing massive amounts of money into it. That’s a big story that people aren’t talking about is just how much money by these massive companies. Even Chevron is one of the companies investing a ton into it.

So I think that’s a story. I mean, it’s going to start coming out. What a fabulous conversation we had. We’re going to have you on once a month. Where can people learn more about these sessions and other ones like it. And you have what the future forecasters talk about, where they can join your group and they can hear things like this on an ongoing basis, which is really where society, where the future is going. Yeah. FFGRV.com that’s the, that’s the URL for our sites. And we’ve been, we’ve been doing this since 2018 to Remote View. Right, right around the curve of the timeline of what’s coming to see.

You know, this is our experiment to see if we can foretell what’s right around the corner for humanity through our remote viewing sessions and all the resources that we have available. And that’s. Yeah, check us out, man. We’re. I lost my camera. Edge City, that’s where we live. Yeah. FFGRV.com you know, we got YouTube, we got YouTube channels, two different YouTube channels. Future forecasting Group and Future Forecasters. And yeah, we, we have different projects on health, wealth, geopolitical events, high entropy events like, you know, the world event stuff that, that a lot of people are into.

Yeah. Join the team for the people out there that want to see what’s coming before it happens. And you’re doing real military level. First of all, I want to apologize. I lost my camera, but it’s still. My battery ran out. We’ve gone quite long here today, but I should have had it more charged. But you guys are doing serious work. You have people reaching out to you from all over the world doing. Asking you to do these sessions. And I hear about some of them, and people don’t realize. Some of the people who are asking you to do some of these sessions are pretty connected.

And we don’t know either. Yeah, we don’t know who tasks. We just get this ID and go. We don’t know who the tasking is. We don’t want to. We don’t want to know. So that it’s more pure. Right. I mean, that’s the whole point. But, wow, this is just a fantastic conversation. I so much appreciate you and people can see. I did a thing with you and Dan’s on some of your most exciting projects. And I’ll give a link to it on. On Substack where you did a Skull of Mary Magdalene. Oh. One of my favorites, fresh and amazing, was that.

That was. That was one of my favorite things I’ve ever heard in my life. It was so awesome. So, yeah. So thank you so much and thanks for being you and thanks for doing everything that you’re doing.
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