Show Notes
#419 In this podcast episode, Guy talked with Dana Kippel about plasma as a moldable, "invisible Play-Doh" substance underlying reality that consciousness can imprint, linking it to ideas like the Akashic Field and collective unconscious. Dana traced a brief history of plasma in science from early "radiant matter/ether" concepts to its modern definition as an ionized gas, while arguing plasma was stripped of mystical dimensions and often studied in secrecy. They connected plasma to manifestation and healing, emphasizing that nervous system regulation and belief-system work were necessary for sustaining abundance and changing repeated life patterns.
Dana shared her personal catalyst of heartbreak, her meditation "download," and years of trauma-focused therapies, describing how unprocessed trauma could show up physically (e.g., a rash) and resolve when felt through. They also discussed balance between masculine and feminine energies, the reflective nature of experiences and "beings," and practical approaches like neutrality, play, qigong, and meditation, along with Dana's book and classes.
About Dana: Dana Kippel was adopted and raised in Suffern, NY. As a child and teen, she overcome bullying, addiction, and sexual abuse. Slowly, she realized she was worthy of trusting and healthy relationships, self-love, and going after her dreams. Dana is a polymath, author, filmmaker, and advocate for mental health and neurodivergence, pioneering the study of Plasma Intelligence and Consciousness. Her visionary work positions plasma as a bridge between dimensions and timelines, reshaping our understanding of perception, potential, and the nature of reality.
Her debut book, A New Force: Plasma, Consciousness, and the New Human Potential explores plasma-consciousness synergy—and its implications for the future of humanity. Dana wrote and directed the metaphysical film Reflect, writes metaphysical poetry, and her second science fiction feature is currently in development.
Key Points Discussed: (00:00) - Plasma, Healing & Human Consciousness! (01:10) - Why your heart and body are the "imprint tools" of the universe (02:43) - The 1600s secret: Science's original "invisible burning fire" (04:15) - Radiant Matter & the experiment that "disproved" the medium of the universe (05:55) - Why plasma is named after blood and what the government took "underground" (07:55) - Is our 3D reality actually a living, breathing virtual painting (09:10) - Surrendering to the field: When the body begins to vibrate and evaporate (10:35) - Multi-dimensional plasma: The sentient ether that carries your thoughts (11:55) - Quintessence: The "feminine" side of consciousness that Aristotle spoke of (13:50) - Why the world is tipped too far into "Survival Consciousness" (16:10) - From drug addiction to a "fever dream" awakening: Dana's journey (17:55) - Heartbreak as a catalyst: How trauma cracks the heart open to source (20:29) - AD BREAK: Live in Flow Retreats – Settle into your lived experience (21:45) - The "Chosen One" trap: Integrating high-level downloads with trauma therapy (23:30) - Performative feelings vs. true safety: Reclaiming your 37-year-old self (26:10) - The "Adoption Rash" and how the nervous system speaks through physical pain (29:55) - The "Plasma Bubble": Why you meet your projections instead of real people (33:45) - Why physics is stuck: Reconciling General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics (36:20) - Are "Demons" just collective traumatic memories visiting you? (40:15) - Why benevolent interdimensional beings refuse to be put on a pedestal (42:45) - The 666-page mystery of "A New Force" and the Holy Grail theory (45:50) - Escaping Hollywood "Hustle Culture" to live in the mystery (49:30) - Why your excitement might be shutting down the "Plasma Machine" (52:50) - Trickster Energy: The secret to sticking coins to walls with your mind
How to Contact Dana Kippel: www.danakippel.com
About me: My Instagram: www.instag
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