Inquiry with Kelly Chase

[The UFO Rabbit Hole] Through The Looking Glass [Pt 3]: Upsight & The Future of Human Consciousness

Inquiry with Kelly Chase

Show Notes

Welcome back to The UFO Rabbit Hole.

Today we return to the old podcast stomping grounds for the long-awaited part 3 of the Through the Looking Glass Series. In this episode, we follow Tom Matte as he heads to the Institute of Noetic Sciences in search of answers about his strange psi ability that he calls Upsight. What the team of scientists, working on chief scientist Dean Radin, found once that got him the lab was nothing short of groundbreaking. Could this help Tom finally get the answers he’s looking for? And what does all of this imply about the future of human consciousness?

Today we dive back into the deepest part of the rabbit hole to find out.

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If you aren’t caught up on parts and 1 & 2 of this series, you’ll want to start there. You can find the full episodes here:

Through the Looking Glass [Pt 1]: My Initiation in the Anomalous

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Through the Looking Glass [Pt 2]: The Strange Tale of Tom Matte & Upsight

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Referenced in this episode:

Investigating the Brain Processes Underlying an Unusual Visual Experience: A Case Study

The Institute of Noetic Sciences

Tom Matte’s Website

The 8 Stages of Upsight Vision [Free Download]

Dave Rossi’s Interview on Jess Michel’s podcast, American Alchemy

TIMESTAMPS01:34 Recap of Previous Episodes

02:31 Upcoming Live Event Announcement

03:19 Introduction to Tom Matte and Upsight

05:13 Tom's Journey to Scientific Validation

07:29 The IONS Study and Its Findings

11:24 Understanding Brainwave Patterns

20:27 Implications and Future Directions

26:16 Tom's Personal Upsight Readings

31:44 Exploring Non-Local Consciousness

33:11 Challenging Current Models of Reality

39:10 The Filter Hypothesis and Anomalous Experiences

46:03 Scientific Insights from Non-Human Intelligence

49:22 The Broader Pattern of Anomalous Experiences

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