Show Notes
This is an episode of Gods, Ghosts & UFOs featuring the host of Inquiry, Kelly Chase.To learn more about the Visions of Bigfoot event taking place at Lights in the Sky art gallery in Richmond, Virginia on 10/18 visit lightsinthesky333.comFollow Gods, Ghosts, & UFOs:SpotifySubstackApple Podcasts
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Kelly Chase (Inquiry with Kelly Chase) is back, which makes her the default president of the GGU returning-guests club. This week, we ask the question we’re asking everyone: what do most people think isn't real that you do?
She gives a spicy answer. She claims that most people behave like materialists, even if they go to church.
From there, we talk about what the evidences of belief actually are, and how it relates to “conversion.” Kelly explains how her own experience rewrote her whole value system in a matter of seconds five years ago.
As usual, we figured everything out and solved all the world’s problems.
You’re welcome!
• Most people behave like materialists, even the religious ones
• Religion as lava that cools into obsidian
• The reemergence of the feminine
• “Tell me what music is.”
• “The greatest evidence it happened is me”
• Great evidence for an individual, terrible evidence for the collective
• The old version of Kelly is horrified, tied up in a back room somewhere
• Molly Drake — “I remember firelight, and you remember smoke”
• Conversion is what you do, not what you say
• All behavior is downstream of belief
• “I think my job is fake”
• Is everyone waking up?
• AI is literally sociopathic
nd in the epilogue…
• Kelly tells us about how she recently maybe saw fairies
(possibly our best paywall-bait yet)
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