Show Notes
"True are the nightmares of a person that fears."
In 1984, Ken Webster brought a BBC Microcomputer into his English cottage. Not soon after, green text started scrolling across the screen. The messages came from Thomas Harden, a man occupying the exact same cottage in 1546. To Thomas, Ken's computer was a terrifying "Light Box" manifesting in his room. They seemed to be speaking directly across four centuries of time.
The Dodleston Messages suggest history works less like a straight line and more like pages of a book pressed firmly together. People living in the same physical space share a frequency on the "Vertical Plane." In this episode, I'll present a unified theory of high strangeness. We'll dig into the strange overlap between 16th-century temporal anomalies, modern UFO encounters, and artificial intelligence.
We’re currently standing on the precipice of an entirely new reality. We're essentially now handing "Light Boxes" to every human on earth. Do you have roots deep enough to handle the voltage? Topics covered:
The physical mechanics of the 1546/1984 cross-temporal communication. Dr. Michael Masters' Extratempestrial Model proposing "Greys" are future humans returning to study us. My 2023 encounter with the orb phenomenon at the Chris Bledsoe property in North Carolina. Gnostic Gospels describing a decentralized, peer-to-peer spirituality compared to centralized religious authority. Building MOODS as a psychological mirror rather than a digital servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: ·The Vertical Plane by Ken Webster · Dr. Michael Masters: Identified Flying Objects · SpectreVision Radio @ SXSW: Catch my panel with Michael Phillip (Third Eye Drops) on March 17th.
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