LOL !! Halfway through listening to this episode, I just started laughing. Not because of what REG was saying, the lady knows more than a little
bit. I laughed because I knew without a shadow of a doubt that this episode would piss debunkers and skeptics off to no end. Draw them like moths to a flame.
Thanks for verifying this for me folks.
Where to begin? Chris, Dude. You've got to stop letting these snarky skeptic types push your buttons man. You've got a more than good idea about what's going on.
Stop wasting your time replying to these gentleman. You're not going to change their minds. The point of view they've taken prevents it.
To all skeptics, debunkers, hecklers, & trolls. I'd like to save you all quite a bit of wasted time. you keep asking for "evidence", for "proof".
By the way all of you frame this demand, you desire this evidence, this proof to be of the gross physical variety, reproducible, able to stand up
to the rigors of the legendary Western Scientific Method (double blind studies for everybody, boys & girls!!)
I'm going to save you time, because in case you haven't noticed, there isn't any gross physical proof, and there won't BE any gross physical proof. Period.
The 10% of this Russian Matryoshka Doll that is the so called paranormal, the "high strangeness", the real deal, doesn't originate here in the dense physical.
There's no such thing as "Supernatural", or "Paranormal". It's all very natural. The term Nature is from the latin "Natura", which itself originates from the Ancient
Egyptian term Neter (plural Neteru), which corresponds to the divine powers.
But when the ancients talked about divine powers, neteru, gods, archangels, etc., they were talking about the prime ideas, or psychoid archetypes of Jung.
The very important point to understand, is that they understood that all of these original patterns originated in the realm of mind. They also understood,
unlike most westerners ( with exceptions such as Jung, and Wolfgang Pauli), that everything originates in mind, manifesting into the gross physical.
In other words, the truly strange aspects of this phenomena originate in the noumenal, or mental realm, manifesting or expressing effects temporarily in the
the phenomenal realm.
People keep tossing the word "reality" about, not understanding what the term truly encompasses. Not understanding that beyond the world of standard physics,
it ALL begins to turn to sand, to dust, to nothing. Things, structures, are composed of atoms, which are composed of sub-atomic particles, which, as you go deeper
and deeper down into their structure, are composed of more and more nothing.
To get all William of Ockham about it, everything comes from nothing.
So up to a point, atheists are right.
Everything physical is structured. Limited. Defined. God is supposedly all powerful, unlimited in it's ability. As such, if God "existed", it couldn't be
made out of structured matter, and would be immaterial. "made" of no thing. You could never "see" God. You would just observe it's effects in the
world.
So atheists are also wrong.
And up to a point, theists (caveat, depending on their level of comprehension) are right.
But since it's unstructured, unlimited, you can't put an image on it, or anthropomorphize it, as organized religion does.
So theists are also wrong.
So I ask you, what is this evidence, this proof, this reality you keep pining for? Don't you get it yet that it's ALL shadows on the wall of a cave?
This is all a hologram with force feedback capabilities. Or if you want to be romantic about it, a dream. And as we all know, all kinds of strange crap can show up in a dream, now can't it? You're shown the truth of this every night you go to bed. Nothing. Void. Then images. And thoughts. You're "dreaming". Then void. Then another
dream. And so on. But every once in a while, you wake up in the dream, realizing "I'm in a dream". And then you "wake up". It's in front of your face, but you can't (or refuse to) see it.
Utilizing what I just said as a basis, this all comes down to incorrect nomenclature. REG says Djinn. Now what Djinn is she talking about?
There's the supposed humanoid Djinn that exists here (?) with man, according to arabic culture.
There's the Genii of the ceremonial magic of Franz Bardon, which correspond to various archetypes, including angels, and archangels. These are actually
different powers that exist in the mental realm. They're more commonly known as talents, and personality types. People in later times anthropomorphized
them, separating and putting these faculties of the mind as entities above us.
These faculties operate both within us, and in the world (because at the end of the day, there is no separation between the two).
These different aspects of the mind manifest in all kinds of interesting ways. As a great basketball player. As an amazing surgeon. They're our repositories
of "Genius". they're the intelligences responsible for our "intelligence".
These mental faculties are also responsible for our psychical abilities, which everyone possesses, whether they acknowledge it or not. And when I say psychic,
I'm not talking about the flashy stuff. A lot of everyday psychical phenomena comes under the heading of what people call synchronicities. Things only noticeable
to people paying attention, that most folks blow off as coincidence. It's in front of your face, but you can't (or refuse to) see it.
To paraphrase Lon Milo DuQuette "It's all in your head, You just don't realize how big your head is."
So since a large part of this core phenomena originates in the mind, you're never going to "catch it". You'll just catch effects. Soil samples. mutilated cattle. A blurry
photograph (like a phantom). Anecdotal evidence. Doesn't mean it's not "real", but not at the density that you desire, not permanently.
That's the core phenomena. Now there are also actual extraterrestrial entities running about. But you're not going to prove them either. Most of them function
between the mental and phenomenal realms, shifting between the two. There's hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of different types of these. All cultures
describe them (some better than others). Most of them don't deal with regular humans. Can't be bothered. You'll run into them doing certain Eastern practices,
utilizing legit ceremonial magic (oxymoron?
, ingesting ethanogens, scrying. There's a number of different ways of accessing the circles they travel in (some ways safer than others). More than a few of them even look like us. Just more actors in this movie. more special effects.
But these entities are "alien" in it's truest sense, and can have potentially negative effects on the average human psyche that isn't prepared to interact with them, as Keel and others have reported. And once you start this machine up, there is no off button.
To use a movie geek analogy, to prove the existence of Cenobites, are you going to open the Hellraiser box? (good luck with that)
REG has an extensive information database. The problem is that a lot of the concepts are being mixed up (not necessarily through any fault of her own. This stuff can get
complicated). Definitions are garbled and/or inaccurate.
There's a lot of "Analytic Overlay" that goes on in this field, which is to be expected. Most people reason utilizing associative thinking. When someone says "UFO",
or "Bigfoot", or "Djinn", a corresponding association automatically pops up in their head. For Bigfoot, it could be "Ape", "ET", or "BS". And all associations could
be wrong.
All of the skeptics here are very intelligent and insightful. Their reasoning is usually impeccable. It's just that their premises are mostly built on quicksand.
("logical, but not necessarily true" and all that good stuff). We need healthy skepticism (especially considering 90% of everything is BS
I will say that some of you need to drop the Western arrogance thing, and look into other cultures, if you sincerely want to find out about another way of looking
at all of this. Primitive is from the from Latin primitivus "first or earliest of its kind". And just because something's first, it doesn't mean it's incomplete.
More often than not, you just haven't taken the time to learn the nomenclature. That pesky Western arrogance again.
All in all, fantastic episode Gene and Chris. I salute you
