Maj. Ed Dames, a remote viewing expert tied to SciTech’s classified "Operation Guiding Light," warns of 1999 as a turning point—potential biological warfare in July (linked to Nostradamus’ Mars prophecy), 20–40% global population loss from HIV/starvation in Africa, and ozone depletion causing irreversible crop failures. His lab’s femtosecond-speed "transluminal" tech, including biophotonics experiments, could unlock wireless quantum teleportation beyond light barriers, but he dismisses emotional distortions as irrelevant to hard science. While yogis access universal mind patterns, Dames’ Western TRVs specialize in precise, modern data downloads, like the indecipherable "Ancient Arrow" artifacts. Prayer, he notes, is a tool executed by angels, not tied to doctrine—yet remote viewing Jesus’ resurrection remains uncertain. Bell cautions against treating their insights as absolute truth, urging listeners to seek personal spiritual connection amid looming chaos. [Automatically generated summary]
From the high desert in the great American Southwest, I bid you all good evening or good morning wherever you may be in this great commercially covered area from the Hawaiian and Haitian Islands, in the west, eastward to the Caribbean and the U.S. Virgin Islands, south into South America, north all the way to the Pole and worldwide.
I have been on vacation, somewhat unplanned, for the last three weeks, to attend to some intensely personal urgent business that relates again to what has been going on with my family.
And I'm back.
Now, over the next little while, you may notice that from time to time there will be some very talented individuals filling in for me, like Hilly Rose.
There may be some people sort of rotating in and out, making appearances, and taking a shot at Coast to Coast AM.
So, there you are.
And again, particularly great thanks to Hillary Rose, who filled in for me on rather short notice.
And I know everybody says, well, tell us what it's all about.
Well, I can't and I won't.
And nothing has changed except some of the circumstances involving a situation with my family.
My feeling is it will be known to you soon, but not by me.
And when it is known to you, you will understand why, not by me.
Having said that, let me again recall my favorite H.L. Macon quote, every normal man must be tempted at times to spit upon his hands, talky, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats.
Thank you, H.L. Macon.
Now, Ed Dames is going to be here.
And if you're a wuss and you can't handle hearing Ed Dames, and he does have some, you know, they call him Dr. Dew, but he's trying to shed that hat a little bit, or as much as one can.
There are serious, very serious things that we have to talk about.
So it obviously can't go all at once.
Look, we've got a war that we don't know how the hell we got into.
We don't know how we're going to get out of, and we don't know what we're going to do.
And we've got politicians trying to give the president permission to put troops into a war.
And I call it that, not a conflict, not a strike, but a war.
They're trying to give him permission that didn't go through to put troops on the ground.
All out of their damn minds.
This whole war is insane, in my opinion.
We've got to weather the last night while I was watching it, as I'm sure many of you were on scene, and the horrific tornadoes, the F-5s that were slashing across Oklahoma and Kansas, killing and simply taking down to the ground everything they touched.
We've got kids killing kids more than ever.
We've got guys crashing their cars into playgrounds so they can kill kids.
Don't tell me we're not in the quickening.
I call it that.
We're damn square into the middle of it, or maybe the middle of the beginning of it.
Is it going to get worse?
Well, maybe that's a good question for Ed Dames, along with a lot of other questions.
We'll get to that shortly.
unidentified
The End Here's what you missed on Coast to Coast AM with George Norrie.
Now we look at sending humans to an asteroid.
Smart idea?
I would love to see that happen.
A mission to an asteroid is exactly the kind of thing that our nation's space program ought to be focused on.
Really pushing the envelope and really showing us what's feasible and possible to do.
What better target than leaving the Earth-Moon system behind completely and venturing off to a new little world that we've never been to before and getting ready for that long mission to Mars?
Streamlink, the audio subscription service of Coast to Coast AM, has a new name, Coast Insider.
You'll still get all the same great features for the same low price, just 15 cents a day when you sign up for one year.
The package includes podcasting, which offers the convenience of having shows downloaded automatically to your computer or MP FreePlayer, and the iPhone app with live and on-demand programs.
You'll also get our amazing download library of three full years of shows.
Just think, as a new subscriber, over 1,000 shows will be available for you to collect, enjoy, and listen to at your leisure.
Plus, you'll get streamed and on-demand broadcasts of Art Bell, Summer In Time Shows, and two weekly classics.
And as a member, you'll have access to our monthly live chat sessions with George Norrie and special guests.
If you're a fan of Coast, you won't want to be without Coast Insider.
Visit Coast2CoastAM.com to sign up today.
Okay, so you've got Streamlink for full access to CoastToCoastAM.com.
You've downloaded the Apple iPhone app to take it all with you on the go, and you get the daily CoastZone email newsletter delivered right to your inbox.
But aren't you forgetting something?
Yes, you are.
It's the one and only Afterdark magazine.
Coast to Coast AM puts out a monthly four-color magazine that readers have been enjoying for more than 15 years.
And each month, you can read very personal editorials from me, George Norrie, interviews which covers areas that you don't hear on the air, articles from guests which are not on the internet, and relevant news stories that don't always get covered by the mainstream.
Subscribe now and cover all of your Coast to Coast AM media bases.
Call our new number at 1888-261-6392.
That's 1888-261-6392.
It's $39.95 for 12 monthly issues.
You can also subscribe online at coasttocoast AM.com.
That's www.coastacoastam.com.
You never know what you'll hear on Coast to Coast AM with George Norris.
You know, there is terrorism out there.
So in an effort to try to fight it or combat it, we give up these rights.
I'm convinced that there are groups out there, sinister, powerful groups, that would create this terror to continue to control us.
I think you're absolutely correct.
But of course, anybody that's followed the process of government throughout history, once a government has been given a certain amount of power, it always speaks more.
And to suggest that our government is different because it's America, I guess that just shows how historically ignorant the American people have become.
Because in a real sense, these things are our fault.
Americans are, in fact, now trading liberty for security.
Every day, this is going to happen now in our future, that we're going to allow this.
It's just a matter of time.
Now we take you back to the night of May 4, 1999, on Art Bell, Somewhere in Time.
He's in the Hawaiian Islands in a safe place, and he remote view, technically remote views.
Now, remote viewing, to give you the quickie 101 background, remote viewing was a project of our government at millions and millions of dollars over a 20-year period.
Our own government.
Russians did it.
And I'm convinced we're still doing it, by the way, no matter what anybody says, even I think we're still doing it.
Anyway, remote viewing is how to describe it.
A disciplined psychic might be one way of describing it.
Remote viewing can look into the future, the present, the future, the past.
Remote viewing is capable of looking at things in other places, people in other places.
Remote viewing is a discipline that crosses the borders of time and space.
And Ed Dames is one of those who was in that military program.
He's a very controversial character.
And then again, so am I. You know, people either love me or they hate me.
Absolutely, Art, but you have to understand that it was tailored for that particular culture and the times that that culture was immersed in.
For instance, a savant in India would not be able to describe the interior mechanisms of a nuclear weapon correctly.
So that would be of no use to us.
We would have to introduce someone like that who was a savant, clairvoyant.
We'd have to introduce him and educate him in what we wanted in terms of technology, and that would take many years.
Where we, as trained technicians, I was a scientific and technical intelligence collection officer, was fairly familiar, at least in a general way, with weapons technologies, so that when I remote viewed a nuclear weapon or a biological warfare plant, I could at least describe what I was viewing rather than just say a green glass or a glass pillow green goo, something like that.
But if it's really, really that valuable, they may have publicly, now I know you and I differ on this, publicly abandoned remote viewing, as of the Ted Coppel show that revealed to the nation that remote viewing was real and we'd been doing it for 20 years, but they abandoned it.
You know, if it really works, if it really works, Ed, then I don't believe they've abandoned it.
Because I just, you know, it's something that at first blush, Ed, the average person, and that was me, says, oh, what a cruck.
But the more I'm into this, the more I hear, the more reports I get, the more lab reports that are done, blah, blah, blah, all the rest of it, the more I'm starting to believe that there is something going on.
Well, first of all, many of the reports, and I think you know enough about technical remote viewing, that we have to take things on a case-by-case basis usually.
Rather than looking at the contrail problem or enigma in general, we will take a specific case or a series of cases, subject them to 45-minute remote viewing sessions, and in the end come up with sketches and written descriptions of what we're dealing with.
That's like saying taking 10,000 UFO reports and trying to sift through them to find out which was a real UFO.
In other words, you look at separate contrail reports and you try and discern if any of them involve bogus baloney going on, stuff being dropped on us, it shouldn't be.
And I would imagine most of the time what you find are real contrails, right?
Well, not the weather directly, although I'll have something to say about that momentarily.
These were aircraft missions on missions that were assigned by either National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, quasi-governmental agencies like the Jet Propulsion Lab or NASA, and even the Department of Energy, all looking at atmospheric chemistry and the effect of aerosols, droplets, different types of droplets, on atmospheric chemistry.
What are these aerosols doing to the stratosphere and the troposphere?
Because it's a very complex soup up there.
And these missions look at that for one specific reason, and that is because of the seriousness, the dire seriousness of the ozone problem.
The public is generally not informed about how serious our ozone problem is.
There are aircraft that are flown right through at a perpendicular angle and inside and behind other aircraft that are producing contrails to study droplet formation and look at the atmospheric chemistry produced by aircraft at high altitude in order to produce some type of analytical result and come to conclusions about what high-flying aircraft,
jet aircraft are doing, what the Yes.
So that's a lot of the crisscross paths that you see, not a lot, but a number of them, were these very high-altitude missions that were flown specifically to study aerosols.
I really did think it was a bunch of baloney at first.
But I'm sorry to say, events and investigation convinced me otherwise.
There is something to it.
There is something going on.
And now Ed seems to be suggesting there is, in fact.
And there is a third aspect to it in a moment.
We'll get to that.
unidentified
stay right where you are Okay, so you've got Streamlink, our Apple iPhone app, the Daily Coast Zone free email newsletter, but don't forget the After Dark magazine.
Every month you can read editorials from me, George Norrie, interviews you don't hear on the air, articles on the internet, and news stories not covered by the mainstream.
Simply subscribe now and cover all of your Coast to Coast AM bases.
Call 188-261-6392.
1888-261-6392 or subscribe online at coasttocoastam.com.
Now we take you back to the night of May 4, 1999, on Art Bell, Somewhere in Time.
Once again, from the TRV-viewed safety of the Hawaiian Islands, here's at Dames, Major at Dames.
Major, welcome back.
The third aspect of the contrails, that material which is seen fall, it's been reported that people have actually gathered it up and put it in a jar to get it analyzed, and it virtually has disappeared.
In the case of a national emergency, it may prove very beneficial for us.
It may protect us.
That's about as much as I can say about it.
If I told you what it was, you'd have to kill me.
No, not only would you not hear from me again, but you would become very Angry at me because I would have divulged a secret that was something that may very well protect many, many people against an attack.
There was another tornado in Texas, I think, tonight.
But yesterday, my time's on anyway, yesterday, I sat and I watched the most god-forsaken scene I've ever seen.
And I've watched this kind of stuff for a long time.
Tornadoes a mile wide, 79 total tornadoes or more, killing 43, they think, now, and wounding hundreds and hundreds, over 600, a couple thousand homes damaged.
I mean, it's just absolutely unbelievable.
We'll put another word in there.
But you came on my show last fall, and you said coming to the American Midwest would be the mother of all tornadoes.
And if that wasn't the mother of all tornadoes, I don't know what was, or has the mother not yet arrived?
What I remote viewed coming in the Midwest was something so horrific.
It was the size of the type of tornadoes that were hitting the day before yesterday.
And I didn't continue that as a study or a remote viewing project.
But I can tell you that these results, this turmoil in our atmosphere that we see, at least in the immediate recent geological or geophysical history, is because of our loss of ozone.
That is the reason we see and we are going to see much more of these horrific storms, tornadoes, and it's going to change the way we think about living and growing food crops.
I've heard that there is less of it, the ozone hole is bigger, that the ozone over the U.S. is down by X number of percent, cancers are up by so much, blah, blah, blah, blah.
They're not telling us the whole story, I take it, about the effects of the reduced ozone.
There are a number of individuals in many of the agencies that know how serious it is, but they're not in a position to make official announcements.
They'd probably lose their job if they did.
But what the scientific community does not know is that the ozone problem is more serious than they know.
There's almost a metastasis.
Three years ago on your show, I said this.
There is a metastasis that's happening very much like cancer in the ozone layer, where there are patches, not just one or two big holes forming over continents.
There are patches that are forming.
And it's a destructive process a la cancer, where ozone, and we can't stand the flow of this.
We can't stop it.
The ozone problem is extremely bad.
And it's going to result in a tremendous amount of damage to the surface of the Earth.
Okay, well, the traditional explanation for the depletion of the ozone is CFCs.
Now, is that, in your view, correct?
Because they project that since we stopped using various things that produce CFCs and air conditioning and so forth, Freon, that eventually this will get better, but it's going to get a lot worse before it gets better.
I think that it is fairly accurate, except for the problem.
This is happening at a time when solar activity is abnormal.
And the ozone loss problem in conjunction with extreme levels of solar activity are going to result in damage that's irreparable and in extreme loss of life.
You're going to have heat waves and storms and flooding in places that we've never experienced it before, at levels that we've never experienced it before.
We're not going to be able to grow food the way we used to grow it.
As a remote viewer, Ed, if that was getting close, if your own impending death was getting close, would you see it whether you liked it or not, or would you only see it...
In other words, as a target, would you see it, or would it come to you whether you liked it or not?
No, we would never know unless we turn our attention.
It's like any other instrument or tool, for instance, a pair of binoculars or a telescope.
If you are not pointing that tool in a specific direction, you're not going to...
It's a very myopic but very accurate tool.
So you've got to be looking for a specific thing.
Think of astronomy.
It really takes a lot of time and effort to plan a night of observation.
You can't just go out there and slew your telescope across the sky and look for some nebula somewhere that you thought you might want to look at and visit that night.
I don't mean to say we call this in our business queuing.
And it is very, very similar to an Internet search where you just need to be able Well, that would be, in the world of noise and spikes, a real big spike.
It would take about a year of practice, really serious practice, to do something like that because it is such an emotional issue, personally emotional for most people, that that would actually get in the way of the data.
It brings in, it appears to bring in the paradox problem.
But many times, in these cases, it doesn't.
For instance, sometimes at the unconscious level, a person has chosen to check out.
Now, they may not consciously accept this when you tell them.
But as a remote viewer, you can see true and you can say, hey, it looks like the psychological makeup of this individual is such that they have chosen to check out.
And therefore, if you tell them, well, you're going to die of, let's say, liver disease, they may just accept that and check out anyway.
And more often than not, in my business, that is what we have found.
Would you not worry that if you told somebody, okay, you're going to be checking out in three years liver disease, wouldn't you worry that kind of like voodoo, you could never really be quite sure that you hadn't, in effect, caused that?
But the idea of collective consciousness is one step below that universal mind.
So for instance, let's get down to some basics.
Suppose that tonight while you were sleeping, and this is not too far-fetched now, I had a machine that I could bring into your room and make a complete copy of your brain.
Yeah, I get back with my three-dimensional model of our bell's brain, and I pour in a lot of proteins and enzymes and amino acids and all the right biochemistry.
And then I take all the other biochemicals that I need and the blood, and I start pumping that stuff through there, and I plug in some electronic eyes and ears and a mouthpiece, right?
Now, this particular brain that I've made is looking at me, and it looks around my laboratory, and it knows that something's very wrong, because it thinks that it's the same Art Bell that's still asleep in the bed.
Well, you wouldn't, the art bell that's asleep in the bed, when he wakes up and goes to work or goes out to the hot tub, he has no idea that he's been copied.
And that particular brain, that oscillator, because brains are oscillators, the way that it perceives its universe is dependent, is a function of how it is constructed geometrically, all of those connections and how those connections operated during its existence.
That is a radio that demodulates and decodes things based upon its geometry from this universal mind.
So mind itself is like a radio frequency field, and your brain is like an oscillator that pulls out certain patterns from it.
So when I pull the plug on your brain, I've stopped your life, and I've stopped the consciousness of that organism.
It is a very important question, and I'll tell you why, Art, because the end game that I have in my lab is teleportation.
Now, I want to know if we teleport an individual, a human being with a soul, animals don't have the kinds of souls that we do.
If I teleport Art Dell somewhere else, a la the fly, are you going to come out with the lights are on but nobody's home and the soul went somewhere else and your body, the organism went one way?
What's going to happen?
I would very much like to use technical remote viewing to model the dynamic and the mechanics of that operation before we really teleport somebody.
Suppose through technical remote viewing you determine that in fact the soul would be lost in such transfer or such copy or however you want to put all this.
What could you do about it?
It would still be coming, wouldn't it?
Ed Dames couldn't stop it.
We'd still have to go down that technological trail.
Well, there's always more than one way to skin a cat.
we'd find something.
But right now, I find it a fascinating problem because...
There was a point where natural science and there was a divergence point where a long time ago, a number of centuries ago, science split away from spirituality.
And now I see these kinds of questions reconverging.
There's a point that's being reached in our technology, especially apparent in my lab, is reconvergence where philosophical questions are once again begged by the technology.
Because the implications of innovation and human inventiveness have these spiritual, at least immaterial, implications now.
Right now they're saying it looks like they might have run into a power line.
Tuck an Apache down before we've even begun operations in this insane war that we're engaging in.
Major Ed Dames is here, and he will be back in a moment.
We'll take care of a little bit of business and then just fire straight through.
unidentified
i can prefer doing it that way ScreamLink, the audio subscription service of Coast to Coast AM, has a new name, Coast Insider.
You'll still get all the same great features for the same low price, just 15 cents a day when you sign up for one year.
The package includes podcasting, which offers the convenience of having shows downloaded automatically to your computer or MP3 player, and the iPhone app with live and on-demand programs.
You'll also get our amazing download library of three full years of shows.
Just think, as a new subscriber, over 1,000 shows will be available for you to collect, enjoy, and listen to at your leisure.
Plus, you'll get screened and on-demand broadcasts of Art Bell, Summer Inside Shows, and two weekly classics.
And as a member, you'll have access to our monthly live chat sessions with George Norrie and special guests.
If you're a fan of Coast, you won't want to be without Coast Insider.
Visit CoastToCoastAM.com to sign up today.
Here's what you missed on Coast to Coast AM with George Norrie.
Now we look at sending humans to an asteroid.
Smart idea?
I would love to see that happen.
A mission to an asteroid is exactly the kind of thing that our nation's space program ought to be focused on.
Really pushing the envelope and really showing us what's feasible and possible to do.
What better target than leaving the Earth-Moon system behind completely and venturing off to a new little world that we've never been to before and getting ready for that long mission to Mars.
Now we take you back to the night of May 4th, 1999.
Someone writes, Art, you know, when Ed Dames comes on your program, my radio goes off.
You know he lies.
And half of his supposed remote viewing is nothing more than intelligence propaganda.
How gullible can you be?
Says an unsigned O. It's John.
It's at the top.
Haha.
Forgot about your header up there, John.
Oh, see, there you are, Ed.
See, those are the kind of people that hate you.
And that's the kind of thing they say, that you were military, you were in intelligence, you're still there, you're still dispensing intelligence, garbage, and all that stuff.
I think that had I been a civilian for most of my life, there's a very real possibility that given the state of affairs in our culture and society, that I might think the same way, too, about someone like me.
If I were in your shoes, I might imagine the same thing.
So that's what I've noticed.
It's because you're so controversial.
Listen, we're in such a blanking mess right now, Ed.
Somebody writes Art, Welcome Back, and he says, you know, when the gods, plural here, when the gods want to rid themselves of a civilization, they first drive it crazy.
And that would appear to be underway right now.
And I could go through the new Ebola outbreak, the war, the mindless, idiotic war we're in, the F5 tornadoes, the ozone.
I mean, we could just go through a whole laundry list of things, the Columbine massacre, the horrid, horrid thing, kids killing kids, all of it.
I put it all together into one thing that I've called the quickening, as you well know.
I wrote a book about it.
And we're dead smack in the middle of it right now.
Like I have said before, it's time to start thinking about rebuilding now because it's over.
And when we rebuild, we've got to do it the right way.
The American children killing children, that was an unprecedented thing, and it was the impetus before last Christmas that made me stop what I was doing and say, I need to take a technical remote viewing look, a study of this to see what is driving that.
And that was the threshold that made me turn my attention to this idea of Satan.
And actually, SciTech has initiated a program to hopefully help counter some of the horror.
I don't honestly know in the case, again, we work a case-by-case basis.
I did not research The horrible event at Columbine, and I don't know what is behind that, but I did institute an initiative action program on our part to try to hopefully ameliorate the conditions in that region of Colorado, and we've done that already.
That's why I love my technology so much, because despite my ego or my background, it comes out.
And I'd like to talk a little bit about that.
These kids, they're not sure what to believe in.
And they're not even sure if there's anything to believe in at all.
And they feel powerless.
I see it in my own kids.
I used to drive my sons up to Denver and Littleton.
And with those high school kids, the same ones, we played hockey.
They were kids' hockey teams.
And it was a nice community.
It was a place where I would have loved to have lived.
And then this happened.
So people are striking out, whether they're adults or children, when they feel powerless.
That's how wars start, really, not out of a sense of powerless, as you know, or they're in pain.
And the children, they really need to find out for themselves that people are people, are not just statistics when we live, and they're not just dust in the wind when we die.
So rather than try to study this problem to death, because I felt so bad about it, what I decided to do yesterday is I instituted a SciTech Operation Guiding Light.
It may be a homey name, but that's what I call it.
And what we're going to begin doing is because our tapes are not affordable by high school kids, we're going to start donating them to American high schools.
They just sent two sets to Chatfield Senior High yesterday, and Chatfield is taking in the Columbine student body until their school is cleaned up.
And so they've got two sets, and we're going to kick this off fast and furious in hopes that in making these available, children will learn to have a tool where they can discern the truth.
So high school librarians will be getting these tapes, and we've talked to them.
And in fact, any high school administrator, U.S. high school administrator, or librarian who's interested in this program can contact us at our website, on the web at sitech.net, and we'll provide them with more information about it.
And it will list the recipients, the U.S. high schools, that have these tapes.
So it's an empowering tool for students.
And it's sexier than a video game or a Saturday night special.
It's a top-secret, classified technology used by real psychic spies to penetrate the deepest secrets and the see-through.
And we're going to teach high school kids how to do this.
They'll not only learn about the unknown, they'll learn about themselves.
And they'll be able to see what their real priorities should be.
Hopefully, they'll be able to learn how to maintain focus on those priorities.
And they don't have to be an athlete or an A student.
They just have to practice like hockey.
They have to learn to step aside from their egos in order to successfully see true.
And that the most impressive results will come when they learn how to tackle a problem or mount an expedition into the collective unconscious, as you call it, the matrix, as a team or a group.
And we're not going to leave them stranded.
SciTech is welcoming these young people into our online classrooms, into our chat rooms.
I mean, young people, when they learn this, they can see how awesome it is and yet how easy it can be when they demonstrate it to their parents or their siblings.
In other words, we're talking about children now that for no reason are killing and not giving a tinker's damn about their own lives and ending their own lives at the end of their little killing spree.
It's so horrible.
And would the truth help these people or would the truth solidify for them what they feel?
It's a hell of a question I have to ask, but I, you know.
And it's sort of my philosophy behind my laboratory and everything else that SciTech does.
And I'll talk about our new laboratory and our new division later.
So take a fool's advice on this just for a moment.
The universe is infinitely complex.
In fact, as a remote viewer, that becomes patently clear immediately.
But the problem is that we're trying to navigate through all this without a compass.
We don't even know where the Waypoints are.
And technical remote viewing is this great compass that can navigate its way around this and find the waypoints.
But we as human beings can't self-define.
We can't define who we are.
We've got to go to an outside agency, preferably the Creator, the one that seemingly abandoned us in this garden so long ago, to find out who we are and what the game plan is, because we can't find out ourselves.
But there's some big clues out there, at least in the Western world.
Supposedly, God created man in his own image.
That makes us creators of ideas and things, too.
Okay, remember, that's one clue.
Also, it says that God is love.
The writings say that.
So it follows that God's creations must be acts of love.
And in terms of man, free will being the supreme expression of that love.
So that if we're creators, then our own creations, our thoughts and things, including our technologies, should be these reflective acts of that selfsame love.
Creating our world and ourselves instead of destroying.
The problem is that our egos are an extreme impediment to any vision, and our brains aren't powerful enough to correct this deficiency.
So we're not going to be able to remake the next world, a world of peace, without assistance.
That is why I endorse the need to communicate with and to find mentors.
By mentors, I mean traditionally the teachers of men, and that is angels.
Now, technical remote viewing isn't a replacement for prayer.
It's an endorsement for it.
And I know prayer is extremely powerful.
And we are going to need prayer if you want to survive, if your consciousness wants to survive on this planet, you're going to really need that soon, very, very soon.
I have a story for you, too, if you want me to continue.
And so since I'm not the best of us, it grabs me all the time.
And I have, I need technical remote viewing to be able to see around that.
So I can trust the results of my work to deliver up an untainted picture of what's true.
So sometimes, I mean, this would probably, I don't know if this is the kind of thing that should be aired on the Art Bell show, but I'll tell you what I do sometimes, personal life of Ed Dames.
I look at a technical remote viewing search term, Ed Dames.
I look at the idea associated with that of guidance from Jesus Christ.
Now he's not alive, but mind is outside of time, so I can juxtapose the idea of me needing guidance against the mind of Jesus of Nazareth, regardless of whether he's alive today or not.
Okay?
Well, I did that a couple months ago.
I do it periodically.
And what my ego thought was, wow, you know, what's going to come out of work like this?
After all, I'm a super remote viewer.
Maybe I'm special.
Maybe I'll find a place that I can go and there'll be a burning bush or something like that, right?
And the name on it was of a person who lives far, far away in a distant country.
So I dragged this thing, heart attack city, rough terrain, dragged this thing back home, took a day, found the person that it belonged to, and began preparations to ship it to this distant country.
And I realized, oh my God, this is what I had remote viewed as a result of guidance.
All right, here's Ed Dames once again, Major Ed Dames, SciTech Ed Dames.
Before we move into one area I want to move into here, Ed, I want to give you a chance to.
You've got remote viewing tapes.
Anybody can remote view.
Literally anybody can remote view.
And you, several years ago, blew up the remote viewing community.
i'm sure a lot of people are really kicked off at you and you produce these really good The production quality of these things is Hollywood.
It's as good as you'll see in any production anywhere ever done.
I mean, it's superb.
These are tapes that will teach you how to remote view.
And the first one you can get, I know, for a very moderate cost, and I know from watching it that you will know after watching that first tape, folks, whether you want to go on and do the whole course or not.
I know that because I watched it, and I haven't gone on yet.
That doesn't mean that I think that it's not true.
It just means that I don't know if I want to remote view.
But if you do, you can get the tapes.
And now, so if you would explain to everybody, Ed, the first tape is a kind of introductory, here's what it's all about.
And any of the background or anything that they might want to study up on it and see us at work and they can reach us in the worldwide web at scitech.net.
There was a really big brouhaha when you remote-viewed Satan.
Even I worried for your safety.
And I got a gazillion factor, obviously, from the religious community wanting you to remote view the Creator, Jesus.
And or Jesus.
And so it's an obvious question.
You sort of dealt with it.
What can you tell us about the Creator?
Is the Creator, as Satan was, an entity, a real entity that still is present in some manner that we could understand other than to sort of say collectively, is there a real entity, the Creator?
Well, Satan is just an angel, not much far removed in the grand scheme of creation from an organism like man, whereas the Creator created the angels.
Remember, what we're dealing with at the laboratory level now, it is interesting.
Again, there's a convergence now of these epistemological, philosophical questions that because of the technologies that you could call them instead of developmental technologies, revelational technologies, because we're using technical remote viewing to leapfrog way over existing technologies.
So in our new division in SciTech, which we call transluminonics, it's a new division of SciTech, we have several laboratories.
It appears that if one uses technical remote viewing to look at the mind of Nostradamus, actually his consciousness, we now know, at the moment that he was downloading that, let's say it was true.
Let's say it wasn't hocus pocus or that he wasn't on drugs and that was a real event where he was actually able to see true as a clairvoyant into the future.
Let's say all that was the case.
Well, it appears to be the case to us at SciTech, and I think that he was looking at a biological warfare attack, and we've described this before.
What he could do as a natural psychic, if he did it correctly, is something that we cannot do as technical remote viewers.
We can't accurately place ourselves in calendrical time at this juncture, where natural psychics can sometimes do that.
And if that's the case, then, and he was right in July, that what it appears that he was looking at was a biological warfare attack on U.S. soil.
Yep, before I went on vacation, you weren't on with me.
I was just doing an open line thing or whatever it was.
I had a story, Ed, about a plant pathogen that has now showed up in Africa that they've never seen before, that is said to possibly, that previously, this is a mutated form of something that was around before, that killed a third of the continent's crops.
A third of an entire continent's crops, a plant pathogen egg in Africa.
But that, again, that's something that looking over the horizon that came out of nowhere and under circumstances that would be considered not only ludicrous but insane.
Yet we have to stick with our data.
That's the predictive work that we've done in the past.
In fact, years ago, we offered up our services to both the Army and National Institute of Health.
And they had already spent about a million dollars attempting to track down the reservoir of Ebola.
Where does Ebola, when it goes to sleep, when it becomes late, and where does it hide?
And my vice president, Joni Durup, drew an amazingly accurate sketch of a species of monkey.
Now this work is done blind.
The viewer does not know what they're remote viewing.
As you know.
So she had no idea of what the task was, not to mention what she was drawing.
So in the end, we had a monkey.
Now we can go on to determine whether or not that's the singular species that is the reservoir of Ebola.
We could continue the study to see if there are other species or if it becomes dormant in the soil, those kinds of things.
That's what we can do.
But we've got to have a receptive audience, whether it's a police department or an agency or somebody that wants our help.
Otherwise, we'll move on to things of our own interest.
In that case, they weren't interested.
But that's understandable, Art, because we're already pushing the envelope in terms of this technology.
And science has to be conservative because of our, I mean, traditionally it's been conservative.
And I understand it, I accept it, I respect it.
My laboratory is not conservative.
So to get back to what I was saying, what we're dealing with in our lab and transluminonics is the pre-quantum effects of fields before they become light.
So one of our first devices, our first technology, is focused on wireless quantum teleportation switching devices.
What we're telling the scientific community today is that we can develop switches that are operating at femtosecond switching speeds.
That's one quadrillionth of a second, one in 15 zeros, that fast, as fast as the fastest way we can now flash an X-ray laser.
We can develop a switch that can switch that fast with zero travel time, no measurable elapsed time between transmit and receive, no physical connection at any distance.
And that's what we're going to do, and we're going to shove that up the nose of the scientific community and say, it's not this that we were after because we wanted to show you what the ramifications are of developing this.
And that's the kind of thing that we're after in our laboratory.
Yes, it's worth a lot of money, but that's not what we're after.
We're after something else here.
As you already know, we're developing psionics devices.
We're precise, which we've talked about that too.
And we've got some, we're heading in a very interesting direction.
We've got a biophotonics experiment where we deal with what's called mitogenetic radiation.
Mytogenetic radiation is very much like what the unconscious part of mind was to psychology early in the century.
It's just something that, well, it's over there and we'll pretend it doesn't exist.
Mitogenetic radiation, a very interesting thing, when it's an observable phenomenon in human life, any life, when a cell, a biological cell, divides, many times it can be observed that there is a single photon of light near the ultraviolet spectra that is transmitted in this operation.
Now, why would Mother Nature go through all that trouble to produce light?
I mean, Mother Nature is very conservative when it comes to resources.
Our wireless quantum teleportation switching devices are in support of IBM's quantum computers, because the quantum computers that they're developing have to be hooked up optically, and now they can only transmit or achieve the effects between two computers at distances that don't go much beyond 50 feet.
What we're saying is we can provide them a medium and a switch that will enable them to hook up any number of quantum computers at any distance, parsecs away, galactic distances, it doesn't matter, and instantaneously achieve this distributive communication.
This is music that ought to take inside your own mind.
I don't know.
Maybe that's a scary place to be.
Good morning, I'm Art Bell Ed Dames, made side text Major Ed Dames.
Who should have remote viewed his own phone numbers, got them wrong.
I'll give him out in a moment.
Get the tapes.
Actually, got one right, one wrong.
Oh, boy.
We're going to get phone calls too, so if you have questions for Ed, and I know you do, we'll get to that shortly.
All bets off in 99.
I believe that.
In fact, actually, it's already being demonstrated, isn't it?
All bets are off.
It's going to be a really interesting year, and yes, I will be here New Year's Eve.
Depend on it.
I wouldn't miss that for all the tea in China.
All right, T and China.
unidentified
All right.
Streamlink, the audio subscription service of Coast to Coast AM, has a new name, Coast Insider.
You'll still get all the same great features for the same low price.
The package includes podcasting, which automatically downloads shows for you, and the iPhone app.
You'll also get our amazing download library of three full years of shows.
That's over a thousand shows for you to collect and enjoy.
If you're a fan of Coast, you won't want to be without Coast Insider.
Visit Coast2CoastAM.com to sign up.
Okay, so you've got Streamlink for full access to CoastToCoastAM.com.
You've downloaded the Apple iPhone app to take it all with you on the go, and you get the daily Coast Zone email newsletter delivered right to your inbox.
But aren't you forgetting something?
Yes, you are.
It's the one and only After Dark magazine.
Coast2Coast AM puts out a monthly four-color magazine that readers have been enjoying for more than 15 years.
And each month, you can read very personal editorials from me, George Norrie, interviews which covers areas that you don't hear on the air, articles from guests which are not on the internet, and relevant news stories that don't always get covered by the mainstream.
Subscribe now and cover all of your Coast to Coast AM media bases.
Call our new number at 1888-261-6392.
That's 1888-261-6392.
It's $39.95 for 12 monthly issues.
You can also subscribe online at coasttocoast AM.com.
That's www.coastacoastam.com.
Here's what you missed on Coast to Coast AM with George Norrie.
Now we look at sending humans to an asteroid.
Smart idea?
I would love to see that happen.
A mission to an asteroid is exactly the kind of thing that our nation's space program ought to be focused on.
Really pushing the envelope and really showing us what's feasible and possible to do.
What better target than leaving the Earth-Moon system behind completely and venturing off to a new little world that we've never been to before and getting ready for that long mission to Mars?
Streamlink, the audio subscription service of Coast to Coast AM, has a new name, Coast Insider.
You'll still get all the same great features for the same low price, just 15 cents a day when you sign up for one year.
The package includes podcasting, which offers the convenience of having shows downloaded automatically to your computer or MP FreePlay, and the iPhone app with live and on-demand programs.
You'll also get our amazing download library of three full years of shows.
Just think, as a new subscriber, over 1,000 shows will be available for you to collect, enjoy, and listen to at your leisure.
Plus, you'll get streamed and on-demand broadcasts of Art Bell, Summer Inside Shows, and two weekly classics.
And as a member, you'll have access to our monthly live chat sessions with George Norrie and special guests.
If you're a fan of Coast, you won't want to be without Coast Insider.
Visit coasttocoastam.com to sign up today.
Thank you.
You never know what you'll hear on Coast to Coast AM with George Norrie.
You know, there is terrorism out there, so in an effort to try to fight it or combat it, we give up these rights.
I'm convinced that there are groups out there, sinister, powerful groups, that would create this terror to continue to control us.
I think you're absolutely correct.
But of course, anybody that's followed the process of government throughout history, once a government has been given a certain amount of power, it always speaks more.
And to suggest that our government is different because it's America, I guess that just shows how historically ignorant the American people have become.
Because in a real sense, these things are our fault.
Americans are, in fact, now trading liberty for security.
Every day, this is going to happen now in our future, that we're going to allow this.
It's just a matter of time.
And now we take you back to the night of May 4, 1999 on Art Bell Somewhere in Time.
In fact, it took to, remember now, SciTech is 10 years old.
In the first half of our existence, we only worked for the military-industrial community and a very tight-knit group of customers, one of the largest engineering companies in the world, for instance, those kinds of things, only scientific endeavors.
It took a lot of coaxing by predominantly my vice president, Joni Durf, to convince me to turn this over to the public at large as a personal developmental tool.
And then really, when I look back thinking of my own personal history and involvement with remote viewing, I would have given anything to learn this.
And I thought, well, why should I deny it to anyone else?
Well, there weren't any others until they saw that this was a viable industry.
And then they jumped, you know, everybody wants to ride the glory train.
And then they jumped on.
In fact, now we have charlatans who have jumped on there, people who have bought our technical remote viewing tapes and now offer themselves up as instructors.
But there were, even years ago, Ed, I could name a few and I won't, because we don't do that here, because it gets into a cat fight, and I don't care about doing that kind of stuff here.
But there were other competitors for you for quite a period of time, and they too were charging thousands of dollars for the courses.
It's happening too fast for even us, Art, that we can't keep up with it.
Although, I think I should reiterate one more time that the so-called Y2K events, those ensembles of things that have been outlined, will primarily be eclipsed by larger things.
And people will, the Y2K idea will be a non-performer.
Sometime in the next two and a half to three years.
But all in all, the bottom line is you and I are now in agreement that things are happening fast and furious.
You call it the quickening.
I call it a confluence of events.
We're now on the same sheet of music.
I want to move on.
I want to start thinking in terms of rebuilding right now, you know, while we're still coherent and have the freedom to do that before the stuff hits the fan.
In those terms, you would be dealing with something that wouldn't be a connection with good.
It would be a connection with something else.
I don't think that you have to worry about using it negatively, especially if the intent, you know, egos notwithstanding, even if your intent were a little bit ego-centered, I think you still couldn't screw it up because there's an outside agency that will make sure that it doesn't get screwed up.
And by that, I mean the engineers, angels, flat out, angels.
We're talking about angels.
Where the rubber meets the road, the executors of prayer are angels.
Now, the communications route may not go to them directly.
In fact, it may not at all.
But the end result is that's where those are the action agents that carry out the dictates upon which prayer is based.
Well, in classical psychology, ego is an important thing.
It is that barrier or wall that allows us to be an individual.
But that's a funny thing in terms of the kinds of things that we discover in the laboratory where, okay, all of a sudden we're dealing with a single mind that is no such thing as an individual mind.
Well, suppose you let your ego down entirely and you are part of this universal mind.
The action that I've taken in this Operation Guiding Light is the best shot that it's action.
So I don't have to sit back and be another opinion.
But the best that I could come up with is, if you want my personal opinion, is when if our families fail and we have an outside institution, a church or somebody else's family or a school that could still offer us some type of nurturing, we might come out of it okay.
But when both systems fail, our social institutions and our families, that's the disintegration of society.
If you have questions, I'm Art Bell, and I'm back.
unidentified
You're listening to Art Bell somewhere in Time, tonight featuring a replay of Coast to Coast AM from May 4th, 1999.
Beautiful, magical, and on the bird in the trees.
Everything so happily.
Oh, joyfully, oh, joyfully, watching me.
Then they send me away, make me happy, and the magical, oh, be under.
Then they showed me a world where I could be so dependable Oh clinical, oh intellectual, cynical There are times when all the world will be done to begin the mind.
That, number one, and number two, it's just more acceptable, was more acceptable in their paradigm and their zeitgeist than it was here, where we viciously fought it in the Pentagon and other places.
In other words, if you would ask me a general question, Caller, are you a Christian?
I would say yes.
If you were to pin me down and make me say, I believe specific things are going to occur, then I would fall out of your category real quickly, just like Ed would.
unidentified
So you think the Bible might be faulted by the men who wrote it?
But I really have a feeling that what he meant was, you're not my kind of Christian, and if you're not my kind of Christian, you're not really a Christian.
But I guess I have a much looser interpretation of Christianity, and so do you.
We just don't fit neatly into that little box that some Christians want you to fit into.
you know some of it could be fallible i mean and then of course a lot of people Well, user of the Rockies, you're on there with Major Ed Dames and R.P.L. Hi.
One thing that bothers me about the Columbine and other related high school massacres is the zombie-like characteristics of the killers, the comments about the eyes being dead.
I think that's somewhat reminiscent of the assassins who gunned down Congressman Leo Ryan at the airstrip in Jonestown, Guyana.
One of the main objectives of the MKUltra program was the creation and manipulation of hypno-programmed assassins.
Perhaps these kids are Manchurian high schoolers, who was Harris' psychiatrist.
Dick Helms, the head of the CIA under Nixon, is quoted as saying that he wished he had a cell of children that he could raise from infancy to adulthood, mold them.
That's rather chilling.
And I'll go one step further before I conclude.
I think maybe there's a possibility that these Columbines and these Oklahoma City fireworks shows are really little American Reichstag fires creating chaos to basically terrorize the American populace into welcoming a fascist police state.
The apparatus is already in place.
There's so much disinformation on radio, television, print, internet.
We have virtual reality.
We have holograms, electromagnetic weaponry, hearth.
I'll tell you one thing.
If the scientific military complex can manipulate the weather, they're certainly doing so and they're not telling us.
Well, the technology, I think, is at such a level right now, you could fake the second coming of Christ reasonably, and half of Mississippi, Alabama, and Texas would fall to their knees praying to a giant hologram.
But I'm saying that I'm basically using my imagination to connect seemingly random events which randomly organized to still add up to the same basic scenario by my Bill of Rights or in the words of the Bill of Rights.
Let me mention something that this caller, who I've heard before, would be interested in.
In the early, actually the middle of the Cold War, Russian psychologists, and this was classified, a classified project, Russian psychologists had a project that lasted, oh, I'd say, almost 13 years before it was abandoned.
It was called the Man Project.
And dialectic materialism had a whole different view of the world than we do in the West.
Our Christian work ethic is a different worldview than dialectic materialism posed.
This Man Project attempted to actually create a citizen that would be 100% loyal to the establishment, even being Russian.
They went to Russian women who had given birth, who had children that were about four and a half, five years old, and these mothers signed their children over to this state program never to see them again.
These concepts have been known throughout the ages.
But they've just been, depending upon the culture and societies, they've been given different names.
That's all.
And in these days and times, not only do we need a technological description of them because we're a very specialized society, but we've reached the point where we're actually building devices to utilize them.
That's not to say that devices didn't exist in the past that used entirely different technology based upon an entirely different mindset slash science.
That's not to say that wasn't the case.
It's just that we've redefined what visionaries in the past, who we would have called scientists or natural scientists ages ago, have seen.
It's very much like trying to follow the soul in terms of continuity of consciousness or identity because we don't have the thesaurus, the lexicon, the memories to be able to relate to where that is, what it is doing, and those kinds of things.
Well, actually, it was a very good follow-up call.
All right, we're at the top of the hour.
Once again, they just fly by.
unidentified
We're listening to Ark Bell somewhere in time on Premier Radio Networks.
Tonight, an encore presentation of Coast to Coast AM from May 4, 1999.
Coast to Coast AM from May
Coast to Coast AM from May 4, 1999.
4, 1999.
You look like an angel, walk like an angel, talk like an angel, but I got words.
You're the devil in the skies, or the true devil in the skies.
You fool me with your kisses, you cheated and you skin.
Heaven knows how you lie to me.
You lie the way you seem.
You look like an angel, walk like an angel, talk like an angel, but I got my devil in the sky.
But you are the devil in the sky.
I thought that I was in heaven, but I was your surprise.
Heaven help me, I didn't see the devil in your eyes.
You look like an angel, walk like an angel, talk like an angel, but I got a wife.
The Devil in the Skies Oh, yes, you are The Devil in the Skies The Devil in the Skies You're listening to Ark Bell Somewhere in Time on Premier Radio Networks.
Tonight, an oncore presentation of Coast to Coast AM from May 4th, 1999.
We dropped soft bombs, and the lights went out in Yugoslavia.
Here we have storms.
We don't even need soft bombs.
We have storms.
unidentified
the lights go up You never know what you'll hear on Coast to Coast AM with George Norris.
You know, there is terrorism out there.
So in an effort to try to fight it or combat it, we give up these rights.
I'm convinced that there are groups out there, sinister, powerful groups, that would create this terror to continue to control us.
I think you're absolutely correct.
But of course, anybody that's followed the process of government throughout history, once a government has been given a certain amount of power, it always speaks more.
And to suggest that our government Is different because it's America.
I guess that just shows how historically ignorant the American people have become.
Because, in a real sense, these things are our fault.
Americans are, in fact, now trading liberty for security.
Every day, this is going to happen now in our future, that we're going to allow this.
It's just a matter of time.
Okay, so you've got Streamlink, our Apple iPhone app, the Daily Coast Zone free email newsletter.
But don't forget the After Dark magazine.
Every month you can read editorials from me, George Norrie, interviews you don't hear on the air, articles on the internet, and news stories not covered by the mainstream.
Simply subscribe now and cover all of your Coast to Coast AM bases.
Call 1888-261-6392.
1888-261-6392 or subscribe online at coasttocoast AM.com.
Streamlink, the audio subscription service of Coast to Coast AM, has a new name, Coast Insider.
You'll still get all the same great features for the same low price, just 15 cents a day when you sign up for one year.
The package includes podcasting, which offers the convenience of having shows downloaded automatically to your computer or MP3 player, and the iPhone app with live and on-demand programs.
You'll also get our amazing download library of three full years of shows.
Just think, as a new subscriber, over 1,000 shows will be available for you to collect, enjoy, and listen to at your leisure.
Plus, you'll get screened and on-demand broadcasts of Art Bell, Summer In Time Shows, and two weekly classics.
And as a member, you'll have access to our monthly live chat sessions with George Norrie and special guests.
If you're a fan of Coast, you won't want to be without Coast Insider.
Visit CoastToCoastAM.com to sign up today.
Okay, so you've got Streamlink for full access to CoastToCoastAM.com.
You've downloaded the Apple iPhone app to take it all with you on the go, and you get the daily Coast Zone email newsletter delivered right to your inbox.
But aren't you forgetting something?
Yes, you are.
It's the one and only Afterdark magazine.
Coast to Coast AM puts out a monthly four-color magazine that readers have been enjoying for more than 15 years.
And each month, you can read very personal editorials from me, George Norrie, interviews which covers areas that you don't hear on the air, articles from guests which are not on the internet, and relevant news stories that don't always get covered by the mainstream.
Subscribe now and cover all of your Coast to Coast AM media bases.
Call our new number at 1888-261-6392.
That's 1888-261-6392.
It's $39.95 for 12 monthly issues.
You can also subscribe online at CoastToCoastAM.com.
That's www.coastocoastam.com.
Streamlink, the audio subscription service of Coast2Coast AM, has a new name, Coast Insider.
You'll still get all the same great features for the same low price.
The package includes podcasting, which automatically downloads shows for you and the iPhone app.
You'll also get our amazing download library of three full years of shows.
That's over a thousand shows for you to collect and enjoy.
If you're a fan of Coast, you won't want to be without Coast Insider.
Visit CoasterCoastAM.com to sign up.
Here's what you missed on Coast to Coast AM with George Norrie.
Now we look at sending humans to an asteroid.
Smart idea?
I would love to see that happen.
A mission to an asteroid is exactly the kind of thing that our nation's space program ought to be focused on.
Really pushing the envelope and really showing us what's feasible and possible to do.
What better target than leaving the Earth-Moon system behind completely and venturing off to a new little world that we've never been to before and getting ready for that long mission to Mars?
You're listening to Arc Bell somewhere in time on Premier Radio Networks.
Tonight, an encore presentation of Coast to Coast AM from May 4th, 1999.
And I can't remember what the rest of the results were.
But the bottom line was that we felt, in our analysis, that it was tantamount to the opening of the Sixth Seal, what is described as the opening of the Sixth Seal.
Art, Ed, did it ever occur to the two of you that the more we talk about this, quote, inevitable event, end quote, on the horizon, the more we are making it happen?
In other words, if then we are creating this future by dwelling on what we believe to be coming, then we shouldn't be reading Bible because it really describes exactly what's going to occur, and that's dwelling.
Something interesting, I don't know if you've noticed what's happened in Nostradamus' Quantrain 72 that you were talking about earlier in the year 1999, the seventh month.
That quantrain, the seventh month, is actually written SEP, like September, S-E-P-T, which is French for seven, moi, moi-s, which means that it could be either September or the seventh month.
Actually, September was the seventh month before Julius and Augustus, who made July after Julius Caesar and Augustus, August.
Either way, sir, I guess the thing, dude, would be keep your head down between July and September.
unidentified
One of the interesting things is, well, I think that the point in time right now that really woke me up, is the last line of that one quantrain that starts with the year 99-07.
Right at the end, it says, before and after this event, September or July of 99, before and after Mars to reign happily.
Well, Mars is the great god of war, and just to read simply into that would be that there would be war just before this event and war surely after it.
Well, we sure are working hard on it right now, aren't we?
unidentified
Well, Nelson Davis has got part of this right so far, and I guess we just have to wait a couple of months to find out if, in fact, he put this date and time on all these different visions that he did have.
He gave this one a date and a time because I think now.
Now, if he said strike or conflict, I'd have really been worried.
unidentified
Well, really, really, he didn't know.
But he said this event is so great, and he has other quantrains that deal with it, that refer to it, that perhaps he gave it a date and time because it's something that our consciousness, something we can't change because it's maybe coming in from outside, like Deep Impact, a movie.
actually i think that this was one of And whether you talk about July or September, if it's one or the other or something in between, that's very specific.
But don't this count one thing which is very far-fetched in most people's minds?
And that's this.
Remember that this idea of mind, mind is outside of time.
And so, in a very real sense, in my technology, Nostradamus is right here, right now, discussing this point in a way that there is a connection between the minds.
So this could have been a collusion at some level between the unconscious, the individual unconsciousness of, let's say, remote viewers and Nostradamus at a level that we are not consciously aware of, but the effects are that Sitech ends up remote viewing this when, in fact, there was some type of a dialogue at a deeper level.
Is it something that can even be or is it like trying to view prior to the Big Bang, have we no reference, not enough reference to even go after that one?
And that they have really, what he's saying, I pretty much can follow completely based on what they have laid out.
Particularly, I think you're making a bad assumption thinking that they are in the past and related to their cultures because when somebody becomes a full enlightened being, they have no relation to the culture anymore.
They are in that state of oneness and any of the masters can jump back and forth just like you're talking about.
And there's a guy, I'm just going to mention this and leave, but if Ed wants to check it out, Osho Rajneesh.
Well, yogis do a number of things in their way to enlightenment and advancement.
Some of these are advanced stages of human potential.
They're called cities in yoga and in the East.
What we do in technical remote dealing and what we train people to do is to become specialists in one specific area of human potential, and that is information collection.
Now, the yogis can do this too, in many regards, with one big exception.
In the West, we are a very specialized society.
I'll give you an example.
Early Ming dynasty poetry in China could be read at several different levels, because it indeed could be written at several different levels.
And that is because the Chinese characters in those days had a number of different meanings depending upon their context.
The language was actually, at least poetry in Chinese called shi, was very much richer in those days.
After the Industrial Revolution worldwide, all the things in our lives, the names of things, became specialized.
There was no longer a general term.
A connecting rod on a car is just one piece of thousands of pieces in a car that, and a word for that had to be generated.
Now there are thousands and thousands of words in the Chinese language instead of just a few thousand.
But they aren't as rich as they were before.
We have become very technologically specialized.
And so what technical remote viewing does is it facilitates the downloading of that specialized knowledge from the matrix, the collective consciousness, if you will.
And it allows us to detail that out so we can put it to useful use in our day-to-day, work-ad world.
The yogis can't do this because they don't have those names.
They can perceive what we can perceive, but they can't detail the details that we can, if you know what I mean.
In terms of Western, modern, and I use that term loosely, men.
But I think that this specialization of ours has really removed us further and further away from this source, this monad, this universal mind, instead of taking us closer to it.
Although, technical remote viewing seems to be bringing us back around the other end.
And I think we'll meet the yogis coming and going.
The reason why I'm looking at you that way is because you're bringing the truth.
You're not lying to a bunch of people.
You know what I think about the modern-day Christians?
Christians, excuse me.
This is what I think about them.
All right?
If you look in the Bible and you see, and Jesus says this out of his own mouth, he says, when we get in the spirit, when we get in the spirit, he's going to look at them and says, excuse me, I don't even know you.
Get away from me.
And he's talking to those same people that are speaking in tongues, getting up there, skimming off the top of God's money.
And you call yourself a Christian?
I don't think so.
Not you are.
I'm just speaking, you know.
Because people love the truth.
God loves the truth.
But anyway, my question was to Mr. Dames.
Hello?
Yes, I'm here.
My question was to Mr. Dames.
Mr. Dames, I don't know if this will be like sacrilegious or whatever, but do you think that it's possible you could remote view the resurrection?
Well, we would want to put it in terms of Christian literature rather than an event that may have happened.
For instance, if we go into the matrix as technical remote viewers, and we use, let's say, the term alchemy, we have to be very specific because there are alchemical reactions, transmutations that occur now in cyclotrons today.
It's too late at the end of a 45-minute session to say, oh, gee, what I really meant was what Merlin the magician was doing back, you know, in the Middle Ages.
It's too late then because we screwed up the search and we have to do it all over again.
Suppose you came back and said to me to bring this show full circle, well, you might think of a resurrection as, remember at the beginning of the program, Ed, when you were talking about downloading Art Bell's mind or anybody's mind and putting it into something, you know, whatever, some consciousness?
That would be, that could be one definition of a resurrection, couldn't it?
We would go into it, not armed with any preconceived notions about what the heck that means, except in terms of the collective consciousness.
What does it mean in there?
In terms of a pattern of information, how does this translate into terms that we can understand today, if we can even understand it?
If it can, I can get back to you and say, okay, this is the ensemble of data that we pulled out as a result of hitting that address register in the grand computer in the sky, okay?
Yeah, at that time, we did not know what we were dealing with at all.
We couldn't describe it.
And then it took us two years to be able to ascertain that we were dealing with an actual physical event, and it dealt with our own son.
unidentified
Well, do you think, like that scene that you targeted that time, can you think it could be explained, like you explained earlier, that the soul was now in charge and now is looking back at the body that now just has a mind?
And that's maybe what the quickening event could be moving towards, is allowing the soul to take charge completely and override the mind so we can gain access to that one mind to help us clean up our mess.
When a remote viewer remote views 666 as a topical search, at the end of a 45-minute remote viewing, they've sketched coins and currency and dollar bills and foreign currency, that kind of thing, yeah.
So the idea in the collective consciousness and unconscious, the matrix, that's our technical term for it, is that 666 relates very powerfully to that idea contemporaneously, money.
And I wanted to pose a question to Art, I mean to Ed, in regards to these angelic beings.
Do you feel that the remote viewing is giving you a better means to understand what they're trying to achieve on earth or giving us a better means that we might be able to, through prayer, communicate with them to achieve things that are towards the betterment of humanity?
15 years ago, we didn't think topical searches were doable in remote viewing, but it turns out to be we have to run about five or six 45-minute remote viewing sessions and then see what we're dealing with because we're not sure of the question in the terms of a topical search.
Do you see what I mean?
We're not sure if the question is correct.
And so that's why we go in and feel it out and then come out and see if a pattern emerges.
Sometimes we're dealing with just a nonsense idea and we've got nothing to start off with.
And again, if you're a high school administrator or librarian, Operation Guiding Light, get in touch with me via our website, scitech.net, and we'll see if we can get some tapes to you and your students.