Robert Miles, a 30-year film/TV veteran, claims extraterrestrials abducted him during a Hawaii sailing trip and teleported him to Jupiter’s LaGuardia-like spaceport via a 100-foot saucer. He describes a "Federation" of Class III civilizations using "Zionist’s principle"—removing leaders to destabilize worlds—while revealing Earth’s role as a prison planet for banished rulers, tied to Atlantis and Lemuria’s cyclical destruction through axis tilts. His mission: building Safe Space One, a 255-foot watercraft funded by book sales and film projects, to showcase cooperative global trade and vibrational gold theories, despite skepticism about replicants and Hollywood’s script shifts. Bell leaves listeners to weigh whether Miles’ vision of cosmic benevolence or Dames’ warnings next week hold the key to humanity’s future. [Automatically generated summary]
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this is the weekend edition of coast to coast a m i'm art You're just not gonna believe it, because I certainly didn't.
It's incredible.
I got up this afternoon.
Yeah, that's right.
I get up in the afternoon.
I don't get up in the morning.
I get up in the afternoon.
even during the long months of retirement i continue to be a nice person and so i got up this afternoon and i rumbled in here with my first cup of coffee and uh...
brought up the coast coast and website and Right between the eyes, it hit me.
It said, WABC, the big fifth southwater from New York City, has picked up the weekend edition of Coast to Coast.
You can now catch the Saturday into Sunday and the Sunday into Monday shows from 1 to 5 a.m. on 770 WABC.
I mean, holy crap, I almost pooped some sort of concrete product right on the spot.
You see, nobody had told me.
Nobody mentioned to me that we were going to be in New York City tonight, back on WABC.
Nobody.
And so I caught it on the website.
Whoa.
And somehow they found an old photograph of me when I was actually at WABC.
I was a blast.
And so they had that up there with the story.
And I'm telling you, I swear to you, I had not a clue.
I just was blown away.
You've got to understand, aside from, of course, being the number one radio market in the United States, next to our good friends at KFI in Los Angeles, WABC is my alma mater.
I grew up around the Northeast.
You know, I lived in Connecticut.
I lived in New Jersey.
I lived in New York.
I lived all around.
I lived in Maryland when I lived there.
I listened to WABC for all of my childhood.
And so, to me, little makes me nervous these days, but getting back on WABC, just incredible.
The way it happened today was as funny as it gets.
At any rate, it did happen.
And so I guess we are on a New York City.
Hey, New York.
I guess we're on a New York City.
It means a lot to me.
It means more than I can describe to you.
I listened to Cousin Brucey as I was growing up.
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I mean, that was my radio station all my young life.
And so when we first achieved New York and WABC, back during the earlier syndicated version of the show, a couple retirements ago or so, it meant a great deal then, and it means a whole lot right now.
Just before airtime, I got the following email, which I think is funny.
This just came from Kathy, good, good old Kathy in Woodbridge, New Jersey, who says, hey, Art, things are beginning to get back to normal.
The Great Art Bell debuts again tonight on WABC Radio here in New York City.
They have, and this kills me, they have none other than Curtis Sleewa doing a commercial about your return.
In the promo, it starts out with your wonderful laugh, and then you hear Curtis say, quote, I thought I was rid of that loony kazuni from parts unknown.
So I thought I would put up A picture of my home, and there it is, for those of you who have been wondering.
Now, I want to announce that I'm going to be doing Ghost Ghost AM.
We've had a million emails about that question.
George asked me if I would do Ghost to Ghost on Friday night, Saturday morning, the 31st of October.
And of course, I will.
That will be a very, in fact, an entirely caller-driven program.
I've had a million emails about that.
So, yes, this year I will be doing Ghost to Ghost Friday night, Saturday morning.
So that means I do three whole days that week, Friday night, Saturday, Saturday night, Sunday, Sunday night, Monday.
Confirmed, I will do that.
Now, if you have any guest suggestions or otherwise wish to get to me, and usually if you're going to make a guest suggestion, the best thing to do is give me a way to get hold of that guest.
It makes it an awful lot easier.
My email address remains the same, and that is Art Bell.
That's A-R-T-B-E-L-L at mindspring.com.
Artbell at mindspring.com.
Or, alternately, artbell at A-O-L.com.
So with that, let's look at what's going on in the world very quickly.
Very quickly.
President Bush on Saturday offered a portrait of Iraq as a country where life is returning to normal after the war, insisting that why Iraq, he says, is making progress despite a steady drumbeat of bad news.
The president said that progress was coming as a result of his clear strategy, not thought by the Democrats to be that clear, really.
A team of 18 doctors began complicated separation surgery Saturday in an attempt to give two-year-old co-joined twins at the head, mind you, brain even co-joined with...
These two are from Egypt, and one or both may not make it.
It is a very, very risky operation.
Can you imagine being co-joined at the brain, at the head, at the, you know, your brain?
And by the way, congratulations, New York.
I bet you guys are all jumping up and down anyway.
The pitching battle for the ages, that's what they call it, the pitching battle for the ages, lived up to the billing.
Not just because Roger Clemens and Pedro Martinez were on the mound in a game that featured brawls, brushbacks, and plenty of bad blood.
Mike on a game, bad blood.
Clemens pitched the New York Yankees past the Boston Red Sox 4-3 Saturday for a 2-1 lead in the best of seven for the championship series.
So, huh.
Then there was, of course, this, the big shock on Friday.
Not such a big shock to me.
Rush Limbaugh admitting, saying, Friday, well, he issued the following statement.
Why don't I just say what he said?
You know, I've always tried to be honest with you and open about my life, so I need to tell you today that part of what you've heard and read is correct.
I am addicted to prescription pain medication.
I first started taking prescription painkillers.
This is very important.
Some years ago when my doctor prescribed them to treat post-surgical pain following spinal surgery, unfortunately, the surgery was unsuccessful, and I continued to have severe pain in my lower back and also my neck due to herniated discs.
I am still experiencing that pain.
Rather than opt for additional surgery for these conditions, I chose to treat the pain with prescribed medication.
The medication turned out to be highly addictive.
And I won't read the rest of the statement.
Suffice it to say, following that program and that statement, Rush went into a 30-day or so rehab situation, which is going to be rough going for him.
And I want to say this.
I understand, believe me, I understand back pain.
There is nothing in the world worse than back pain.
It would take me and turn me into a complete blinking pretzel.
I mean, I could not stand.
I could not lie down.
I could not sit.
I could not do anything with horrible, without these horrible, racking, jumping nerves in my back.
It was just, it was horrid that, you know, without painkillers, you wouldn't want to live.
I'm being very serious with you.
You would not want to live.
So I know many, because I got many emails after I made the last statement I made about Russia.
Many people are, of course, using this to the max.
People who have disagreed with Rush and find him less unpleasant have used this to hit him and bang him over the head with, but he's just human like everybody else, not a lot different.
I think people tend to put talk show hosts and people in the media up on some sort of pedestal they don't belong on, really.
Rush, of course, is enormously talented, but I mean, we're all just people.
And if he had the kind of pain that I had, and I've taken prescription painkillers as well, though I always fought and I could never take them, you know, going on the air.
That was always the problem for me.
I just couldn't do it.
I could do it in the morning and then I could begin to walk a little bit, never straight, but walk a little bit.
And so I'd take a pill in the morning, but I couldn't take one to go on the air and I refused to do that because, of course, you wouldn't be very clear-headed, would you, if you did that?
So I never did.
And on those nights, I would miss the broadcast.
My guess is that Rush went ahead and did them in order to do his broadcast.
So I understand a lot of people are just going to let the poo-poo fly his way because you just plain don't like Rush.
But he's human like anybody else.
I'm very sorry he's hooked on these.
And I hope that I wish him nothing but well.
And I have faith that he will come through this as strong as ever.
He's a very, very strong person.
So from me to you, Rush, good luck, buddy.
We'll be right back.
If you ever heard that sound before, the hair on the back of your neck is straight up right now.
That's the sound of Bigfoot, of Yeti.
And it was recorded in the forest.
Now, Siberian scientists have found what they're calling this well-preserved furry limb of a mysterious creature that might be the legendary Yeti.
This paw, I show a photograph of it here, was found frozen in the permafrost high up in the remote Altae Mountains, like the Alps.
The Altes are becoming warmer and melting, exposing the preserved bodies of frozen people and animals.
One mountain climber said, I turned the limb over, I guess he's the one who found it, examined the sole of the foot, and I thought it looked rather unusual, so I decided to bring it back with me.
Good thing.
Scientific tests and x-rays show the bones are several thousand years old, but no one's been able to identify the creature yet.
There's a long tradition of Yeti or the abominable snowman sightings in that area.
The creature probably walked on snow.
This is very interesting.
Since the sole of the foot, here's how well it's preserved.
A newly discovered kind of ape has been found in the Congo as well.
It's a new mystery ape.
They're now doing DNA fingerprints to find out more about that one.
But this one that they found may be the abominable snowman.
It may be Yeti.
Most of us, I think, cringe.
This is from unknowncountry.com.
Most of us, I think, cringe.
I know I do.
Every time we turn on the news, you hear about more American dead in Iraq, more soldiers dead, right?
But they are not just dying from stealth attacks and car bombs.
They're contracting mysterious illnesses as well.
In fact, suicide, another cause of death there.
But James Conahey is at C-O-N-A-C-H-Y, says the Washington Post reported that more than 6,000 service members have been medically evacuated from Iraq since the beginning of the new war.
4,500 of those non-combatant injuries for every soldier who's been killed, another 15 have become so ill that they've had to be flown back to the U.S. What could be causing all of this?
Well, I'm sure you've heard the reports of pneumonias.
Some people are speculating it may be the vaccines that they had to take, you know, the shots they had to take before going to Iraq.
But those are awfully high numbers.
Now, I'm not familiar with generally how many combat deaths or how many casualties we have compared to the number of deaths, but this does seem to be unusually high.
Trevor Hadley and Roy Galinek were reunited in a kind of a kinetic way this week.
The two former Wiley High School classmates were hospitalized Monday following, get this, separate bouts with lightning bolts.
These are two buddies, right?
Hadley, 25, a rehabilitation technician for Hendrick Medical Center, strolled out into the parking lot to pick up the van he drives to shuttle patients to medical appointments with raindrops falling.
Hadley decided he better take shelter, snagged an umbrella from a co-worker.
Funny thing is, he said, I never use an umbrella, never carry one.
But I did.
Hadley said he was standing in a puddle of water, bad, right, and trying to open the van door.
So he had his hand on the metal.
He was holding the, oh, I can see how this happened.
I put the key in the door and the umbrella began to shake.
You remember closing counters of the third kind?
Remember the mailboxes?
Like that.
The next thing he says I remember, quoting, was a flash.
Hadley said when he regained consciousness, he realized he'd been thrown about 20 feet and was lying in another pool of water.
He said, I remember thinking, quote, wow, I'm wicked hot.
And quote, I tried to remove my legs and it just wasn't happening.
Lucky for Hadley, he was hit in the parking lot of a hospital.
Yeah, not bad.
Now, meanwhile, a few miles southwest of town, Roy Galinek, 27, his friend, was installing a dryer in the house he's building in a town called Eula, I guess it is, E-U-L-A.
I was holding the dryer clamp, he said, and all I saw was this flash.
I got thrown across the room.
The next thing I remember, I woke up on the ground rolling around and screaming in pain.
Delnick said he knew he'd been struck by lightning because the power at the house hadn't even been hooked up yet.
Now, these are two friends.
They're both going to recover.
Now, the odds of getting struck by lightning for any of us would be about one in 700,000.
The odds for two friends in the same town to get hit during the same storm probably can't even be calculated.
I wonder if they've acquired any sort of power.
Because it's, once again from unknowncountry.com, because it's so far north, Alaska is showing the effects of global warming long before any of the other 49 states.
Forests that should be green are brown due to the spruce bark beetle over the past 15 years.
It's killed more trees in Alaska than any other insect in North America's recorded history.
Ecologist Ed Berg blames the high beetle population on the weather.
He says, we had a really long run of summers.
John Whitfield writes in Nature.com that in Prince William Sound, Boats have to navigate through a large number of icebergs, which are calving off the Columbia Glacier.
Alaska is already famous for its mosquitoes, so big they're referred to as a state bird.
It's true.
I lived there once.
Alaska's sea ice had the biggest melt yet this summer, and the winter was unusually mild.
Remember the picture last week up on the website of the Arctic?
Oh, my God.
Two-thirds of the Arctic has melted.
I mean, it was a shocking photograph.
He goes on, it's hard to tell how much of Alaska's climate change is due to global warming and how much to natural climate cycles.
There seems to be a 60-year variation in temperatures between East and Weso, and one side heats up, the other one cools down in a few years.
This could, he says, flip again and reverse Alaska's recent warming trend.
Meteorologist Gunter Weller says, quote, what you see here is an indicator of what can be expected in the rest of the world, end quote.
You think about that one a little bit.
It's coming.
No?
Scratch that.
It's here now.
The weather changes already have begun.
All we can do is adapt, get ready, make changes before we can't.
From the high desert, I'm Art Bell.
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The following is such a non-trivial item that I really have to cover it.
And you know how all of us have wondered, haven't we, about the shape of our own universe?
And this article is entitled, Shape of Universe Known Long Ago.
Scientists now know the universe is not infinite and that space is curved in on itself in the shape of basically a soccer ball.
Interesting, there's a scientific name for this, but I'll call it a soccer ball.
Interestingly enough, the ancient Greeks, including Plato, thought the universe was made up of this geometrical shape, and the artist Leonardo da Vinci, who was the recipient of much ancient knowledge, studied these shapes as well.
Astronomers think that this shape is the best way to account for the newest satellite observations.
David Whitehouse writes in the BBC News Online that though scientists now think the universe is finite, we can never reach the edge of it because this shape would keep pushing us back toward the center again.
In other words, we think we're making progress about the universe, but we're really not.
We're really just climbing over another edge, which is more or less like a faceted soccer ball, if you can imagine that.
In fact, if we went out one side of it, we'd be pushed back into the other.
Try and wrap your mind around that one.
So how are they figuring all this out?
Cosmic background radiation is the echo of the Big Bang.
And so reading the echo, I mean, after all, radar is nothing, and sonar is nothing but energy sent out, and you read the returning waves.
And so like the initial boom from the Big Bang, we read what's coming back, and from that, we conclude that the universe itself is, as described, sort of like a giant faceted soccer ball.
And while you might think you're making progress toward the other end of it, you're not, because there is no other end of it.
It's finite.
You'll get Right back to where you began from.
So the next time somebody asks you how high is the sky, you might have some kind of response for them.
Now, here is a gentleman who faxed me, if I can find his name.
Yeah, here it is.
He faxed me, I don't know, a few hours ago, I would say.
It caught my attention because the email that you sent me, not a fact, the email you sent me said something about giant globs of gelatin-like material forming in your yard, not dropped from wherever, but forming in your yard.
Is that, I mean, fill us in.
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Yeah, as far as we can tell, it looks like it might be dropping, but we don't know for sure.
It's just the weirdest thing we've ever seen, and it just appears occasionally, so it's not like, I mean, you kind of forget about it for a long time, and then it happens again.
And earlier in the last couple of days, listening to the situation that's developed for Rush, in particular listening to his comments about the failed back surgery, I myself see a pain specialist for chronic, severe pain.
And I take narcotics only as prescribed by the doctor, but I wouldn't be able to function normally without it.
You know, I really feel that the crime that's been committed here is that he's failed to be treated adequately because he's been able to perform his job as our talk radio host exemplary.
There's no way that you can, all those days he's been on the air.
He wasn't under the influence.
He was adequately medicated.
The crime he supposedly committed is he chose to medicate himself more than what was prescribed.
And yeah, and I believe this month, the 13th of this month, is the anniversary of the miracle of Fatima, where the sun was moved by, supposedly by Mary.
Yes.
Or the Spirit of Mary.
And I believe that Mary's been appearing to me over the last couple of years now and telling me to help get the word out about the miracle there and the power that Jesus and the saints and those who have been.
you know is is is in your mind or is it Just like the kids of Fatima, I supposedly had the same experience, and it's kind of hard for me to, you know, I don't even know if it's real or not myself, you know, because how can I prove something that no one else can see?
And so, like, one thing that has been happening to me in the last few months is that I've been looking up at the moon and at Mars and praying the Rosary and asking Mary if you can really have this power.
Go ahead and move that in front of me.
And I swear I believe that it's been moving.
And I have a friend of mine who almost passed out when he thought it was moving.
Now that actually brings up a pretty interesting subject, sir.
And you say your friend saw it.
And so when you're talking about miracles, then you always have to wonder, I guess a little bit, at least I always have, whether miracles are actually apparent to all or whether they're visual manifestations that only certain witnesses and people associated with the immediate event see and that others do not.
So you can't know about somebody like this.
Oh, by the way, coming up in the next hour, we're going to be interviewing an abductee.
I think, you know, Robert Miles is his name.
He doesn't refer to himself as an abductee, but that certainly is what happened to him.
And I scheduled this guest myself after he sent me direct information about his experience.
He's written a book called Safe Space, which is in part fiction.
However, his experience and the experience from which he drew the information to write the book is not.
And what you'll be hearing tonight is his personal story.
I think that Rush is in good hands with regard to his recovery from narcotic addiction.
He's probably going through hell right now, but I think he's in good hands.
Professionals, probably the best.
You know, Dan Molly can afford the best, so that's where he is now.
With regard to the use of mass consciousness, I have great reservations about it.
But for the most very urgent of reasons, I would not do it.
And I was rather cavalier early on with my use and experimentation of that incredible power.
And I think it may be a power greater than nuclear power and what we have discovered thus far.
The mass concentration capabilities, I believe, can change the weather, can change the world.
But we don't know much, if anything, about the power.
You all know about the experiments going on at Princeton.
And by the way, I want to have some guests back on that project, which tries to keep a very low profile, so they don't really like to talk about it on the radio or television.
But it's an incredibly important subject.
One that I have great, great, great reservations and cautions about using.
I guess part of the reason for that is because I proved to myself, along with those of you who were here to hear the experiments, that it works.
There's no maybes, there's no questions about it, but mass concentration can create rain.
Mass concentration can change the weather.
Mass concentration can probably do anything.
And so its direction is something that I've become extremely cautious about.
There were a large number of things that Ed Dames hit right on the money, and some that are time-sensitive, that is not such a good function of remote viewing.
They have a very hard time with timelines.
because he sees something that occurs that is not yet occurred doesn't mean that it's not going to occur sir or he did say that uh...
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soon after the gulf war started a north korea would set up a nuke somewhere and he said in his No, no, no.
He said it to George Norrie about four months ago.
What he has said specifically is that North Korea would be the first power to use a nuclear weapon in anger since the Second World War.
That's what Ed Dame said.
And the likelihood of his being right, particularly in view of recent news, I would say, is higher than ever.
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Because much as Curtis may put up a brave front and utter things like the loony kizuni from parts unknown when referring to me, it is nothing but a brave front.
Because you see, even during my months of retirement, Curtis called me for instructions on a weekly basis.
Every week without fail, Curtis was on the phone saying, Art, what do I do now?
And I ran that man's life just like I do every day on a continuing basis.
Oh, not only do you wonder, you begin to worry because in our case, we were running short of food and supplies.
We had calculated the voyage might take 20 days.
Of course, we had a little bit, but we were getting pretty low by the time we saw 747 coming in over our head and landing there in the clouds because the island was a little bit obscured.
It was quite a feeling to make a landfall after making that voyage.
Well, yeah, as a matter of fact, I did sell my vessels, and part of my experience is connected to that.
But just to say, after the boat in Hawaii, I later went on to build a very large, at the time it was the world's largest catamaran, which had 3,000 square feet of living and working space.
And that was a ship that I designed, and it was constructed of wooden fiberglass, and it had some steel, but I had some partners, and it was an amazing construction project that took a little bit over a year to build, and then it was launched in Long Beach.
I went from building the boats to having to have a way to support the boats.
And the media was very interested in those of us that were adventuresome back in those days.
And they were always asking questions and wanting to do interviews and those kind of things.
And so I had to start learning how to write press releases.
Then I got involved in San Diego with writing for the waterfront newspaper there, the San Diego Log, and I started producing on Channel 15.
I did a couple of documentaries, one called Come Sail Away, which aired worldwide on cable, and some on gold mining, and some on RVing and adventuring.
So I mean I'm trying to set all this up for what they're about here because it's kind of a big departure from what your life was until that moment when it happened, right?
Well, we were in the Hawaiian Islands, and we were aboard that first vessel.
And I had sailed around the islands with my partner for almost two years.
And we had the boat moored in Alawai Yacht Harbor in Honolulu.
And actually, Art, it might be hard to believe for a lot of people out there, but after living that way, you know, the surfing, the diving, the living on the boat, the hard life.
And being able to live for basically 50 cents a day because there was lots of food and there was lots of opportunity to eat dinner and those kind of things.
But I finally decided that I wanted to sell the boat, and my partner and I agreed to do that.
And we had made the decision to sell the boat, and I was about to deliver the boat, and the morning that we were to deliver the boat, I woke up very, very early.
I woke up about 4.30 in the morning.
And on that vessel, I was laying in my bunk, which was a large double bed, looking up through an open skylight and just kind of contemplating what was going to happen with my life.
I mean, this is a really important part of what's about to come, I think, because inevitably people will say, well, you were having, you know, some sort of sleep-induced dream, vision, whatever.
I mean, there's no question in your mind, you woke up.
And I was looking out through the skylight as the morning dawn was breaking there, and I looked at my clock, and it was just a couple of minutes after five, and I knew that I had to get up and get with it pretty quick.
And all of a sudden, the most incredible feeling of energy began to fill my entire stateroom.
And there was a dazzling array of lights and color.
But this was like building from like 110 to 220 to 440 to the point that my whole body was vibrating with her being in my proximity and me being in her presence.
If there was going to be a manifestation in front of somebody like this, the beginning of an experience, think, folks, what do you think would relax the person more to see some gray thing with weird eyes pop suddenly in front of you, some little typical gray alien, or a beautiful woman?
And I think that everything we'll talk about tonight is not going to be about a frightening experience or about despair, but rather about hope and opportunity.
Because that's entirely what the safe space experience was and is.
And that I said, well, you know, why are you here?
And she said, we wanted you to know that we're here and we wanted you to know about a mission and a purpose that is going to take place on planet Earth.
But even though you've got a beautiful woman on your hands, people don't have colors and energy almost beyond description and beautiful women popping up out of thin air every day.
So are you sure that you were in, I don't know, your right state of mind?
I mean, to accept this calmly, as you just finished telling me, is not necessarily logical.
Well, and I don't think a lot of what we're going to be talking about is logical.
And, you know, over the years I've tried to logically figure it out.
And the more I think that I try to put logic to it, although there has been some developments in science and in quantum physics and other things, but, you know, I think that some of this defies what we as a class zero society accept as logic.
Things that I've learned and things that were told to me and things that people are experiencing out there.
Things that to a primitive level society, and I would call Earth that, because we haven't even yet reached the point where we can contain and control the energies of our own natural resources, let alone the sun.
And these people are from a class three civilization, which has the power to harness billions of sun.
Now, the class zero to class three civilization thing, as you're well aware, is from Dr. Michiu Kaku, who I'm going to have, by the way, back on the 19th, I think.
But I'm sure that's where you're drawing this generality from.
So how did you come to the conclusion you were dealing with what he would call a Class III civilization, which is a civilization that has learned to harness the power of the universe, the power of many multitudes of suns, more power than we can imagine?
How did you know you were dealing with something on that level?
Since that time, you know, in an attempt to use logic and to figure out the experience, you know, I've read and researched and pursued, you know, every avenue that I could.
But at that time, it was just a demonstration of what occurred throughout the ongoing experience that left me convinced and has ultimately altered my life.
The End When you get people like Robert, you better listen to them because this is happening all over the world.
The kind of thing that happened to Robert is happening all over the world.
Robert, when you touched this woman, you said, go ahead and touch me, and yourself to make sure you're awake and alert and alive, and you know you are.
When you touched her, was she, well, did she appear to your eyes to be human?
Well, for one thing, I want to understand the other end of this teleportation.
I mean, the average person, if they suddenly, bam, like that, were standing in LaGuardia when they'd been on a ship in Hawaii, they would fall down on the floor.
No, well, I was, you know, she didn't give me detailed instructions.
And honestly, I, you know, I've thought about it a jillion times since that time.
And all I can say is that I believe that possibly I was in another dimension.
And I believe that because I feel like what I was doing and what was going on on that dimension was overlaid over the existing activity that was going on in what we would call our three or four dimensional universe.
The outfits that they were wearing in terms of their clothing was, again, we're talking about a time before a lot of the new Lexans and plastics, but it was a very radiant material.
I was sitting in a lounge, and it was covered with a leather-like, I don't know if it was leather, but it was a leather-like material.
And it was very light in color.
And there were digital readouts on like a console between the seats were actually set so that a couple of people could sit, not side by side, because there was like a console in the center between those seats.
And there was a digital readout, clock-like device that was registering three different time periods.
That have the ability to resonate at different frequencies.
And I know that they boosted my frequency to a level that not only was I able to do this, but I was able to experience the whole experience without any fear or without any trepidation as far as the actual trip and...
That's very interesting because, of course, as you know, trying to escape the Earth's atmosphere requires a very great deal of oomph, as in millions of pounds of thrust, and you feel many Gs as you accelerate to 18,000 miles an hour in a craft that we build to get away from the Earth.
But, you know, I'm told that in these kinds of craft that you're describing, the effects of gravity and acceleration are somehow negated so that you felt nothing is very interesting.
and how was everybody else in the craft reacting the other two passengers in the crew and all the rest during this the pal The length of the flight was very short.
I actually was looking around the cabin area, and the attendant came back towards me, and she said, we'll be landing and disembarking, and you'll be met as you disembark from the craft.
Robert, I want to just very quickly pick up on a detail.
Adriana from Pasarobles, California, fast blasphemy, we have this computer thing they can do on the website, sending me messages.
I need ask this question.
If he was sleeping when she came, now you did say actually you were awake, but here's the presumption.
If you were sleeping or near sleep or just up from sleep when she came, were you transported to New York and LaGuardia in your sleeping attire or what?
Well, as I recall, it was, you know, it had the saucer shape.
It had the portals.
It was more rounded on the top and the bottom.
Like, you know, and I hate to go back to the traditional saucer photography and those kind of things, but, you know, I've seen images posted on the web and in different places of pictures of crap that look very similar to what I actually was aboard.
Robert, I want to read you something that somebody named Roger sent me who says, hey, Art, I've been following the UFO phenomena for 33 years, and I'm troubled by the fact that certain subjects can't or won't be discussed publicly, even by the UFO researchers or advocates who acknowledge them among themselves.
And boy, what an example he gives.
He says, many UFO researchers have noted that UFOs have changed their appearance over the years.
Now, it's not just the viewer's interpretation like in the 1970s, they were typically saucer-shaped metallic craft.
Not so today.
Indeed, it turns out that UFOs do indeed seem to change with the times And appear, key line coming up here, and appear as we expect them to.
They appear as we expect them to.
Now, that's interesting.
So, could it be that your vision of what it looked like was filled by your own expectation or predisposition of what you thought it ought to be?
Okay, so again, this energy and light show that you experienced in your cabin when all this began, you felt that same energy, any of the same light show going on?
I would say they were interesting but not unusual in terms of things that someone would call a way out, far out spacescape like you see in a lot of the science fiction stuff.
And conducted into what I would consider to be like kind of like an auditorium area and told to have a seat and was then introduced to the individuals that would brief me.
And there were also other people there, Art, at the briefing.
And I would estimate that there were probably another 50 individuals.
And I would think that many of those individuals were from planet Earth.
Appeared to be other individuals like myself, therefore the briefing.
And although it wasn't all positive in the sense that I need a lot more detail than this, I understand it was hope, but exactly what, how did the briefing manifest itself?
Region Vars is a full Federation starship commander.
His starship is a Titha and is a three-mile-long spacecraft that was on the backside of Jupiter.
Exius was what would be called the high priest of the Federation or the spiritual, if you would, Mentor who was responsible for Varsa's development and for many,
many lifetimes directing the affairs of individuals both on the mother planet, which is the seat of the Federation government, and also affecting the affairs on planet Earth.
Well, all of the other planets spin out of control.
And that's exactly what happens with a population or with a group of people or with, you know, it doesn't matter whether it's a solar system or whatever.
If you remove the leader, then everybody else goes home to do something else.
And that's exactly the principle that the Federation used.
And what was shown to me and told to me and discussed with me was that the Federation had been removing leaders from all over the star systems and had been placing them on a prison planet.
And many, many people have memories and have experiences that, you know, from time to time flash in their minds or emerge in their life.
And what I've come to understand is that if those same principles were applied today to the wars and to the things that are going on in the world, if we waged wars against leaders instead of populations, you know how short our wars would be.
And the tilting of the planet, which was the method that has been used to tilt the Earth on its axis, which devastates the populations and changes the whole eco-structure, had been used many, many times on Earth.
And you know yourself, you probably studied Earth changes and how many times the Earth has gone through these cycles.
But each time the civilization is allowed to emerge, and each time remnants of the populations and remnants of the technology is allowed to exist.
And that was the mission that Vars was sent on originally by the Federation.
And Exius, his mentor and his tutor, prepared him to the point where when he arrived to do that mission, he actually had a change of heart.
And his mission became one of hope and helping the planet rather than devastating the planet.
Well, the reason he changed his mind is that he himself was one of those leaders.
And as he developed an awareness, which is one of the things that happens through the process that the Federation uses, they're able to not only allow the individual access to their past life memories,
but also To be able to deal with the transmigration and transformation of matter, energy, and are able to allow the individual to become more and more capable, powerful, and aware.
Exius had implanted the concept of the Safe Space Project and the concept of helping the planet into Mars and nurtured that over many, many thousands of years and lifetimes.
And I'm saying that so many people out there are engaged in war, poverty, disease, starvation, and battling against one another with opposite goals, when in reality it has nothing to do with who they really are or what they're really all about.
And if a person is able to, first of all, discover the truth that we're not evil, we're basically good, and that this whole mechanism of power and control and possession is a series of implanted goals and fears that are induced and
Robert D. Miles is my guest, and what began in a kind of an interesting, gentle way just took off like a rocket ship, like one just went out of the park in New York, you know.
All right, in the beginning of the program, I took quite a special effort to, when I first introduced Robert and got him on the air, to sort of take him through what his life had been, what he had done, and the kind of work he had done, which was very normal and the kind of thing he had done, building boats that was very adventurous, and sailing to Hawaii and on and on.
All very normal stuff.
And however, Robert, when you start talking about, you know, Star Trek, Star Wars kind of stuff and federations and battles between these guys and these guys, and you start getting stuff like Jim here from Littleton, Colorado, who writes, this guy inhaled a few too many epoxy fumes when he was building those boats.
Next thing you know, he's going to tell us the Federation killed Kennedy.
Jeez.
Well, you know, that's the kind of thing you're going to get.
You've got to understand when you start talking about the kind of things you laid out in the last 10 minutes or so, you know, people are going to say, hey, we're dealing with whack here.
And, you know, you've had a lot of guests, and you'll have a lot more that'll talk about that future, and that future is possible, but not necessarily.
And, you know, I don't think that there's everyone out there that wants that outcome.
And I think that we as individuals and as a collective group that is connected up can make a change in that reality.
Because reality, as I've been told and shown, is basically agreement.
And that if we can agree to rid ourselves of these, I won't call them negative impressions, although we're certainly being bombarded with negative impressions all the time.
But with those negative possibilities, that we can take back control.
We can wrestle back control of our planet and of our future.
And we don't have to experience that level.
Now, to say that we won't, you know, I have no idea.
That really hangs in the balance.
And that's one of the reasons I appreciate the opportunity to be on your show, is because the message is we need to change that.
And we need to have examples and models.
And we need to know about, and thanks to you and other people like you, we hear about the good things too.
We hear about the new types of energy devices and we experience the changes in society every day that are for the good and for the better.
No, the word is that we can work together and that we can begin to connect up and innovate and bring out the innovation.
and there needs to be a safe space there needs to be A safe space is a location and place and a time where things can be manifested that are positive and that are earth-changing.
But the Safe Space One, which is one of the projects, an island community called Genesis 2, which again, I mean, there are so many innovations and technologies.
Just from my site being on your website, I've already had individuals send me information on power systems to propel the craft.
And these are not, you know, these are not nuclear power systems or these are innovations.
This safe space community floating on the ocean, you've got to understand just the mere implication of the name, suggestion of the name, safe space, and being out on the ocean implies, I guess, to many minds, certainly to mine, that there's going to be brutal hell going on in the world, and so this is a safe location from it.
It could be used as a safe space for people, but there also would be island communities, and there would also be organic farms, and there would also be, well, if you would call them model cities, where people would be doing the same thing.
Not everyone wants to go to sea.
And as the conditions change and things get better, the lifestyle on the planet becomes totally different.
It becomes one of harmony and people working together.
And those things can take place.
I'm sure you realize that just in a matter of a few days, the whole consciousness...
That is our world, but that's also our manipulated world.
that's the world that we've been conditioned to live in.
And if we throw off that conditioning, and if we began to not only...
Well, we're conditioned that way because of the level of implant technology that has been employed on the planet.
And that the whole power structure and the whole direction that our population has been directed, not only in the United States, but literally the world, is one of being under control rather than being free.
With regard to the aliens, and I will call them that, Robert, I just don't know how to put this to you, but there are a lot of people, Robert, who believe that the kind of thing that you're talking about, the kind of all will be roses and wonderful and we can all get along and the human race just isn't this way and it's going to be this rosy hand-holding world in the future.
A lot of people think that they, whoever they are, are giving people like you these kinds of stories to cause the population to accept what should be the unacceptable, and that is the virtual enslavement of the human race.
That, yes, there are, as you suggest, implants going on.
There are abductions and experiments that are being conducted on human beings.
You know about all of that, right?
Sure.
So there are many who believe people like yourself have been fed, you'll excuse me, Robert, but a line of bull in order to have that accepted so that when it does happen, people will willingly accept it.
Have you considered the possibility that you were lied to?
Not only considered the possibility, but I've done an immense amount of research to try to logically and to emotionally come to grips with what it's all about.
I later created an organic farm with windmills, 140-acre ranch up in northern Arizona where I grew organic food and sold it to the health food stores.
Because I felt like I needed to understand the process of what these things that we were going to do as a society, we would have to go through.
And I firmly believe that, first of all, there is no shortage of food on the planet.
Bucky Fuller in the world game, clear back in the 60s, created the model that showed that there was adequate resources, and even at that time, adequate technology to be able to feed and house and clothe the population of the planet.
I mean, other than Buckyball Soup or something, I don't know what he did that leaves us with evidence that all of this technology to improve everything existed then or now or ever.
Well, basically, I would invite you to study a little bit about Bucky Fuller.
You know, the geodesic dome was just one of his structures, but he went on to say that the basic cause of the shortages and those kind of things was the transportation and collection centers that were put in.
I mean, just look at what our government does on the whole food supply thing in regard to paying for not planting and for creation of how many tons of oranges do they dispose of every year to keep the price levels and All those different things.
And right now, we're just beginning the process of putting the information out.
But the story contains the whole skeleton of the briefing of what the series of events that would lead to the creation of the ship and the forming of the Safe Space Team, which is composed of 80 men and women plus children that build the vessel and actually carry on the process of launching the ship and
And not only to build it, but during the process of building it, to communicate the information, the knowledge, and the message, which is that people can do this.
People can prepare for better times.
I mean, I'm not saying that people shouldn't prepare for the worst, but they can also prepare for the better.
I mean, people out there have a feeling that there's more to being on this planet, Art, and to being a part of something greater.
There's like a resonant chord that reverberates when we're told truth and when we're given hope and we're given the opportunity to employ our skills and our worth to do something that's valuable.
And throughout the world, people know that this is not the way it's supposed to be.
There's got to be answers, not just problems.
We just can't continue, as a civilization, to rehash the same old problems over and over.
You have not yet convinced me that you have the answers.
Sort of like a politician, Robert, who, I don't know, has, it's like, you know, the promises, a chicken in every basket.
And it sounds so good.
The world will get together and we'll all live together and make, you know, food that is grown in just the right way and eat right and do all the rest of this sort of stuff.
But I don't know.
I just don't know.
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Well, all right, Robert D. Miles is here, and I have several questions, and then we'll go to the phones and take some questions from all of you as well.
I think that the brain itself, as a device, is complex enough and capable of having implants and blocks that don't necessarily have to be physical.
That's not to say there aren't physical implants, because many of the alien species that are in contact with the planet are using technology and involving themselves in our society.
In other words, we are programmed to have opposing goals, you say, and be as we are on Earth, so divided, so I don't know what the right word is, in opposition to each other in belief systems and all the rest of it.
And replicants have been in control of this planet and placed in charge for many, many thousands and thousands of years.
And they not only control the planet, they actually control the operation of the planet in terms of its overall monetary system and its overall distribution systems and the whole way we live.
And basically, his story is about as, to some, would appear as whack as what you've been saying.
I mean, Zachariah Sitchin says that there's a planet that comes by every now and then on which there are, which is peopled by a race that, well, frankly, created us, human beings, on this planet, this prison planet you talk about, to mine gold for aliens.
Now, that's not any bit wilder than what you're suggesting, and perhaps the two are related.
I mean, you're suggesting the sitchin is correct to some degree or what?
Well, Lawrence Gardner, in his book, Lost Secrets of the Ancient Ark, talks about how, you know, down through the antiquity, you know, you have to ask yourself, why did all these pharaohs surround themselves with gold?
Listen, gold is, and every human, I think, can relate to this.
I don't consider myself gold crazy, but when you hold a gold coin in your hand or you hold a solid gold chunk in your hand, there's something that can't even be explained about the reaction that human beings have to that.
It is like there's some ancient buried something about gold that puts it in a separate category.
Yeah, and I invite your listeners to do some research that's being done by Hal Putoff and by other individuals on the power of this monoatomic gold and the fact that it's been used in ancient civilizations down since recorded time.
And we as individuals have a requirement for gold within our system to be able to help make, if you would, the vibrational leap into some of these other dimensions.
And a lot of this information, I think, will be forthcoming in the future because science is working on it now.
The quantum physicists are dealing with it on a day-to-day basis.
And they're discovering that it has amazing properties.
Well, again, Robert, at the beginning of the program, I spent a lot of time on you because I knew what you were going to say was going to go pretty far out on a limb.
And to go that far out on a little limb, you've got to be sure you've got a big limb behind you.
And so you had a pretty straight-on early life, nothing crazy, nothing whack, but this thing is so far out of left field to happen to you or to anybody, for that matter.
I just felt like I had to establish that base before you went off.
And even with having done that, it's still pretty out there.
But you think you met the people that Zachariah Sitchins has always talked about.
Well, I think that I didn't meet the Ananuis or the Nimurians as he describes them.
But the Federation predated and predates that civilization.
But certainly their desire for gold and the tribute that is paid to them and paid by all interstellar civilizations is gold is a very valuable ingredient.
And I think that we're going to see a lot more about that in the future.
Well, first of all, I came back very much filled with my mission, which was to take this information.
It was like I was to be the herald or the messenger to put the information out.
And I published a short story manuscript, and after the first thousand run, one landed in the hand of a producer, which sold the story idea to Columbia, and I worked for two years with them.
And unfortunately, the Regent Vars, who actually mission is to save the planet, ends up being a villain.
And fortunately, the whole thing never went into production.
So the mission is not fulfilled.
With the writing of the Safe Space Story and with the establishment of the network, the digital network that's out there now, I think that the time is right.
And I think that, you know, the truth, people, when they read it, they'll either sense that it has truth in it or they won't.
And the Federation return and the taking of the planet and the carrying out of the mission, which is to create the catastrophe and to go ahead and bring about the cataclysms and all of the negative scenario that we hear so much about is a possible reality.
You know, there's not necessarily going to be a chicken in every pot.
that depends on our ability create a new reality to bring out agreement this new reality can manifest uh...
And I think that's why there's the urgency of getting the word out now and the urgency of coming together through the digital network and through shows like you have and through examples of things that are working and things that can improve the planet.
I wouldn't want to press for, for example, a demonstration of a miracle, but I'm telling you, in this modern world, Robert, to preach what you're preaching is fine, and there's a lot of people doing it, and the world is still headed down that same rough road we talked about a little while ago.
They're preaching their hearts away and using God's name and others in trying to get things redirected.
So you're going to have to have more than good words to turn things around.
Well, and I think that's why we need the demonstrations.
We need the communities.
We need the examples of people doing things that are positive.
And then those need to be shown, and they need to be brought into the minds of people that they can do it too, and that they can work together and they can create together.
I mean, look what we did with our space program when we had the goals, when we were looking at expansion instead of contraction.
I mean, look at the miracles that occur every day.
And, you know, those are the things that we need to hear about.
And those are the things we need to experience personally in our own personal lives, of course.
And I don't think that there's easy answers or, you know, easy solutions, but I think the answers and the solutions are out there, and we just as individuals have to be willing to look.
And as a civilization, we have to be willing to look.
I mean, I kept asking you if you were in your, you know, what you would consider to be a fully conscious condition, to which you many times replied yes.
A fully conscious condition would almost demand conversations and questions and intense curiosity and burning curiosity about what was happening to you.
that's a fair answer in other words you're saying Well, maybe in a way you were, but you had to have been, in order for you to not have the natural curiosity that Ede was talking about, and I talked about too, you'd have to be under the influence, which I guess you were in a way, of this energy.
I mean, the entire experience was so beyond anything that I could imagine logically that I, you know, it lifted me right out of my logical mind, right into a state of awe.
And Mr. Miles, the safe space that you're talking about, I think you said you're going to build a ship with a safe space and then you're going to do one on land or something.
To me, it kind of sounds like the community you're talking about sounds like a socialist society.
And I'd like to know if that's true and if it's not, what do you see as the differences?
Well, I think the bottom line is love and cooperation.
And as far as I never got into the detailed plan of how the whole social mechanism would work, except that I know that within the Starship and within their civilization, they definitely have rank and they have levels of serviceability, of contribution.
You see where that lady was driving you, and I do too.
It sounds, on the face of it, though we don't have a lot of details, because you say you don't know what social and government structure is like, but it really does sound like the kind of society that scares the hell out of people, you know, sort of a ruled monolithic hell dictatorship, you know.
I had done some recently remote viewing under Major Ed Dames.
I've been doing that about six and a half years, and I picked up a little bit on some different items as far as stuff coming up.
And as far as what can you see as far as with your ships, supposedly, is that anything that, you know, as far as conventional that you see building them, or how will that work?
One of the things that by selling my book and hopefully the production of a movie and the actual capital that will flow from those will go into the building of the ship.
So clearly, right now, you're saying that all of the capital from the book and from the movie, should there be one, you're saying publicly right now, all of that would go into the building of the ship.
Well, only that during the time I was working on the motion picture, I felt like it was not understandable to me why the script could not be developed.
Why the main characters and the driving force behind the movie, instead of being a story of hope, turned into be a story of control and the assassination of the leaders on the planet.
In fact, there is an argument, Robert, that you're going to have to deal with.
And the fact is that it's brutal.
But if you were to have a movie in which the central message had no threat in it, the central message only had the world can be full of peace and love and cooperation, and all of this can replace wars and killing and the strife that humanity goes through, that movie wouldn't get to first base, baby.
Well, as with all programs, you're going to have to make up your own mind.
You listen to people and stories, and you do have to admit, Robert began just as a regular guy, maybe even above average, you know, with a lot of adventure in his life.
You can hear it in the repeat if you need to.
And the experience he had certainly was extraordinary.