3IATLAS Aliens Consciousness
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Hello humans, hello humans. | |
It's um what the hell time is it here? | |
Hang on. | |
It's uh first of September, it's 9.28 a.m. | |
Uh making a video here about a bunch of subjects. | |
Uh and it's gonna one flow from one to the other, and we'll get into it as we go along. | |
But um, so it's one of those weird days, right? | |
It's Monday, it's first part, it's um uh Heide's Heidi's uh birthday month, and uh happy birthday, Heidi. | |
And um uh, you know, you get up, uh you come on out, and you you don't really expect anything in the morning, you go bumble for your coffee, and then stuff just starts happening, right? | |
And this is karma. | |
This is the event stream, you know, unfolding as you get your feet moving across the uh the floor, slapping you as you're going along, and so this stuff happens, right? | |
And so um uh uh some uh interactions online, sets a tone. | |
I had planned on getting around to doing a video anyway, but I thought, okay, I'll just um do sort of a bag, right? | |
A bag of stuff in a video to discuss because there's all this kind of weird shit going on. | |
Um of course, all of this is all about um this is all about uh not all about okay. | |
So we'll we'll discuss a lot of things here. | |
Um, but it'll involve aliens, three eye atlas, that sort of thing. | |
Uh, because that's the topic of this of the moment in the woo world, and it's gonna become the topic of the month, and then the topic of the season as it starts penetrating down into the normies. | |
Anyway, and so we need to understand appropriately how to think about this. | |
And most uh humans are trapped in being human, right? | |
And so the the incident that um uh got me a little grumpy this morning and and uh stuff was an example of that. | |
Uh a woman criticized uh Heidi and myself, was eh, mildly abusive about it, and did this online, and um, and then she wished us both the karma we deserve. | |
Which you know, it's kind of a stupid statement because her interacting with me that way, her being that much of a butthead, was is part of my karma, right? | |
It's part of the events that had been set in motion in the event stream that came back to me because everything we everything we ever experience is exactly what we want, exactly what we draw to us. | |
That's the nature of this reality, and that's really what this um um this video is about. | |
It's about um uh uh that sort of thing, right? | |
Okay, so um so that was an interaction. | |
That was karma that was coming back burbling up to me. | |
So karma is a thing of the moment because we only have this moment, right? | |
There's no future out here in which karma is gonna form itself and come along and get me. | |
It doesn't work that way. | |
The the stuff is burbling along and it's interacting with me now in this instant constantly. | |
Everything that happens to you is the result of a karmic chain, and your karmic chain um is interwoven and twisted with everybody else's karmic chain, all of the life all throughout this entire universe, which brings us back to the aliens, right? | |
Anyway, so um setting aside the three eye atlas stuff. | |
Okay, so you can go look at lots of videos, you're gonna see conflicting opinions, 3i Atlas, our understanding of 3I Atlas has been changing since July 1. | |
Now, 3I Atlas has indeed done or or expressed new things, right? | |
But basically, it's not changing. | |
It is as it is, and our understanding of it is what is changing in a moment by moment basis. | |
And so we now understand that it is not like a comet. | |
If it's a comment, it's the most bizarre comment we've ever seen ever, and or likely ever will see. | |
You know, there's nickel but not iron. | |
There's carbon dioxide, but not carbon monoxide, nor uh uh water. | |
There's appears to be cyanide uh Some form of cyanide gases. | |
Okay, a couple of them. | |
So it's a little odd, these things and seems to indicate that there's an industrial process going on within it. | |
Lots of remote viewers in the in the like um Dick Algeyer was talking about it. | |
I haven't watched it, but he was talking about it with uh JC last night on Beyond Mystic um YouTube channel, right? | |
And so but there's remote viewers all over, and even psychic guys they're saying, hmm, something weird's going on here, right? | |
With this three-i atlas thing. | |
And I agree. | |
Now also we know that um uh from recent uh analysis of data sets that um all right. | |
So if you go in out, it they're tricky fuckers, right? | |
The powers that be. | |
If you're going out and you read astronomical uh kinds of papers, papers on astronomy and and stuff happening in our solar system that are written for one scientist to another, kind of a thing, you will discover some papers where you read the headline and you say, eh, it's a nothing burger, and you go on. | |
Those headlines are not written by the people that are writing the uh studies in the uh in the papers about them. | |
Okay, so there's a study, uh there's a study out there with a headline that says, omuamua, uh, okay. | |
And um that's not the case. | |
You read the actual paper and you find out something really interesting. | |
That every every indicator is that a muamua, the previous interstellar object, or the first interstellar object, uh, was definitely a device. | |
Okay, uh they prove it, uh it was doing this deal. | |
All right, so here's our sun, and here's Earth and uh the planets, right? | |
And a muamua comes in like this, and it uses um uses the sun as a sling to get more energy for um movement for its gravity, uh stealing from the sun's gravity, right? | |
And this is the sling maneuver is well known. | |
They've written about it in science fiction stories and stuff for you know, ages. | |
It's uh it's an aspect of gravity. | |
You use it, it's we in down here on our earth, we call this leverage. | |
So if a big fat guy charges at me, I use his power coming at me, and I I represent myself as the sun, and I just use a little tiny bit of energy to flip him over and hit him with the planet, you know, dump him on his ass. | |
Uh, and that's that's sort of a leverage, right? | |
But it's really a gravity maneuver, it's the same kind of gravity maneuver that was done with a muamua. | |
Now, here's the thing about a muumua. | |
It was a rock, they said, although it seemed metallic, it was tubular, right? | |
And and when it came at us, it was spinning end over end over end. | |
Or yeah, so it was it was rotating end over tumbling, end over end over end. | |
Only it wasn't a wild ass tumble, it was a very precise 2.6 or 3.6 uh uh four revolutions every 24 hours, okay. | |
And so it sort of had this creep effect across the week, and and initially it seemed erratic, but it wasn't. | |
On top of that, it was spinning as it was tumbling. | |
And the spinning never changed, right? | |
It was just precise, nor did the tumble rate. | |
And this is the key. | |
Okay, so there were two aspects of this. | |
Any rock that came in with sufficient uh speed to not be captured by the sun's gravity could use the slingshot effect, and it could be a natural kind of a thing. | |
Highly unusual though, right? | |
Uh it doesn't happen very often at a natural level, and we haven't observed it ever. | |
We said the the this comes back to it all. | |
The the astronomy uh powers that be said it was natural with a muamua. | |
Okay, so um we need to get into this other stuff here that relates to that. | |
Okay, so when it uh but the numbers in that study uh proved that that's not the case, that it was not natural because of two things. | |
Um all of the astronomers expected it to pick up something like point um I'm trying to remember these numbers, it doesn't really matter, the ratio is what's important, but it's like it was supposedly gonna be like one point or point one uh two percent increase in total energy observed from us from from Earth as it passed as it slingshot it and came out the other side. | |
We would see this that it had raised itself in terms of its speed, 0.012%. | |
And uh that was not the case. | |
Okay, it uh it was raised up a staggering uh as far as we these are in done in joules, these calculations, right? | |
Uh joules of energy. | |
And in joules of energy, it was it was a one point um I think one seven, one point one seven uh percent increase. | |
So it gained one percent of speed in the period of time as it was leaving here before it dropped off our ability to measure that speed effectively, right? | |
Anyway, so uh so that was not the um uh not the expected result, and so it was as though there was power being applied there to really grab more energy out of the sun. | |
Additionally, during that period of time, the tumble never altered the three-point blah blah blah, nor did the spin um change. | |
Those should have have been affected by the effects of the sun, that that it should have come out more chaotic on the other side, and it did not. | |
So the supposition is that a muamua was our first proven uh interstellar alien why Sywood, right? | |
We don't know what the hell it is, uh, nor does it make any sense that they would send them here if it was like a probe or anything, okay? | |
So that's where I dispute, by the way. | |
Avi Loeb on his um, he's the the top dog astrophysics guy these days, and he's saying that you know uh three-eye atlas can come around the sun and um uh park there, or or even not park there, just coming around, going past Mars, Europa, and all of this kind of stuff. | |
It could let off little devices, right? | |
Little ships, probes and stuff. | |
Okay, right, sure, it could. | |
But why? | |
Right? | |
Um because here we are, all right. | |
So this is our sun, and here's our planets trailing behind it in a comma uh uh in a coma, as though the sun was a comet, and all around this entire thing is this uh area that makes us all look like a cell, like a you know, a cell of a of a being. | |
And uh this thing that's all around it is called our heliopause, right? | |
Helio for the sun, pause um as a as a band, okay. | |
So it's really a thick band of um different kinds of energies and stuff. | |
Anyway, we send out uh the voyagers. | |
And here we go, we send out the voyagers, and it takes them fucking all forever to leave the heliopause, right? | |
These are like um uh directed by us to leave. | |
Now, along comes three eye atlas. | |
And according to Avi Loeb, our Sun is here, the Earth's out here, Mars, and this is Earth, uh Mars and its little moon Europa, uh, Venus and Jupiter kind of thing, right? | |
And we're all rotating around the sun like in a central plate in uh in a single plane. | |
Now, this is horseshit. | |
It's much more like this cone effect, uh, because the sun is moving at this fantastic speed and pulling us along, like 70, 77,000 uh miles per second or kilometers per second, something like that. | |
So really it's like the sun's up here, and we're all out, and we all spiral this way behind the sun. | |
So we do not orbit its equatorial plane, like Avi Loeb keeps saying. | |
Now, this effect is not huge, right? | |
So it's not like there's vast quantities of difference down in the cone, but there is significant quantity of difference in the cone that Avi Loeb's idea that um three eye atlas is going to um come in like this in a flat plane, | |
sort of, and then go zinging out is bullshit because it's actually coming in at this um spiral effect, because it has to go in depth, so to speak. | |
This difficult idea to get across without making models and stuff. | |
But anyway, so they they know that the three-eye atlas is moving too fast to be captured by the sun. | |
They expect some kind of slingshot effect, like a Muamua. | |
Um they're saying it's all on a single flat plane, which it's not, which so it makes the pathway of it even More spectacular. | |
This you could sort of see if everything was on a flat plane, then you know, the angle, the hyperbolic angle would be very unusual. | |
It would be um, you know, extremely unusual connected to Mars, Europa, Venus, and Jupiter, and having Earth on the other side, but um it would sort of make sense at a plane, then it wouldn't be that unusual. | |
When you think of it this way, though, as a spiral, hey, there is some serious design shit going on in here. | |
And if you use AI and go look at it, it'll tell you exactly that. | |
That there's no way, if you consider a spiral um cometary model for our solar system, that the three eye atlas is not a designed trajectory. | |
Couldn't happen naturally. | |
Okay, so there's that aspect of it. | |
Now, uh Avi Loeb says that three I Atlas, all right. | |
Let me make this bigger. | |
So that'll be the Sun, Earth is way over here, and this is Mars and Venus and stuff. | |
So it's saying, Ali Loeb is saying that three eye Atlas is gonna disappear from our view on uh like October or something, and be hidden and come closest to the sun on October 29th. | |
And so from the perspective of Earth, we're able to sort of see three-eye atlas out here as it progresses more or less, as this is sort of the idea, uh, progresses like this, right, in its path. | |
And and actually Jupiter would be way the fuck out over here, and it'd go like that. | |
Okay, so that Earth, we couldn't see it because all of the energy of the sun basically blocking our view. | |
And so it could do anything back here. | |
We don't know. | |
Okay, and he's thinking, okay, it could release little probes, and we wouldn't know. | |
Well, it could, you know, release freeze-dried space alien invaders too. | |
We wouldn't know that either. | |
Um so what it might release is bullshit, because you have to stop and ask yourself why. | |
Why would it all right? | |
Let me go back to sorry, I forgot a part of this. | |
When three I atlas hit this part of its journey into our our system here, from there to here is 9,000 years of travel. | |
So that just took it 9,000 years just in our solar system. | |
They're saying that this thing came from uh a little chunk of the Sagittarius constellation, and it and it came from a little chunk way the fuck back up here in the corner. | |
And if and if that's and then it transited interstellar space, and then it took 9,000 years to get across our solar system. | |
The inner the the if you one of the calculations from here to there was over five million years, that it would take it at the speed it is at now to cross that distance. | |
Okay, so you have to ask yourself, why the fuck bother, right? | |
Humans aren't going to send out anything with a five million plus year payback on it, uh, because everybody acts only in their own interest. | |
We're in an energy transactional universe. | |
If you extend energy, um you get energy back if you um uh so basically, as a species, you have to wonder what would be the motivation for any species to do such a thing, to create it. | |
Now, so that would tend to say it's not a created object, but we know that a muamula is. | |
We also know that all these UFO things, whatever the fuck they are, they're not naturally occurring uh, you know, things that happen with uh the plants or whatever, right? | |
They are are an uh um in an expression in some manner of intelligence. | |
That's why everybody calls them you know non-intelligent or non-human intelligence and stuff. | |
Well, we don't know what the fuck it is, but um, and it's really mysterious and self-contradictory and so on and so on. | |
But it is clearly not, um, and it could even be some of it could even be human intelligence that's created these things. | |
So um, but it is indeed an expression that is not natural like a rock. | |
And this is where we come back into our weird analysis part, okay? | |
Um, so there's no point to releasing probes out here from three eye atlas. | |
If its originating civilization is over five million years away, there's no way to get that information back to them that we're aware of in any meaningful time frame. | |
Nor could they expect, say that they were people like us. | |
Well, the people that sent it out five million years ago were long dead. | |
Oh, their descendants are long dead. | |
Their civilization might even be extinct, and two other civilizations have risen and fallen by then, if they had the same kind of life cycle as we do. | |
You know, in terms of shortness, right? | |
Even if it was longer, there's it's difficult to uh model a situation where uh even a long-lived civilization would go to this kind of trouble. | |
It's a lot of work, it's a lot of energy, and the payback is not in your lifetime, not even in your kids' lifetimes, etc. | |
etc. | |
Uh so there had to be some level of motivation that was uh that provided it to be done because it's here. | |
So we know that that is the case. | |
It's here, it increasingly is not natural looking. | |
You can go and see the conflicting um uh YouTube videos and stuff about all the things they're finding out about it, but the more they find out about it, the the less it looks like a comet in any way, shape, or form. | |
Um, in my opinion, all right. | |
So uh so to my my understanding, there is there is intelligence behind it. | |
Whether we can understand that intelligence or not is another issue entirely, right? | |
And in fact, that is our issue. | |
Because here's our situation. | |
We have an S backwards paradigm about the universe. | |
Um it leads us to all kinds of weird conclusions, and it is a uh it's backed up by a very rigid authority that will have no one have any other idea about this universe. | |
It stomps on such things. | |
Okay, so this rigid authority, of course, goes back to the Elohim worship cult and the Jews and so on, because they rule the uh legal, uh financial, and um educational, and thus the educational systems, uh, because of the moccinations that they've been through. | |
But here's the thing, right? | |
Uh uh so uh our world is ruled by a thing called the Cartesian space. | |
You know, right, left, up, down, three dimensions, time as a fourth dimension, which is not factual. | |
Uh it's a weird ass way of looking at it. | |
So this is the problem. | |
Our paradigm is fucked, right? | |
Our fucked paradigm comes from this ancient history that was imposed in the 1700s that led to the um uh age of reformation and the age of enlightenment, which produced our current educational system, which is also fucked, because it approaches everything with an um uh ass backwards view, | |
and that is that um uh you have to start talking about grit because all consciousness arises from two two pieces of grit randomly smacking each other, which is a bunch of horseshit, right? | |
The the Jew paradigm, the uh current Cartesian space paradigm does not, is not able to describe or deal with consciousness in any way, and thus attempts uh forever to exclude it. | |
And it will throw you out of their institutions, their academic institutions, their medical institutions, any of these kinds of things. | |
They'll pitch you right out, get rid of you, if you start bringing up this terrible, terrible, terrible C-word, consciousness, right? | |
Because uh they because it's exclusionary to them. | |
They can't deal with it. | |
Their Talmud is from is where we get this whole gritology paradigm, that the idea of gratology is, in my view, is that um you could say it very easily, these people believe that if all life died, that is to say, if there was no consciousness in the universe, that the matter would still remain. | |
The water would still be there, the air would still be there, the rocks would still be there, the minerals, etc. | |
This is horseshit. | |
All of those things are illusions. | |
They will even tell you this when they when you talk to their scientists and you talk to them about electron spin, the space and an atom and all of this, they basically tell you, well, there's nothing there. | |
There's no there there. | |
It's only there when we look at it. | |
What is looking at it? | |
Consciousness. | |
If consciousness does not participate, it doesn't exist. | |
This provides us with a very interesting view of our world, which is part of this whole little mishmash of a talk here. | |
Okay, so in my mind, um something like this happened, right? | |
Space aliens come along, uh, these Elohim fuckers, uh they land on Earth, they um uh uh very rapidly conquer and take over a tribe, they they bundle a bunch of tribes into an organizational thing they call a nation, and they create the Jews. | |
And they said, You people are the chosen ones. | |
Well, they chose them because they're kind of stupid, right? | |
Uh they fell for it. | |
The Jews fell for it. | |
They fell for the idea of Cartesian space, uh, you know, matter, gods, that kind of thing. | |
They and they swallowed it hook, line, and sinker, and this is the world we're living in because they got money, they got these tools from the space aliens that dealt with all of the other humans. | |
Humans are a um an evolving process. | |
Uh all different kinds of things happen to us. | |
We don't have to blame ourselves for this, we just have to get our minds out of this, because now we're dealing with space aliens again. | |
And we don't want to fall for that shit again, right? | |
Whatever, whatever is coming, whatever is going to mature out of this. | |
Um so the world is far stranger than we can possibly ever imagine. | |
I mean, our reality. | |
Uh the reality that we see and interact with, the materium, the the solid matter of our bodies and all of this kind of stuff, is is an illusion. | |
And um it needs to be treated as that and accepted as that in order to get the idea across that um the rigid structure, the uh the deny the opposite at all cost uh aspects of our paradigm are going to bite us in the ass if we're not aware um of them and eliminate that from our thinking as we go forward, because the space aliens won't have this, right? | |
Space aliens don't have Jews on their planet. | |
Uh they may very well be some of the Elohim coming back, who are the nasty guys that tortured the Jews and you know, uh did all that horrid stuff in their terrible little uh story about it, right? | |
Uh, which uh um our human minds are so twisted that even currently today, people take the books, which is the fictionalized account of the Jews and count of the Judeans, not the Khazarians who are today's Jews, 98% of the people plant uh pretending to be Jews today, originated in the middle of Europe. | |
Uh, you know, they're not Middle Eastern people, they're not they're not Semitic people. | |
No um uh Khazarian and no Ashkenazi is Semitic, other than they speak Hebrew, maybe they speak Hebrew. | |
They don't, they're 100% not Semitic. | |
Anyway, so um the space aliens won't have this kind of a paradigm. | |
The space aliens will uh if they're able to transit space boom with like you know, UFOs and just pop here, then obviously they understand uh the true nature of the physics that we live in because they can do it and we can't. | |
All right, so and and three eye atlas shows up here. | |
We could, if we were uh humanity, we could put in, you know, who knows how many generations of effort, and we could probably duplicate something like three i Atlas at the cost of probably killing off our civilization just to make that happen. | |
So we're not we're not that s that swift even in shoving things through regular space as opposed to you know, like the UFOs do popping into into our reality here. | |
But you have to have to understand some stuff that the the uh the magnitude of the time of travel eliminates a lot of different kinds of possibilities for the why. | |
So it's very unlikely that there's any kind of a life form in it, okay, or that we would recognize, right? | |
Uh you're gonna see some of the um you're gonna see some claim. | |
Oh, well, I'll get into that in a minute. | |
Okay, so it's very very unlikely, given that it's gonna, you know, been in transit five million plus years, that it's gonna have life in it. | |
Could easily be uh an automated system. | |
One of the things I've thought about is that it could be an automated system to uh come here to set up a stargate, right? | |
And it the machine comes here and it opens up like a big seed and a bunch of little machines come out, it builds a stargate floating out there in space on the other side of the sun, then it dials home five million years ago, though. | |
So I mean five million years back, but it dials back, it connects instantly. | |
If there's any beings there, if there's any of that civilization there, maybe they could pop out of the portal instantaneously, right? | |
You gotta have that portal, gotta Have that energy um termination point, right? | |
You gotta have your uh train station uh in order to use these things, and so uh so they've got to be set up. | |
So a train is not a self-delivering vehicle. | |
So you could you could uh get a Jeep or something like that, you could drive through terrain and it would get you there. | |
Trains don't work that way. | |
You gotta lay track and all of this kind of stuff. | |
And that's what the um uh uh you know, a um hypo-dimensional um Stargate kind of thing would be. | |
And you'd have to have that set up. | |
You'd the easiest way to do that actually, if you're setting that up at a galactic level and you're involved with lots and lots of other civilizations doing it, would be to do it in an automated fashion. | |
We just don't give a shit about how long it takes because something's gonna haul the fucker, you know, all those uh light years away. | |
And so you just make it into machinery and let it go and go about your business. | |
Um and so maybe that's what's going on. | |
Uh, there are other uh potential scenarios that I can envision as to why, right? | |
Because that's what gets me is the motivation for someone to make a three-eye atlas and send it out. | |
Why would they uh why would they want to do it? | |
What's the payback for them? | |
Uh I approach everything from um from okay, and so this is this is the difference. | |
This gets us back to the the difference between the my approach, which is which I have labeled the ontological, versus the grit, right? | |
So from the ontological viewpoint, you're looking at everything from the consciousness level. | |
Down here, they still are, okay, even in the gritology, even though they're denying uh the that consciousness participates in every fucking thing, they only always look at it from a consciousness level, and then they're denying that they're looking at it from a consciousness level as they do so they're so self-deluding, it's weird. | |
But anyway, so um your conscious um how is the best way to get this idea over? | |
Okay, so um uh we all act in our own self-interest. | |
We have to presuppose, it's safe to presuppose that other species are also that way. | |
That they have no interest in fixing humans or any of that. | |
They're actually involving themselves in our karma when they start doing that, right? | |
On this day-to-day business. | |
That's what karma is. | |
If they show up here, they may have the idea, if this were the plan to help us and fix us, because they saw all of our weird ass 1950s TV movies beaming at them and stuff, and they think, oh my god, we've got to go help these beings. | |
And okay, so they come here to help us. | |
Well, their idea help might be very, very terrible for us, and so we might uh object to it, and they get the instant karma back of us shooting at their asses, right? | |
Or we're gonna be freaked out. | |
I'm gonna be freaked out, you know. | |
Some uh, well, I was gonna say, uh, you know, some uh purple-headed, and then it's like, oh, wait a second, we've already got purple heads here in Earth. | |
But but you get my point, right? | |
Something with five eyes and and 29 tentacles and stuff, that's gonna creep you out a little bit, right? | |
So anyway, and so you might react badly, you might shoot them. | |
And uh they don't want that, they're smart enough, these these uh purple-headed uh, you know, multi-tentacled beings, uh, just get their ass here, they're not stupid fuckers. | |
Okay, so uh so we can assume they're not stupid fuckers, they've sent this machine here, we don't know what the hell it's going to do. | |
We can only wait and see what it's going to do, but they're going to be impacts on us at a um a social level as we discover that it is a machine and we can't deny it. | |
So maybe it'll come around the sun, uh, and maybe it won't. | |
Maybe it'll check out of here and it won't. | |
Okay, but uh so maybe it'll park on the other side of the sun and stay there. | |
Everybody could get really freaked out about that. | |
That probably would have an impact on the stock market and that kind of thing. | |
I I didn't never really saw that, you know. | |
I never saw, I mean, if I own stocks and I I learned that there were space aliens living on the moon, which I know to be factual, but if I learned that as a normie who is a stock owner, why should I sell my stock? | |
You know, what's that what's one got to do with the other, right? | |
But there's gonna be a social repercussion. | |
And maybe, you know, maybe people will freak out and think they gotta sell their stock in order to get money in order to, you know, buy more bullets. | |
I don't know. | |
Anyway, though, so um uh but we have to analyze how we're gonna deal with aliens, because they're here, and the subject Is starting to really uh burble up into our social order in the form of non-human intelligences, right? | |
Whether you're seeing it from the uh UFO hearings in Congress, or whether you're seeing it from the freak out of around three eye atlas in a muomo, um same thing, aliens, right? | |
And everybody in the academic world, everyone uh that's an academic is going to be analyzing this stuff from the gritology viewpoint and therefore missing all kinds of crap because they eliminate consciousness. | |
And they would never examine themselves eliminating consciousness from the equation, therefore they don't know it's missing. | |
And this is a big issue, right? | |
So Abi Loeb, uh a Jew, a Talmudist, um, an academic, uh, you know, a power elitist, he says, oh, oh, they're gonna drop off little, you know, they could drop off little little spaceship uh pod things to examine Mars and Venus and whatnot. | |
It's like, okay, fine. | |
You know, uh, who are they gonna tell, right? | |
What are they gonna do with the information? | |
Uh it could be that, and but then you would have to presuppose that whatever they're gonna do has been already programmed into them in this, and that they're not trying to relay back any information. | |
So that's not a good um situation in my mind, right? | |
Uh pre-programmed thing like that might be like a Roomba, you know, come in and sweep everything up. | |
Um simply because we were annoying them or something, right? | |
Uh so you know, it could be our TV shows, really pissed them off, they think we're too jangly to exist in their universe, uh, they have a high opinion of themselves, and so they you know, send um uh a Roomba to deal with this. | |
And you know, there would be many ways, and this is the other thing that is rather interesting, because the gratologists never examine anything from a consciousness viewpoint. | |
Now, I start from consciousness and work down. | |
So I'm actually able to eliminate in mathematics alone. | |
I'm able to eliminate all kinds of constants that are always needed in the uh mathematic world that arises from the Cartesian space in order to make things work out, but in a uh coming down from an ontological consciousness paradigm going down, you don't need those conscious those constants. | |
They only exist because of the gratology view. | |
Anyway, so you can you can do all kinds of things with an ontological perspective that you cannot, that are basically forbidden in a gratology perspective, right? | |
Anyway, so the um uh the gratology perspective of the aliens or potential uh interaction with aliens is gonna miss all kinds of things deliberately because they've excluded consciousness. | |
And so one thing that Abi Loeb will never think about is that three eye atlas could be its own self-contained little device, uh subroutine program, an app, if you will, uh, you know, that has some physical presence with it. | |
And how would that app interact uh with humanity? | |
What could its its potential and use be? | |
And one thing that they'll never think about is that it could be here to screw with our consciousness, to alter us that way. | |
And it could be uh, like I say, it could be like a sneaky uh form of a space alien invasion, where they don't have to have uh, you know, um a billion freeze-dried space invaders stuffed into their three-eye atlas. | |
They've got a couple of machines in there, it comes along and it parks on the other side of the sun, and then it starts humming or something or buzzing or tweeting or whatever the fuck, and it entrains all of our consciousnesses to the same level. | |
And all of a sudden, humanity is instantly changed into this weird hive mind. | |
All right, then they'd take us over. | |
That would have been an accomplished, you know, conquering of our species like that. | |
Uh, you know, you see it with like the Havana syndrome, humans doing it crudely with microwave beams and shit to each other. | |
Here they would be much more sophisticated because they would be working at a consciousness level itself. | |
And maybe they need the big device in order to make it happen. | |
Uh, or maybe it's like Roomba, maybe it's automated, and it just goes looking for consciousness to wipe it out because from its viewpoint, consciousness is like dirt. | |
We do not know. | |
We cannot presume to know. | |
The um there are many presumptions we have that are inherent in the gratology view we have to shed in order to effectively in my opinion in order to effectively analyze our interaction with the other, the non-human intelligences. | |
I don't see that happening around us. | |
I'm not very optimistic about that level of things. | |
Um so I'm having to assume that I'm gonna assume that that shit ain't gonna happen right. | |
It's not going to go well between officialdom and um uh space aliens when this starts. | |
And uh uh that the thinking individual, in my opinion, is gonna chart their own course because officialdom will not do well, uh, will not know what the fuck they're doing, um, and will only always approach these things from this gritology viewpoint, which is um gonna eliminate the idea of consciousness. | |
So here's a situation that could could occur, that I expect something similar to occur, perhaps. | |
And that would be that uh they the aliens start trying to communicate with humans in general uh through consciousness, through what we would think of as dreams or telepathy or psychic visions or something like that. | |
And our officialdom doesn't even know it's happening, you know, because they don't have any way of measuring that across the population, and then ultimately it gets to the point where it's such um an annoyance to so many humans that it burbles up into our uh collective conscious understanding of our reality, the media, that kind of thing. | |
And somebody maybe on X or some of these uh apps or something, you know, says, oh, look, if we just run a quick analysis, there's a you know um uh 25,000 percent increase in people reporting uh psychic uh incidents, and it happened over the last 30 days. | |
Hmm, you know, so it'd be something like that, right? | |
That would happen. | |
And in that sense, they would have been trying to communicate to us for 30 days, and our government would have missed it, even though I bet you a lot of the fuckers in government would also be experiencing it. | |
But because their paradigm blinds them, they do not see, right? | |
Um so uh so this is this is our goofy uh situation at the moment. | |
Uh even if you say, even if we say that three eye atlas is just um a harmless little um bit of alien debris that's gonna go float through the system and and not gonna interact with us and stuff, which isn't the most likely case. | |
A muomu it didn't stop and do anything. | |
It came really close to Earth, so it probably picked up all of our electronic communications and stuff. | |
It was clearly artificial, uh, and then it left. | |
Okay, so three eye atlas. | |
There's no reason to suppose that it's anything other than this. | |
We've only got Avi Loeb saying, oh, it's gonna hide from us and stuff. | |
And that's that's also spurious, right? | |
So five million years ago, life may have been on Mars and Europa. | |
The places that it oh, three eye Atlas will go closer to Europa, which is really tricky because it's a moon orbiting Mars at a pretty uh steady rate, and it'll go closest to Europa than any other place in the solar system. | |
And then Mars, second, etc., etc. | |
Uh so uh five million years ago, uh, when it set out from Sagittarius, uh it would have been Mars and Europa that were the beaming aspects of energy coming out, indicating life. | |
And then somewhere along the way, uh, you know, Earth was was stabilized and all the Martians moved to Earth because Mars was dying. | |
And so we're the descendants of the Martians. | |
That's basically what happened here. | |
Um anyway, so um uh so that sort of makes sense that maybe it was here to examine, interact with, you know, maybe it's a present, you know, maybe it's here to kill the Martians, maybe they said something nasty to the Sagittarians, and this is war. | |
We don't know. | |
Uh but the um we do know, we can presume that um our that our officialdom doesn't know shit and they're and they're looking up through the shit, trying to see consciousness, right? | |
So so and it likely, in my opinion, will interact. | |
It'll go down at that level. | |
Our our interaction with them will pop off in the consciousness realm. | |
So I'm actually looking for, you know, some form of consciousness interaction uh that is like a bow wave or a lead precursor to uh A more uh open um common uh consensus reality uh discussion uh of aliens and in our interaction with them as uh as humans and how we're going to deal with them, their their sciences, and how we're gonna deal with ourselves after we deal with them. | |
And to that extent, you know, I'm certain there'd be a lot of people freaking out, uh, and probably they're stupid fuckers and they'll sell their stocks, and we might have something of a stock market or financial impact as a result of this knowledge coming out. | |
Uh it would be brief and meaningless in my opinion, because everybody would say, well, okay, you know, they're not invading, you know, and but on the other hand, if they come in and train all of our minds and we're all, you know, uh um collective hive mind robots, well, all right, then we're all fucked, and we'd never know anyway, right? | |
And it could be extremely subtle. | |
Uh they could be here to examine our consciousness, uh, to decide if they want to interact with us. | |
That would be from my viewpoint, you know, if we're as humans we find another alien civilization, an alien civilization of beings not like ourselves, but that are close enough uh to our minds that we can see them as beings and and uh decide to go interact with them. | |
I would hope that we would be smart enough to really examine the guys for a few thousand years, you know, before we decided to merge our karma and interact with the people. | |
Okay, and so to that um to that understanding, um we are, okay. | |
So the the Jews fell for the scam that the space aliens gave them, which was Cartesian space, gratology view, all of this. | |
All of those exist from our senses, okay. | |
So if our senses were not the way they are, eyes, ears, etc., right? | |
And our our sense of being able to tell gravity and and uh ascertain height and the way our minds work with those kinds of algorithms, these are all inbuilt to our to our biology. | |
And those form uh our understanding of Cartesian space. | |
If we had some other sense, if we had radar, like uh birds or whatever, we would see the this reality entirely differently. | |
Um birds fly in in um uh I can't think of the name of them, but it's a kind of uh circuit, it's kind of an electric circuit. | |
And they they track themselves in flying in the air to a bird, uh, we really fuck things up with 5G and stuff, right? | |
And uh windmills and all of this kind of stuff, uh, because we're causing um currents to exist that they're that they want to follow that they think are their natural uh electric currents that guide them from point to point, and they're not, and our artificial currents you know end up killing all these birds. | |
So the birds have a sense that we do not relative to that. | |
So if we had radar, we wouldn't necessarily perceive space as we do now. | |
It wouldn't be three dimensions necessarily, right? | |
Because you could see through walls to some extent, see into materials with the radar bounce back like a bat. | |
And we know that such things as bats and birds having these senses have a different uh uh understanding of the reality that we share even with them than we do. | |
And so this magnified to include in self-analytical, we don't know that they're self-analytical, but that's another thing. | |
If the aliens are not self-analytical, we're really fucked. | |
But um, if they are, and we are to some extent, not all humans, but 20% or more of us are self-analytical, uh, but in any event, so um if we have intelligence behind uh, you know, at that level, our level of intelligence or greater, | |
applied to uh bodies of differing capabilities than us, you're gonna get a worldview that does not uh a common census reality view, even though they're sharing reality with us that won't look at all like what we live in. | |
Our uh our officialdom does not appreciate this. | |
Nobody in officialdom is out there writing about this and saying, you know, we gotta really approach this um in a different way. | |
We need to set our minds up ahead of all of these things. | |
Uh, we need to plan for this shit, right? | |
And so they're not. | |
And so we're gonna come into an interesting situation. | |
That interesting situation is gonna span uh a number of months. | |
It'll span the time from October through to uh sometime in 2027. | |
Now, everybody you hear a lot of chatter on the internet about, you know, how bad it's gonna be in 2027, and uh my girlfriend Heidi is um a master at Vedic Astro, and and she's a little affected uh by the intensity of the transits in 2027. | |
So there is astrological support for the idea that 2010 2027 is not going to be nice and peaceful, but that doesn't mean we have to manifest it that way because we live in a world that is derived from consciousness, and to a great degree, we control what actually comes out because we always get what we want, right? | |
Anyway, so in my opinion, all right, so uh September is a good month because that's Heidi's birthday month, right? | |
And the aliens aren't going to be here then anyway. | |
Okay, so September's okay. | |
October forms an interesting period, uh because in October, up to the end of the month is when three eye uh atlas disappears, right? | |
It fades from our view. | |
Now there's also all kinds of other shit going on out in space with Voyager with strange um uh effects on quantum machinery and quantum communications, all different kinds of shit going on, independent of three-eye atlas, right? | |
So it's uh a bigger uptick in things. | |
All right, then so it disappears on the 29th. | |
It's it's when it's closest to the sun, according to Avi Loeb. | |
And again, we're taking their word for it. | |
I don't have a telescope, I haven't seen it, I haven't done the calculations myself, but my friend Um Ken Schwartz could do it with me. | |
Uh he does orbital calcs like you wouldn't believe. | |
Uh he's a consultant to governments for that kind of shit. | |
And so we can sort of take Avi Loeb's uh idea that this is gonna happen this way. | |
Anyway, and so then we have the problem of November, all right? | |
November, and actually uh out to January. | |
And because we won't know for sure uh in this period, what the hell's going on? | |
The theory is that between January and um and March, uh it will be visible again, right? | |
As it's heading away, the idea is that here's the sun and it would sling out, and from our view, we'd be able to see it from January through the rest of its uh, you know, area or um time in our solar system that we'd be able to actually watch this. | |
Uh we don't know for sure, and but uh we would know for sure, okay. | |
So from January through to March was the March was a period of time where uh as it's close approach to Jupiter, we'd be able to alter our probes that are out in Jupiter to turn around and look at the thing and go close to it, right? | |
We can't catch it, it's moving far too fast. | |
Um and anyway, so this could be an interesting period of time. | |
This is gonna be a uh November through uh to the end of January. | |
It was like something like the 21st or 22nd of January, where we would, you know, if it isn't, if we can't see it by then, it's not not around the sun, right? | |
It isn't coming out, but it should be visible by then. | |
Bear in mind we're trying to look uh and see it as a little bit of light, uh theoretically reflected light, not self-originating light, but but a little bit of light lost in the haze of the sun. | |
And what freaks out um Abi Loeb was that um the giant mass of the galactic center, galactic center, which is all these hundreds of millions of suns, uh blinds us to anything coming out that way, and here's our heliopause, and here's three eye atlas coming at us from, as far as we're concerned, from the galactic center. | |
And so coming at us this way, and here is Earth. | |
Uh, we didn't see it until it was like right there until July 1, because of the amount of light that it was behind it, we couldn't see it through there. | |
And it's bright. | |
So that, you know, that might be a little uh concerning. | |
Okay, so it is so bright that uh it might be that it did that in a stealth mode, right? | |
That it deliberately tried to hide itself from our view and obscure itself uh for as long as possible. | |
There is some um Unsettling justification for thinking that. | |
And that doesn't bode well, right? | |
So we may be in a point of reaching contention with space aliens. | |
We may not discover that contention for more than a whole year. | |
You can imagine the situation where we don't see it come out. | |
Everybody on Earth freaks out, or not everybody, but you know, officialdom, financial people, you know, a lot of woo-woo guys, this kind of thing. | |
So some small percentage of the population, insignificant population of the percentage of the population freaks out. | |
Rest of humanity goes on with all of their shit. | |
And uh those of us that are freaking out, we're saying, okay, what's it doing back there? | |
Why didn't it come out? | |
What's happening here, right? | |
And uh, even if you had the the media behind a big three-eye atlas never appeared again, oh my god, oh my god, campaign, nothing happens. | |
We don't get to see it, right? | |
Because presumably, if it sort of parked on the other side of the sun, there's no reason for it to ever alter its position relative to us, and we would never know. | |
And it could be there in perpetuity forever, and we would just never know what happened to it. | |
And so it didn't do anything, it wouldn't expose anything to us, um, and we would have uh uh we'd have no understanding of what the hell's going on. | |
But we would certainly have to deal with the fact that it was not a comet at that stage, that comets don't just stop and disappear. | |
Therefore, our whole paradigm would be altered. | |
That is one of the many fractures that are occurring in our paradigm at this moment. | |
And it will be I I actually I had a big uh kick up in uh emotional tension on the first of October. | |
I thought maybe it was financial, I don't know. | |
There's so much shit going on uh in reality uh here in our common shared reality. | |
There's so much emotionalism and stuff that I can't say what it is. | |
Uh you know, I can speculate, but that's meaningless really at this point. | |
I don't have enough data to narrow that speculation to something meaningful. | |
But I do know that we're at this threshold, that we're reaching a point that um Terence McKenna called the uh Eshkatan at the end of time. | |
Time doesn't uh the world doesn't stop, it's not the end of reality. | |
It is the end of us thinking about time a particular way. | |
Once you start uh thinking about the reality from the ontological perspective, time fades away into the eternal now, and you don't have time as an issue anymore. | |
You take in things uh duration and that kind of thing into consideration, but you're not driven the way you were with this other concept that somehow time that you were on a journey and somehow time is is you know, you gotta do things and achievement, all of that. | |
It's a different way of re- of uh interacting with this reality. | |
Um so three eye atlas is going to have a major effect. | |
Um even if it comes out on schedule on time, there's still gonna be a lot of speculation while it's not visible to us. | |
This speculation is going to be participatory with the UFOs. | |
There's also all these the some UFO um uh briefings for Congress, that kind of thing during this period of time. | |
It's gonna bring a heightened attention to it. | |
It it's at that point, we're at that point now where humanity is changing anyway, uh, driven by uh you know astrological, you know, strange energies from space, whatever you want to say, we are nonetheless uh in this great awakening, this um shift into a new age. | |
And uh and now we're also finding that there's going to be the thoughts of aliens participating. | |
And to my viewpoint, yes, I want the aliens to be here, but that's purely selfish, okay? | |
I'm I'm gonna own that. | |
I want the fucking floating RV so I don't have to do road trips. | |
I hate road trips, but I like going places. | |
Um so it's entirely selfish, right? | |
I don't care about the aliens, I just want their technology. | |
Anyway, or the paradigm that allows us to build that technology on our own. | |
Anyway, so um, but we're gonna have to deal with the aliens. | |
And uh and I'm somewhat fearful about the stupidity that we see in government uh in an officialdom in all forms uh in relation to uh non-human intelligence and how we should uh approach even the concept of it. | |
Um, for instance, uh I won't go into the minutia of it all. | |
We're gonna have um, but I'm quite certain that the uh the perception that we're not alone is gonna create a lot of anxiety in the social order, as though there isn't enough already, right? | |
Um That anxiety is going to be relieved if you can do it by simply letting go, right? | |
Just give it up to consciousness and let go in the zen sense, right? | |
Just be there. | |
Just be here experiencing and see what the fuck happens. | |
You don't have to anticipate, you don't have to put anything out into the event stream thinking it's going to emerge a specific way you can. | |
And this, not only if you don't have these thoughts, so if you think of space aliens as terrible evil beings that are gonna fuck you over and stuff, which may be the case, we don't know though, that's but we don't know. | |
Uh but if you do that, you have a tendency to put information and uh and emotion into thoughts that go into your subconscious, which is really the greater consciousness of everything, and then they come burbling back at you through the event stream. | |
So we always only get uh what we need and what we want. | |
And even if the space aliens are not um, you know, uh gonna attach themselves to your throat and and suck out all your blood, if you perceived them as that kind of a level of threat, you're gonna be very anxious through this period of time where there's this unresolved, unsettled, unknown component. | |
And then you'll find out, oh my god, aliens are real. | |
We still won't know what what they are or any of that kind of stuff. | |
We won't have any real knowledge about them, but your preconceptions will put you into state of anxiety that's not necessary. | |
You don't have to feel that way. | |
You don't have to worry about it. | |
It's not going to manifest that way in your reality. | |
Uh we can say things for certain. | |
Government's gonna fuck it up. | |
We know that for sure. | |
Okay, for sure. | |
So hopefully the aliens will be a little bit forgiving, and uh, and or it'll be out and out contention that we'll know that they're evil and we're gonna start shooting the fuckers, right? | |
That would be the best uh scenario, in my opinion. | |
All of the universe is two two choices, right? | |
And it's and it aids you in your mind when the choices are clearly defined. | |
Uh so if we, you know, if they come shooting green shit at us, well, we'll know to start shooting back, right? | |
And if they don't, well, okay, then maybe something interesting is gonna happen here. | |
Okay, so uh so that's basically about the three eye atlas. | |
I'm not gonna bore you with all of the weirdnesses of it, okay? | |
There is a lot of weirdness that I like. | |
Um so uh it's it alone, just the the thoughts. | |
Uh okay, so I can see how the stock market could crash because it's only confidence. | |
Confidence is not something, it's not a physical thing, it's entirely ephemeral. | |
It only exists in your in your emotions, not even in your mind. | |
So you can have um, oh, I'm sure, I'm sure the stock market's solid, I'm sure the stock market's solid, but you got something going on in the pit of your stomach and you've got to sell, right? | |
So it's not your thoughts, it's your emotional response to some prompt. | |
And so you could see how anxiety and these kind of things could sh could shift all of the stock market and things. | |
But the uh the reality will correct all of that as we and so um the what was that old saying, sell on the rumor, buy on the news, right? | |
Um, or is it buy on the rumors, sell on the news? | |
One of the two. | |
But in any event, they it means you know, everybody's gonna freak out on the rumors and sell all of their stocks, and uh, and it'll drop all the prices, and then as soon as the news comes out, oh, it's not that bad, they'll start trying to buy it out, and then it'll come back up. | |
So that's the idea, right? | |
That there's gonna be this emotional wave necessarily in dealing with the uh space aliens. | |
The best way to deal in it with it, in my opinion, is to say, oh, okay, cool, maybe we can get some stuff out of it, right? | |
In the meantime, I'm going on. | |
Well, like Heidi says, you know, it's not an issue for her until they show up for dinner. | |
Right. | |
So anyway, um that's okay, and so that's um that's this aspect I shouldn't have gone on this long anyway. | |
Okay, so here's a I gotta do some housekeeping, okay? | |
It's um okay, so so I won't go into it now. | |
I'll set up a bunch of other things and do another video here uh sometime in the future and go into all of the weird housekeeping and uh aspects of these things. | |
But this is too much at this point. | |
Um I would suggest uh that You start thinking about um an expanded view of our reality because we're gonna have to deal with uh these one of the things I've done, for instance, was to um uh try and figure out and discuss with Heidi, whoops oops oof, discuss with Heidi the idea of you know, how does the astrology uh how do you account for such things as three eye atlas and potentially beings uh with astrology? | |
Well, we know that they came from Sagittarius, and what's the astro within Sagittarius itself, right? | |
Um, etc. | |
etc. | |
etc. | |
Just pile on, pile on in terms of the levels of complexity that are involved. | |
But we're at that level now, because we will be dealing with um the concepts, if that if not the actual appearance of the non-human intelligence. | |
And I think it's gonna be a good time, right? | |
I I knew it would happen in the summer, they found it on July 1. | |
It's racking up to the point where um whether or not it's filled with aliens, which I don't think it is, it'd be stupid to have aliens inside living inside it. | |
Uh, even if you had like Abi Loeb says there's enough carbon dioxide on there to indicate 10 million people breathing. | |
It's like 10 million people, that's not a sustainable um number of beings to get a uh a civilization uh five million years across space, right? | |
Uh anyway, so but it's gonna be really, really, really uh interesting all the way through uh seeing how this unfolds. | |
Um it brings out the subject of space aliens. | |
And we know they're here, we or we we know they were here, and but we do know that we've got their technology. | |
Lockheed Mark Martin is reproducing this stuff, right? | |
I can't get them to give me their sales office. | |
I just want to, you know, say, hey guys, let's make a deal. | |
I'll buy a used, a used Tic Tac, 40 feet long. | |
Hey, perfect! | |
So, anyway, take care. |