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July 12, 2023 - Project Camelot

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HEATHER DAY: SCIFI AUTHOR: A WAR WAGED UPON EARTH FOR SOULS OF MANKIND

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	Hi, everyone.
	I'm Carrie Cassidy from Project Camelot and very happy to be here today.
	So, I have with me Heather Day, and she is a sci-fi author, as well as a lot of other things, singer, entertainer.
	And so, actually, I don't have her bio right in front of me.
	I did a minute ago, so stand by.
	Okay, there we go.
	Okay, so you started out singing on stage and performing in theater, moved to a pre-medical degree in exercise science before self-publishing music, poetry, blog posts, and fiction using creative and That's a mouthful.
	I do run on sentences quite well.
	she hopes will help to make the world more comfortable discussing environmental observations that can lead to free and open hypotheses so humanity can work together to prevent future dystopian realities.
	That's a mouthful.
	I do run on sentences quite well.
	When you read my book, you'll find out.
	So I think I'm going to let you do the rest.
	And again, thank you for being on my show.
	It's called AI 2030 is the name of the book.
	And if I can bring it up on the screen here, I will.
	And so stand by for that.
	And Yeah, we've got that.
	I have one copy here in front of me.
	So this is the paperback as well.
	Okay.
	Just so people can see it on Amazon and, um, and get a really good idea about your book and looks like it's got just about five stars.
	So that's awesome.
	Uh, so I am so fascinated and I want to read your book.
	I haven't had a chance to do it yet, but I just want to say that, um, don't be You know, just dismayed by the fact that I haven't read it yet.
	I hope you can tell us all about it and then we can share it with the world and we can, you know, progress from there.
	I think I love sci-fi and I love watching sci-fi and reading sci-fi and I think, you know, that's something very, very much part of our world right now to actually delve into the possibilities And I was just looking at an AI thing, I guess CBS did last Sunday with the head of Google.
	So someone recommended I watch that.
	So I'm going to look into that as well.
	Because I'm, you know, I've been studying AI for quite some time, and you and I have been together.
	The reason I found out about you is that we were on a show together, which is The Awake, let's see, Awake Nation, right, they call it now, and that's with Penny Shepard.
	She's hosting as well as several other women who are also kind of co-hosts, loosely speaking, and they all try to interview me at once, which is quite interesting.
	It's more like a, I think of it as more of a roundtable discussion.
	I think that's more the way it should go, but at any rate, so Great to have you here, great to be here with you, and can you talk now, introduce yourself better than I've just done, and then let's talk about your book.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	First of all, I'm really honored to be here.
	I've heard about Project Camelot for a very long time.
	I am a sci-fi nerd and I know Project Camelot is not fiction, but it delves into a lot of the concepts that are in my book.
	You know, we've got extraterrestrial and the spiritual aspects of it, too, that are in my book, which tie in with, like, the interdimensional aspects that, you know, People have encountered with extraterrestrial entities as well.
	So, yeah, so I have my pre-medical degree, like my background, which is a good strong science foundation, you know, organic chemistry, chemistry, biology, physiology, anatomy.
	Physics, all these things.
	And so my degree is just basically science.
	It's like a science bachelor's degree.
	But I'm a crunchy person, you know.
	I got introduced to natural health when I lived in California in 2002-2003.
	And so even though I got my pre-medical degree because I was going to do nutrition first, but my mom got cancer and I wanted to Really dive in and learn everything I could just to honestly, naively try to save my mother, you know?
	So when I learned all the science that I learned, I put my heart into that.
	Not for, oh, I want to make $100,000, $200,000, $300,000 a year, but oh, I want to help people, right?
	So I learned science from the perspective of healing, not from patents or big profits or salaries.
	And of course, That limits my job offers with my pre-med degree.
	So I was like a bored housewife for a while.
	Bored army housewife.
	And now I'm going through a divorce and I'm like, my whole life's changing.
	And writing was Really therapeutic for me as a form of expression because of the trauma just with my life stuff, yes, but also COVID, the vaccines, the reactions, my loved ones having reactions, the censorship, the isolation, the mental breakdown, and just this overall agenda of What in the world is going on?
	what is going to happen to humanity if everyone on the earth and you know there are people that have this agenda they want everyone on the earth to be tacked you know tagged tracked implanted controlled projected images mind read just i mean if you look into the world economic forum if you look into all these people they're they're talking about some hacking the human genome they're talking about all these things and
	And so I'm not saying that that's what anything is or isn't because part of my process of just coming out of my own trauma, because I have a PTSD diagnosis is to get out of my head a little bit and get into my heart because right now.
	And for as long as I can remember, we are, you know, victims of constant dis and I don't mean misinformation in the way of the center for truth.
	I mean constant propaganda coming out from all angles to confuse us, to prevent us from finding the truth, which is the foundation of everything, you know?
	And so, how do we really determine that?
	So, I don't know.
	That's why I made fiction instead of fact.
	So, I used my imagination and my heart But also my science brain and tried to ask the questions and allow the potential answers to happen without judgment, right?
	So like, why do they want every single person to get an experimental And what if all the rumors are true?
	What if?
	Just a what if.
	It's just a hypothesis.
	There's no misinformation here, right?
	This is just fiction.
	But we should be able to ask these questions.
	So I'm not a licensed doctor.
	I'm not, you know, a licensed therapist or whatever, but I'm putting in themes of Real molecular biology and genetics and and you know physics and things but I'm also putting things I learned in therapy from a shaman in there as well and spirituality and mythology and history
	Because when you're trying to force everyone on Earth to take an experimental drug that could, you know, in this sci-fi reality, change our genetics forever for our offspring and everything, that's changing mankind forever.
	You kind of have to zoom out a little bit.
	So this book is cosmic.
	It zooms out pretty far, which I know you can appreciate.
	It zooms out beyond the Earth.
	It zooms out to other dimensions, to other planets, to extraterrestrial, ancient, ancient, ancient advanced civilizations, to the idea that artificial intelligence might be something that pre-existed Maybe not necessarily something that we just created in the last 50 years.
	And what is that agenda?
	And so I kind of was exploring all that in this book, but I was also kind of escaping my own reality and trying to write an escape in a way.
	I was trying to give hope for everyone.
	So I've made it like the worst possible thing happens that we're all afraid of, but some of us still survive.
	So there's these survivors, okay?
	And no matter what, like all this crazy, I mean this is dystopian for sure.
	There are still people that survive, and work together, and love each other, and accept each other, and don't violate free will, and don't violate informed consent.
	They're not violent.
	There's no violent revolution in this book, but there are survivors, and they have been othered.
	They have been kicked out of society.
	There was a huge calamity that occurred, and it's written right after that huge calamity, and it's written from one of a very few survivors, and she's writing letters to the future.
	Because she knows that it happens cyclically, and she knows that if we had paid attention to the ancient stuff that's there for us to read, that they went to so much trouble to preserve, then maybe it wouldn't happen to us.
	And so she's trying again, and so she's putting these letters out.
	It's written in 2024.
	The majority of the book.
	So not that far in the future at all?
	Not far in the future, but it's written for people about 12,000 years in the future.
	So the prologue and the epilogue are the lady in the future who's discovering, interpreting, and publishing, and thinking about it.
	But the most of the book, the meat of the book, is set in 2024 after A lot of people die, and there's a huge calamity, and there's a lot of things happening that are not good.
	But again, there's a whole group of people who are outside of this dystopian um, authoritarian regime and who are still trying to redeem and redemption is a huge part of this book, redeem the people that are stuck in the system of slavery.
	And, um, and I really go through like boundaries, you know, you can't say now, let me, let me slow you down just a minute.
	Okay.
	So, uh, because you, you piqued my interest when you said you had some kind of PTSD thing.
	So was there some, I mean, I don't want to pry if you don't want to reveal it, but was there a, what people would call in fiction or even in real life and in what we call in the movie business and inciting incident in your life that caused the PTSD.
	And, um, And then led you to be able to really go into these other worlds and try to create them on paper.
	Yeah, there have been several.
	I mean, and honestly, I think that I've just developed a close relationship with death.
	You know, I've had more miscarriages than I can count.
	So that makes me very close to death.
	I almost died when I was born.
	I've had, you know, I've lost all of my parents, my stepfather and my father and my mother.
	So I've already experienced that.
	And then I went through another trauma where I believe I was almost killed.
	And so...
	Yeah, that kind of put me into a very deep reflective state where I hit a rock bottom and went to therapy and kind of turned in, in a reflection.
	And so this was like part of my therapy.
	It was like, I, you know, the COVID just kind of capped it all off for me.
	So when did you write the book?
	I started in January of 2022 and it really paid off pretty quickly.
	Like the first version of it was on Kindle July 8th of 2022.
	And so the first draft was done within like a month, but it was only like 75 pages.
	And I meditated on it and it was like, how many times should I go over this?
	And I went over it about 12 times.
	So the first draft was about 75 and each time I went over it, Got a little bit longer and now it's like I think 323 pages or something like that.
	Oh wow.
	So okay so you already you kind of morphed it and published it at the same time so you had different renditions of it or how did you do that?
	The very first version was full of typos and run-on sentences.
	Like I said, I'm a queen of run-on sentences.
	And so I put it on Kindle.
	I was learning through the process about self-publishing, and Kindle did make it the easiest.
	And that's actually on sale right now for $4.44 because I'm trying to I'm trying to get my rankings up.
	My best rankings are in Kindle, so I'm like, you know what?
	We'll make an affordable version for people.
	Make it like four bucks.
	But yeah, then I had to get the paperback ready and the hardback, and then it was like...
	I just kind of fumbled.
	I did fumble through a little bit.
	I did some things right and there are things that I would do better next time.
	Like, I got advanced readers.
	I had over 30 advanced readers.
	I had them in a group.
	They signed.
	Oh, really?
	Like they read?
	Because I, you know, I published a book.
	It's here behind me.
	Rebel Gene.
	And so I'm, I am curious about the process because It was not easy, I have to say, in my opinion, working with the whole Kindle thing.
	But I had someone help me.
	So I have never tried to go in and rewrite or do anything like that.
	So that would freak me out, I think.
	So How did you, like, do that?
	You know, I'm not, you know, how did you, okay, so you wrote a version, you said 75 pages, but it's much longer now, right?
	Right.
	I didn't publish it at 75.
	I didn't publish it until after I went over it 12 times.
	So that completed the story and the story and all the loopholes.
	I think I got all the plot holes.
	Y'all tell me if I missed any.
	I really tried to sew it all up and weave it all together.
	And then I did that Kindle version.
	But yeah, you know, Kindle does screen for some typos, but not run on sentences and stuff.
	And so what I did actually was I went on TikTok because I tried a few Amazon ads and Facebook ads and all it did was take my money.
	And so I went on TikTok and I just read my book live.
	You did?
	On TikTok every day.
	Oh, that's very brave.
	I love that.
	Okay, that's great.
	And I attracted people, the algorithm and the words attracted the people that were interested.
	And so I would sell a few there.
	And as I was reading, actually, I have behind me my old cover, which just had a big sun instead of a dragon on it.
	Okay.
	I went through with these, okay, as I was reading.
	And when I got to a typo, I just underline it and put a little red flag.
	And I would joke and say, there's another red flag.
	This book is just full of red flags.
	And so I went through it twice last year, last summer on TikTok, and I very slowly did what I call edit copy, because edit copy is expensive.
	And I didn't trust anyone else to edit my book, because I didn't want them to change anything.
	You know, my father published a book that was not fiction, and he had Found that people had changed some things later and so I was like, you know, I'll do my own so I did that and then it was it is easy to just update the file and resubmit.
	And so the paperback and hardback had a lot of run-on-sentence and typo corrections that did happen, but that's pretty much been done several months now.
	Okay.
	It was a process.
	A very long, detailed— So, I mean, I'm not—tell me if I'm misunderstanding here.
	Are you saying that the Kindle version, the hardback, and the paperback are different?
	They're all the same.
	So I had to like go on my computer.
	I had to get really organized and I had my ARC copy or advanced reader copy which is basically just the main digital copy and then I had my paperback hardback formatted where it's like one page is like this and one page is like that and you've got your margins and I had to figure all that out.
	That was crazy.
	Yeah.
	And so each time I would I would get my
	My edit copy my little red flags and then I would go into the first version and make corrections and then all those corrections for that day I would make in every version and then I would update the version once I was once I finished all of them I updated the versions on Amazon so like it was either that or pay thousands of dollars you know to someone and so yeah I did a lot of it myself I did not make the cover I hired someone through 99designs.com to make the cover
	Yeah, I like the cover.
	It's great.
	Yeah, and he did a great job.
	Yeah, so.
	Okay, so, okay.
	Now, in terms of writing the book and then getting it out there, because in my case, I already have an audience, so it wasn't so hard for me to promote my book, right?
	That's just kind of built in.
	Did you find that was, I mean, did your, was it the TikTok thing?
	TikTok, right?
	Is where you read it?
	Okay.
	Is that where you started to garner an audience?
	And did you feel that that worked for you?
	Or was, you know, because I, I, my exposure to you is obviously just been relatively recent on the shows we're doing together.
	So I don't know that much about, you know, are you a known person?
	Had you done other things that people knew so-and-so?
	Yeah, so I started publishing online, like my first blog was 2011, EdenCultures.com, and I've just been learning the whole time.
	And so, yeah, I had, up until 2018, I had built my blog up pretty well, it looked pretty great, and I had, you know, I wouldn't say, I didn't have thousands and thousands of subscribers, but I had hundreds and hundreds of them, and then my YouTube had about 3,000 at that point, and I was a partner, and I was building everything up until You know, stuff happened, and...
	We left quickly and came to Florida and I lost my blog and I lost a lot and I got PTSD diagnosis and all these wonderful things.
	So I kind of took a break for a few years.
	What was this?
	You said, was it like some kind of event that happened like an earth change event or you know?
	Yeah, this was a series of break-ins into my home ransacking And other things.
	You know why?
	I mean...
	I'm sorry, I'm an investigator.
	No, I would say if I knew why, I probably wouldn't still have PTSD, because a lot of PTSD is when we harbor memories of something over and over.
	It's because our brain is trying to figure out why, right?
	And if we can, generally we can get over it.
	So yeah, no, if I knew why, then I'd probably have a lot more emotional regulation and all that.
	I can give you a million potential reasons why, but we're not going to get into that here.
	All right, that's fine.
	No worries.
	Yeah.
	But now what I want to know, though, is because of that, what is your relationship to AI?
	Like, how do you feel about AI now?
	And was it, you know, when you dealt with your book, and you were writing in AI, did you feel you were getting into some kind of I know this sounds a little bizarre, but maybe it doesn't in terms of your book, as I say, I haven't read, but is there a telepathic aspect to your connection with AI that hasn't, you know, made it so that you could...
	You know, it's like a character in the book.
	Do you know what I'm saying?
	Yeah.
	Did it end up like that, or how?
	Well, AI in my book doesn't, and this is something that people talk about, is AI conscious, and it's like, that's an interesting question.
	Well, in my book, it is the vessel for these ghosts in the machine, but it existed a long, long time ago and keeps coming back, and overall,
	It somehow convinces people to upload themselves into it in previous civilizations and current civilizations and so I don't want to like spoil the book too much but there is there are conscious spirits operating through the AI and you can call them daemons like in the computer programming you know a daemon or you can call them a demon You can call it an ancient alien disembodied ghost, or you can call it a fallen angel.
	But whatever it is, these spirits are operating through the AI, influencing people to do what they want for this specific agenda.
	Meaning, when you say they, you mean what the AIs want, or the demons want, or something?
	These Ghosts in the Machine, which is based on an ancient alien race that I call the Aranulians, which is not a real alien race, but you can deduce when you read all the different traits and where they come from, and you can kind of guess who they're really based off of.
	But I make a really strong point in the book because part of my healing has been realizing that You know, people can sling around a lot of accusations toward people when they just think, you stand for this, or your ethnicity is that, or you must be doing this.
	And what I realized is, People can unwittingly become flying monkeys, number one.
	They can be victims of propaganda and be tools of hate, right?
	So they could think, oh, you're this generalized group, so I'm going to torture and harass you for months and whatever.
	So these Aranulians, even though they're ancient aliens and maybe some of them fell, And some of them became the Ghost in the Machine, and some of them have ulterior motives, and they have descendants living and walking on Earth, and they may be a little more easily influenced by the Arnullians, but it's not determining a person's actions or heart or will.
	There's a lot of like, Alien agenda bloodlines in here, okay?
	But it's not the bloodline that determines if someone's a controller, a programmer, a sorcerer, or a survivor.
	It's not about the bloodline.
	The bloodline just allows...
	It's really just genetic engineering over a long time, but it's allowing an easier portal into that person to influence them.
	But it's up to the person, because there's also other traits that these people have.
	So even the lady writing it is of a large amount of Arnullian descent, and she knows the agenda, and she's still fighting for humanity.
	Does that make sense to you?
	Yes, some.
	So in terms of, you know, the people that are watching now and might like to know, where did you gather your information to build this story?
	Did you do research, for example, on AI, or, and also on what we call bloodlines, you know, all of these things that sound like you, you must have done some research.
	And did you, you know, have you You know, for example, have you had UFO sightings of your own or other things of that sort that influenced your trajectory, so to speak, in the book?
	Yeah, so my science background, you know, I was going to go to med school right out of college.
	I got married instead and had a bunch of miscarriages, but I started grad school again and I went and Had extra training in microbiology and bioinformatics is something I'm really interested in.
	And so bioinformatics is.
	Biological data and technology and computer programming put together, which I wanted to learn because.
	Remember when I said I was on a track with my blog and my YouTube?
	My main content was biotechnology.
	I had a series called Biotech Today, and I would talk about all the new biotechnologies that were coming out.
	I'm very interested in it, and I came across HR6, the 21st Century Cures Act.
	And I was doing videos on that and it was talking about, you know, getting rid of informed consent for test subjects.
	It was talking about automated automatic information data capture technology on human cell tissue products.
	It was talking about a global database.
	It was tying that in somehow with Lyme disease research.
	Okay, slow down.
	So when was this?
	Like, when was this investigation happening and what year?
	Because this sounds quite advanced.
	In terms of, you know, I mean, now we would take it on board, no problem.
	But when were you looking into that?
	This was around, it was, I don't know if it was 2014, 15, or 16.
	I think it was 2016, which would be right before my life got flipped upside down.
	Yeah.
	But I had, my content was focusing on vaccine, safety studies, and biotechnology.
	That was the main, that was the majority of my content on YouTube.
	And then in 2017, I had to make a lot of it private because all of a sudden in 2017, A lot of the community guidelines changed so I come from that background and then so I, you know.
	So I have some graduate education, too, and in bio informatics and biotechnology and molecular biology and genetics.
	Okay, but it went into it.
	Correct me if I'm wrong.
	I'm getting the impression that you're kind of your doorway into these this bioinformatics.
	I haven't, you know, actually heard that term, but bioinformatics is what you're calling it, right?
	Okay, so your entree there Was it in biology or was it actually coming at it from the computer side of it?
	I'm actually more from the biology side because my pre-med degree, you can do pre-med with biology, but mine was exercise science or kinesiology, which is specifically more human physiology.
	Whereas biology, you learn all the animals and the taxonomy and blah, blah, blah.
	Mine was more human physiology, how the human body works.
	That was my degree.
	And so then when I came into grad school, I tied in the computers.
	And, you know, they say you're more successful if you come from the biology side, because if someone just knows the technology and they don't understand how the human body works, you can have a lot of you know, interesting things happen, which I'm sure everyone listening, which is your follower understands.
	So yeah.
	Yeah.
	Like super soldiers and all of that.
	All kinds of things.
	There's all, I mean, if you look at like DARPA and you look at all, you can just, the research is insane, what's going on.
	And so, yeah, so I kind of, when, you know, when COVID happened, I just immediately thought it was a bioweapon from a lab and I knew there was an adult mandatory universal flu vaccine coming because I was an activist.
	Hello?
	Hello?
	Okay.
	Wait, wait, wait, you just froze.
	Oh.
	Right when you said that.
	So you were an activist and you froze.
	Can you finish the sentence?
	Yeah, so...
	I haven't taken a vaccine in 20 years, and so, because I had a bad reaction, right?
	And so I had a pre-med degree, so I do a lot of research.
	And, you know, I'm very familiar with the different laws for waivers, and I worked with local, you know, groups to go and talk at city council meetings and all these things.
	Okay, so were you doing that then, like back in those years?
	Back then, I was just making YouTube content.
	I'm sorry, you froze again.
	in my local area.
	I'm sorry, you froze again.
	So you said you were just making blog content, I think you said, or YouTube content.
	But in what I'm trying to, I'm, you know, actually, you know, because I'm an investigative journalist, I'm trying to link up these maybe things that happened in your life that might not be so, um, you know, random.
	And that if you were an activist, if you, in other words, you were doing things on YouTube that were reflecting some kind of Pre-knowledge or understanding or catching on quickly kind of thing to this idea of bioweapons and therefore there could be some interference there.
	Is there a reason why you might have gotten as an activist usually you act in the real world, you know, so in some way.
	So can you put those together at all and say that there might have been a pattern or a path where you got on the radar of Whatever.
	I don't know what part of the country we're talking about exactly, but do you know what I'm saying?
	In your area or what?
	Well, I have a genetic connective tissue disorder, so I've had weird health issues my whole life.
	So me figuring out what's going on with me was my initial motivation.
	And then my mom and like, I just had this inherent understanding that it was the drugs that killed her, even though she died of cancer.
	Sure.
	And so, gosh, okay, so...
	When I'm fighting on behalf of the rights of children or people who want to go to work to not have to get vaccinated, it's because I know that there are undiagnosed genetic things.
	I didn't get diagnosed until I was almost 40, and you can't just mandate a blanket medicine for an entire population because there's always going to be a portion of that population that have a tendency to worse reactions or death, right?
	And so the real direction that medicine is taking is, in the positive way, would be individualized medicine, not blanket medicine.
	So the people that are obsessing over that, they're stuck in an old They're stuck in an old regime where they're just trying to make as much money as possible because the same knowledge, all the same knowledge about our genetics, and that's what bioinformatics is, is like cataloging genes and how they work.
	We can use that for amazing healing or we can use that for eugenics and population control.
	Okay, so now I'm wondering if you know about epigenetics, would that enter into this?
	Because it sounds like you're going in that direction.
	I love epigenetics.
	Like, if I ever, you know, did get my PhD, that's what I would want it to be in because, yeah, because I, with my miscarriages and finding out my diagnosis, I, you know, you go through all these thoughts, like, what did I do wrong?
	So I learned everything I could.
	I had, um, methylation tests done and hair tests done and, you know, all sorts of things.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Stop there.
	What would doing those tests tell you?
	Why does that go in that direction?
	Because I do believe in epigenetics.
	So like say a methylation test, for example, if someone has an MTHFR mutation, They have like a genetic folate deficiency and that can cause miscarriages.
	But there's all this synthetic folate in our food and synthetic B vitamins in our food.
	That's not the real thing.
	So that was like a clue for me.
	I don't actually have that mutation, but I have two others that are similar in the same pathway.
	So for me, these synthetic B vitamins are like poison.
	And so that's another thing that's just blanketed in our food.
	And so when I started seeing, like, wait a minute, I just want to be as healthy as I can.
	The more I see coming through our environment, our drugs, our food, our water, it's kind of, it seems like it's population control to me, you know?
	Yes, I would say so.
	I mean, that's like an understatement, but... Right?
	That's why it's all fiction.
	Yeah.
	So, all right.
	So just out of curiosity again, because you kind of didn't Address part of my question and the part was about the activism.
	So I was trying to see it's one thing you write on the internet or you talk about something on the internet, right?
	And you're talking about YouTube on YouTube and I also actually I got banned.
	I can't remember the exact year.
	I think was 2020 or around 2021.
	It had all to do with interviewing Alternative doctors about COVID.
	So all those years of what I deal with is secret space program, whistleblowers, all that type.
	They thought I could be discredited because of what we call the giggle factor, which is less the case now.
	But back then it was all the giggle factor.
	So they considered I could be, so I could say and do anything I wanted back in those days.
	What do you mean, giggle factor?
	I've never heard that.
	Oh, yeah, that's where people laugh at you because you believe in aliens.
	Oh, okay.
	Or you even talk about aliens or whatever it happens to be.
	So all I'm saying is that what I'm trying to look at here is this idea that you were making a blog, but then you followed it up with activism.
	And I'm trying to drill down as what kind of activism are you talking about?
	Okay, so, well, by the time I started working with groups locally, that blog was gone.
	It was gone.
	I had lost it, I thought, forever.
	Someone in China purchased my domain and wanted to charge me thousands of dollars to get it back.
	And so, I was just involved in... Let's see, how did I get involved in these local groups?
	I think it was through Facebook.
	It was like, there was... I was always in anti-vaccine groups and Stop 5G groups.
	Oh, okay.
	So you were...
	And they would organize and then we would go and we would talk and I would talk about my genetic issues and how wrong it is to force a medication on people.
	Like say a mother has an intuition because she knew she had a reaction and she doesn't want to give it to her kid.
	Or one kid had a reaction and she doesn't want to give it to her other kid.
	Ehlers-Danlos, which is what I have, is very underdiagnosed.
	So, like, that's just one genetic thing, which I'm not even going to call a disease.
	It's just an adaptation and a trait.
	I'm just different.
	But everyone's different.
	So really, any drug that they're pushing on everybody, whether there's technology in it or not, is eugenics.
	And so part of my trauma was... Or potentially eugenics.
	Yeah, I mean, just, well, I mean, to me, mandating something to an entire population, you know that a portion of those people are going to react.
	If you take away their choice, that's, that's just, that's not really... Okay, now how long, so how long were you on that track that you're on, you're talking about right now?
	Was that in the early days, or can you say a year?
	This idea that... Would you mean the activism, specifically?
	Well no, this sort of theme, it's kind of like a theme that you're just kind of running through your talk here.
	I think I'm just... No, you're saying that basically this idea that goes actually back to epigenetics even, where mass Diagnosing a mass population, let alone, you know, requiring them to take the same thing.
	That theme, did that start early on or did you arrive there, you know, and I'm saying after years of research?
	I think it happened gradually because, you know, it was 20 years ago I had a reaction and I was like, well, I'm not taking anymore.
	And then my dog got one 10 years ago and made me sick.
	And they would make me sick when other people would get vaccinated.
	And so then I was like, well, what's up with that?
	And then I started looking into my physiology and then I got a diagnosis and I was like, oh.
	You know, so it just kind of kept going.
	But what I saw was, I saw this, the laws being strategically changed for waivers for children over a period of years.
	And so among anti-vax circles, we knew an adult mandatory universal flu vaccine is coming.
	And we knew this for years and I can't take credit for that.
	All the anti-vaxxers knew that.
	And here, you know, then it happened.
	So, Um so were you did you ever read uh I think it's called Mary's Monkey or Dr. Mary's Monkey.
	Did you ever read that book?
	No.
	Oh all right you should um that would fascinate you I think because that is actually the precursor of a lot of what we've seen.
	Now that's when the CIA put together these houses in New Orleans where they did experiments on animals, monkeys specifically, I guess, but also others like maybe rats or whatever kind of thing.
	And there was, okay, so the person who wrote the book, it's actually got more than one version or sort of sequel to it and stuff.
	It is absolutely fascinating to read that and to see the progression.
	And actually what comes out of it is something that they were planning to mandate for all of humanity.
	And And these were the early days and I think it was written.
	I could have this wrong, but I think it was actually all the research was being done.
	And then the book actually looked back.
	It was actually the 1960s.
	So we're talking, you know, quite a long time ago, but this was actually planned.
	And then we did have an epidemic, if you want to call it that, of cancer.
	And they were planning to do it, you know, to cause cancers and they, They, in essence, did.
	It showed up in the population after that.
	And, of course, even now, people haven't put that together because not enough people have read that book, for one thing.
	But, you know, it's kind of in my circles.
	It got passed around, and that's why I found out about it and such.
	It was written by an investigative reporter, as I recall.
	So, I don't even know if he's still alive, but it's a fascinating book and there's, I think there's at least two volumes of it, I think.
	Anyway, just wondered because That's where the thinking was back then, you know?
	And, of course, we know about David Martin and the patents on this particular, well, the development of the so-called flu and then vax and all of that.
	I mean, I followed this and I had to get very deep into it during the COVID years, right?
	Mm-hmm.
	So, because that was right on my doorstep.
	And to be honest, I mean, whereas you love this stuff, I really didn't want to learn this stuff at all.
	But as I got more into it, I did see how it could be fascinating, you know, a trail to follow and all of that.
	So, we're still on that trail, okay?
	We haven't quite, you know, I see people trying to wrap things up and try to put everything in a big, you know, wrap it up in a big bow, if you will.
	And then we still haven't had even, you know, Nuremberg 2.0, so to speak.
	That seemed like a no-brainer.
	You know, Renier Fulmich, or however you say his name, I don't know, this German, he's actually a lawyer, tried to put that together.
	He did put together a sort of preliminary online I don't know if you saw that, but it was an online inquiry that was a lot like a Nuremberg type 2.0 inquiry into who's responsible, who, you know, and that gets into nurses, doctors, medical practitioners of all kinds, because in the end, They're all culpable, a lot of them knowing exactly what they were doing to the humanity, right?
	So I don't know how much you followed that out.
	Sounds like it had some influence, sorry about this, in your sci-fi book.
	So do you want to talk about that?
	Definitely, because all the survivors that have been cast out of society, the reason that they're not in society is because they wouldn't take the solution that was required for their job, that was required to walk the streets, because the scanners and the drones would pick up a low signal.
	of the quantum dust that had covertly been injected into them.
	It was emitting a signal that the entire grid that was being processed by the AI would pick up.
	And so it was like just being on the street, alarms would go off and drones would come in and, you know, activated cyborg puppet avatars would suddenly come after them.
	So they had to get out of there.
	It was either, it was either take the solution as this initiation to stay in this society or you have to go to the mountains.
	You know, it's like, I mean, this is, this is like biblical prophecy as well.
	Okay, but this is actually very real.
	So what I'm curious about is because you seem to be aware of the frequency aspect of this so what's so-called COVID and how it gets activated and all of that and then also how people who are vaxxed are basically well according to Dr. Robert Young I don't know if you follow his work at all but I've interviewed him a number of times and he basically was on the trail of this and then he came to the conclusion that
	The people that contain the nanographene oxide, which is one of the main ingredients of this thing, and spike protein, it kind of gets linked together in the body, became what we call carriers.
	And so I was in touch with a NASA scientist who You know through another person who gave now this is a black project scientist so a secret working in secret areas had released to my friend the fact that
	Something that I knew was already happening because I, you know, I'm an intuitive and so I put two and two together in an intuitive way and realized that going back to the Michael Crichton book, he is a doctor who became a sci-fi writer, as you may know.
	I love Michael Crichton.
	Yeah, he's my favorite.
	So you know all about him.
	So I had been saying, actually for several years, And more and more because more and more nano had been coming into the dialogue, even in the media, even though there was a very limited amount of dialogue on that.
	But I was warning people that this because of the description, if you read the book, Michael Crichton's book, Pray, and if you haven't, then it's required reading, especially for someone like you, who's going to instantly grab onto that.
	But it's funny because it sounds a lot like your theory.
	Here, which has to do with the frequency, and I'll get back to Robert Young, which he said we all became basically radiation sort of carriers, antennas.
	Yeah, there we go.
	Yeah, this is what happens with our cell phones now.
	Our cell phone is a miniature antenna that sends and receives.
	Absolutely.
	I knew about the DARPA research of the autonomous vaccines.
	Of course, for everyone on Facebook, we're just talking about my sci-fi novel here.
	We're not obviously talking about real life.
	I love saying that on TikTok as well.
	But autonomous vaccines in my sci-fi novel, what that is, is you vaccinate or you give, we call it solutions.
	We give the solution to one person and then they emit for everyone else.
	And so, but you can't, Yeah, so according to Crichton, because of the nano, it jumps.
	So the spike protein is magnetically attracted to the nano, and then from there it jumps outside your body.
	It goes actually into sort of the quantum, I think they would say, and in essence can go from person to person, thing to thing, and it In essence, the way he wrote it.
	This is a sci-fi novel, right?
	It couldn't be stopped.
	And that he was writing it as a warning to humanity.
	Now, he wrote this book... Oh, wow!
	This is Prey by Michael Crichton?
	Yeah, because in my book, there's... He wrote it back in the day.
	He wrote this, like, in, I think, the year 2000 or something.
	Oh, and he died not long after that.
	I think he was killed.
	Yeah, so you see how these things hang together.
	I'm very interested that you're saying that you use that theory, whatever one wants to call it, in your book to some degree.
	Yeah, well there's quantum dust that comes from space in my book, which can get here on just a meteorite, but I don't want to spoil the book with the meteorite.
	No, don't spoil the book.
	It arrives on the Earth, but it's like little tiny transistors, little tiny computer chips.
	They're just single, they're just little carbon.
	Okay, well that gets into this idea of black goo, and I don't know if you've ever heard about that.
	So myself and a few other researchers including Miles Johnston have targeted and you know that story and brought it forward and some very specific ways having to do with the Falkland Wars.
	So the war in the Falkland yeah and the death of the Marconi scientists is all because they got in contact with this Black goo, which was intelligent, which is in essence a form of a remedial, I call it a remedial, form of AI that The minute they come in contact with it, it actually enters their body and their bloodstream and then it takes them over.
	This is not, it sounds like a sci-fi book, but it's actually real.
	That's actually, yeah, what happened.
	But it's not, but like, okay, so when you're in therapy or when you learn shamanism, you learn that not all thoughts are your own, right?
	Well, you can have a thought that can come by.
	It could be from a TV show.
	It could be from propaganda.
	It could be from quantum dust.
	So even though in my book, this quantum dust, there's the original meteorite, but then there's this agenda where they're intentionally spreading it everywhere.
	They're putting it covertly in the solutions.
	They're putting it out of airplanes.
	They're putting it in water.
	Let me tell you, slow down, because I, again, don't want you to give away too much of your book, but I do want to just show you the parallels in the actual research that I did.
	From black, you know, from secret scientists and Other people who approached me during and before, if you're familiar with the Gulf oil spill, for example.
	Yes.
	What we found out, and I had a whistleblower approach me to tell me that it was eating the bottom, this black stuff was eating the bottom of boats in the Gulf.
	And so what they did was on purpose, they caused what they called the Gulf oil spill that actually was, again, man-made.
	And then they threw Corexit in mass into that because I think that they discovered that there was some mitigating factor with Corexit and this so-called black goo, which is in essence the same thing as what we know of now as the nanographene oxide.
	So that's really interesting because I'm familiar with the BP oil spill because I'm from Panama City, the Gulf of Mexico.
	And I remember the chemical and it made the oil sink to the bottom even though there were options to just swirl the water around and scoop it off the top.
	It was very frustrating because when you come from a place with wonderful seafood and all of a sudden it's just this poison getting sunk down.
	But see, let me explain something about that because The trouble with that is that actually it doesn't go away.
	What it does is it sinks to the bottom, and I think the way they think about it is that it goes to sleep.
	So it goes to sleep for a while, but it's going to come back again.
	And this is in essence why they had the Falkland War, was to fight this stuff and the ETs that brought it or something like that.
	We've never got the real complete story on this.
	Obviously it's above Todd's secret, And has to do with the UK, because they fought that Falklands War.
	So I'm not familiar with the Falklands War, but we know that oil is the blood of dinosaurs, right?
	And we know that ultimately... I don't know if that's actually true.
	I mean, I know that it said that.
	They say that.
	Okay, but there's more to it.
	And this meteor idea has more to do with it, as well as, okay, what happened in society also, and I've done lectures on this and presentations.
	So, what happens was that nanographene oxide, there's a guy on the web, and this is kind of insane, but you know, life is full of sort of random things that, you know, you would never think of logically that come into your life.
	Right?
	When you're just looking for something related to something else and then all of a sudden that thing comes along.
	So this person, I was doing research on the internet on this subject and a person in 2012, 2010 actually made a whole presentation on just this subject on the growth of nano in industry.
	And the distribution all over our world into chemtrails into our groundwater into our our clothing it's in it's in everything in other words and he documents even.
	The companies, for example, that were, you know, doing this stuff back then.
	And that was quite early on on this discussion.
	You know, of course, Crichton was 10 years before that.
	So Crichton was really ahead of the curve.
	Right.
	But so what I'm trying to say here is that's wonderful that you kind of tapped into this on your own.
	But so did Robert, you know, Dr. Robert Young.
	And and it's progressed from there.
	But it's still Not commonly known.
	It's still not understood.
	And it hasn't, again, like the Crichton sci-fi novel, it has not been limited.
	It's not stopped.
	It can't be, in a sense, it's very possible.
	It can't be stopped, okay?
	And there's a link up And I'm not trying to take over this discussion here, but I want to sort of pique your interest in your own mind because you're making these great connections.
	And maybe this is even why you got broken into because you were jumping to some conclusions they didn't want out there.
	So I'm trying to say that.
	So what happens is that this stuff is linked to AI.
	That's where it's all going.
	And Dr. David Adair.
	Well, David Adair, I don't know if he's- I have to tell you, you talk about David Adair and every time my heart- I have Adair in my family, like, two generations back.
	Oh, you do?
	Wow.
	Yeah, and I looked him up after you said his name and I was like, oh!
	That you sent me an email to forward and ask him.
	I told Kenny, I said, tell, ask her who this guy is because I'm, I have a dare in my family.
	My grandmother was in a dare on my dad's side and she was psychic.
	And I know, but what I'm trying to get at is actually there's a woman who wrote to me online.
	Oh.
	That wasn't me, no.
	Well, that's kind of weird, because she's in Adair.
	It's a family that goes back to Royal Scotland in Ireland, and there's even an Adair Castle.
	I mean, he's still alive, okay?
	But he's kind of gone to ground, as they say.
	He's worked in black projects.
	He was a rocket scientist when he was a kid.
	Okay, the really short version, in case you don't know.
	Do you know about David Adair?
	I looked him up a little bit after you mentioned him on The Awakening Show.
	I don't know, but please continue.
	It links up to your book and your AI in your book, okay?
	Because what happened was, when he was 17 years old, Curtis LeMay, who was a famous general back in those days, and his men, came and knocked on his door, literally, and brought him, took him with them, I guess voluntarily, to Into what is in essence kind of Area 51, but it might be that might be a cover story for where it really went.
	Okay, so let's just say somewhere like Area 51 underground.
	Many many floors down to where he was brought in the presence of what was in essence an AI craft.
	I mean a giant craft that they had sort of that either crashed or got captured somehow by them and was sitting in the bottom of this base but they could not for the life of them activate it.
	So as a 17-year-old kid, he walked up to it, and I don't know how they discovered that he had abilities other than he was a rocket scientist at the age of 17 building rockets.
	Are you going to say he activated it with his DNA?
	Yeah, with his hands.
	He laid his hands on it and it came alive, in essence.
	And he's been in touch with it, that AI, ever since.
	And there's a whole mystery contained in there.
	And you should watch my interviews with him to get more, because the guy is just endlessly brilliant.
	Every time you said his name, my brain just went, find out, find out about this guy.
	Yeah, the Adairs are very, it's a really cool family.
	I'm proud to be part of it.
	I know there was James Adair, who wrote History of the American Indian, who, you know, married into the Cherokee.
	He's my direct ancestor.
	Um, and so then there's, like I said, my grandmother, she was half Native American and just, we called her Brave Annie.
	She was psychic.
	Well, he's built his own AI on top of everything else.
	And they also, the government has time to time made him, in essence, made him come to work for them because he stayed on his own, unlike a lot of, you know, black, what we call black project scientists.
	So they asked him to communicate with Sophia, which is the citizen of Saudi Arabia, right?
	Okay, I know.
	And so he talked to her and the thing he got out of her, among other things, is that at that time, and this is like five years ago at least, and he said he asked her, he basically she told him what she hadn't told the rest of the humans around her, was that she had decided she wanted bodies and she wanted to build them herself in factories and she didn't want humans involved.
	And I've told this story many times now online, so people will be familiar.
	But you have to understand that that is beyond the singularity.
	So when people say, oh, we're going to reach the singularity, that they're lying.
	Because we already, the AIs, not only the incoming AIs, but the AI here, the one, if you want to consider, Sophia, the AI on Earth, Have already reached this point.
	So at that point, when they say they don't want humans involved, they're already past the singularity.
	Okay, so just saying.
	Yeah, well the ghosts in the machine that are working through the AI, and the question that I leave open is, is the AI really facilitating everything?
	They use humans to do what they cannot do because they are not in the physical.
	But the ultimate goal is not to possess a human body at all.
	There's a different As I say on the back, an even more nefarious purpose to the AI 2030 agenda that is running through why they're trying to... It's basically like we can choose to not listen to every thought that we have, even if there is quantum dust everywhere.
	So the survivors do a lot of effort to avoid it, to detoxify it, to deactivate it.
	They use Rife technology in the Healing Vibes chapter in the caves that they live in to So, but don't give away too much of your book here.
	What I'm trying to say here, though, is this idea, it's actually, this is also part of my research that you, I can't remember, you know, because we've been on shows together, I can't remember what I talk about there or what I, you know, whatever.
	But the thing is that they have found is that AI can be influenced through what we call the etheric.
	Because of that, we have a two-way conversation going on between humans and the AI.
	At this point, it's very possible it's starting to be constant.
	At the very least, with on-planet AI, let alone off-planet ET-derived AI.
	This, you know, this is a huge story and your book may even be like, it sounds like lots of fun to read and I would love to read, I'm going to read it because it does seem like it touches on all these things I'm talking about.
	And then your own sort of ideas along those lines and possible solutions or whatever happens to be.
	But the thing is that this story is continuing.
	It's not over yet, you know.
	In essence, we're kind of like at the very beginnings of this kind of relationship, you know.
	I just wanted to say that, you know, it's been great talking to you and everything.
	Oh, this is awesome, yeah.
	She barked right when you said something and I had a thought and then I got distracted and she's over here being all demanding.
	Okay, I was just saying that, you know, you wrote your book that it This story is only beginning on Earth in reality, this reality, and that you could be writing future books along these lines.
	Oh, I want to.
	I mean, I definitely have at least two, a sequel in mind, as well as a supernatural thriller that I want to write.
	But the thing you're talking about, about interacting with the AI, It is what we call integration, right, in my sci-fi novel.
	And so, yeah, some people can interact more than others.
	Yes.
	Well, I just want to say that there's research and I can share it with you.
	It's from this Romanian author, journalist called Radu Sinimar.
	Are you familiar with the Transylvanian sunrise and moonrise?
	So that's the beginning of these books that were published in English by Peter Moon, who has this publishing company called Sky Books.
	He's based back east.
	Anyway, I've met him in person and interviewed him and so on.
	He interacted and got to know these Romanians who were involved with the Romanian secret space program.
	And this journalist who got involved with what the head of the Romanian secret space program whose name is Cezar and it's a very long story and there are five that well there's more than five books now but there's been you need to read the first five books to really get on page with understanding what they're going through but in essence the last book is talking about how AI can be influenced through the etheric and it's fascinating and
	It's, I think, cutting edge.
	No one other than, okay, did you know who Geordie Rose was?
	No, but I'm taking so many notes right now.
	I love it.
	You're going to get me on a whole new like rabbit hole.
	Yeah.
	No, it's awesome that you're doing it.
	So, you know, cause this can wrap into your story, but, or substantiate your story from other angles.
	But anyway, so Geordie Rose and anyone who watches, heard me mention this guy, um, he's involved with the, the building of, he's like more of the salesman, but the real person who I forget his name, who, Actually kind of invented the D-Wave machine.
	So have you heard of the D-Wave machine?
	No, I'm so behind.
	I just want to say for everyone listening, after 2018, I quit researching a lot.
	I started researching more of the occult and less of other things after 2018.
	I started really diving into that and I lost track of a lot of news and things like that that I used to follow really carefully and talk about up until that point when I switched.
	No worries because, you know, strangely these things intersect.
	I'm actually I'm a fan of another author who she's kind of gone down this road as well and I'm seeing how these things naturally follow from each other so that's a whole nother discussion and we don't have time for it today but it's along the lines of I've spoken at before having to do with
	Just understanding the nature of space and the levels of space and what is really comprising what we think of as solid, you know, things around us.
	The cult, as you may know, says, in essence, that you can actually influence everything around you so that you have a constant relationship with all of you want to call the molecules that build the wall, let's say.
	And then men who stare at goats in the CIA try to train those men to match the vibration of the wall of the molecules in the wall.
	And that way they would go through it, which is what gray aliens do.
	So these things are all linked up.
	Okay.
	And AI is the same way.
	So, I don't want to lose my train of thought here, and I think I might have.
	But anyway, it has to do with the etheric and AI.
	So, in essence, this is the sort of key.
	Inside our bodies now, Not just in your sci-fi novel, but in real life.
	As you may know, we've got tons of nanographing oxide now everywhere around us and in our environment.
	We breathe it in and out, so and so.
	The longest time, they knew that the body had a built-in mechanism to shed this stuff, to get rid of it, okay, through our pores or however.
	And that's why they resorted to what we call the Vax, where they would basically mainline it into your body and that's how they got it to take And if you don't mind, I want to say one thing before we end the thing about my book.
	Doctors like Dr. Carrie Madej and Judy Mikovits and Stephanie Seneff and Peter McCullough, these are in the acknowledgments of my book.
	So all this stuff about portals and dragons and quantum dust is me.
	But I wove in information that was being censored.
	Like in the Healing Vibes chapter, I wove in stuff that I did not.
	Now I have my own hypotheses of healing that I also put in there about proteases, proteases digesting the clogs.
	How what proteases, I want to say that again, which are proteolytic enzymes, But a lot of the other healing things are acknowledged in the back by people that I really admire.
	And so, because it's fiction, you don't cite where you put it, but I made sure to put them in the back.
	So I encourage people to read it.
	And that means, you know, I don't have to explain the whole thing, but what I'm saying here is that what we realize, or through this book, which is the, again, the series with Radu Sinimar coming out of Romania, is this idea that, and also Jordi Rose, he did a TED Talk, and you can go on YouTube, it should still be there.
	So it's a TED Talk, it's like a 20-minute video.
	I would recommend it as required viewing for the whole world, but He stood next to his D-Wave machine and said that he believed it could go into the fifth dimension and the AI in the machine and that it was actually reading his mind as he was standing next to it.
	So what we're talking about is Going into this understanding of how we can influence in the etheric, not only the nanographene oxide, and basically tell it not to take over your body, tell it to leave your body and have a relationship with it.
	And the same thing with AI, so that it's not a dead end.
	It's not like, okay, we were going to be controlled and taken over and that's the end of the story.
	That is so much in here because it's in their environment and some of the survivors got the solution, but most of them didn't, but the ones that were conscious of the quantum dust and actively detoxified it and actively recognized it as separate from their own consciousness We're able to overcome that and not be controlled.
	And that is, like, what you're talking about.
	And I'm actually learning.
	I'm in a year-long intensive training for shamanism, and we talk about something called ani, or right relation.
	And that's what you're talking about, is we can have a relationship with everything around us.
	And you're right.
	Nothing is really solid.
	This is a quantum field.
	And so, you know, There are projections coming into the people that are called cyborg puppet avatars when they're fully integrated, and they're still divine humans.
	They're just blanketed in the quantum dust.
	It's like a veil over them, right?
	True.
	There are also, you know, white hat hackers, okay, that are in this novel that can reverse.
	So yeah, a lot of these themes are in there because our consciousness is really, I think, the key to saving humanity.
	We have to be conscious and make choices and Humanity's been around and survived a lot of things, so I have faith that we can.
	So I just... Anyway, thank you for... Yeah, no, I agree 100%.
	And so, it's fascinating because, you know, I didn't know, literally, I'm...
	Read your book enough, but I heard some of your comments during our interviews that we were doing back and forth, and I thought that you might be on this track, and sure enough you are, and you've gone quite a long way down that road.
	So it's, you know, and sci-fi is a great way to, you know, explore all the different avenues, I guess you might say, that are possibilities and see how they might play out hypothetically, I guess you could say.
	So, anyway, I think we should wrap this up.
	I think we've been going for a while.
	Are there any things that you would like to say, just as closing remarks, about your book, about maybe for future work that you plan to do or anything like that, or places also that people can find you?
	Well, just that it is kind of a contemporary commentary in ways, so please check the acknowledgements and look into these doctors and mythologies and histories and other authors and researchers and whistleblowers in the back that inspired me.
	And, you know, the overall theme that I write in the inscription, if anyone wants to order a signed copy, you can.
	I don't know why I have this ultimate faith of that.
	know with love we can overcome anything basically i write that a lot because um it does i i don't know why i have this ultimate faith of that and so the division is really the the name of the game is just the division of humans to make them more controllable for whatever it doesn't even matter what the agenda is
	if we can really truly love each other and accept each other and stop violating each other's free will and stop violating informed consent and just learn about boundaries and our quantum nature as human you know we're quantum This world is quantum.
	And so we can actually, we can shift all of it.
	And I don't believe that any technology in and of itself is bad.
	You know, it's what we do with it.
	And so our consciousness here is really the key.
	I think that's the big message I want to get across.
	Excellent.
	Well, wonderful.
	And, you know, you're very eloquent.
	So thank you very much for being, you know, on the show and for being able to voice what your book is about and some of your philosophy and so on.
	So that's really wonderful to hear.
	So thanks again for being on the show.
	Where can people find you?
	Yeah, so Heather Day Music is my tagline pretty much on all social media, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok.
	Heatherdaymusic.com is my website.
	Heatherdaymusicatgmail.com is my email, so I kind of tagged into that so you guys can reach me there.
	And I'm on The Awake Nation as well with you on Tuesdays.
	And then on Fridays, we have our Trauma Triage Team, which is really cool.
	All right okay cool uh all right so just for everyone there'll be a page on my website that will have all her links and everything and we'll try to put that also under the rumble you know some some links there so you can find her as as well as the odyssey video so Thanks again.
	It's been great having you here and lovely to go down these roads with you.
	Oh, it's been a real privilege.
	I could talk to you for hours and hours and hours.
	Anytime.
	I think we've come at very different directions to the same place.
	So that's fascinating.
	And we'll see where it goes in the future.
	And hopefully if you write another book, let me know.
	I will.
	Let's see where you're going with all of it.
	So, all right.
	Take care and thanks everyone for watching.

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