André Duqum

That was fascinating, though.

Yeah, I'm very curious to see what...

What emerges in our understanding in the science and physics of this.

Now, was there anything just kind of going back onto the understanding of like the taxonomy of angels and like the seraphim and the sort of mapping of these angelic beings and how they could kind of, you know, track to the one of one?

how memory and past prior experience colors perception and how 2,000 years ago, the experience of these beings might have been depicted in a way because we had a certain sort of typography or like sort of a...

sort of framework for what they would be or look like versus now.

And I'm just curious how you think that maybe colors, like if these are, I find it always suspicious that alien extraterrestrial beings would essentially look like somewhat augmented human beings.

It's like,

We can't get much more creative than that.

But perhaps that is the form they look like to us in this dimensional timescape, you know, because that's what we can perceive, feel comfortable with.

And in reality, an interdimensional being doesn't take form in any sort of shape that would be resembling like a physical biology to us.

Which tracks the ancient civilization theories about Nibiru and extraterrestrial intervention to the human species and all that.

Totally, totally.

There's so many fascinating rabbit holes going down, you know, it's like... Yeah.

But yeah, it's interesting.

So what do you make of the sort of.

recurring themes that you see when people take DMT through holotropic breathwork, out-of-body experiences, there seems to be a doorway where the valve, so to speak, opens up and you have access to more of these, contact with these beings a lot of people have experiences of.

Why would that, if it would, in your understanding, open up to more of these experiences?

Back through the Gnostic origins of almost every religion, there is a lot more convergence across the board until a lot of the dogmatic additions on top of it came out.

Man, it's fascinating.