André Duqum

like through a straw, so we're not overwhelmed by the amount of energy and stimulus that's possibly available to us.

There are countless millions of bits of information floating around us, very few of which we actually have conscious perception of in any given moment.

So reality is way more vast than we can perceive in any given moment.

We know that.

And we also understand that there are

that this third dimensional reality that we are very plugged into and enchanted by is only one of many modes of reality.

And so when you go into the subjective transpersonal experiences that people have these noetic experiences of different alien beings,

contact with the galactic federations and these blue tall beings and the gray beings and all these things, it kind of opens up this just exploration of, uh, communication through consciousness and psi phenomena that is, uh,

not explored previously through the Newtonian model.

So I know I just opened up a lot there, but when you've done your research and conversations with Diana and you look at the sort of mapping of these angelic beings,

What is your current understanding of potentially understanding extraterrestrial life through this sort of interdimensional lens?

Which refers to reality as an illusion and a necessity, like to be able to have the experience of oneness differentiating in self and other, to have the illusion of separation allows us to interact with each other in a sense.

And then what you're referring to when one's hardware, so to speak, is damaged, you get more easily access into the non-physical aspect of reality.

transhumanist agenda versus or the humanist understanding the ancient intelligence, so to speak, as opposed to the artificial intelligence that is on the rise, that if that's true, that every media is an extension of man as an amputation, then we are clearly societally moving down this route of AGI.

And what does that mean about

losing and atrophying these inherent telepathic, perhaps, psi phenomena.

Just the technology of the human mind, once we're not using it.

So it's just an interesting thing to be able to be aware of.

It's fascinating.

And, I mean, it would—