Diana Pasulka

This light appears to her and then it says, do this, do this. And at first she resists because she's like, what are you? And then she goes, oh, you're St. Michael. I can trust you. And then she gets the downloads of military information that she actually utilizes. Like she's a kid, by the way, when this happened. I think she's 15. Wow. Yeah. So how are Catholics in that day and age?

This light appears to her and then it says, do this, do this. And at first she resists because she's like, what are you? And then she goes, oh, you're St. Michael. I can trust you. And then she gets the downloads of military information that she actually utilizes. Like she's a kid, by the way, when this happened. I think she's 15. Wow. Yeah. So how are Catholics in that day and age?

This light appears to her and then it says, do this, do this. And at first she resists because she's like, what are you? And then she goes, oh, you're St. Michael. I can trust you. And then she gets the downloads of military information that she actually utilizes. Like she's a kid, by the way, when this happened. I think she's 15. Wow. Yeah. So how are Catholics in that day and age?

She decides to dress like a boy, you know? I mean, like how does a young girl in that day and age convince older men, you know, that this is a good thing and they're convinced? So what I'm saying is that it's something like that. By the way, I do think that people should not accept the download as easily as they do. I've met too many people who are tortured by this process.

She decides to dress like a boy, you know? I mean, like how does a young girl in that day and age convince older men, you know, that this is a good thing and they're convinced? So what I'm saying is that it's something like that. By the way, I do think that people should not accept the download as easily as they do. I've met too many people who are tortured by this process.

She decides to dress like a boy, you know? I mean, like how does a young girl in that day and age convince older men, you know, that this is a good thing and they're convinced? So what I'm saying is that it's something like that. By the way, I do think that people should not accept the download as easily as they do. I've met too many people who are tortured by this process.

So now that I've been doing this, I've met many people in the thousands who tell me about their experiences. And... A lot of them are brilliant people who are super successful, and they believe that their success is because of the download experience that they have. But that download experience also causes them to receive so much information that they believe they should tell people about.

So now that I've been doing this, I've met many people in the thousands who tell me about their experiences. And... A lot of them are brilliant people who are super successful, and they believe that their success is because of the download experience that they have. But that download experience also causes them to receive so much information that they believe they should tell people about.

So now that I've been doing this, I've met many people in the thousands who tell me about their experiences. And... A lot of them are brilliant people who are super successful, and they believe that their success is because of the download experience that they have. But that download experience also causes them to receive so much information that they believe they should tell people about.

Like, oh, I received this information, I really should tell this person. And they get tortured by these experiences. In the very beginning of the publishing of my book, I would get correspondence and outright people talking to me and coming to me and saying, you'll have this experience, but you have to accept it first. You have to say yes. And I would always say no, because I don't trust it.

Like, oh, I received this information, I really should tell this person. And they get tortured by these experiences. In the very beginning of the publishing of my book, I would get correspondence and outright people talking to me and coming to me and saying, you'll have this experience, but you have to accept it first. You have to say yes. And I would always say no, because I don't trust it.

Like, oh, I received this information, I really should tell this person. And they get tortured by these experiences. In the very beginning of the publishing of my book, I would get correspondence and outright people talking to me and coming to me and saying, you'll have this experience, but you have to accept it first. You have to say yes. And I would always say no, because I don't trust it.

So I think that that was smart on my part. So if you get something and it's like this thing that says, OK, you have to accept this in order to get this download, do you accept it? Why accept it? Like, why? So people, in our time, we don't have the language. We've lost religion for the most part, right? So we are, even you admit, I'm Catholic, but I don't know my tradition.

So I think that that was smart on my part. So if you get something and it's like this thing that says, OK, you have to accept this in order to get this download, do you accept it? Why accept it? Like, why? So people, in our time, we don't have the language. We've lost religion for the most part, right? So we are, even you admit, I'm Catholic, but I don't know my tradition.

So I think that that was smart on my part. So if you get something and it's like this thing that says, OK, you have to accept this in order to get this download, do you accept it? Why accept it? Like, why? So people, in our time, we don't have the language. We've lost religion for the most part, right? So we are, even you admit, I'm Catholic, but I don't know my tradition.

I never learned the Bible or anything like that. So we've effectively lost our connection to these wisdom traditions. And I'm not saying we should keep all of what they say. A lot of those things I don't keep, but I'll tell you what I do keep, and that's the reticence to allow my mind to be hijacked. So I call it cognitive sovereignty.

I never learned the Bible or anything like that. So we've effectively lost our connection to these wisdom traditions. And I'm not saying we should keep all of what they say. A lot of those things I don't keep, but I'll tell you what I do keep, and that's the reticence to allow my mind to be hijacked. So I call it cognitive sovereignty.

I never learned the Bible or anything like that. So we've effectively lost our connection to these wisdom traditions. And I'm not saying we should keep all of what they say. A lot of those things I don't keep, but I'll tell you what I do keep, and that's the reticence to allow my mind to be hijacked. So I call it cognitive sovereignty.

So I think we should identify that we do have sovereignty if we're quickly losing it because of the technologies that are happening. But we've got to, at least where this is concerned, where UAP is concerned, I think we should be careful and not just say yes to that.

So I think we should identify that we do have sovereignty if we're quickly losing it because of the technologies that are happening. But we've got to, at least where this is concerned, where UAP is concerned, I think we should be careful and not just say yes to that.