Gregg Braden

It was almost sad that we had to come home, we did. And then when they went home, I assume they got their phones, but now they had their phones and they had the reference point of knowing themselves in the absence of the phones. Now they have to make a choice. What kind of a man do I want to be? Do I want to be a slave to this? I don't have my phone here, but to this technology.

And the whole group watched it happen. And we were, I mean, you know, we know it, but it's amazing when you actually see it, how much of an influence. This technology has on us. So this is not anti-tech. This is about hopefully developing a deeper appreciation for our humanness. And I like to take it a step further even, a sense of pride.

And the whole group watched it happen. And we were, I mean, you know, we know it, but it's amazing when you actually see it, how much of an influence. This technology has on us. So this is not anti-tech. This is about hopefully developing a deeper appreciation for our humanness. And I like to take it a step further even, a sense of pride.

And the whole group watched it happen. And we were, I mean, you know, we know it, but it's amazing when you actually see it, how much of an influence. This technology has on us. So this is not anti-tech. This is about hopefully developing a deeper appreciation for our humanness. And I like to take it a step further even, a sense of pride.

I'm proud to be a human because when you read the ancient texts and when you – there's a whole – another facet of this I'd like to go into. Yeah. There is something about us that is rare in this universe. It is precious. Can I share a couple of stories? Are you okay if I- Of course. Another perspective. And this isn't for everyone, but everyone learns differently. Everyone learns differently.

I'm proud to be a human because when you read the ancient texts and when you – there's a whole – another facet of this I'd like to go into. Yeah. There is something about us that is rare in this universe. It is precious. Can I share a couple of stories? Are you okay if I- Of course. Another perspective. And this isn't for everyone, but everyone learns differently. Everyone learns differently.

I'm proud to be a human because when you read the ancient texts and when you – there's a whole – another facet of this I'd like to go into. Yeah. There is something about us that is rare in this universe. It is precious. Can I share a couple of stories? Are you okay if I- Of course. Another perspective. And this isn't for everyone, but everyone learns differently. Everyone learns differently.

So I'm going at this from a number of different ways. And somebody will pick up something that means something to them. There was a researcher, Harvard trained. He was the head of psychiatry at Harvard University. And I had the honor and the privilege of knowing and touring with him on the conference circuit. His name was John Mack. Oh, yeah. I'm very familiar with John Mack. Okay. So I knew John.

So I'm going at this from a number of different ways. And somebody will pick up something that means something to them. There was a researcher, Harvard trained. He was the head of psychiatry at Harvard University. And I had the honor and the privilege of knowing and touring with him on the conference circuit. His name was John Mack. Oh, yeah. I'm very familiar with John Mack. Okay. So I knew John.

So I'm going at this from a number of different ways. And somebody will pick up something that means something to them. There was a researcher, Harvard trained. He was the head of psychiatry at Harvard University. And I had the honor and the privilege of knowing and touring with him on the conference circuit. His name was John Mack. Oh, yeah. I'm very familiar with John Mack. Okay. So I knew John.

We toured together before he was mysteriously killed. And there's a lot of uncertainty about precisely...

We toured together before he was mysteriously killed. And there's a lot of uncertainty about precisely...

We toured together before he was mysteriously killed. And there's a lot of uncertainty about precisely...

He wasn't crossing the street. He was on the sidewalk. And the car left the street. He was on the sidewalk after the conference. He had dinner with friends at night. He was walking home at night. The car left the street, came up on the sidewalk, struck him down, and returned to the street. And he was conscious when they found him, and he died not long after that.

He wasn't crossing the street. He was on the sidewalk. And the car left the street. He was on the sidewalk after the conference. He had dinner with friends at night. He was walking home at night. The car left the street, came up on the sidewalk, struck him down, and returned to the street. And he was conscious when they found him, and he died not long after that.

He wasn't crossing the street. He was on the sidewalk. And the car left the street. He was on the sidewalk after the conference. He had dinner with friends at night. He was walking home at night. The car left the street, came up on the sidewalk, struck him down, and returned to the street. And he was conscious when they found him, and he died not long after that.

He was the first scientist that gave credibility to the phenomenon of what we today call alien abduction. Now this has taken on a whole new meaning because of what's happening in Congress, the disclosure hearings are having about, do we have technology? Have we met these beings? Do we have in our possession all that? So this is in the 90s before all this was under wraps.

He was the first scientist that gave credibility to the phenomenon of what we today call alien abduction. Now this has taken on a whole new meaning because of what's happening in Congress, the disclosure hearings are having about, do we have technology? Have we met these beings? Do we have in our possession all that? So this is in the 90s before all this was under wraps.

He was the first scientist that gave credibility to the phenomenon of what we today call alien abduction. Now this has taken on a whole new meaning because of what's happening in Congress, the disclosure hearings are having about, do we have technology? Have we met these beings? Do we have in our possession all that? So this is in the 90s before all this was under wraps.

And what John Mack did was he said, look, prior to that time, the scientific and the medical community said, these are just crazy people, schizophrenic.