Jordan Jozak

And there's an art and a skill of doing this.

So the same way that right now my consciousness feels like it's in my body, I would lay in a deep meditation.

I would have some type of perhaps sedative or some type of other substance often used, different auditory aids, and shift my consciousness into said object or some vehicle and become it.

And from that point of view, actually demonstrate command and control, right?

Pilot it up and down, move it left and right.

And you would do that by shifting and almost taking event.

We started this conversation on like observation and awareness.

Well, to actually like send commands and controls and these things, you're doing that through the art of shifting your own perception and awareness.

So for example, let's say there was an orb or something and I was asked to fly it, okay?

I would shift my consciousness into it.

And when that would happen, I would typically experience what I would describe as like a split.

If you can imagine like a split screen video game, right?

This is all my mind's eye.

Imagine a split screen video game where you see something on the left and something on the right.

I would basically give these commands and shift my own perspective of myself and said object to get it to move.

So on the left hand side, I would imagine something from the third person perspective.

So I'm imagining the object, my surroundings, what everything looks like around me.

And on the right hand or the right hemisphere, I'm imagining my forward-looking first-person perspective.

And by the art of flip-flopping the two, I want to travel here from my first-person perspective.

And then on my third person on my left side, I'm imagining what it looks like and I'm already there.