Kai Dickens

After this talk with Diane, it occurred to me that one can look at the simulation theory similar to how one looks at religion. The two might not be at odds. In fact, they may explain each other. I was pondering this while watching my son play our old-school Nintendo console.

Mario's world in the TV has its own laws of physics that are true, and Mario can only operate his experience and understand the rules of Super Mario World. He can't comprehend that there's a living room and a house and a country beyond his gamescape. But maybe, just maybe, certain people among us on Earth can do the impossible.

Mario's world in the TV has its own laws of physics that are true, and Mario can only operate his experience and understand the rules of Super Mario World. He can't comprehend that there's a living room and a house and a country beyond his gamescape. But maybe, just maybe, certain people among us on Earth can do the impossible.

And they can like pop their heads out of Mario's world in the TV and look into the living room. Or hear the conversations happening in the living room. Or maybe even jump from the living room and back to the TV. Or from a spiritual sense, from heaven to earth.

And they can like pop their heads out of Mario's world in the TV and look into the living room. Or hear the conversations happening in the living room. Or maybe even jump from the living room and back to the TV. Or from a spiritual sense, from heaven to earth.

Katie sums it up so perfectly. And this is why the non-speakers' experiences feel so compelling. They simply know. And what I mean by that is like over 2,500 years ago, Socrates warned that relying on writing and reading might give people the false belief that they understand something just because they've read about it.

Katie sums it up so perfectly. And this is why the non-speakers' experiences feel so compelling. They simply know. And what I mean by that is like over 2,500 years ago, Socrates warned that relying on writing and reading might give people the false belief that they understand something just because they've read about it.

And if you think of something like a marshmallow, right, you can read its ingredients, you can see pictures of it, but you can't truly know a marshmallow unless you've tasted it. And every non-speaker I've met says that they know that time is an illusion, that other realms exist, that telepathy is the norm. That angels and demons and other intelligent beings are real.

And if you think of something like a marshmallow, right, you can read its ingredients, you can see pictures of it, but you can't truly know a marshmallow unless you've tasted it. And every non-speaker I've met says that they know that time is an illusion, that other realms exist, that telepathy is the norm. That angels and demons and other intelligent beings are real.

That information can be downloaded. That dimensions overlap. And that consciousness survives death. And that is so intense. And it opens up a whole new world for many of us. It's so unfamiliar. It's so challenging. And even this whole episode alone... you know, living it and crafting it answered so many questions for me, but it also gave rise to so many others.

That information can be downloaded. That dimensions overlap. And that consciousness survives death. And that is so intense. And it opens up a whole new world for many of us. It's so unfamiliar. It's so challenging. And even this whole episode alone... you know, living it and crafting it answered so many questions for me, but it also gave rise to so many others.

And in fact, I felt so lost at times writing this episode that I ended up reaching out to Jess and Asher in England to see if Asher, with all his access to knowledge in the realms, wanted to comment on the mysteries of our reality and whether we're alone in it. And this is what he said.

And in fact, I felt so lost at times writing this episode that I ended up reaching out to Jess and Asher in England to see if Asher, with all his access to knowledge in the realms, wanted to comment on the mysteries of our reality and whether we're alone in it. And this is what he said.

Asher's instructions here are perfect. We need to adopt a humble and wondering attitude because our instruments cannot measure all that is taking place in and beyond our reality. And yes, he said in and beyond, implying there's more than one place that's real.

Asher's instructions here are perfect. We need to adopt a humble and wondering attitude because our instruments cannot measure all that is taking place in and beyond our reality. And yes, he said in and beyond, implying there's more than one place that's real.

It's going to take us a lot more time to explore and understand our actual paradigm and how we should think and feel as we adapt to this new truth. But next week, we'll get a little help as we hear directly from the non-speakers. Dozens of individuals, many who you have not met yet, will share their perspective and insights.

It's going to take us a lot more time to explore and understand our actual paradigm and how we should think and feel as we adapt to this new truth. But next week, we'll get a little help as we hear directly from the non-speakers. Dozens of individuals, many who you have not met yet, will share their perspective and insights.

Thank you to my amazing collaborators. Original music was created by Elizabeth PW. Original logo and cover art by Ben Kendor Design. The audio mix and finishing by Sarah Ma. Our amazing podcast coordinator, Jill Pichesnik. The telepathy tapes coordinator in my right hand, Catherine Ellis. And I'm Kai Dickens, your writer, creator, and host. Thank you again for joining us.

Thank you to my amazing collaborators. Original music was created by Elizabeth PW. Original logo and cover art by Ben Kendor Design. The audio mix and finishing by Sarah Ma. Our amazing podcast coordinator, Jill Pichesnik. The telepathy tapes coordinator in my right hand, Catherine Ellis. And I'm Kai Dickens, your writer, creator, and host. Thank you again for joining us.

Remember that you can review some of the tests and see some of the film recordings on our website, thetelepathytapes.com. Thank you so much for tuning in and join us next week as teachers and parents step aside and the non-speakers take center stage.