Skip Atwater
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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happens in the hospitals and dying events and everything else and so we've classified codified that as oh you were out of your body and then i say wait a minute skip wait a minute you're everywhere every when there's not a being in the body you're being out of the body so i had to just well i shouldn't talk so much because i don't know what the heck's going on anyways so um
The next thing that was kind of like that, telling the story of the weird family I grew up with, which contributes to my eventual career. When I was older and was into, you know, high school and cars and stuff like that, I got a car from
my dad's nurse she gave me a car and i crawled underneath and started taking it apart and everything my dad was really liberal it was okay if i took stuff apart and the garage got dirty and he'd look under the car and say how you doing down there are you making any progress and he very much and let me find out for myself and let me figure it out for myself and um Got that taken care of.
And then later I bought my uncle's car for $100, a 54 Ford. And immediately I went to the other uncle who gave me a 292 engine, which I had punched out 60 thousandths with a racing cam in it and so forth and so on. But there was something else going on. I could look at the car laying underneath it and look at it and say, oh, I see what's wrong. The exhaust pipe bracket is loose.
And it wasn't something that I could see physically. It was like I could see through it. And later in life, I learned they had a name for that called remote viewing. And I was like, Well, that's pretty weird. I guess when you go to a mechanic to get your car fixed, that's why our mechanics know what's wrong with your car, because they can do that, just like I was doing with my car.
Later, I found out that isn't what they were doing. Wow. That's part of this development thing that's happening in my weird family again that does it. And one more short story. When I was going to elementary school, my mom sometimes would pick me up from school. She drove a Oldsmobile station wagon that had the fake wood on the sides and the little hood over the top of the windshield.
And she'd pick me up on this side of the street over here, and then she'd look up and down, and then she'd throw a big Yui to turn around and go up to where our house was. Well, one day when she turned the Yui, the door swung open and I went floating out. And she turned to me and looked at me. And I floated back in. And then I reached over and got the door and closed it.
And she said, you're always going to have to close that, you know, because it can open up anytime you want. And we didn't talk about it later. I didn't say, what was that floaty thing all about? How did you do that? And it was like, that wasn't up for discussion. It just, things happened. Wow. So that's the weird family I grew up in. And when it came time to
get drafted i'd gone to college and everything and then finally i got out of college and got jobs and i want to just go make a career out of it and so forth and so on until that came what's the expression that comes through and they said greetings you are classified 1a and we have a draft and so forth and so on
And the minute that happened, when I was going around to different department stores looking for jobs, they said, and so what's your draft status? Oh, they just got me in 1A here. And he said, well, we can't hire you. And I said, what do you mean you can't hire me? He says, well, if you get a job here and say you work up a little bit in management, you become a
and then you become a section of the store manager, and then you finally become the assistant store manager, and you get drafted. They have to keep that position open for you. You have to be able to walk out of the army afterwards and go into that same position, even if you're in the army three years or whatever. So we don't hire people that are 1A.
And I said, well, I know how to straighten that out. And I walked down the street and found the recruiter. And I said, I have to join the Army because I have to get rid of this thing hanging over my head. I'm never going to get anywhere if I don't get rid of this thing. And he says, well, what do you want to do? And I said, well, I don't know. What's there to do?
And he said, well, look at those brochures over there and spend some time looking at that. See if you see something there that you'd really like to do. And so I went over and looked at the brochures, and I saw this one, a blue one, a trifold blue one, and it said Army Intelligence. And I said, what about this one? This looks really interesting. Oh, I'm sorry, but I can't interview you about that.
That's not what I do here in the recruiter's office. And I said, but this looks really interesting to me. I have some college behind me and speak Spanish and so forth. And I, what do you mean you can't talk to me? She says, what?
He said, if you really want to know about that, I have to make an appointment for you down in Los Angeles to see some agents down there because they're the ones that have to decide whether they can accept you. What was the brochure? It was just a trifold brochure that said military intelligence, and it was blue on the outside, and I opened and read it, and that sounded—
better than being a medic or being a rifleman and getting shot or anything. And so I said, well, let me go talk to them. What this is all about is in my book, it says living with guidance and we define guidance. There seems to be something moving me through my life that I'm not entirely aware
aware of it's just like oh okay that looks okay now at my age i say oh that's what that was um anyway i got into military intelligence well what was it what was military intelligence no what was the thing i'm sorry i didn't i lost what was the thing guiding you through life oh
No, I only remember that and my wife share it back and forth because we know where it comes from. It means we are all one. We are all there already and we have souls there that help us and souls that can split themselves and go help other people, and they can be here and still helping you over there. We are the oneness. Okay.
So I went off to school, and my mom has always told me, you're going to be okay, but I don't want to go to Vietnam, man. And you're all going to be okay. And so I go through the school, learn how to interview people and be a counterintelligence agent, so forth and so on. And you like that? I say so forth and so on, just to fill in the blank there.
And there's another one, this, that, and the other thing. So when it came down and the assignments in the classes where they were graduating people in classes out of there, trying to make a lot of, counterintelligence people. Every other class went to Vietnam, and then the next class went everywhere else, Europe, around the US, and so forth and so on.
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