Seriah is joined by three previous fascinating guests: James Salsido, Leo Watson, and Suzanne Chancellor for a round table discussion. Topics include James’ bizarre UFO encounter while legally blind, adaptive technology, Seriah’s weird experience with everything turning blue, Jeff Ritzman, blue light in Sci-Fi films, a ghost cat, retrocausality, Suzanne’s highly strange encounter with a huge lava-filled orb and its aftermath, trauma and information moving back in time, Dr. Daryl Bem and Cornell University’s psy research experiments, the power of visceral images and experiences, precognitions, Eric Wargo’s time loop theory, reverse causality, unconscious psy abilities, weird dream experiences preceding actual events, the series “Hellier” and an experience of precognition/retrocausality, free will vs a deterministic block universe, the limits of human decision making, a video game analogy, the flow of time, the movies “Interstellar” and “Arrival”, a possible abduction experience that preceded changes in James’ vision, Leo’s intense abduction dream encounter, liminality and the paranormal, “big” dreams and symbols, Timothy Renner, dreams of glyphs and letters, EVP and ITC, alchemical symbols, internet telepathy, Suzanne leaving and re-entering intense dreams of hieroglyphics, Albatwich Day, Strange Realities Conference, Barbara Fisher’s “6 Degrees of John Keel” podcast, the ability to read words in dreams, Seriah’s experience receiving a written warning in a dream, James’ OBE/dream/visitation of deceased loved ones, eating chocolate before bed, Leo’s practical warning in a dream, the goddess Hecate, 4-dimensional keys, things perceived in dreams that can’t be described in waking life, the concept of a “key” in cryptography, Suzanne’s childhood abduction dream experience with a multi-dimensional algebraic equation, James’ experiences with an alternate reality and an entity he could see clearly, perception vs reality in the paranormal, a quote from H.P. Lovecraft, and much more! This foursome of experiencers provide a fascinating discussion!
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