Topic: Infrared Light

Kujawa analyzes the 1917 Miracle of the Sun in Fatima, Portugal, where 70,000 people witnessed anomalous aerial phenomena. She cites a peer-reviewed paper by Philippe Dallaire suggesting the physical effects on witnesses' clothing were consistent with exposure to infrared light, proving it was not a mass psychosis. Kujawa interprets these events as a "healing form of energy" from the feminine divine warning humanity against a purely technological future.

Sunlight consists of over 50% red and infrared light, with the ratio increasing during sunrise and sunset. The spectrum includes the full visible range (ROYGBIV) alongside ultraviolet UVA and UVB rays. In contrast, modern environments are saturated with man-made radio frequencies like Wi-Fi, 5G, and Bluetooth, which are not naturally present in the environment and have been known to impact biological systems for decades.

Modern indoor environments are characterized by a severe deficiency in near-infrared light due to the prevalence of LED and fluorescent bulbs. Standard window glass exacerbates this issue by blocking nearly all near-infrared and UVB rays while concentrating blue light. This "blue-shifted" environment deprives the body of essential light nutrients required for deep-tissue mitochondrial support and cellular repair.

The discussion explores the theory of "plasma creatures" or organic frequencies existing in the upper atmosphere, similar to the "tether incident" footage from NASA. Borealis links these high-frequency entities to the concept of Jinns and suggests they are only visible through specialized equipment like infrared or ultraviolet sensors.

Emerging science suggests that humans and other mammals may be more plant-like than previously thought, utilizing chlorophyll, sunlight, and water to generate energy. Infrared light and sunlight are shown to help structure water within the body's cells, aiding in energy production beyond the traditional Vitamin D synthesis. This biological process underscores the importance of sun exposure and the consumption of green vegetables for maintaining cellular "charge."

Research at Dr. Pollack's lab revealed that infrared light is the primary energy source for building the exclusion zone (EZ) in water. This process functions similarly to the first step of photosynthesis, where light energy splits water into positive and negative charges, creating a natural battery. The discovery was prompted by a student's accidental observation that a gooseneck lamp caused the EZ to expand significantly.

Carlwood previews the second hour of the podcast, which covers the suppression of light therapy history and the physiological effects of different light colors. He shares a personal goal of using infrared healing techniques to address hearing damage sustained from years of attending punk rock shows. He frames this as the "last domino" in his journey of escaping societal traps and healing from system-caused issues.

The host reflects on the interview and compares Haramein's theory to the work of Shimon Jiner. While both agree on a holographic reality, Jiner emphasizes etheric flow and torsion waves over Haramein's black hole singularities. The host also touches on the health benefits of sunlight and infrared spectrums, jokingly referencing sun worship while highlighting the importance of light in biological health.

Billionaire entrepreneur Naveen Jain's company, Viome, is highlighted for making advanced microbial and viral testing affordable for the public. Other emerging technologies include the Vielight, an infrared device used intranasally to stimulate brain activity in Alzheimer's patients. The segment also discusses the LRA test for delayed allergies, which can identify food sensitivities that manifest days after consumption.

The interaction between sunlight and water suggests a form of biological photosynthesis occurring within the human body. This mechanism may explain the health benefits of saunas, which provide infrared heat that expands the Exclusion Zone water in cells. The discussion briefly touches on "sun gazing" and "breatharians" as extreme examples of people attempting to harness this light-water energy relationship.

Thornhill posits that the extinction of dinosaurs was caused by a sudden change in Earth's gravity rather than a simple asteroid collision. He argues that large dinosaurs and mega-flora could not physically support their own weight in Earth's current gravitational field. These organisms were adapted to the infrared light and lower gravity of the Proto-Saturnian environment.