Topic: Periodic Table

Mainstream science often views consciousness as a temporary byproduct of brain activity, but Michael Cremo proposes that humans are a combination of matter, mind, and consciousness. In his book Human Devolution, he argues that the conscious self can exist independently of the physical body. This Vedic perspective suggests that understanding what a human being actually is must precede any theory of human origins.

Historically, major inventions and mathematical breakthroughs—from the periodic table to cybernetics—came to thinkers through dreams and hypnagogic states rather than mechanical reasoning. Modernity has shifted toward "concretizing" these thoughts as personal property, leading to a "sexual delirium" and identity problems. By cutting themselves off from the external source of ideation, individuals feel forced to transgress against the past to assert their own reality.

The discussion examines how historical figures like Socrates and Nicola Tesla openly communicated with non-physical intelligences, a fact often omitted from modern history. Maja D'Aoust cites scientific breakthroughs, such as the periodic table and the double helix, as being received through dreams or external directives. They argue that while modern society stigmatizes "hearing voices" as mental illness, it remains a primary driver of human advancement and leadership.

The concept of the ether was removed from the periodic table in 1908 despite being recognized by Russian scientists and figures like Nikola Tesla. The narrative suggests that the Rockefeller family influenced the education system to label ether as "pseudoscience" to maintain a monopoly on energy. Albert Einstein is characterized as a patent clerk who helped debunk ether theories that were previously practiced by inventors like Nathan B. Stubblefield.

Dr. Lando clarifies the nature of Ormus, defining it as transitional elements existing between the keynotes of the periodic table. He references David Hudson's 1989 discovery and Walter Russell's understanding of elements as angulations of waveforms across different octaves. These elements are described as essential informational fields that act as superconductors for the human nervous system.

Greg Carlwood wraps up the episode by previewing the Plus member segment, which covers the periodic table, plant alchemy, and the prospect of a second COVID-19 wave. He encourages listeners to join the "inner circle" for more private discussions. The show concludes with a final message of resilience and a song about chemical spraying and sedation.

The discussion expands on transmutation effects observed in both water cavitation and electronic clusters (EVs). By controlling the velocity and energy of these impacts, researchers theorize that matter can be built up into specific elements across the periodic table. This technology could theoretically allow for the manufacturing of complex, interwoven materials and even biological structures from a molecular level.

The participants debate whether Hatibov's writings represent serious science, science fiction, or a disinformation campaign. Crow 777 notes correlations between Hatibov's work and his own "lunar wave" footage, specifically regarding tonality, octaves, and the periodic table of elements.

The "Subsystem" theory posits that reality is built from strictly organized plasma manipulated by frequencies rather than standard atoms. Crow 777 suggests this "tuning" creates a closed system where humans cannot leave low Earth orbit because they would cease to exist outside their specific octave.