Topic: Plasma Beings

Weidner claims that 99% of the universe is composed of plasma and that "supernatural" entities like ghosts are actually sentient plasma beings. He cites 2024 reports suggesting NASA has documented predatory plasma entities in the upper atmosphere. An anecdote is shared about a construction worker who, following a severe concussion, temporarily gained the ability to see translucent humanoid beings in his apartment.

Shamanjaneer introduces the concept of "sky critters" or plasma-based entities living in the Earth's atmosphere. These non-humanoid life forms are described as amoeba-like and potentially super-intelligent. The guest suggests that life in the "cosmic ocean" of space may be as diverse as life in Earth's oceans, existing in a medium of ether rather than a vacuum.

The Netflix film "Bird Box" is analyzed as potential predictive programming for a future consciousness shift or encounter with plasma beings. Shamanjaneer suggests the movie portrays the negative aspects of an etheric blending to instill fear. The discussion also covers the potential for a solar flare-induced EMP to collapse the power grid for several years.

Dr. Joseph P. Farrell disputes the idea that J.P. Morgan stopped Nikola Tesla's funding because he couldn't meter the energy. Instead, he suggests Morgan was warned by figures like Charles Steinmetz that the system was a dangerous weapon that could be easily replicated by adversaries. Farrell proposes a "Cosmic Versailles Treaty" where intelligent plasma entities or "angels" intervened to disable such powerful technologies to prevent planetary destruction.

Gordon White selects "DMT: The Spirit Molecule" by Dr. Rick Strassman, arguing it provides a scientific interface for the spirit world through consistent cross-cultural psychedelic encounters. The host considers "Origins of the Gods" by Greg Little and Andrew Collins, which links shamanism to earth energies and plasma beings, though he notes it may be too recent for an "all-time" list. They briefly discuss the ethics of authors putting their own recent works on such lists.

Ilana Freeland explores the psychological and spiritual implications of abandoning one's humanity in favor of technological power. She suggests that when individuals create a vacuum in their psyche, it is filled by dark entities or "sky beings" made of plasma, as researched by Wilhelm Reich. The author warns that scientists are chipping away at the threshold of the unseen world without understanding the forces they are inviting in.

The survival of the human species is linked to the ability to communicate with large interstellar plasma beings and local elementals. Modern urban environments, characterized by metal buildings and electrosmog, are described as "instant death" to these living plasma entities because they prevent natural charge distribution.

The episode concludes with Greg Carlwood's signature sign-off and a song focused on chemtrails and government control. The host encourages listeners to explore Dan Winter's links while the music fades out the broadcast.

Shamanjaneer categorizes ghost encounters into two types: psychic imprints on inanimate objects that replay like a recording, and actual disembodied entities. He suggests that many paranormal phenomena, including UFOs and Sasquatch, may involve interdimensional or plasma-based beings living in the atmosphere. This broader view of life includes entities that do not conform to humanoid biological standards.