Topic: The Fae

Megalithic stone circles are theorized to be technologies that warp the "field of probability," allowing electrodynamic entities like the Fae or plasmoids to manifest. The guest links these sites to David Paulides' research on disappearances near stone formations and water. By creating a "rarefied field of probability," these structures act as organized settings for communicating with non-human intelligences or perceiving alternate dimensions.

The Fae are described as an extraterrestrial seed race originating from the star Phecda in the Ursa Major constellation. Researcher Gerhard Lahnmann's work is cited, linking global hieroglyphics to Old High German and identifying the Fae as ET entities rather than mere folklore. The swastika is identified as an ancient positive symbol derived from the annual circumnavigation of the Big Dipper around the celestial pole, a symbol that was later co-opted and stigmatized in the 20th century.

The Fae are theorized to exist on both extraterrestrial and interdimensional levels, having eventually "married" themselves to the planet Sophia. This transition is compared to the elves diminishing and going into the West in J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. The Fae are described as being diametrically opposed to the Draco race, with the two entities reportedly unable to occupy the same space or panels due to their conflicting natures.