Topic: Uri Geller

Uri Geller comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from August 2012 to January 2023.

August 2012 January 2023

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Remote Viewing, Cross-Cultural Misunderstanding

Prominent remote viewers like Uri Geller have reported experiences of being "noticed" by non-human entities while observing them psychically. If ESP and remote viewing are real, these abilities likely exist elsewhere in the universe, contributing to the "high strangeness" reported in Fortean encounters. The vast differences in perspective between dimensions likely lead to profound misunderstandings of motive and meaning during these rare interactions.

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Freeman Fly details Michael Jackson’s associations with psychic Uri Geller and the Raelian movement in a quest for biological cloning or robotic immortality. He highlights a bust in the Chicago Museum from the era of Pharaoh Akhenaten that bears an exact resemblance to Jackson. The discussion also mentions Jackson’s unexplained $500,000 debt to a Saudi Arabian individual and video footage allegedly showing him alive after his reported death.

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Uri Geller, Mossad and Psychic Assassination Threats

Philip Coppens relates a story about Uri Geller being targeted by intelligence agencies in the 1970s due to his rising fame and potential to become a "new Jesus" figure. According to Coppens, Geller was briefed that he was on an assassination list because his death would make him a martyr. To protect himself, Geller allegedly agreed to become a controversial figure, allowing skeptics to attack his credibility to reduce his perceived social power.