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Irrefutable, open source evidence of psi, specifically psychokinesis and telepathy is more readily available than one might think. And not only from FOIA docs.

In a previous reply I submitted Christ’s definition of the word faith. And that definition is the very reason external god religions were necessary.

1 Timothy 3 is referencing the church’s requirements of the clergy

1 Timothy 3:9 “they must hold the mystery of the faith with a clear conscience”

The mystery of the faith is what I previously defined.

Examples of absolute certainty in the outcome for psychokinetic effect:

Uri Geller September 28, 1970 puts on one of his small theater shows and after he has the audience’s absolute belief in his abilities, he becomes very serious. Sits down and tells the audience that Gamal Abdel Nasser is dead or about to die.

20 minutes later someone rushes into the theater exclaiming the news is reporting that Nasser is dead.

Geller, along with the audience’s absolute certainty in the outcome actually killed Nasser. And with that Geller became an instant star in Israel. Which lead the US to recruit him for testing and SAP operations.

Absolute certainty in an outcome (knowing) is also mass programmable via a technique called suggestopedia.

There is more to this story but I’ll stop here

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Yes, while working my way through the cobwebs of conditioning and reclaiming sovereignty for every single aspect of my life, I want to keep up the compassion for infancy and toddlerhood, during which every single one of us was NOT sovereign, but entirely dependent on our caregivers belief systems and eating them up in order to ensure survival. Thank you for all your writing, I am inspired !

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“There’s a search bar?” 😂

Thank you, as always, for yet another red pill disguised as a Substack post. 👏

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Thank you.

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Ah! What an excellent addition to this post! (Dare I say extraordinary? 🙃)

That's a great point about the "extraordinary claims" quote from Sagan that I'd never considered.

I appreciate the points made in both of these articles, that calling claims "extraordinary" reveals an implicit bias against psychic phenomena, as if they're any more strange than the miracles of everyday life, like the sun coming up and going down everyday, or the fact that we exist!

I'm going to link them in my post :) Thanks for the good reads!

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