April 4, 2025 • 50 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
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Speaker 1 (00:55):
Ready by the Wizard of Weird, Joshua Warren. I am
Joshua Warren, and each week on this show, I'll be
bringing it brand new my blowing content, news exercises, and
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weird experiments you can do at home, and a lot more.
On this edition of the show. The results are in
Genesis Experiment twenty twenty five. Yes, I just finished looking
through my microscope and I'm going to tell you what
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happened this time around my third time attempting a version
of the Genesis Experiment, and I do want to also
make a correction. Recently, you may have heard me live
on Coast to Coast AM being interviewed by George Nori,
and we were primarily going to talk about this new
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product that I have put out there called the It's
called Nikola Tesla's Purple wish Plate, and you, of course
probably know that last year, I for the first time
ever created a metal version of a virtual wishing machine
wish plate that I had. I guess I advented this
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design about fifteen years ago. I've had great success with it.
You just stare at this plate and the plate is
made of steel with the brass finish, and I carry
it with me. I use it all the time. I
put it out there for the public, and very shortly
thereafter people started contacting me saying could you make a
version of this using the purple metal like Tesla's purple plates.
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And I said, well, I don't see why not, you know,
And so it took me some time to research it
and figure out what the options were, and so I
just released it. As a matter of fact, I announced
it on Coast to coast am. I now have what
I call Nikola Tesla's Purple wish Plate. Now Tesla, of course,
he believed that this specially treated purple metal could act
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as a passive antenna for universal bio energy, okay, what
some people call chi or qui or prana or oregon.
And you simply have this material near anything you want
to supercharge with healthy life energy. That's what he believed,
including plants and animals. Now, whatever is near it should
sympathetically resonate with its frequency and it never needs to
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be recharged. So I use this kind of material to
create an enhanced version of my original metallic virtual wishing
machine plate, and I used a design that portrayed configurations
of the Milky Way galaxy. It's designed to project thoughts outward.
The orientation does it matter. You just think about what
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you want to happen and stare into the center of
the plate. And the idea is that whatever you think about,
whatever you project, will be fired into the cosmos in
all directions. You only need to glance into the middle
for a second or two. You can do it whenever
you need it the rest of your life. I mean,
there are all these interesting techniques. And to make it
even more intriguing, I took one of these plates and
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I attached some leads to it and used it as
an antenna to extract some frequencies that I could turn
into a binaural tone, and I call it the purple tone. Now,
binaural is when you have two different tones, one in
your right ear, one in your left ear. They combine
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in your brain to create kind of a special rhythm
or beat. And the purple tone is designed to clear
your chakras, relax you into peak manifestation mode. You can
listen to it whenever you want, preferably through headphones or earbuds,
of course. So all this stuff is available. And I
was going on the show to talk to George about that,
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but then you know, he started asking me about experiments,
and I brought up the Genesis experiment twenty twenty five,
and I wasn't exactly prepared to talk about it. So
here's here's what I said. When I misspoke, because I
since this is the third time I've done this experiment,
I was I sometimes they get the details of each
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version mixed up. I told George that this time around,
what I had done is take two bottles of medically
sterile water, and that one was untouched and the other
one I had added a little bit of salt and
nitrogen and sugar too, which are sort of the building
blocks of DNA, and then I had everybody in the
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audience focus on the one that had the salt and
the nitrogen and the sugar in it, to see if
we could imagine life and spontaneously create life in this water,
similar to what God may have done in the Book
of Genesis. But actually that's what I actually did, however,
is a little bit different. I had two identical containers
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of steril water, and I added salt, sugar, and nitrogen
to both of them, so they were completely identical. And
this version of the experiment, one was the target. I
put a picture of that target on the website ask
everybody to go there and meditate on the target. The
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other one was put in a nearby but undisclosed location.
Its image was never developed. The idea was to see
if I mean, they should have been identical, but would
there be any difference whatsoever in the one that was
the target, and especially would it actually have living beings
inside of them? So that's what I did, and I
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asked everyone to go look at a picture of this
thing at Strainings promos dot com Strange Thingspromos dot com.
And when you go there, you're going to see that
page updated. Oh by the way those Tesla Purple wish
plates that I created, I made ninety nine of them.
They were gone and I think a couple hours. It
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was just like so I wasn't expecting it to be
that popular. But I do now have a second batch
end production. So if you go to my website joshuap
Warren dot com in the Curiosity Shop currently as I
record this, you should be able to get one of those.
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But you're gonna have to wait a little bit longer
now because it takes a while to manufacture these. So
you'll be first in line if you get one of those.
But if you go to Strange thingspromos dot com, you'll
actually see at the top there's a picture of the
wish plate. You can click that and that'll give you
more information on everything else. But if you go down
you will see where it said it says click here
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for Genesis Experiment twenty twenty five. When you click that,
you will see the bottle of slaughter that was used
that thousands of people looked at, maybe even over a million,
because I talked about this not only on this podcast,
but also on Coast to Coast AM the live show,
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and millions of people listen to that. I asked everybody
to go and look at this bottle of sterile water,
and I have left it out there for forty days.
And after forty days, I took both of the bottles
and I opened them up and looked at the water
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underneath a microscope at various magnifications. I believe my maximum
magnification was twelve hundred times. And here is well. You
can look at the pictures. I took some snapshots of
what I got, and I've got I'll be absolutely honest
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with you. I'm not sure exactly how to interpret these results,
but I do not think that we created life. What
I can tell you is that when you look at
the control sample, there are a lot of interesting little
particles and blobs and things in there, and I don't
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know what I'm looking at. But when you look at
the picks of the target sample, the one that everybody
meditated on, it is different because there are odd little
blobby shapes in there as well, but they are bigger
and they're shaped more elaborately. So was this the beginning
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of life being created? I mean, I was hoping that
I would look at the target samples and I would
be able to see little things swimming around, you know,
little things that might remind you of an amoeba or
a euglina or a paramesia or something like that. And maybe,
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again I don't I'm not a professional microscope expert here,
so all I can tell you is that there is
a difference. It may be because that we were focusing
on the target, but I don't know. I don't know
what to think about it. So I'm a little bummed
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that I didn't see obvious life in there. And again,
this is the third time I have tried an experiment
like this, and I don't think I'm going to do
it again because it is kind of elaborate to get
everybody involved. But it did produce something somewhat confusing, and
so I need your help. I want you to email me.
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If you go to Joshua Ppe Warren dot com and
scroll down to the bottom, you'll find my email address.
Email me and tell me what you can conclude by
looking at the images from the control sample and the
target sample. I don't think we have proof of life here.
I guess that means that maybe the only way to
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guarantee life is well, what we learned from the birds
and the bees but okay, we got to take a break.
When we come back, I want to tell you about
this very bizarre experience that I had related to trying
to document the paranormal at Brown Mountain, where the Brown
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Mountain Lights are. This just touches on a lot of
different areas, including some of these stories about people who
disappear in the National Forest. You know how it is.
I got a lot of stuff to talk about. It
stick around in the meantime. You know what, in less
than thirty days, if all goes according to plan, I
will be attempting for the first time ever to open
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my portal. I wonder if I'll have better success with
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be right back. Welcome back to Strange Things, both the
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iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast AM Paranormal Podcast Network. I
am your host, the Wizard of Weird, Joshua FE Warren,
beaming into your wormhole brain from my studio in Sin City,
Las Vegas, Nevada, where every day is golden and every
night is silver. I gietato zoom. During the break, I
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was thinking, you know what, hmmm, I'm looking right now
at Thisikola Tesla purple wish plates that I created. You
can only get this product from me. This is my
original proprietary design. And I was thinking, I know, I
just said that I don't plan to do another version
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of the Genesis experiment, But what if what if I
did something like that again where I can't help myself?
Can I or I just take I take two bottles
once again? Maybe I go ahead and do the salt
and the nitrogen and the sugar in each of them
once again, but this time I don't tell anybody about it.
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I don't have to post it on the internet and
get everybody to go look at it. Instead, I just
take the one that's my target and I put it
on top of the Tesla purple wishplate. What do you
think about that? And on my website you also have
a Tesla kit that has a pendit you can wear,
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but the wish plate, though, I carry this with me
on my wallet, and I mean, it's insane. I don't
even I never go to the casino without it anymore.
I tell you that it emanates something. It really does it.
It's mesmerizing, it's hypnotic. You can feel it. And I've
also been zoning out and falling asleep every night to
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the purple tone. So I love this and I also
take it and I use it with my other stuff.
I put it on my wishing machine input plate. I
put it on my prayer board. I mean, it's sort
of like, I think it super boosts everything else that
I'm doing. But what if if it actually is giving
off some kind of enhanced bio energy chi key Prama, Well,
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obviously it should increase the odds of life. Developing inside
the water. I think I'm gonna have to try that.
I'm definitely going to be doing more experiments seeing how
it affects plant growth, in the growth of various fung
guy and such. Well, anyway, you know what, here's something
that I've mentioned this before, and I think that it's
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worth bringing up. When you do these weird experiments, and
you know, I'm getting geared up and pumped up to
do this giant portal opening experiment that I've been talking
about for almost three years. It's been a lot of work,
it's been a lot of money, it's been a lot
of time. It's been it's been very complicated, and I'm
going to be nervous right up until the moment where
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I get out in the desert and hit the button
and I swear that's the truth. But here's something that
crosses my mind. When you do these kinds of paranormal experiments,
and sometimes I do them on my own, sometimes I
ask you to join me and participate and we do
mass consciousness things, there is this bizarre phenomenon where it
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seems like that sometimes the universe is conspiring against you
to prevent you from getting too much of a glimpse
behind the scenes into the paranormal world. Let me give
you a very good example of this. Of course, I
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was born in western North Carolina, home of the Brown
Mountain Lights. Surely you've heard about this. Brown Mountain is
this low lying ridge in the Pisga National Forest, and
for hundreds of years people have seen these multicolored balls
of light hovering on and around the ridge at night,
and no one can explain them. That's it, in a nutshell.
I've talked about this a lot. I've written books about it.
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My dad has a book that you can find on
Amazon called Brown Mountain Lights Adventure. It's a fictional adventure story.
And so I started going up to Brown Mountain and
when I was a teenager. You know, this is back
in the nineteen nineties, and by about like two thousand
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and three, two thousand and two, two thousand and three,
I was really really ramped up, and my friends and
I were going up there and camping out on a
regular basis. And uh, it's not not an easy environment
to camp out in certain times of year. But here's
why I'm bringing this up a little over fifteen years ago.
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So I guess we're talking about back around two thousand
and nine, one time I did something, and to be
honest with you, I'm not one hundred percent certain that
this was legal. But I studied a lot of these
places where people were seeing the lights, and I used
a lot of maps and a lot of technology, and
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my goal was to get footage of one of these
balls of light up close, because people would always see
them from like a mile away, and I wanted to
get right there next to a light. But the terrain
is so rugged and dangerous, I mean, it's almost impossible.
So I I used a lot of data, years worth
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of data, and I came up with this one spot
where I thought there was a good chance we might
actually see one of these lights emerging from the mountain
up close and personal. But this was on government property,
and I did get permits from the government from time
to time for camping and stuff like that. But I
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also wanted to kind of keep this a little bit
of a secret. So I wanted to go up there
and mount a hidden camera somewhere something that you nobody
would know about at this spot, and just let it
run for a week and see if I could capture
one of these up close and personal. So that's what
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I did. I got one of these game cams and
went on this incredibly strenuous hike to this spot that
I thought had a high likelihood, and I put the
camera there, camouflaged it, and I left it there for
a week. And the only reason I'm saying that might
be illegal is that might be considered littering or something.
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I don't know, but that's all I'm going to tell
you about what I did. So I left the camera
there for a week, went back a week later, hiked
out there, got it, took it back. Could not wait
to watch the footage. I was actually sitting there with
my friend Forrest Connor, and we were at the Lemur
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Laboratory late at night, and I popped the SD card
in the computer and there were bunches of incidents where
it had been triggered. And I'm telling you, this is
the most frustrating thing I've ever experienced in my entire life.
There were times where at two o'clock in the morning,
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when it was windy and cold and miserable, and there
was not any chance of anybody being around there, where
all of a sudden a light would appe right at
the edge of the camera I'm talking. It was just
like bleeding over. This is the middle of the National Forest, okay,
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bleeding This light was bleeding over onto the edge of
the camera. I wanted to reach out through time and
space and grab that camera and just move it like
ten or twenty degrees to the right, and over and
over and over. We got this light just teasing us
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right there at the edge, and I was sitting there,
you know, just like gritting my teeth, thinking, please God,
let one of these clips show this thing. And that
was as good as it got. And I mean, I
was so talking about crestfallen, so disappointed. You'd think that
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I would have gone back up and tried it again,
but I didn't. It was so it was so disappointing
that I almost just was just disgusted with the whole
thing at that point for a while. You know. That's
just how I felt about it. And I think this
ties into something that most of you who investigate the
paranormal might know about it. I kind of think of
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it as I call it the bashful universe theory, meaning
that there is some kind of an intelligent design here
and it's fine for us to be curious, and it's
fine for us to explore it, and it's fine for
us to progress and evolve and make new technologies and
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new discoveries when the time is right. In other words,
the universe did not want men to fly airplanes before
the right Brothers were born. That was when the timing
was right. People were trying thousands of years before that.
But it's almost like it. It doesn't matter how well
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how much you try, how skilled you are, if you're
trying to get a glimpse of things behind the scenes,
and the universe is not want that revealed yet. It
will tease you, it will drive you insane, but it's
not ready to give up its secret ship. I mean,
I just pulled that out of thin air. The bashful
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universe theory applied to paranormal investigation. But I have come
to believe it's a real thing, and that should not
prevent you from trying. But just be aware that this
is often what happens. And I think it also explains
why that there are so many things that are destined
to be just stunning mysteries. You know, speaking of the
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National Forest, I'm sure you probably know who David Politis is.
David Politis has written these books. He calls Missing four
one one about all of these people who vanish in
the National forests. And it's not like somebody goes out
for a hike and they don't come back like they've
fall him off a cliff. I mean, they vanish in
the craziest possible ways. And I've always been especially interested
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in this because that my great grandfather, or so I'm sorry,
my great uncle named Claude Callaway. He lived on a
piece of property in Barnardsville, North Carolina, near the National Forest,
and one day he vanished sort of in mid conversation.
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I've talked about this a lot. This was in the
nineteen thirties. He was never seen again. It was a
big tragedy in my family. When we come back. I
want to tell you something that I heard David Politis
say the other day about how absolutely bizarre some of
this stuff is. Some of these mysteries are when you're
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in places where you have you know, like National Forest,
Federal and all that, and then it's going to tie
into some other well, you know how it goes. I'm
Joshua P. Warren. If you're listening to strange things on
the iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast am Paranormal Podcast Network.
I'll be back after these important messages. Welcome back to
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Strange Things on the iHeart Radio and Coast Am Parahnormal
Podcast Network. I'm your host, Joshua P. Warren, and this
is the show where the unusual becomes usual. Have you
ever heard of the Heisenberg uncertainty principle. You know Heisenberg.
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He was a German physicist back in the early twentieth century.
And if I understand this correctly, the easiest way to
try to explain this on a podcast is that he
said that it's almost impossible to accurately measure something because
the very fact that you are there trying to measure
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it it influences the thing that is being measured. And
more specifically, this was replied to the quantum physics of
trying to document a particle's position and speed. The same time,
we are definitely not going to get into a quantum
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physics lesson on this podcast today, but you know, I
always thought that this is applicable when it comes to
us trying to to document some of these strange phenomena,
that the fact that we are there trying to document
it changes some of the conditions, especially when you go
to like a haunted house, and you know, you have
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these people who saying, like, when I'm alone in this room,
all these things happen. And then the investigators go, great,
let's pile five or six guys in there with a
bunch of cameras and lights and electricity and things that
go by and see if we can capture that. And
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then you move all this stuff in and it completely
disrupts the environment. And so it's in some ways it's
it's almost, I don't want to say it's futile, but
that is the biggest challenge we have documenting these strange
phenomena that occur sometimes only in the presence of a
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person who's not there trying to document it. And a
lot of this weird stuff does happen around national forests.
It may be because that these are places that have
not been so re sculpted by modern humans that they
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are still kind of built the way that Mother Nature
very gradually intentionally built them over billions of years, and
that they synchronize and harmonize with the environment in a
certain way. And then we go in there to some
of these places and we start tearing them apart. And
we destroy this energy source. But I bring this up
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because you know, I was listening a while back to
David Politis being interviewed on Coastaco by I believe George Knapp.
And David Politis is a retired police officer, and he
seems to be an extremely down to earth, logical, practical man,
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and he has written lots of books and done movies,
et cetera, talking about how how weird it is that
so many people vanish under bizarre circumstances every year in
the national parks. But then you go to the park
Service and try to get information about it, and they
don't want to help you. They don't want to give
you information. They don't want they don't want to, you know,
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help you get access to any kind of files about
the case. And you think it'd be the opposite, because
you think, well, hey, there's a there's a good citizen
out here who's happy to come in and spend time
and money and try to solve, you know, solve the
cold case. But it's almost like there's this kind of
like underground bureaucracy of individuals in that park system. According
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to him, that that will shut you out. But I
bring this up because that in particular, he said that,
and he didn't only say this on the podcast, but
I see him in a previous interview. He said that
we're not just talking about people who go out in
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the woods and then they disappear, like they may have
fallen off a cliff or something. He said, sometimes there
are kids that he write about who are who vanish
and we're talking like two or three or four years old,
and they're found ten or fifteen miles from the point
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where they were last seen, or they're found five thousand
feet higher in elevation than when they disappeared. And he says,
as a parent, you know, my kid wasn't going to
make that distance of this amount of time or climb
the elevation of this period of time does not make sense.
Polita says, there was a little boy we crowned in
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our last movie in Oregon that disappeared for nine hours
and was found twelve miles away, two mountain ranges away.
And we had the celebrity survivor, man Less Stroud, trying
to reenact what the little boy did through the night,
and in the middle of the night Less stopped and said,
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I could not do this. This isn't right. This kid
did not do this on his own. Wow. And you
know there are people who say, oh Bigfoot has carried
them off. And he does have some odd stories like
he says that, like there was one kid who disappeared
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and later when they I guess, I think this was
in North Carolina. Later they asked the kid where he
had been, and he said that he was in a
cave with a bear and the bear could talk. Okay.
One time a kid said that he'd been taken by
a robot. And so you know, George Knapp he would
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ask David Politis like do you think that these are
like bigfoot sighting stuff? And Politas says, look, I have
never seen any evidence of a bigfoot. That's all I
can tell you. He says, I don't know, but I'm
just not I have never seen evidence of a bigfoot.
So how do we explain these things? You know? I
think it was back in twenty twenty one, I was
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invited by George Nori to be a speaker at the
Coast to Coast AM Live show on stage and Everett,
Washington near Seattle, and David Politis was supposed to be there,
but he had a personal loss of a loved one,
I believe, and he wasn't able to make it. As
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a matter of fact, they may have even asked me
to be there as a replacement for him. So I've
never actually gotten to talk to him in person, but
I watched sort of a special years ago on the
History Channel where David Politis went to I want to
say it was mace Veri Day. You can see I
didn't prepare very well for this podcast. I've been very busy,
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but I think it was Maceveri Day in Colorado, and
he brought some physicists with him, and the physicists they
actually were breaking out very sensitive lasers and other equipment
to set up, and they said that they had documented
space time anomalies there, like a space time warp in
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this area around where some of these disappearances had occurred.
And years before that, I had documented what I call
a space time anomaly or a time warp north of
Las Vegas, and that made national news. I've talked about
that before. I documented that using Ronald Heath's DT meter,
his differential time rate meter, and since then I have
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not been able to document it again. So I guess
I got very lucky that one time, but using a
completely different system. David Politis had these scientists who are
I mean, these are bona fide PhD carrying physicists who
went out there and said that they had documented a
space time warp there in Colorado, and that's that's huge,
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and nobody even paid attention to it. So, I mean,
I really believe that we're onto something here. When it
comes to the idea that there are little wormholes and
black holes all over the place, and you know, things
do vibrate at a different rate. People. Look, I do
have a very solid understanding of the technical aspect of
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paranormal investigation, and sometimes people contact me and they say
something like, I don't understand what it means when these
like metaphysicians and psychics and hippies say like, you need
to raise your vibration. What does that mean. Well, a
low vibration is associated where death like absolute zero. It's
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associating with not being interactive, not being thoughtful, being very dense.
And so the idea is that you might be able
to somehow consciously channel more energy that literally makes your
bio energy field resonate at a higher rate, which allows
it to penetrate more into the world around you and
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reach more and access more and enjoy and experience more.
That's sort of what that means technically. But there's this
meme that's been going around and I don't know if
you've seen it, but it's pretty simple. It says signs
of a high vibration person. And of course a meme
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is just one of these things. It's like a little
graphic that people they pass around on social media usually
signs of a high vibration person. Here's what they say.
Number one, animals feel safe in your presence. Number two,
people stare at you in public. Number three random strangers
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love to come to you and talk and tell you
their life stories. Number four you can feel the energy
of a room shift when you walk in. And number
five you irritate toxic people just by being your true
and authentic self. Hmm. All very interesting, isn't it. But
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I kind of disagree with some of this, and I'm
going to tell you why we're coming up on a break.
When we come back, I'm going to go over these
these five things signs of a high vibration person and
give you my opinion on that as a guy who
literally has studied vibrations and a guy who has looked
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into the relationship between matter and energy and consciousness and
the animate and inanimate. And you know, every time I
fire up a Tesla coil to get some high vibes
out there, shaking up things, mixing up the environment a
little bit. And then I want to read some listener
emails to you. One person actually contacted me and said,
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josh I think you should contact a demon. Oh really,
what is that a good idea? I'll tell you. I'll
tell you my reaction to that as well when we
come back and wrap up the show. I am josh
Waopee Warren, and you're listening to Strange Things on the
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iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast AM Paranormal Podcast Network. I'll
be right back. Welcome back to the final segment of
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this edition of Strange Things on the iHeartRadio and Coast
to Coast AM Paranormal Podcast Network. I'm your host, Joshua P.
Warren and signs of a high vibration person. The meme
that's going around says, number one, animals feel safe in
your presence. Well, I think that's generally true when it
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comes to pets, because you know, I think I'm a
high vibration person because I'm always talking about it, experimenting
with it, and I know a lot of other people
that I would consider high vibration people. And I think
that generally dog and cats and you know, normal pets
do feel comfortable. As a matter of fact, they can
become a little annoying. They're always coming up and like
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I'll try to ignore somebody's dog or cat. They come
up and they're always like messing with me. But having
said that, I was at a lion habitat here in
Las Vegas several years ago, and I swear to you
there was this lion, a big male lion with a
big bushy mane, and he looked at me, and have
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there not been a fence there, I would have been
lion lunch. It was scary. He just came roaring towards me.
I could feel his hot, stinky breath. And so I
don't know, I don't know how I feel about that.
I think domestic animals, yeah, But and I've also walked
up on beards in the woods and they've never hurt me.
They've just turned around and ran off. So there's probably
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more truth to that than not. Number two people stare
at you in public. I have personally experienced this, but
more more in other places, like when I was living
in Puerto Rico. You have to realize, I'm six foot two,
I'm a big guy, well over two hundred pounds, and
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I usually look like Frosty the snow Man. I kind
of stand out in a tropical environment, and so kids
would look at me as if Santa Claus had just
stepped into the room. But I don't know. I mean,
do people stare at you in public a lot and
you think it's is it? Do you look freaky? If
that's maybe that's the explanation. If not, who knows. Number
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Three random strangers love to come to you and talk
and tell you their stories. Boy, does that happen every day?
And when I go out, you probably know. I don't
go out looking special. I don't have any piercings. I
don't have any tattoos. I've never dyed my hair. Sometimes
I wear a fedora, but most of the time I
wear a ball cap. Same thing with my wife. My
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wife have any tattoos, she doesn't dress all crazy. We
kind of tone it down when we go out. But
sure enough that one rings rings true. Random strangers love
to come to you and talk and tell you their
life stories. Number four, you can fill the energy of
a room shift when you walk in. I don't know.
That's kind of an egotistical thing, isn't it. That's so subjective.
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I don't even know how you can judge that. That
seems a little narcissistic. And then the fifth one, you
irritate toxic people just by being your true and authentic self. Again,
how do you who's the judge that? It's subjective? It's
your ego? I think that's a little narcissistic. So I
don't know that you can say, like, oh, you're who
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gets to define who the toxic people are? Like, you
can do that for yourself, but that doesn't mean that
there's a definitive standard. So anyway, that's how I feel
about these signs of a high vibration person meme that's
circling the internet. Let's go to some emails, shall we.
This comes from Jim, and I don't have it pulled
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up here exactly where he lives. He's in the States.
He says, I purchased your good luck gold money envelope
and purple metal circle after your last appearance and the
results were as good or better than you said they
would be. Thank you. I'm about to purchase your purple
wish plate, but have a question. Can you ship to
a PO box? So, yes, yes we can. We usually
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ship everything through the USPS, the United States Postal Service,
so PO boxes are fine. And thank you for your
kind words, Jim. Next we have this email from this
is a man named John. He says, can you please
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give an update on the portal opening machine release date?
Thanks well, John, the experiment. I'm planning on doing the
experiment within the next thirty days. I don't want to
say exactly when. You know it's going to be a
near Rachel, Nevada, you know that much, but I don't
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want to say exactly when. I've already had to alter
the date a little bit here and there to accommodate
some tactical issues. But probably within the next thirty days.
If all goes according to plan, I will have fired
this thing up. Of course, when I record one of
these podcasts, sometimes it can take two or three weeks
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for the podcast to come out. So that's why I say,
if you want to stay up to date and as
close as you're going to get to real time subscribe
to my free e newsletter there at Joshwapee Warren dot com,
and those of you who do that, we'll hear the
results first. This comes in from a person well, raw raw, Okay,
(43:56):
let's see it. He says, I listened to the podcast
with George regarding the Purple Plate and your portal, and
something I could suggest is contacting angels or demons via
ceremonial magic to get their opinions to either refine your
portal or to ask their opinions about your venture. Gallery
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of Magic has a lot of kindle books that simplify
contact with both sides. Probably a good step to take
before powering this baby up. Hmm, what do you think
should I have a ceremonial ritual to contact angels and
demons and get their opinion? Look, if I if I
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could sit down and do a ceremonial ritual and have
an angel or a demon pop up and give me
advice on this, I probably wouldn't need a portal opening
machine to begin with. That sounds like you're opening a portal.
I believe that you could put yourself in the right
state of mind and you can do rituals, and you
can bring angelic energies and angelic entities into your life,
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and you can bring demonic entities and demonic energies into
your life, but that doesn't mean that you can sit
there and communicate with them like I am talking to you.
I've never experienced that. Of all the things that I've done,
and yes, I did one time try to conjure up satan.
I put a naked woman on a table with a
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goat skull and all kinds of stuff and I try
to I mean, I'm sorry if that offends you, but
I did. I tried it, and nothing happened. So I
believe you can bring that energy into your life. But
I don't think that you can sit down and rely
on angels or demons to come through and have like
a technical conversation with you about things and and give
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you their opinion on stuff. So I mean, it's it's
it's an interesting concept. I found it humorous to read that,
but I think that now I'm gonna I'm gonna skip
the whole Let's do a ritual to contact a demon
thing right now and just fire up my my nerdy
machine in the desert and see what happens. Okay, how
(46:23):
about this, Why don't we in the show on something
that I do occasionally that I call mental manna. So
mental manna is when I just kind of tell you
a story that's I don't know, a little bit silly,
a little bit thought provoking, a little bit funny about
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some of the things that I experience in my daily life,
especially living here in Las Vegas, Nevada, because you know,
when you live in Las Vegas, it's it's it's not
a normal life. I mean, every day is sort of
like being in a movie and you don't know exactly
what you're going to see when you step out the door. Well,
my wife Lauren and I we we chose not to
(47:05):
have kids, and that's because that we wanted to have money.
And everybody I see you as kids doesn't have h
doesn't usually have a lot of money. So we were like,
let's enjoy our lives and be able to travel and
you know, go out to have fancy dinners from time
to time. And you know, obviously it worked really hard.
(47:26):
But the problem is, I'm not honestly, I'm just not
the most graceful guy you've ever met. I mentioned I'm
a large guy. I've always been good at wrestling, and
I've been good at chess, but I'm not like great
at sports that have a ball or something involved. And
so a lot of times I'm kind of clumsy. And
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so when I go out to eat at a nice restaurant,
I usually I don't drink red wine because if I do,
I know it's going to end up on my shirt
at some point. And if I have one of those
napkins they give you, those nice cloth napkins, it's gonna
end up on the floor at some point. I don't
know why. So I always tuck my cloth napkin into
my belt while I'm eating. And so we went to
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this kind of upscale restaurant the other day. Everything was great,
paid the bill, and then we decided to stop at
this bar on the way home where we could pick
up some last minute food to go. And we get
out of the car and we go walking toward the door,
and Lauren looks at me and she laughs and she goes,
oh my god, you stole their napkin. And I look
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down and sure enough, the napkin from the rest the
fancy restaurant was still under my belt. I know I'm
sounding like a super criminal, supervillain criminal. At this point,
I've told you, well, look, I didn't intend to steal
the napkins. That's the stupid thing that happened to me recently. Okay, everybody,
end of the show. Here it is the good Fortune Tom.
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Ready by the Wizard of Weird, Joshua Warren. I am
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weird experiments you can do at home, and a lot more.
On this edition of the show. The results are in
Genesis Experiment twenty twenty five. Yes, I just finished looking
through my microscope and I'm going to tell you what
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happened this time around my third time attempting a version
of the Genesis Experiment, and I do want to also
make a correction. Recently, you may have heard me live
on Coast to Coast AM being interviewed by George Nori,
and we were primarily going to talk about this new
(02:06):
product that I have put out there called the It's
called Nikola Tesla's Purple wish Plate, and you, of course
probably know that last year, I for the first time
ever created a metal version of a virtual wishing machine
wish plate that I had. I guess I advented this
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design about fifteen years ago. I've had great success with it.
You just stare at this plate and the plate is
made of steel with the brass finish, and I carry
it with me. I use it all the time. I
put it out there for the public, and very shortly
thereafter people started contacting me saying could you make a
version of this using the purple metal like Tesla's purple plates.
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And I said, well, I don't see why not, you know,
And so it took me some time to research it
and figure out what the options were, and so I
just released it. As a matter of fact, I announced
it on Coast to coast am. I now have what
I call Nikola Tesla's Purple wish Plate. Now Tesla, of course,
he believed that this specially treated purple metal could act
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as a passive antenna for universal bio energy, okay, what
some people call chi or qui or prana or oregon.
And you simply have this material near anything you want
to supercharge with healthy life energy. That's what he believed,
including plants and animals. Now, whatever is near it should
sympathetically resonate with its frequency and it never needs to
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be recharged. So I use this kind of material to
create an enhanced version of my original metallic virtual wishing
machine plate, and I used a design that portrayed configurations
of the Milky Way galaxy. It's designed to project thoughts outward.
The orientation does it matter. You just think about what
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you want to happen and stare into the center of
the plate. And the idea is that whatever you think about,
whatever you project, will be fired into the cosmos in
all directions. You only need to glance into the middle
for a second or two. You can do it whenever
you need it the rest of your life. I mean,
there are all these interesting techniques. And to make it
even more intriguing, I took one of these plates and
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I attached some leads to it and used it as
an antenna to extract some frequencies that I could turn
into a binaural tone, and I call it the purple tone. Now,
binaural is when you have two different tones, one in
your right ear, one in your left ear. They combine
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in your brain to create kind of a special rhythm
or beat. And the purple tone is designed to clear
your chakras, relax you into peak manifestation mode. You can
listen to it whenever you want, preferably through headphones or earbuds,
of course. So all this stuff is available. And I
was going on the show to talk to George about that,
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but then you know, he started asking me about experiments,
and I brought up the Genesis experiment twenty twenty five,
and I wasn't exactly prepared to talk about it. So
here's here's what I said. When I misspoke, because I
since this is the third time I've done this experiment,
I was I sometimes they get the details of each
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version mixed up. I told George that this time around,
what I had done is take two bottles of medically
sterile water, and that one was untouched and the other
one I had added a little bit of salt and
nitrogen and sugar too, which are sort of the building
blocks of DNA, and then I had everybody in the
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audience focus on the one that had the salt and
the nitrogen and the sugar in it, to see if
we could imagine life and spontaneously create life in this water,
similar to what God may have done in the Book
of Genesis. But actually that's what I actually did, however,
is a little bit different. I had two identical containers
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of steril water, and I added salt, sugar, and nitrogen
to both of them, so they were completely identical. And
this version of the experiment, one was the target. I
put a picture of that target on the website ask
everybody to go there and meditate on the target. The
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other one was put in a nearby but undisclosed location.
Its image was never developed. The idea was to see
if I mean, they should have been identical, but would
there be any difference whatsoever in the one that was
the target, and especially would it actually have living beings
inside of them? So that's what I did, and I
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asked everyone to go look at a picture of this
thing at Strainings promos dot com Strange Thingspromos dot com.
And when you go there, you're going to see that
page updated. Oh by the way those Tesla Purple wish
plates that I created, I made ninety nine of them.
They were gone and I think a couple hours. It
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was just like so I wasn't expecting it to be
that popular. But I do now have a second batch
end production. So if you go to my website joshuap
Warren dot com in the Curiosity Shop currently as I
record this, you should be able to get one of those.
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But you're gonna have to wait a little bit longer
now because it takes a while to manufacture these. So
you'll be first in line if you get one of those.
But if you go to Strange thingspromos dot com, you'll
actually see at the top there's a picture of the
wish plate. You can click that and that'll give you
more information on everything else. But if you go down
you will see where it said it says click here
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for Genesis Experiment twenty twenty five. When you click that,
you will see the bottle of slaughter that was used
that thousands of people looked at, maybe even over a million,
because I talked about this not only on this podcast,
but also on Coast to Coast AM the live show,
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and millions of people listen to that. I asked everybody
to go and look at this bottle of sterile water,
and I have left it out there for forty days.
And after forty days, I took both of the bottles
and I opened them up and looked at the water
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underneath a microscope at various magnifications. I believe my maximum
magnification was twelve hundred times. And here is well. You
can look at the pictures. I took some snapshots of
what I got, and I've got I'll be absolutely honest
(09:08):
with you. I'm not sure exactly how to interpret these results,
but I do not think that we created life. What
I can tell you is that when you look at
the control sample, there are a lot of interesting little
particles and blobs and things in there, and I don't
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know what I'm looking at. But when you look at
the picks of the target sample, the one that everybody
meditated on, it is different because there are odd little
blobby shapes in there as well, but they are bigger
and they're shaped more elaborately. So was this the beginning
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of life being created? I mean, I was hoping that
I would look at the target samples and I would
be able to see little things swimming around, you know,
little things that might remind you of an amoeba or
a euglina or a paramesia or something like that. And maybe,
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again I don't I'm not a professional microscope expert here,
so all I can tell you is that there is
a difference. It may be because that we were focusing
on the target, but I don't know. I don't know
what to think about it. So I'm a little bummed
(10:37):
that I didn't see obvious life in there. And again,
this is the third time I have tried an experiment
like this, and I don't think I'm going to do
it again because it is kind of elaborate to get
everybody involved. But it did produce something somewhat confusing, and
so I need your help. I want you to email me.
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If you go to Joshua Ppe Warren dot com and
scroll down to the bottom, you'll find my email address.
Email me and tell me what you can conclude by
looking at the images from the control sample and the
target sample. I don't think we have proof of life here.
I guess that means that maybe the only way to
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guarantee life is well, what we learned from the birds
and the bees but okay, we got to take a break.
When we come back, I want to tell you about
this very bizarre experience that I had related to trying
to document the paranormal at Brown Mountain, where the Brown
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Mountain Lights are. This just touches on a lot of
different areas, including some of these stories about people who
disappear in the National Forest. You know how it is.
I got a lot of stuff to talk about. It
stick around in the meantime. You know what, in less
than thirty days, if all goes according to plan, I
will be attempting for the first time ever to open
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my portal. I wonder if I'll have better success with
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be right back. Welcome back to Strange Things, both the
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iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast AM Paranormal Podcast Network. I
am your host, the Wizard of Weird, Joshua FE Warren,
beaming into your wormhole brain from my studio in Sin City,
Las Vegas, Nevada, where every day is golden and every
night is silver. I gietato zoom. During the break, I
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was thinking, you know what, hmmm, I'm looking right now
at Thisikola Tesla purple wish plates that I created. You
can only get this product from me. This is my
original proprietary design. And I was thinking, I know, I
just said that I don't plan to do another version
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of the Genesis experiment, But what if what if I
did something like that again where I can't help myself?
Can I or I just take I take two bottles
once again? Maybe I go ahead and do the salt
and the nitrogen and the sugar in each of them
once again, but this time I don't tell anybody about it.
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I don't have to post it on the internet and
get everybody to go look at it. Instead, I just
take the one that's my target and I put it
on top of the Tesla purple wishplate. What do you
think about that? And on my website you also have
a Tesla kit that has a pendit you can wear,
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but the wish plate, though, I carry this with me
on my wallet, and I mean, it's insane. I don't
even I never go to the casino without it anymore.
I tell you that it emanates something. It really does it.
It's mesmerizing, it's hypnotic. You can feel it. And I've
also been zoning out and falling asleep every night to
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the purple tone. So I love this and I also
take it and I use it with my other stuff.
I put it on my wishing machine input plate. I
put it on my prayer board. I mean, it's sort
of like, I think it super boosts everything else that
I'm doing. But what if if it actually is giving
off some kind of enhanced bio energy chi key Prama, Well,
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obviously it should increase the odds of life. Developing inside
the water. I think I'm gonna have to try that.
I'm definitely going to be doing more experiments seeing how
it affects plant growth, in the growth of various fung
guy and such. Well, anyway, you know what, here's something
that I've mentioned this before, and I think that it's
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worth bringing up. When you do these weird experiments, and
you know, I'm getting geared up and pumped up to
do this giant portal opening experiment that I've been talking
about for almost three years. It's been a lot of work,
it's been a lot of money, it's been a lot
of time. It's been it's been very complicated, and I'm
going to be nervous right up until the moment where
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I get out in the desert and hit the button
and I swear that's the truth. But here's something that
crosses my mind. When you do these kinds of paranormal experiments,
and sometimes I do them on my own, sometimes I
ask you to join me and participate and we do
mass consciousness things, there is this bizarre phenomenon where it
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seems like that sometimes the universe is conspiring against you
to prevent you from getting too much of a glimpse
behind the scenes into the paranormal world. Let me give
you a very good example of this. Of course, I
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was born in western North Carolina, home of the Brown
Mountain Lights. Surely you've heard about this. Brown Mountain is
this low lying ridge in the Pisga National Forest, and
for hundreds of years people have seen these multicolored balls
of light hovering on and around the ridge at night,
and no one can explain them. That's it, in a nutshell.
I've talked about this a lot. I've written books about it.
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My dad has a book that you can find on
Amazon called Brown Mountain Lights Adventure. It's a fictional adventure story.
And so I started going up to Brown Mountain and
when I was a teenager. You know, this is back
in the nineteen nineties, and by about like two thousand
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and three, two thousand and two, two thousand and three,
I was really really ramped up, and my friends and
I were going up there and camping out on a
regular basis. And uh, it's not not an easy environment
to camp out in certain times of year. But here's
why I'm bringing this up a little over fifteen years ago.
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So I guess we're talking about back around two thousand
and nine, one time I did something, and to be
honest with you, I'm not one hundred percent certain that
this was legal. But I studied a lot of these
places where people were seeing the lights, and I used
a lot of maps and a lot of technology, and
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my goal was to get footage of one of these
balls of light up close, because people would always see
them from like a mile away, and I wanted to
get right there next to a light. But the terrain
is so rugged and dangerous, I mean, it's almost impossible.
So I I used a lot of data, years worth
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of data, and I came up with this one spot
where I thought there was a good chance we might
actually see one of these lights emerging from the mountain
up close and personal. But this was on government property,
and I did get permits from the government from time
to time for camping and stuff like that. But I
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also wanted to kind of keep this a little bit
of a secret. So I wanted to go up there
and mount a hidden camera somewhere something that you nobody
would know about at this spot, and just let it
run for a week and see if I could capture
one of these up close and personal. So that's what
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I did. I got one of these game cams and
went on this incredibly strenuous hike to this spot that
I thought had a high likelihood, and I put the
camera there, camouflaged it, and I left it there for
a week. And the only reason I'm saying that might
be illegal is that might be considered littering or something.
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I don't know, but that's all I'm going to tell
you about what I did. So I left the camera
there for a week, went back a week later, hiked
out there, got it, took it back. Could not wait
to watch the footage. I was actually sitting there with
my friend Forrest Connor, and we were at the Lemur
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Laboratory late at night, and I popped the SD card
in the computer and there were bunches of incidents where
it had been triggered. And I'm telling you, this is
the most frustrating thing I've ever experienced in my entire life.
There were times where at two o'clock in the morning,
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when it was windy and cold and miserable, and there
was not any chance of anybody being around there, where
all of a sudden a light would appe right at
the edge of the camera I'm talking. It was just
like bleeding over. This is the middle of the National Forest, okay,
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bleeding This light was bleeding over onto the edge of
the camera. I wanted to reach out through time and
space and grab that camera and just move it like
ten or twenty degrees to the right, and over and
over and over. We got this light just teasing us
(21:37):
right there at the edge, and I was sitting there,
you know, just like gritting my teeth, thinking, please God,
let one of these clips show this thing. And that
was as good as it got. And I mean, I
was so talking about crestfallen, so disappointed. You'd think that
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I would have gone back up and tried it again,
but I didn't. It was so it was so disappointing
that I almost just was just disgusted with the whole
thing at that point for a while. You know. That's
just how I felt about it. And I think this
ties into something that most of you who investigate the
paranormal might know about it. I kind of think of
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it as I call it the bashful universe theory, meaning
that there is some kind of an intelligent design here
and it's fine for us to be curious, and it's
fine for us to explore it, and it's fine for
us to progress and evolve and make new technologies and
(22:41):
new discoveries when the time is right. In other words,
the universe did not want men to fly airplanes before
the right Brothers were born. That was when the timing
was right. People were trying thousands of years before that.
But it's almost like it. It doesn't matter how well
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how much you try, how skilled you are, if you're
trying to get a glimpse of things behind the scenes,
and the universe is not want that revealed yet. It
will tease you, it will drive you insane, but it's
not ready to give up its secret ship. I mean,
I just pulled that out of thin air. The bashful
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universe theory applied to paranormal investigation. But I have come
to believe it's a real thing, and that should not
prevent you from trying. But just be aware that this
is often what happens. And I think it also explains
why that there are so many things that are destined
to be just stunning mysteries. You know, speaking of the
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National Forest, I'm sure you probably know who David Politis is.
David Politis has written these books. He calls Missing four
one one about all of these people who vanish in
the National forests. And it's not like somebody goes out
for a hike and they don't come back like they've
fall him off a cliff. I mean, they vanish in
the craziest possible ways. And I've always been especially interested
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in this because that my great grandfather, or so I'm sorry,
my great uncle named Claude Callaway. He lived on a
piece of property in Barnardsville, North Carolina, near the National Forest,
and one day he vanished sort of in mid conversation.
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I've talked about this a lot. This was in the
nineteen thirties. He was never seen again. It was a
big tragedy in my family. When we come back. I
want to tell you something that I heard David Politis
say the other day about how absolutely bizarre some of
this stuff is. Some of these mysteries are when you're
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in places where you have you know, like National Forest,
Federal and all that, and then it's going to tie
into some other well, you know how it goes. I'm
Joshua P. Warren. If you're listening to strange things on
the iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast am Paranormal Podcast Network.
I'll be back after these important messages. Welcome back to
(25:55):
Strange Things on the iHeart Radio and Coast Am Parahnormal
Podcast Network. I'm your host, Joshua P. Warren, and this
is the show where the unusual becomes usual. Have you
ever heard of the Heisenberg uncertainty principle. You know Heisenberg.
(26:21):
He was a German physicist back in the early twentieth century.
And if I understand this correctly, the easiest way to
try to explain this on a podcast is that he
said that it's almost impossible to accurately measure something because
the very fact that you are there trying to measure
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it it influences the thing that is being measured. And
more specifically, this was replied to the quantum physics of
trying to document a particle's position and speed. The same time,
we are definitely not going to get into a quantum
(27:03):
physics lesson on this podcast today, but you know, I
always thought that this is applicable when it comes to
us trying to to document some of these strange phenomena,
that the fact that we are there trying to document
it changes some of the conditions, especially when you go
to like a haunted house, and you know, you have
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these people who saying, like, when I'm alone in this room,
all these things happen. And then the investigators go, great,
let's pile five or six guys in there with a
bunch of cameras and lights and electricity and things that
go by and see if we can capture that. And
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then you move all this stuff in and it completely
disrupts the environment. And so it's in some ways it's
it's almost, I don't want to say it's futile, but
that is the biggest challenge we have documenting these strange
phenomena that occur sometimes only in the presence of a
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person who's not there trying to document it. And a
lot of this weird stuff does happen around national forests.
It may be because that these are places that have
not been so re sculpted by modern humans that they
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are still kind of built the way that Mother Nature
very gradually intentionally built them over billions of years, and
that they synchronize and harmonize with the environment in a
certain way. And then we go in there to some
of these places and we start tearing them apart. And
we destroy this energy source. But I bring this up
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because you know, I was listening a while back to
David Politis being interviewed on Coastaco by I believe George Knapp.
And David Politis is a retired police officer, and he
seems to be an extremely down to earth, logical, practical man,
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and he has written lots of books and done movies,
et cetera, talking about how how weird it is that
so many people vanish under bizarre circumstances every year in
the national parks. But then you go to the park
Service and try to get information about it, and they
don't want to help you. They don't want to give
you information. They don't want they don't want to, you know,
(29:36):
help you get access to any kind of files about
the case. And you think it'd be the opposite, because
you think, well, hey, there's a there's a good citizen
out here who's happy to come in and spend time
and money and try to solve, you know, solve the
cold case. But it's almost like there's this kind of
like underground bureaucracy of individuals in that park system. According
(29:59):
to him, that that will shut you out. But I
bring this up because that in particular, he said that,
and he didn't only say this on the podcast, but
I see him in a previous interview. He said that
we're not just talking about people who go out in
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the woods and then they disappear, like they may have
fallen off a cliff or something. He said, sometimes there
are kids that he write about who are who vanish
and we're talking like two or three or four years old,
and they're found ten or fifteen miles from the point
(30:40):
where they were last seen, or they're found five thousand
feet higher in elevation than when they disappeared. And he says,
as a parent, you know, my kid wasn't going to
make that distance of this amount of time or climb
the elevation of this period of time does not make sense.
Polita says, there was a little boy we crowned in
(31:00):
our last movie in Oregon that disappeared for nine hours
and was found twelve miles away, two mountain ranges away.
And we had the celebrity survivor, man Less Stroud, trying
to reenact what the little boy did through the night,
and in the middle of the night Less stopped and said,
(31:23):
I could not do this. This isn't right. This kid
did not do this on his own. Wow. And you
know there are people who say, oh Bigfoot has carried
them off. And he does have some odd stories like
he says that, like there was one kid who disappeared
(31:44):
and later when they I guess, I think this was
in North Carolina. Later they asked the kid where he
had been, and he said that he was in a
cave with a bear and the bear could talk. Okay.
One time a kid said that he'd been taken by
a robot. And so you know, George Knapp he would
(32:07):
ask David Politis like do you think that these are
like bigfoot sighting stuff? And Politas says, look, I have
never seen any evidence of a bigfoot. That's all I
can tell you. He says, I don't know, but I'm
just not I have never seen evidence of a bigfoot.
So how do we explain these things? You know? I
think it was back in twenty twenty one, I was
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invited by George Nori to be a speaker at the
Coast to Coast AM Live show on stage and Everett,
Washington near Seattle, and David Politis was supposed to be there,
but he had a personal loss of a loved one,
I believe, and he wasn't able to make it. As
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a matter of fact, they may have even asked me
to be there as a replacement for him. So I've
never actually gotten to talk to him in person, but
I watched sort of a special years ago on the
History Channel where David Politis went to I want to
say it was mace Veri Day. You can see I
didn't prepare very well for this podcast. I've been very busy,
(33:11):
but I think it was Maceveri Day in Colorado, and
he brought some physicists with him, and the physicists they
actually were breaking out very sensitive lasers and other equipment
to set up, and they said that they had documented
space time anomalies there, like a space time warp in
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this area around where some of these disappearances had occurred.
And years before that, I had documented what I call
a space time anomaly or a time warp north of
Las Vegas, and that made national news. I've talked about
that before. I documented that using Ronald Heath's DT meter,
his differential time rate meter, and since then I have
(33:55):
not been able to document it again. So I guess
I got very lucky that one time, but using a
completely different system. David Politis had these scientists who are
I mean, these are bona fide PhD carrying physicists who
went out there and said that they had documented a
space time warp there in Colorado, and that's that's huge,
(34:19):
and nobody even paid attention to it. So, I mean,
I really believe that we're onto something here. When it
comes to the idea that there are little wormholes and
black holes all over the place, and you know, things
do vibrate at a different rate. People. Look, I do
have a very solid understanding of the technical aspect of
(34:42):
paranormal investigation, and sometimes people contact me and they say
something like, I don't understand what it means when these
like metaphysicians and psychics and hippies say like, you need
to raise your vibration. What does that mean. Well, a
low vibration is associated where death like absolute zero. It's
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associating with not being interactive, not being thoughtful, being very dense.
And so the idea is that you might be able
to somehow consciously channel more energy that literally makes your
bio energy field resonate at a higher rate, which allows
it to penetrate more into the world around you and
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reach more and access more and enjoy and experience more.
That's sort of what that means technically. But there's this
meme that's been going around and I don't know if
you've seen it, but it's pretty simple. It says signs
of a high vibration person. And of course a meme
(35:46):
is just one of these things. It's like a little
graphic that people they pass around on social media usually
signs of a high vibration person. Here's what they say.
Number one, animals feel safe in your presence. Number two,
people stare at you in public. Number three random strangers
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love to come to you and talk and tell you
their life stories. Number four you can feel the energy
of a room shift when you walk in. And number
five you irritate toxic people just by being your true
and authentic self. Hmm. All very interesting, isn't it. But
(36:29):
I kind of disagree with some of this, and I'm
going to tell you why we're coming up on a break.
When we come back, I'm going to go over these
these five things signs of a high vibration person and
give you my opinion on that as a guy who
literally has studied vibrations and a guy who has looked
(36:50):
into the relationship between matter and energy and consciousness and
the animate and inanimate. And you know, every time I
fire up a Tesla coil to get some high vibes
out there, shaking up things, mixing up the environment a
little bit. And then I want to read some listener
emails to you. One person actually contacted me and said,
(37:13):
josh I think you should contact a demon. Oh really,
what is that a good idea? I'll tell you. I'll
tell you my reaction to that as well when we
come back and wrap up the show. I am josh
Waopee Warren, and you're listening to Strange Things on the
(37:36):
iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast AM Paranormal Podcast Network. I'll
be right back. Welcome back to the final segment of
(38:21):
this edition of Strange Things on the iHeartRadio and Coast
to Coast AM Paranormal Podcast Network. I'm your host, Joshua P.
Warren and signs of a high vibration person. The meme
that's going around says, number one, animals feel safe in
your presence. Well, I think that's generally true when it
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comes to pets, because you know, I think I'm a
high vibration person because I'm always talking about it, experimenting
with it, and I know a lot of other people
that I would consider high vibration people. And I think
that generally dog and cats and you know, normal pets
do feel comfortable. As a matter of fact, they can
become a little annoying. They're always coming up and like
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I'll try to ignore somebody's dog or cat. They come
up and they're always like messing with me. But having
said that, I was at a lion habitat here in
Las Vegas several years ago, and I swear to you
there was this lion, a big male lion with a
big bushy mane, and he looked at me, and have
(39:29):
there not been a fence there, I would have been
lion lunch. It was scary. He just came roaring towards me.
I could feel his hot, stinky breath. And so I
don't know, I don't know how I feel about that.
I think domestic animals, yeah, But and I've also walked
up on beards in the woods and they've never hurt me.
They've just turned around and ran off. So there's probably
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more truth to that than not. Number two people stare
at you in public. I have personally experienced this, but
more more in other places, like when I was living
in Puerto Rico. You have to realize, I'm six foot two,
I'm a big guy, well over two hundred pounds, and
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I usually look like Frosty the snow Man. I kind
of stand out in a tropical environment, and so kids
would look at me as if Santa Claus had just
stepped into the room. But I don't know. I mean,
do people stare at you in public a lot and
you think it's is it? Do you look freaky? If
that's maybe that's the explanation. If not, who knows. Number
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Three random strangers love to come to you and talk
and tell you their stories. Boy, does that happen every day?
And when I go out, you probably know. I don't
go out looking special. I don't have any piercings. I
don't have any tattoos. I've never dyed my hair. Sometimes
I wear a fedora, but most of the time I
wear a ball cap. Same thing with my wife. My
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wife have any tattoos, she doesn't dress all crazy. We
kind of tone it down when we go out. But
sure enough that one rings rings true. Random strangers love
to come to you and talk and tell you their
life stories. Number four, you can fill the energy of
a room shift when you walk in. I don't know.
That's kind of an egotistical thing, isn't it. That's so subjective.
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I don't even know how you can judge that. That
seems a little narcissistic. And then the fifth one, you
irritate toxic people just by being your true and authentic self. Again,
how do you who's the judge that? It's subjective? It's
your ego? I think that's a little narcissistic. So I
don't know that you can say, like, oh, you're who
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gets to define who the toxic people are? Like, you
can do that for yourself, but that doesn't mean that
there's a definitive standard. So anyway, that's how I feel
about these signs of a high vibration person meme that's
circling the internet. Let's go to some emails, shall we.
This comes from Jim, and I don't have it pulled
(42:02):
up here exactly where he lives. He's in the States.
He says, I purchased your good luck gold money envelope
and purple metal circle after your last appearance and the
results were as good or better than you said they
would be. Thank you. I'm about to purchase your purple
wish plate, but have a question. Can you ship to
a PO box? So, yes, yes we can. We usually
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ship everything through the USPS, the United States Postal Service,
so PO boxes are fine. And thank you for your
kind words, Jim. Next we have this email from this
is a man named John. He says, can you please
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give an update on the portal opening machine release date?
Thanks well, John, the experiment. I'm planning on doing the
experiment within the next thirty days. I don't want to
say exactly when. You know it's going to be a
near Rachel, Nevada, you know that much, but I don't
(43:09):
want to say exactly when. I've already had to alter
the date a little bit here and there to accommodate
some tactical issues. But probably within the next thirty days.
If all goes according to plan, I will have fired
this thing up. Of course, when I record one of
these podcasts, sometimes it can take two or three weeks
(43:32):
for the podcast to come out. So that's why I say,
if you want to stay up to date and as
close as you're going to get to real time subscribe
to my free e newsletter there at Joshwapee Warren dot com,
and those of you who do that, we'll hear the
results first. This comes in from a person well, raw raw, Okay,
(43:56):
let's see it. He says, I listened to the podcast
with George regarding the Purple Plate and your portal, and
something I could suggest is contacting angels or demons via
ceremonial magic to get their opinions to either refine your
portal or to ask their opinions about your venture. Gallery
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of Magic has a lot of kindle books that simplify
contact with both sides. Probably a good step to take
before powering this baby up. Hmm, what do you think
should I have a ceremonial ritual to contact angels and
demons and get their opinion? Look, if I if I
(44:48):
could sit down and do a ceremonial ritual and have
an angel or a demon pop up and give me
advice on this, I probably wouldn't need a portal opening
machine to begin with. That sounds like you're opening a portal.
I believe that you could put yourself in the right
state of mind and you can do rituals, and you
can bring angelic energies and angelic entities into your life,
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and you can bring demonic entities and demonic energies into
your life, but that doesn't mean that you can sit
there and communicate with them like I am talking to you.
I've never experienced that. Of all the things that I've done,
and yes, I did one time try to conjure up satan.
I put a naked woman on a table with a
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goat skull and all kinds of stuff and I try
to I mean, I'm sorry if that offends you, but
I did. I tried it, and nothing happened. So I
believe you can bring that energy into your life. But
I don't think that you can sit down and rely
on angels or demons to come through and have like
a technical conversation with you about things and and give
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you their opinion on stuff. So I mean, it's it's
it's an interesting concept. I found it humorous to read that,
but I think that now I'm gonna I'm gonna skip
the whole Let's do a ritual to contact a demon
thing right now and just fire up my my nerdy
machine in the desert and see what happens. Okay, how
(46:23):
about this, Why don't we in the show on something
that I do occasionally that I call mental manna. So
mental manna is when I just kind of tell you
a story that's I don't know, a little bit silly,
a little bit thought provoking, a little bit funny about
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some of the things that I experience in my daily life,
especially living here in Las Vegas, Nevada, because you know,
when you live in Las Vegas, it's it's it's not
a normal life. I mean, every day is sort of
like being in a movie and you don't know exactly
what you're going to see when you step out the door. Well,
my wife Lauren and I we we chose not to
(47:05):
have kids, and that's because that we wanted to have money.
And everybody I see you as kids doesn't have h
doesn't usually have a lot of money. So we were like,
let's enjoy our lives and be able to travel and
you know, go out to have fancy dinners from time
to time. And you know, obviously it worked really hard.
(47:26):
But the problem is, I'm not honestly, I'm just not
the most graceful guy you've ever met. I mentioned I'm
a large guy. I've always been good at wrestling, and
I've been good at chess, but I'm not like great
at sports that have a ball or something involved. And
so a lot of times I'm kind of clumsy. And
(47:48):
so when I go out to eat at a nice restaurant,
I usually I don't drink red wine because if I do,
I know it's going to end up on my shirt
at some point. And if I have one of those
napkins they give you, those nice cloth napkins, it's gonna
end up on the floor at some point. I don't
know why. So I always tuck my cloth napkin into
my belt while I'm eating. And so we went to
(48:09):
this kind of upscale restaurant the other day. Everything was great,
paid the bill, and then we decided to stop at
this bar on the way home where we could pick
up some last minute food to go. And we get
out of the car and we go walking toward the door,
and Lauren looks at me and she laughs and she goes,
oh my god, you stole their napkin. And I look
(48:30):
down and sure enough, the napkin from the rest the
fancy restaurant was still under my belt. I know I'm
sounding like a super criminal, supervillain criminal. At this point,
I've told you, well, look, I didn't intend to steal
the napkins. That's the stupid thing that happened to me recently. Okay, everybody,
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