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Over the last 10 years, I’ve been working on a documentary about Dr. Andrija Puharich- one of the most mysterious figures of the 20th century.
Recently, I’ve started releasing never-before-heard tapes connected to his work… including sessions with ‘The Nine.’
Here’s what’s going on...
I spy Puharich’s voice here …👂🤔
@Jason_Jorjani @AmericanALCHMY
Schwarz doesn’t seem talked about enough in the UFO world. This is an extremely dense and well researched book. Anyone read him? I know he worked for Mankind Research Unlimited in the 1970s/80s (look them up…)
Dr. Andrija Puharich on the channeled messages he received from non-human intelligent beings called "The Nine" - claiming he felt like "a butler on earth".
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If you want to learn about the ufo phenomenon, go to the raw, unfiltered core, before it is turned into something it isn't, but is saleable in a shiny hardcover with sensational but ludicrous claims. From my library:
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Salvador Freixedo, who was another one of the prominent parapsychologists of the era, had these very similar ideas all throughout his work.
Formerly a Jesuit monk, Freixedo turned to the field after going through severe scrutiny for his many books speaking against the Catholic church. He wrote one of his most taboo books titled, "The Human Farm".
This book proposed same idea of humans not being at the top of the food chain that many of the current UFO Disclosure advocates discuss.
In 1977, Andrija Puharich warned that dramatic climate changes could trigger food shortages, economic collapse, and global instability within a decade.
At a largely forgotten conference in Mexico City, Puharich, Lee Sannella, and other paranormal researchers discussed the possible collapse of civilization.
Nearly 50 years later, their conversation makes for fascinating reading.
FULL article translation and original image scans in our latest Sunday Transmission Substack.
In 1977, Andrija Puharich warned that dramatic climate changes could trigger food shortages, economic collapse, and global instability within a decade.
At a largely forgotten conference in Mexico City, Puharich, Lee Sannella, and other paranormal researchers discussed the possible collapse of civilization.
Nearly 50 years later, their conversation makes for fascinating reading.
FULL article translation and original image scans in our latest Sunday Transmission Substack.
In 1977, Andrija Puharich, J.J. Hurtak, Lee Sannella, and Salvador Freixedo gathered in Mexico City to discuss the possible collapse of civilization.
Climate catastrophe, economic collapse, and a coming transformation of human consciousness.
A fascinating, forgotten interview from the archives of Supermente magazine.
Full (translated) article in tomorrow’s SUNDAY TRANSMISSION on Substack.
Puharich worked closely with Phyllis schlemmer for almost 2 decades starting
In the early 1970s.
There’s a lot they did with “The Nine” that’s never been discussed or revealed…
More on that will come out here soon
youtu.be/Nl4wRUPkfBc
As discussed with @JonesDanny - this elusive psychic was truly like "Eleven" from @Stranger_Things - and I just discovered something I never knew about her...
Looks like we’ve got ourselves a new “tranche” - once again I ask … anything worth looking at?
#uap
Most of the “space kids” Puharich worked with had past-life memories of being from another planet…
A lot of those session tapes exist.
Researchers have documented children whose reported “past-life” memories match details of deceased people’s lives.
Religious scholar Jeffrey Kripal explores a question at the heart of reincarnation research: even if a reported memory is accurate, does that mean the child was the person they remember?
A STRANGE CLUE in the search for Puharich's super psychic, Sharron. Actor Bronson Pinchot discusses his role in the 1989 movie "Second Sight" - which is about "a paranormal detective, a psychic (Pinchot), and a nun search the streets of Boston, Massachusetts for a missing person who has allegedly been kidnapped."
According to this video and Wikipedia - "Bronson Pinchot spent about three months meeting with psychics to research for the part, largely with one who was retained by writer Patricia Resnick as a technical advisor for the film."
On IMDB, look who is listed as the "psychic advisor" for the film (con't in comments)
