Oct 23, 2026 · 33 min · 15 segments
Beth asks whether what we call 'supernatural' is just natural — a sixth sense we stopped using. From a hunter who talked a Siberian tiger into walking away to blindfolded kids reading cards and blind…
Chris doing what he does best.
Brilliant, well-placed question after that story.
He said it so beautifully.
He's got away with words.
We hear about supernatural beings, but what if it's not super and it's just natural? What if we're the ones fooling ourselves, living in this dead state, this monotoned, dumbed-down version of this super being that we are, right? This man was living in a world where...
I wouldn't talk to you if you would have killed the tiger.
you're a place of such fear and anxiety from something just as simple as the tiger was his reality, right? His reality was, I just simply have to tell the tiger what we're doing.
This reminds me of, there's a famous study in quantum physics called the double slit experience.
And there's many different theories and versions.
The Copenhagen interpretation of it is one, but there's alternative versions, pilot wave theory.
And I remember hearing Thomas Campbell talking about it.
And, you know, just kind of understanding the general terms of quantum physics is that life is probabilistic.
And the larger consciousness system is just going to give us what's most probabilistic, right? How many coins did we put into the fear-based option that the tiger is going to kill us in our modern, post-modern, unconnected 2026? And how many coins did the guy that's walking through the forest that could look at the snow and know that the animal ate three days ago by its footprint...
Meaning, so the world that we're creating around ourselves is more probabilistic on which thought did we give more attention to, that the tiger's going to kill us or that I know the tiger's my friend.
And the knowing has to come from deep down, right? So it's so much of, so much context goes into building our own reality, right? Whether it's given to you, generationally passed down through and into you at birth, and then conditioned into you from a young age.
Do you see what I'm saying? So much goes into building this virtual reality that we're in, and that the probabilistic reality spitting out machine or larger consciousness of God is giving to us, right? And then I've taught in another episode, if you want to go watch it, the section on the yugas, that there's times throughout our world where we are living as more awakened beings that have the understanding of energy.
And it's a cycle that we go on to basically from no understanding of energy, the dark ages into the enlightened mages.
And it goes around like this.
Jesus came in the dark ages.
Gosh forbid we needed him.
And he was killed because he understood energy, right? Because of his message, he was killed.
We got to get out of the idea that this is my reality is this.
And at best, I could do a workout and stay in this like enlightened state.
There's more out there.
And you just have to Turn off the five senses or find your ways to get out of this cycle.
Chris doing what he does best.
Brilliant, well-placed question after that story.
He said it so beautifully.
He's got away with words.
We hear about supernatural beings, but what if it's not super and it's just natural? What if we're the ones fooling ourselves, living in this dead state, this monotoned, dumbed-down version of this super being that we are, right? This man was living in a world where...
I wouldn't talk to you if you would have killed the tiger.
you're a place of such fear and anxiety from something just as simple as the tiger was his reality, right? His reality was, I just simply have to tell the tiger what we're doing.
This reminds me of, there's a famous study in quantum physics called the double slit experience.
And there's many different theories and versions.
The Copenhagen interpretation of it is one, but there's alternative versions, pilot wave theory.
And I remember hearing Thomas Campbell talking about it.
And, you know, just kind of understanding the general terms of quantum physics is that life is probabilistic.
And the larger consciousness system is just going to give us what's most probabilistic, right? How many coins did we put into the fear-based option that the tiger is going to kill us in our modern, post-modern, unconnected 2026? And how many coins did the guy that's walking through the forest that could look at the snow and know that the animal ate three days ago by its footprint...
Meaning, so the world that we're creating around ourselves is more probabilistic on which thought did we give more attention to, that the tiger's going to kill us or that I know the tiger's my friend.
And the knowing has to come from deep down, right? So it's so much of, so much context goes into building our own reality, right? Whether it's given to you, generationally passed down through and into you at birth, and then conditioned into you from a young age.
Do you see what I'm saying? So much goes into building this virtual reality that we're in, and that the probabilistic reality spitting out machine or larger consciousness of God is giving to us, right? And then I've taught in another episode, if you want to go watch it, the section on the yugas, that there's times throughout our world where we are living as more awakened beings that have the understanding of energy.
And it's a cycle that we go on to basically from no understanding of energy, the dark ages into the enlightened mages.
And it goes around like this.
Jesus came in the dark ages.
Gosh forbid we needed him.
And he was killed because he understood energy, right? Because of his message, he was killed.
We got to get out of the idea that this is my reality is this.
And at best, I could do a workout and stay in this like enlightened state.
There's more out there.
And you just have to Turn off the five senses or find your ways to get out of this cycle.
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