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Hey, guys.

Welcome back to another episode of the Typical Skeptic Podcast.

I have a first-time guest with me today.

It's Ryan Eichmann.

You might recognize him from the chat.

He's been in the chat a bunch of times.

Ryan's an energy healer, consciousness explorer, student of multiple healing modalities.

He's worked alongside well-known researchers as Tyler Ellison, Sean Bond of Sonic League, Chris Anatra, and Andrew Bartis.

Ryan participated in the Universal Citizens Healing System in Barbados.

where he worked with advanced wellness technologies such as PEMF, hyperbaric oxygen chambers, float tanks, and luceolite, and craniosacral therapy.

His current work focuses on consciousness expansion, reality foundations, contract revocation, and energetic healing, and helping others reconnect with their authentic selves through love, awareness, and personal empowerment.

And some topics tonight might be consciousness, energy healing, craniosacral therapy, PMF and hyperbaric oxygen, Lucille Light, Flute Tanks, Reality Creation, Content Revocation, Contract Revocation, Free Will, and Living from the I Am Presence.

I have his phone number and email in the chat.

And if you want to donate to Ryan, you can also do that.

That's also in the description.

And yeah, Ryan, thanks so much for coming

on, man.

How are you? Thank you, Rob.

Thank you for having me.

I'm doing great.

First off, I just wanted to thank you for, you know, what is it? Two thousand seven hundred twenty two shows now.

Thank you for being the network for so many different people just bringing their their way of life forward to share.

It's pretty awesome.

Thanks, man.

I appreciate it.

I'm surprised you haven't been on yet.

I'm excited for this.

So where does your story begin? Good question.

I guess it's going to be kind of like a walk down memory lane, I guess, kind of recalling where my story began.

Um, but, uh, I guess it would be, uh, so back in 2015, 2016, there was someone named Andrew Bartz who was known as the galactic historian.

Uh, he's still around doing shows.

He's still helping people out.

Um, but he, he was just a guy who came out, uh, saying he could read the Akashic record for this world.

and like 20 or like 2000 other worlds, things like that.

Someone who triggered me in my awakening.

So I started getting into his work, which included contract revocation and things of claiming sovereignty through your spoken word or through vibrating your voice or your emanation in order to like mostly cut ties with all those fine contracts on, I'm sorry, fine print on your soul contracts.

So that led me into working with him and meeting other people such as Sean Bond and then moving in to the same location as Sean in 2018 and then all working together to build a healing system called Universal Citizens Healing System.

And that was like the different information you're reading in the intro.

It was a a type of healing system that uses technology mixed with hands-on healing, as well as mixed with contract revocation and such.

So people could really get past their sympathetic and parasympathetic, get to the core of really why they would even need healing.

A lot of things are caused just by ourself and our consent to the system for the most part.

The system, you know, that is eating all of us.

It's like the belief in time or Kronos.

We give our energy to that.

So that's part of the memory lane kind of walking walking down memory lane of how i got involved with this type of realm of uh you know the community um but just recently i was i was watching a video about uh the uh what is it the isis thesis or it's a person named judy k um she she wrote some books called the isis thesis and it goes into the bio um What is that

word? The

microbiome of the body.

And then she brought that understanding to decoding hieroglyphics in Egypt.

So this is kind of a new information that I'm learning about.

And I also wanted to kind of share on that too.

But I'm also into using humor, into using neutrality, into just taking charge out of

whatever

is taking your energy.

So like kind of emanating sovereignty.

So I guess I'll go back into memory lane.

So back when I learned of Andrew Bartzis, I really got into his teachings.

I went and he had some live shows.

So I went and attended his live shows in Washington.

I met with Sean Bond there and a group of other people.

and we ended up hanging out after this show for like a few weeks on a camping trip.

So I kind of first met Sean there and then the next year he had another event and I volunteered to help out at that event as well.

And Sean was there as well and we went camping again after that.

So just kind of making a stronger bond with him and other people.

And yeah, pun, that was a pun too.

So I made Sean Bond a stronger Bond.

No, I'm just messing around.

So after his second event that he had, a live event, he was speaking about having a type of healing system that uses different technology that is kind of like a powerhouse healing retreat where you – set it up where you would go and it would be a week-long event uh where you had a schedule set for you'd wake up and then you'd go to one of the technologies and part of the system so you'd wake up and you'd go to you'd begin the day just going to a flotation tank do like an hour float in a deprivation tank um have you ever done a flotation tank or are you aware No,

I have.

There's one near me, too.

I want to go do it.

But like, I haven't I haven't done it yet.

Like and then there's some in in Pittsburgh, too.

So I have to go do it.

I've been told.

But then, you know, I had one really scary story from a float tank, but I don't think they're bad at all.

I don't think that I think someone just got.

What did you hear? i i heard a story that that some dude was taking massive amounts of psychedelics and going into a float tank and when he would go and do and he would do massive amounts of psychedelics and go into the float tank he would encounter this entity like he was like he was like going to like you know and conversing with these entities then one day he they found him like you know unalive in the float tank was like that did the entities get to him or something or like what what happened or you know so I mean I I don't know if I would you know I I don't have any I don't I still believe I still I got like I first heard of float tanks on Joe Joe Rogan and I I think they're really good and I want to definitely try one you know what I mean I'm just not sure if I would do psychedelics in them or you know

right because you know you could drown yeah you know yeah wow that's intense Yeah, I would just try it for a small amount of time.

One time I did it for, like, three hours straight.

Whoa.

Just to do it.

Because if you know who Andrew Bartz is, he's someone who's, like, pushing – he kind of – does the extreme um he pushes people to do the extreme stuff one could say um so yeah like yeah yeah it's interesting it's this is all uh from a healing system back in 2018 so that's like eight years ago now

yeah so

i actually haven't been in a float since maybe 2021 or maybe even 2019 something like it's been a while But what that technology is used for is, and it works, like you go inside of it.

I'm sure you heard, you know, on the show, Joe Rogan and other people talking about it, but you just get in the water and you're straight up floating.

No need to put any effort towards holding yourself up just due to the amount of salt that's in there.

Yeah.

It literally causes you to float, right? Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, and then they have waterproof earphones, so you can listen to stuff.

So I did different things, like listening to contract revocation.

So you kind of listen to affirmations and such in your own voice while you're floating.

So you can add a lot to these types of healing modalities.

Wow.

So yeah, so that would be one of them.

So you'd wake up if you're doing this Universal Citizen Healing Retreat, you'd wake up and on your schedule, it's like flotation for an hour.

So I was volunteered to help them in that.

And I would drive the person who I was helping, I'd drive them to the flotation tank, wait there while they did the float.

And then right after the float, we would go and we'd go to a hyperbaric oxygen chamber place.

So they would get the releasing type of healing effects from the floating tank.

And then they would go ahead and there wouldn't really be that much time in between the different healing modalities.

So you'd go right into a hyperbaric oxygen chamber, which if people don't know, that's where you go into a tank that they fill with oxygen.

And you're getting about three times the amount of oxygen that you would not being in the tank.

So during that time, your body's just getting all this oxygen.

um people heal diabetes like i went to a class to learn more about hyperbaric oxygen and the whole class was pretty much just showing like black feed and like diabetes patients and all these gross images but they'd actually heal like a fully blackened leg by just putting so much oxygen in their body and doing

multiple sessions of hyperbaric oxygen chambers

So like that would be part of the system.

So like you do a float, you go ahead and have some big releases.

The biggest thing with doing healing is that it is a like a personal experience.
Yeah.

So, you know, you'd have to accept the you'd have to make the choice of letting go in order to let go.

And then that healing modality of the flotation chain is used because it can really cross the blood brain barrier, meaning like physically you start slowly getting out of your body a lot easier.

So like people can go in there and do astral projection, a lot of different things like that.

So let's say you did an hour of that.

You come out and then I drive you down the street to a hyperbaric oxygen chamber and then you go in there for 30 minutes to an hour.

Same type of thing.

You get a lot of self-work able to be done as well as you relax and then physically you're getting a crap load of oxygen which is very healing for your body.

There, you know, people say a lot of different stuff, though, like you can ask anybody and they'll be like, OK, hyperbaric oxygen is bad for X, X or X reason.

Or hyperbaric oxygen saved my life.

It saved my legs or whatever, you know, for for whatever reason.

So really, this is all also about your belief in what you let into your subconscious.

So this whole healing system that I was part of was about allowing yourself to use the technology for the betterment of yourself.

So they go into the float, they get out, they go in the hyperbaric, they get out, and then we'd all go to lunch somewhere.

Maybe you'd share of your experience because that's really important to integrating what you're doing on your journey of healing.

And then right after lunch, you'd go ahead and go into the next healing modality.

It would be...

Like at the house, they have pulse electromagnetic frequency technology, or PEMF mats.

Yeah.

Those are like a mat that you lay on and you get a like like how the earth gives a Schumann Schumann residence Resonance to your body just by putting your feet on the ground This is like laying on a mat and you can program different programs in this mat to give off a different electromagnetic frequency So it gives like a a different type of Schumann like you could there's stuff for I Arachnophobia, you know, there's certain programs that give out different electromagnetic frequencies that just go all over your body that can help you do the release of the fear of spiders or, you know, there's ones just for pain, just etc.

You know, you can actually make your own programs with this, but there's some that are pre-made in these mats.

So after they did those two healings and then had lunch, shared with the integration, then you go ahead and do these mats.

Maybe you're listening to music or something to get you into more of a healing mode.

Right after you get off the mat, you go ahead and get on the massage table.

Then you'd have someone doing body work on you like right at that time.

So your body doesn't, you don't give yourself, you don't give your body the time to return back into non-healing mode with this type of system.

So you would go ahead and get on a table and then someone would do craniosacral therapy which I can get into that as well.

Do they have clinics for this anywhere where you can go do all these at once?

That's what this was.

That's what this was.

This was the beginning of creating a clinic where we had all these in one spot, and we were calling it Universal Citizens Healing Systems.

And where is it? Does it still exist? Is it still around and everything?

It is not around right now.

I'm not sure if Andrew is...

Because Andrew would kind of sell this as a system so people could invest in it and start opening their own up and help them do that.

But ours was in Barbados was the first area.

Whoa, that would have been cool to be in Barbados.

Yeah.

Yeah, it was so amazing.

It was like one of the – it was a great freaking amazing time.

What's the

ocean like there? What's the water like? I think people surf Barbados from what I remember.

I used to surf for a long time.

Yeah, I did.

There was a guy who surfed and he went through the system because we were like giving people kind of free trials.

But he had a son who was like a really famous surfer in Barbados.

He was born with some sort of bone issues or something like that.

He went through the system too.

Um, but yeah, the, the water's amazing.

I went just swimming on, I think we do it on like a boat ride and then swimming and yeah, there's turtles like huge snapping turtles and just super clear water.

Such a beautiful land.

That's fucking dope, man.

That's really cool.

Yeah.

I mean, I'm, I'm really blessed.

It's honest.

It's great.

So you just go down memory lane on this stuff.

Um, and remember all this stuff.

Um, but yeah, it was, it was that look, it was, uh, actually two different locations in Barbados.

It was, um, Andrew Bartz's moved from Washington.

He used to live in Yelm, Washington, uh, near the, uh, you know, the Ramtha school.

Yeah.

Yeah.

He, he kind of, uh, worked with them, I think a little bit, but he was helping a lot of people who went to the Ramtha school.

Is

that, is that where you're from? Are you from like the West coast or?

No, I'm from Texas.

I grew up in San Antonio area.

Right now I'm in Dallas area with my girlfriend.

Oh, that's

cool.

Matthew Mournian lives down that way, too.

Oh, yeah.

I heard he moved there, I think, in Austin.

Yeah, I want to hang out with him sometime.

That'd be awesome.

And then the whole Rogan sphere moved down there.

Oh, yeah.

If you follow the Joe Rogan podcast, everybody moved down there that Joe Rogan's affiliated with.

He opened that big comedy club down there.

Oh, yeah.

I think it's restored.

It used to be something else, right?

Yeah.

Yeah.

But what I wanted to ask you was like, so something like must've gotten your interest in this.

Did you ever have any like paranormal experiences or ET experiences or were you ever in the gate program? Or do you ever feel like you've had some kind of, I mean, been involved in some kind of something weird that you don't know, black ops or anything like that or anything strange? Like.

No.

Wow.

No, I'm just kidding.

No, I think so too.

I was in like the gate programs when I was in school.

No, I'm just messing around.

Yeah, I feel like, yeah, something happened that I can't recall all of the memories on.

But yeah, I was in gate programs.

My dad was in the military and he was stationed in Japan when I was like five to seven years old.

So like we moved to Japan and I started school on a military base there.

And they had one of these things called an elephant cage.

which is just like a big, uh, huge metal cage that was there to intercept like Russian transmissions or something like

that.

Holy shit, dude.

That's insane.

Yeah.

You know, and at the time I'm not thinking any of it, you know, I'm only five to seven, five, six and seven.

It was like 95 through 97.

Yeah.

And, um, yeah, but I remember a time when I was there that my dad was like, My dad, it was nighttime, and I remember he was just going downstairs to lock the door.

And he said that he went and he opened the door and then was going to shut it to lock it.

And he just saw me running down the street towards the door, just yelling, ah! And then just running inside.

And I haven't really talked to him about that.

but that's something that happened like i was just running from outside into the house yelling and screaming whoa dude that's
crazy

i don't even exactly know what happened there i haven't even asked him about that it's been a long time uh since that happened But yeah, that was weird.

And I remember I was in school.

It was kindergarten and first grade in Japan there.

And it was on a military based school.

But yeah, I was in the gate program.

I remember hearing different flash, the beeping stuff.

And I remember going to like a I don't know if it was considered the gate program, but I was one of the students who would go out of the class, the home, the homeroom class and we go with a small group of people and then I remember them like teaching us different songs.

Like one thing was like, they're singing about the cerebellum and how to remember like how that works.

I mean, I just remember the song.

It was like cerebellum, cerebellum, cerebellum, what's your job? Cerebellum, cerebellum, cerebellum, what's your job? And it's like, I help you move coordinated moves.

I tell your muscles what to do and help rope memory too.

Like that's something I remember from when I was like five or six.

for some reason.

But yeah, that was also a great experience having the couple of years as a child there in Japan.

Um, but yeah, we were there for two years and then he got out of the military and then we went to near San Antonio, Texas, where I grew up since then.

Uh, I wasn't like, they called it G E T or gifted and talented program.

And I remember those red fucking pills and shit that made your, your mouth all red, you know? Yeah.

Um, And you've heard like the new reels, like you've seen that stuff about it being like some sort of memory wiping stuff.

Yeah.

I heard, I heard people had to drink pink liquid too.

You know, I don't know if there's something or what, like, yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Um, there's someone I listened to named a seer, the Duke of tears.

He did like a three part series on the gay program.

He was talking about that also.

Um, He's like a Moorish... speaker who's similar to Bobby

Hemet.

I love Bobby Hemet.

My friend Jill just turned me on to Bobby Hemet.

Dude was so raw, but he was hilarious.

He made such good sense too.

Everybody do yourself a favor.

I don't know why I haven't talked about this more.

Go look up lectures by Bobby Hemet.

You will laugh and you'll be amazed at the same time.

That dude was like...

Man, he was on a level more than Credo Mutua, you know? I thought Credo Mutua had knowledge, but he was from another country.

Bobby Hammett was like a...

He was an American, so it was easier to understand him.

But, like, he had, like, a little bit of, like, ghetto to him, but, like, in a sophisticated way.

You know what I mean? Sorry, I just smoked weed, so my thoughts are kind of like, you know.

No, that's awesome,

man.

But, you know.

I actually just stopped smoking after years and years and years.

Like, I just stopped maybe two weeks ago.

Before that, I hadn't stopped smoking in a long, long time, man.

Yeah.
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Sovereign Cosmic Wildman, the chat said about Rod Hayes too.

Yeah, Rod Hayes is amazing too.

I watched Floorburn.

If you guys are familiar, to both you and Sovereign Cause of Government, I watched Floorburn.

Like the girl, Indigo Angel, I used to have on my show, she recommended Floorburn to me.

That's F-L-E-U-R-B-U-R-N.

And that girl has amazing content.

And she always interviews Rod Hayes.

You know? Yeah.

Cool.

That's the first

I'm hearing of

her.

But, yeah, I've been into Rod Hayes a lot, too.

I love Rod Hayes, man.

He just tells it like it is.

Yeah.

Yeah, I first heard of him back when he was on the House of Reawakening Minds where Taj Tariq Bey has his shows.

I don't know if they had a falling out or what, but he doesn't do shows on their show anymore.

So that raises a good question.

So I had to slow down.

I didn't realize how fast I was walking, but I came out for a night walk.

But I'm still awake.

You've been involved in this for quite some time.

So what do you think of this recent UFO disclosure? Do you think it's bullshit?

For the longest time, I believe that it's so like, you remember I was talking about Andrew Bartzis and how he did Akashic Record readings?

And he was a galactic historian, right? Or something like that?

Right.

Yeah.

Like before people were using that as a term, he kind of made it really big because he was known as like the he put the the in front of it.

He was the galactic historian, you know, back in since 2013, I think.

uh but yeah so like i asked him you know can you give me it was like a free call-in show and i was like can you give me a costume record reading and he's like uh you just was like like all this information and he was like you came here and incarnated through the blu-ray uh so you did a lot of incarnations with the arcturians and did a lot of stuff like that so like so that got me into you know believing in uh connections to the Arcturians and all this other stuff.

And when I was growing up, my mom was into different things.

Like she had Edgar Cayce books and Pleiadian books.

She's, she did, she was into psychics and stuff.

So like, that was a big plus, plus for me growing up.

You had an open-minded parent and that's hard.

I mean, like, yeah, like my mom had no clue what I, I mean, She's, like, proud of me for what I do, but she has no clue about, like, any of this shit, you know what I mean? Like, she's, you know, I mean, like, but it's funny, though, you know?

Yeah, it is crazy, because this is the, it's, like, kind of breaching that barrier between the mainstream and the people who are, who go deep, you know, and you decide, right?

Yeah, that's why I like to do that.

I like to get the wildest guests and the most outlandish stories and the most interesting stuff so then people really do have to scratch their heads and be like, you know, like...

You know

what I mean? Like, how could there's so many different things that that there, you know, there's evidence and things like that.

And like and like what Bobby Hammett would teach about, like he would if you do look up Bobby Hammett, anybody who's watching this, you'll probably come back with like a list of books just on any of his lectures.

You'll just be like, you know, get this book, this book, this book, this book.

And that's where I just recently wrote down a bunch of books, and I was getting into Basic Magic by some dude.

I forgot his name.

But I printed out the PDF so I could read the book because it's really like $300 to $800 now if you buy that author's books.

Wow.

Holy shit.

But I was looking into that book, and it's all about – basic magic with a cake you know magic with a cake and it's like how do you have ceremonies and it's really all about your subconscious and i i've been hearing in most you know in different realms people are talking about that that that the subconscious is where the power actually is because a lot of people are like expanding

yeah it seems like it's

like that's the limit because our consciousness is is the only place that there is like that's where we put limits in order to expand it's like contraction um in beside you know expansion that's like with spirit contracts like you consciously are are contracting the spirit to to make terms um so that you can you can you can live the life that you want you know pretty much

yeah

like it's your consciousness that does the contracts the subconscious is like i'm not limited um i'm actually just there for you at all times like belby him it was would say you know like he he wants to eat bad you know so he could just die because he knows how limit uh limited it is just being in the body and shit you know like he'd be like you know, happy to eat all this fried food and stuff like that.

You

know? Yeah.

I remember, like, I remember one I was listening to.

He was, like, justifying, like, the use of alcohol, which alcohol isn't bad.

Everybody goes out and drinks.

But, like, he was saying that, like, if you mix one spirit with another spirit, it's like some kind of, like, wicked concoction that can, like, alter realities or something.

You know what I mean? Like, he...

And he tells what it is.

It's just...

I can't remember...

What he said.

Yeah, he would do it at a lot of his lectures.

He'd bring a bottle of hard liquor and then he wouldn't just drink it.

He would spit it out.

He'd call it Krishna, fucking Cthulhu, all of them.

He didn't really have a fear of calling different entities because he knew they were all kind of creations of mind technically because like whenever you learn about something you it's just kind of a mental concept also so like he would come and call all of these ancient beings and then like the crowd would would be like oh ashay ashay ashay after you say it and you call it all in and like supercharge the room before you do the lectures

that's so dope man that's so dope like Like, I think, and I think the sad part about the world and, like, what we're going through right now is we're losing people like him.

You know, like, the people of the world that, like, can make a change or would be most likely to make a change.

Like, people like Renetta Jones, James Rink, like, you know, like,

Ivan Teller getting cancer.

You know what I mean?

Yeah, like, Ivan Teller getting cancer.

You know what I mean? Misha Johnson.

Like, people that, like, You know?

Yeah.

What do you think about David Wilcox? Do you think he's dead?

Oh.

Did you talk to Cary Kasky? I read Cary Kasky's thing that she's saying that he didn't die.

He went into some sort of plan to fake his death, supposedly.

I think these people can do that.

And I think if they're a big enough asset, then maybe they can be taken off planet.

Right.

Yeah.

To, like, help start civilizations on other planets or something like that, you know? Like...

Yeah,

yeah.

I know that was, like, Laura Eisenhower's thing, right? She said that, like, she was, like, told, and she was approached in 2009, and she was offered to be taken off planet, you know? Because they were, like, trying to start a civilization on another planet, supposedly, you know? Yeah,

yeah.

Yeah, Mars.

Yeah.

And they supposedly did.

I mean, there's all those stories.

It was cool because I remember listening to Commander K.

And like for the longest time, I didn't realize that that was Randy Kramer.

Wow.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Maybe a few months back.

So I was like, Oh shit, that was Randy Kramer the whole time.

Oh my God.

Cause I remember hearing it a long time ago.

Somebody named commander K talking about these big ass like bugs and fighting them on Mars and things like that.

Wait, you were at the full disclosure conference, right? You were there.

I only went for a day, though, on the original.

Yeah,

because we drove from Texas over there, and I didn't have that much money at the time, so we paid for one day and stayed there.

It was still fun, though.

It was a blast, man.

I wish something was going...

That's why people keep telling me to have a meet-up.

I definitely want to.

I just don't know the first thing about putting together a like an event and like i don't know i haven't decided on it i know i keep putting it off but like you know i definitely want to have something you know like even if it's just a meetup like something i can make an expensive for people just to come meet up you

know like go to a certain area maybe like a camping thing or

Yeah, I was thinking New Orleans because my friend Amy has a bed and breakfast in New Orleans and she's willing to give me a good package deal for a bunch of us that want to stay there.
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You know...

So there's always that.

And there's a lot to do in New Orleans, you know?

Yeah, true.

I also hear it's really haunted, too.

I've been there once, but it was maybe for a day.

I was with a... man just remembering all this different stuff i've i have some pretty good memories man like i was with a psychic medium well back

2015 20 2014 some somewhere

around that i was like i had a girlfriend who was a psychic medium she was like 48 49 years old and i was like 24 or something so she was like way older but she was like a psychic medium and we would go places because she could see ghosts and we would go to haunted places just so she could like talk to ghosts and stuff and we went to new orleans because she she had you know always wanted to go um Yeah, I was just remembering that.

That was the only time I went to New Orleans.

What was it like there? There's a whole, like, it's like magic

everywhere feeling.

It's like you can feel the

magic in the air.

Not

necessarily like an amazing, like, not like a, like a, you could feel the magic in the air.

It's like, it's like stuff, like there's like, you know, conjurers spells everywhere.

kind of or just leftover ghosts maybe it's like a weird thing but also it's like beautiful magic too it is like that like beautiful magic because like there's really talented musicians just playing there on the street like wow good music

what did you think of the food like

i didn't really get to like indulge there

yeah

i don't remember the food

Yeah.

Like, I'm just curious.

Cause like, I don't know.

I'm like, I don't

know.

Like

I hear all about it, like catfish po-boys and stuff like that.

I bet it's so good.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I used to watch a lot of Bourdain when he was alive, you know, like I used to watch.

I'd love to do my show and do something like that, but, like, mix, like, what we talk about into it, you know? Right.

And food.

You know, something like that.

Yeah, and, like, travel.

Like, get to know, like, the weird places, like, all over.

So I guess that's, like, a...

Like, I'll tell you, if I had a show, I would definitely involve, like, Missy Hill, you know, especially as far as, like, East Coast stuff, because, like, she knows all these different cool, like, little places to go on the East Coast, you know what I mean? So, like, you know, like, places you would never think of, you know? Like, because she's, like, she used to be a truck driver, and she knows all kinds of, like, interesting places and stuff like that.

Like, and she's, like, a grid worker, too, you know? So, like...

Yeah, she would be, like, someone to definitely consult on that.

But, like, and I've talked about it with, like, Tommy Edwards, you know? Me and him talked about going on the road.

But, I mean, it's so hard to just get up and go and do stuff, you know? I don't know.

Right.

And you would have to, like, stop doing shows or do shows on the road during that time.

Yeah, I would literally have to be doing shows on the road, which I can do.

But the fact someone just smashed my laptop is not, you know, conducive to the

major thing.

Honestly, like, I don't know what happened there.

Yeah, it's

like you could guess what do you think actually happened there?

I mean, i'm I'm just open to anything like i'm open to the fact that like well anchor haven said that someone was remote viewing my computer And they sent something evil to it like the cia or something and she says I have protections in my area They kicked in and broke it but i'm also I'm also, I'm not, I'm not closed down to that.

I'm also not closed down to the fact that someone could have broke in and did it.

And I'm also not closed down to the fact that it was, we were going through a heat stroke and maybe it just cracked under heat pressure.

But like the weird thing was, is like, my door handle was kind of messed up, you know, I didn't notice that.

Like,

you know,

but I don't know.

And I have cameras in my space, but like, I didn't turn the cameras on that day except that I was only leaving for four hours.

So it was like, what's the purpose, you know? So I don't know, you know what I mean? I don't know.

Like, yeah.

Like, but, um, yeah, man.

Like, so have you had paranormal experiences too and stuff like that growing up?

Let's see.

I would say I have, but nothing's super at the forefront.

Nothing's coming to my mind.

My brother was a pretty unique guy.

I remember different things with him.

We've been shopping, clothing shopping, and one time he's just like, saying that he could see dead people also and then i was like trying to tune into it and i remember kind of it kind of led me to just kind of seeing the imagination uh as an as a portal to be able to see certain stuff just like how substances are a way to see different things because yeah like about the subconscious and the conscious it's like uh tweaking your conscious because what what a lot of people do is they put a box they like make a box

yeah

or belief that's going to be actually against them and their powers that they actually have and then that attached with all the poison in the foods is going to be allowing you to not let's say see dead people or you know not have your powers or you know unable to release certain stuff for healing things like that um I wonder what would be like.

I don't know.

I used to do stuff with my friends.

Like we would go and do the Ouija board at cemeteries and stuff like that, you know?

Yeah.
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I had some experiences with that, but it still could have been anything.

But I remember the Ouija board just for real moving by itself.

And none of my friends were saying they were moving it.

I've had different experiences like that.

And then, yeah, when I was with that one woman, we would go to haunted places.

Just the feeling that things were there was very apparent in these super haunted places.

Yeah, I can't see stuff for whatever reason, but I can sense stuff, you know? Right.

Yeah, me too.

I don't see it as well.

It's like you have a feeling in the air.

Yeah, yeah.

Like, or I can sense the energy on me, like, you know, but I can't, or whatever, I can't see it, you know? I don't know why.

Like, I don't know.

Like

a lot of people are like that too.

It's just like, do you really have to see it in order to see it? You know what I mean? Like you're seeing it through a different sense.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And that's a good point.

Yeah.

And like, Someone made a good point.

A couple years ago, I was completely blocked.

Now, I'm seeing more stuff, esoteric stuff people point out.

When Renetta would point at those rocks, I definitely saw stuff.

I definitely see stuff when I smoke weed at night.

I see more astral beings.

They seem to be like they watch us or something, you know? Could just be paranoia too or not paranoid like, you know, I could just be seeing things but I mean I think it's more than that I think there's definitely like astral beings watching us all the time You know It

makes

I don't know if our lives are like some big reality show to like interdimensional aliens or what you know

Have you ever seen that south park episode where it's it's pretty the premise is that it's like the whole earth is a show And uh, they're like canceling it Do you ever watch South Park?

I only watched a couple episodes, but I used to watch

it before.

They find out the whole Earth is just a reality show.

They're like, yeah, we get horses and birds and amoebas and we put them all on the planet and it's a great reality show.

I don't know.

That's just a really funny episode.

That is.

I gotta see that.

Is there a good place to watch the reruns at? Where's the best place to...

I mean, for everyone, you didn't hear it from me, but if you...

Let me actually get the link here so I can...

There's a place to watch, and you can right-click and download it, of all these different...

At least it has a bunch of cartoons.

It may have other stuff, but it's wcoforever.net.

wcoforever.net.

Yeah, because it used to be Watch Cartoons Online, so that's the WCO, and then Forever.net. And you can right-click and download stuff, you know.

Supposedly.

Yeah.

Yeah, like, I would do that with sports, too.

Yeah, that's, yeah, but, like, that's, yeah, allegedly, right? Like, that's

fine.

But, uh...

Yeah, but dude, did you see that fight last night by any chance? Did you see what happened? I

haven't watched UFC in a little while.

I was going to click a link because I saw that he got knocked out or TKO'd.

No, it was like the worst.

It was like what happened to him last time.

Last time he was actually in the fight, his leg broke.

And then last night, he started off the fight by throwing a jumping kick.

And he landed on his foot and his other foot gave out and I was like, holy shit, man You know what? It made me think I was like because I've literally followed this dude's whole career.

I've seen him when he was on like social welfare, like in ireland to like becoming like a A billionaire that fought floyd mayweather had his own whiskey company and everything and like and now he's like being accused of rape and like so I followed like the whole thing and like One thing that I can point out, and I think I mentioned this to Matthew Mourning earlier, too.

I don't know if he believes me or not, or if that's what he thinks.

But, like, you know, everybody has their own opinion.

But, like, what I honestly think is I think he made some kind of deal.

I'm not saying with the devil.

I don't know if the devil exists for sure or what.

But, like, he made some kind of deal with an entity, let's say, you know, for fame and fortune.

And, like, now... they're coming to collect.

Think about it this way, dude.

Why else all this bad luck? How does one leg break in one fight and then another leg breaks in another fight? What are the odds of that happening?

Oh, his other leg broke? Yeah.

I thought he landed on the broken one.

No, no, dude.

It was the absolute other leg.

How could his leg be that weak if he's a fuck, if he's, Oh, maybe, maybe he's just did too many kicks before.

One thing that people say is like, if you're, if you have a broken leg, your other leg can become weak.

They say you build it up, but like you're also using it more because you're not walking on the other leg.

Right.

So it's like, there's that, but I mean, he's only 37 years old.

So it's like, Oh no.

You know,

Yeah, it is like people say.

They said it before, but now it's more apparent.

It's like end times type of thing.

Like if he did make a deal with the devil type of thing, that makes sense that it would happen quick.

Like they're like, okay, we're here.

Yeah.

And then there's also nowadays you bet on everything.

So like is it for sure that that even really, really happened? Like could you see that it broke?

I couldn't see for sure.

The announcers were saying it did, but I think I was half asleep too because I fell asleep and then I woke back up and I just happened to catch the whole beginning of the fight.

It didn't look like it to me, but I'd have to go watch it again.

It was definitely strange.

Because imagine if you were the one person who bet, no, I think he's going to lose in 10 seconds by TKO or whatever.

You could make a lot of money because they're betting on everything nowadays.

Yeah.

It's a big casino.

And then the whole U.S. corporation is run by a casino owner, Trump.

Wow.

I never thought about that.

Yeah.

I mean, I got that from a song from Run the Jewels song.

Oh, dude, I love Run the Jewels.

Run the Jewels is awesome.

Yeah, me too, man.

There's a song called Just, and he's like, in your country, he's run by a fucking casino owner.

Dude, he's right, though.

I mean, like, yeah.

How long have you been listening? I mean, that's LP and Killer Mike, so Killer Mike from Outkast.

Really good.

He's got great rhymes.

He used to be in underground hip-hop groups.

He actually had a label back in the late 90s.

It was called Def Jux Records.

Yeah, I'm a big fan of Aesop Rock.

Oh, that's fucking awesome, man.

It's because my brother got me into hip-hop back in 2006 or 2007.

Something like that.

or maybe even before that i yeah i used to listen to them i i haven't explored all of our um of lp stuff but yeah i'm always like i really appreciate his poetry you know it's always like real fucked up like you know what i mean he'll say whatever he's like y'all can get beat by a bag of dicks type of thing you

know you got crazy lyrics Yeah, absolutely.

Yeah.

Um, what else? So what is, what is craniosacral therapy? What is that? I think I've had other people come on and talk about that, but like, what is it like exactly? Do you do that a lot?

It's been a while since I've done sessions.

But yes, I was doing it a lot when I was doing sessions.

But yeah, what a good follow-up.

I mean, yeah.

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All right.

So I apologize to everyone in the audience.

I hope there's not kids.

Sorry about that.

Oh, it's all

right, dude.

Yeah.

Cranial sacral therapy is a, so this just deals with there's a fluid in your spine called cerebral spinal fluid.

And it deals with light touch.

So craniosacral therapy is not a massage.

It deals with five grams of pressure.

So like the weight of a nickel.

So like if I press like this much, you do that on listening areas in the body.

And you're listening for the fluid flow.

flow of the of the cerebral spinal fluid because because so the cerebral spinal fluid is actually pumping at all times it's a whole different pulse in your body like you have a you have a heart pulse you know that's whatever 70 beats per minute 80 beats per minute you have a respiratory rate you know of a certain amount of breaths per minute etc you have all these different rates there's a cerebral spinal pulse So that means that there's a pulse with the fluid in your spine that deals with your sacrum, which is the base of your spine.

It's like this bottom skull.

And then the skull is the top of your spine.

So every minute there's a fluid flow where there's fluid, that same fluid that's in your spine is in your sacrum.

So it's in your tailbone and it gets pumped up and goes through all of your spinal processes.

And then it fills your head.

And then it goes back and it does this about six to 10 times per minute.

There's like certain rates, like six to eight times a minute.

This type of fluid gets pumped up from your tailbone and it fills your head.

And then it gets pumped from your head and it fills your tailbone.

And with this fluid being this cranial sacral pulse that I'm talking about, with that fluid flow going up or down, all of your bones in your body is breathing with that pulse.

So meaning, so let's say there's, there's fluid coming up from the spine and it's going up your spine.

All of your paired bones are moving outwardly.

So like, so like these risks are very subtly going like this breathing while it's filling your head.

And then when it fills your spine, they go in like that.

So there's listening areas on the body where you kind of just touch the body to feel where those bones are moving.

And you use small, very subtle motions and movements and things like that to affect the pulse of the cerebral spinal fluid.

This is for ribospinal fluid that's in your spine.

It's mostly water.

It's like 95% to 98% water.

It's made from your blood.

When it goes up and down your spine, it actually is being distributed all throughout your lymphatics too, your lymphatic system and things like that.

So it's going up that central column of your spine, and then it's also coming out through these different, what is it called? It's not veins, but it's its own system of your lymphatic system.

It's going into your muscles and going all around your body, this pulse that no one's even talking about.

Your body has a whole different pulse called the cranial sacral pulse.

So let's say you got a jam and you got hurt in your shoulder or something.

So like that pulse is still going up and down, but it's going to be not as symmetrical with the movement.

Like your shoulder is going to be moving like this, like only one's going like that.

And this is like stuck.

Because your fascia has a nod or like some sort of emotional charges stored in there is essentially what it is that that's stopping the healing from taking place in that broken bone or whatever.

So cranial sacral fluid is you lay, you could be, you could be sitting, laying, whatever.

Usually you lay on a massage table.

And the craniosacral therapist goes there and they just tune in at first because they have a cerebral spinal fluid.

They have a craniosacral pulse that's going on all the time while the person on the bed is having a pulse.

And then you just begin by just feeling each other out.

You do like a settling in process.

And then you go to different listening areas on the body, such as you could have your hands here on their body.

There's like different ones, different paired bones of the head because the skull is actually a bunch of bones.

So like this is the frontal, this is the occiput.

So when your skull is getting filled up, it's like going like this.

So it's like breathing.

every moment these two are going like that so like let's say i'm

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Yeah.

And it's really helpful for babies.

Or is it hard to say? I don't know.

It very much is connected to that, but I bet your Kundalini will blast.

It's like the very subtle form of Kundalini.

This was actually created, or they say that craniosacral therapy was created by doctors, like a surgeon.

wow so like the surgeon was trying to do an incision near a spine and they're like hold the spine so i can cut it or whatever and the person's like unable to get it because it kept moving and then they determined oh wow it's actually moving because there's a pulse going on um but yeah the kundalini i'm sure that the kundalini could be activated and blow through and really have an effect on your cranial sacral pulse but i haven't really looked in myself um on the connection there Kundalini, yeah, it would probably be dealing with a lot of...

Once you're clear, the energy can flow through.

I haven't connected it.

That's a really good question, connecting it like that.

But just what I was taught was...

So anything in the body, like people with lockjaw, they'll be able to heal their lockjaw through cranial psychotherapy.

People with... a bunch of different different things will be able to heal themselves and babies like when a baby's born they're they're they don't have a bunch of bones in their skull it's like one kind of malleable cartilage thing that's going to become a skull

yeah

so if you do craniosacral therapy on babies which is a whole school like schooling on you know for for babies You can really avoid autism and all these different things that come later just because you do a few sessions as a baby.

Some people have crazy tendencies to do twitches and things like that.

You can heal that really early before all that stuff begins.

Like, let's say you're an adult and you just got, you got some sort of things going on, maybe even negative thoughts going on, whatever.

You can do cranial sacral therapy to finally get these bones moving and stuff like that.

And then this weird tension that you don't know why it was even there will like subtly, it'll just go away.

Like some problems will just disappear just because of your body having that breath of life able to breathe better.

It's like a breath of water.

The craniosacral pulse is like you get to finally breathe into that bone that never moved or things like that.

With that healing system back in 2018 that we were doing, you'd come out of getting three times oxygen of air in your body from a hyperbaric oxygen chamber.

Then you lay down and then you get craniosacral therapy.

So your bones and your fascia, which is, okay, so your fascia and your lymphatics are also getting distributed with this vital fluid and cerebral spinal fluid being sent through your body.

So, you know, that was just another part of that healing system.

But yeah, it can help a lot of things.

Clearing mind, you know, being able to have clear thoughts rather than unable to relax, things like that.

People, you know, heal themselves with that stuff.

Wow.

To kind of come full circle on everything, is it your goal to have like a healing center somewhere? Is that what you kind of want to do? I would love to.

I would love to, but I just got out of it just due to life pretty much.

You know, I've been doing standard person jobs.

I've been enjoying it, you know, doing different jobs, like not even dealing in the healing realm.

Cause I had my own personal process with it.

Also just, if, if you ever look into Andrew Bartz's work, he used to have a huge following and then people fall out of it and things like that.

Like, it's like, my whole take on healing has changed but it's also come back because like the real healing is actually going to be love and that's going to be something that you build through loving yourself through releasing everything that is you that is not love because everything actually is love so it's like um you won't need healing once you can love yourself free of stuff yeah but i'm happy to do healing sessions yeah you do you do

energy work too right your your energy your your energy

i would say so as well but i do like doing cranial sacral therapy because oh when learning with andrew bartz's he was uh kind of an advanced guy um so why would we would do sessions where like we're both doing work on the on a person on the bed And he would do things like, you know, you have a thousand arms.

So like you picture yourself holding this spot, doing like a still point and then going and you're over there at the same time doing a different cranial sacral hold.

And like, so I learned a lot just working with him.

He didn't, I don't know if he learned cranial sacral from a school, but he learned like Reiki back in the 90s.

Wow.

But yeah, energy work.

I haven't learned Reiki myself, but yeah, I'm into energy work.

That's cool.

That's really cool, man.

Man, this was a cool interview.

I'd love to have you back again, man.

This was awesome.

This was a really cool interview.

Yeah,

I'd love

to, man.

I was trying to get to like a summary, but I guess I just wanted to say that like you, whoever's listening right now, you have a lot, you have... for one you're the universe in this body i know you've heard the cliche terms but like the minute you believe in yourself you just empowered whatever you'd like and also your subconscious you can change it by consciously just changing a small thing and then you can start uh freeing yourself of everything especially in these times now yeah

Well, I believe in you.

You know what I mean? For everybody.

And we all are here.

You know, we're doing a lot more than we'll ever know.

Hell yeah, man.

That's I mean, that's a really good place to finish.

Yeah.

Like, well, yeah.

Do you want to tell people how they can follow you? And I put your links in the description, too.

Oh, thank you.

Yeah, I am on Facebook.

So if you ever want to message me or get a hold of me, you can type in Ryan Eichmann on Facebook.

I had another Facebook account, but that was deleted years ago and had a bunch of friends.

But I had to remake a new one because they banned me during COVID time.

I mean, during alleged time of allegedly saying

things.

And then you can contact me on my email.

It is the word healing in no time at gmail.com. And if you just need somebody to talk to, like I'm willing to just offer when you're to help out.

I understand.

I've been dealing with lack and having no money and stuff like that.

I totally understand.

If you are willing to donate, that'd be great.

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yeah dude thanks man this was awesome yeah and we'll do this again soon and yeah and i'll see everybody tomorrow and thanks dude and thanks brian have a good night guys

thank you i appreciate you thank you
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