Sep 8, 2026 · 2 hr 50 min · 34 segments
Can an extraterrestrial consciousness truly inhabit an existing human vessel mid life? In this episode of the TruthSeekah Podcast, we examine the mechanics of walk in phenomena through the lens of…
So there's a scripture in the Bible that says to be in the world, but not be of it.
And it sounds like you kind of have to be a little bit of both.
You have to... conform to the way things work here but at the same time try to uh bridge the gap between this higher state of consciousness and how things really should be done we shouldn't be you know worrying to get our art out or say my art's better than them or whatever the case is and so you kind of got to play both fields a little bit right
Totally great description.
Yes.
I have to have one foot in each reality and I've had to recalibrate to this reality and understand, well, I would just do it this way, but it's like, I got to lock my car.
I got to do all the things that are about being pragmatic in this world.
So yeah, I've had to learn pragmatic ways of moving forward.
And also I still embody my value system.
So people kind of understand that about me now.
And I'm like I said, I'm seeing more people kind of hopping on board of the I don't even know, because it's not like communism or anything like that.
It's just like a mutual artistic respect and collaboration approach.
He's actually a scientist, like a research scientist.
And I tell people to check out his work because he promotes this idea of biological cooperative collaboration, as opposed to like in an ecosystem approach.
humans have been projecting this idea of competition between all of the organisms in the ecosystem.
Saying like, no, the ants are fighting against other insects and the plants are fighting against each other and they're all fighting for supremacy.
And Bruce Lipton is a good scientist that very, you know, like mundane earth-centered people can say, oh, a scientist is telling me no organisms actually collaborate together and they're not fighting for supremacy.
And being able to see it in the natural realm is like, well, wait a minute.
Maybe we as humans don't have to fight tooth and nail for supremacy.
Maybe we should be doing something similar where we recognize because the disconnectedness is the lie.
The idea that we're separate, the Korean and you and me, we are all connected in terms of our economy.
Like, where do we get our money from? Well, I get my money from selling something to that guy who sold something to that guy.
Like we are connected on an economic level.
We're connected on just the level of breath, our atmosphere in our lungs.
So there's a scripture in the Bible that says to be in the world, but not be of it.
And it sounds like you kind of have to be a little bit of both.
You have to... conform to the way things work here but at the same time try to uh bridge the gap between this higher state of consciousness and how things really should be done we shouldn't be you know worrying to get our art out or say my art's better than them or whatever the case is and so you kind of got to play both fields a little bit right
Totally great description.
Yes.
I have to have one foot in each reality and I've had to recalibrate to this reality and understand, well, I would just do it this way, but it's like, I got to lock my car.
I got to do all the things that are about being pragmatic in this world.
So yeah, I've had to learn pragmatic ways of moving forward.
And also I still embody my value system.
So people kind of understand that about me now.
And I'm like I said, I'm seeing more people kind of hopping on board of the I don't even know, because it's not like communism or anything like that.
It's just like a mutual artistic respect and collaboration approach.
He's actually a scientist, like a research scientist.
And I tell people to check out his work because he promotes this idea of biological cooperative collaboration, as opposed to like in an ecosystem approach.
humans have been projecting this idea of competition between all of the organisms in the ecosystem.
Saying like, no, the ants are fighting against other insects and the plants are fighting against each other and they're all fighting for supremacy.
And Bruce Lipton is a good scientist that very, you know, like mundane earth-centered people can say, oh, a scientist is telling me no organisms actually collaborate together and they're not fighting for supremacy.
And being able to see it in the natural realm is like, well, wait a minute.
Maybe we as humans don't have to fight tooth and nail for supremacy.
Maybe we should be doing something similar where we recognize because the disconnectedness is the lie.
The idea that we're separate, the Korean and you and me, we are all connected in terms of our economy.
Like, where do we get our money from? Well, I get my money from selling something to that guy who sold something to that guy.
Like we are connected on an economic level.
We're connected on just the level of breath, our atmosphere in our lungs.
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