Q.Psience radio interview

[ecosophia]

Two hours of me talking with host Jill Hanson on KGRA radio's Q.Psience show, mostly about my book The Secret of the Temple. An MP3 of the whole shebang can be downloaded here.

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[(Anonymous)]

Thanks for the heads-up. I just read The Secret of the Temple for the first time last week, and still have a lot to ponder and take to meditation... and maybe return to this thread with a couple of questions!

As a complete aside (feel free to delete), it looks like at least one of the rich and powerful is channeling your work: http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2017/07/18/to-my-fellow-plutocrats-you-can-cure-trumpism-215347 --- There a lot here, but one highlight:

A century ago, as communism and fascism threatened to overrun Europe, our nation struck a grand bargain: We plutocrats would continue to be tolerated—even celebrated—as long as broadly rising incomes meant that each new generation of Americans continued to do better than the last. But through the policies we championed in the corridors of power and through the longstanding social norms we violated in the corporate boardroom, we broke our end of that bargain. And now the pitchforks are coming for us, my friends, from both the right and the left.

[(Anonymous)]

Wonderful! I'm looking forward to listening to this soon, as I just read that book recently, and would love to hear you talk more about it.

Thanks for the link

[ferngladefarm.blogspot.com.au]

Hi JMG,

No need to reply. I just wanted to say thanks for letting us know about the new interview. You interview very well and the recordings are always insightful.

Cheers

Chris @ Fernglade

Q Pspelling

[(Anonymous)]

Interesting show. What exactly does the phrase Q Pscience mean? What is a Pscience?

Re: Q Pspelling

[ecosophia]

You'll have to ask Jill Hanson. I have no idea!

Re: Q Pspelling

[(Anonymous)]

Hi JMG and community!

The spelling for Jill Hanson's show means.... Q. (for Quantum) and "Psi" (parapsychology) and Science squished together to create the words Q. Psience ( a 'cutesy' way of saying Quantum Science). These terms/acronyms are the popular terms used today to refer to the study of "psychic" and occult abilities. They refer to the study of Quantum Consciousness, nonlocal consciousness, and PSI (parapsychology) which are the newer/broader terms for E.S.P. (extra-sensory perception). These are the latest and most common terms used today by scientists and military folks to describe the study of people with "psychic" abilities and some occult phenomena. There is also the study of Retrocausation which is the study of how the future impacts the present.

I hope that helps. The above terms are commonly used among natural born "psychics" and the "consciousness"-based community - which means those people whose normal day-to-day perceptual operation is at the level of consciousness (or nonlocal time). By nonlocal time, I generally mean the past, present, and future are experienced by the person as one whole time or consciousness. Nonlocal time is not perceptually experienced as linear time. such as your clock. Does that make sense to you?? The language keeps shifting quickly these days as more and more people are entering the discussion and study of these senses/ecology.

Please let me know if I didn't clarify all of that very well. Thanks!!!

JMG, congrats on the move and the new blogs! I hope you are starting to settle in...

[jjensenii]

I'm really hoping you get to follow-up soon with a discussion of your book on UFOs. Although it has made for some awkward conversions with friends and family who are convinced by the "the gods are aliens" argument when I'm convinced by the "aliens are the gods (or various other spirits)" argument.

One thing I hope you'll talk about is the sense of spiritual awe and strange goings-on many astronauts have reported in space, the latter of which have been picked up by some as proof of ETs. I'd imagine that part of what's going on is that when put in such an unusual environment, the normal mental filters that keep out such experiences are put off-kilter and don't work as well, similar to what happens in ancient ruins and creepy old houses (a good initiation ceremony would be another example). Then there's also the possibility that they're receiving a less filtered exposure to the astral light.

1491

[(Anonymous)]

I listened to part of the podcast the other day and as it turns out I just got the book 1491 and going through the chapter about the Inca and how their sites were lined up on energy grids and charged up with telluric energy. Had to order a copy of your book after hearing about that.

I'm not sure how much you wrote about practical applications (which I"m very interested in), but just to warn people there are lots of ancient temples around where I live and the locals still tell visitors to not mess around with them because people have reported entities following them home and wreaking havoc. At some point either the afflicted visitor has to travel back or find a practitioner where they live in order to get rid of what was bothering them. Hopefully by then they haven't hurt themselves or anyone else in their confusion.

Ion treatment of plants

[(Anonymous)]

According to Free-Will Atrology site:
"The RIKEN Institute in Japan experiments with using ion beams to enhance plant growth. In one notable case, they created a new breed of cherry tree that blossoms four times a year and produces triple the amount of flowers. The blooms last longer, too, and the trees thrive under a wider span of temperatures."

Maybe negative ions enhance the oxygen availability in the soil, like hydrogen peroxide in the water for houseplants that the GW site mentions. Perhaps another hypothetical mechanism for the temples to increase crop fertility? Or maybe a specific temple techne could be used to counteract the effects of high heat and drought? Just thinkin'.... (gkb)

[(Anonymous)]

Hi JMG,

I've been reading your work and following your blog(s) for coming up on two years now. I've learned a great deal from your work so I just wanted to say thanks!

I see that you recently moved to Providence, which is where I live. I'm currently trying to organize an informal meeting of people in the area who are interested in Druidry. If you would be interested in attending please contact me at evanblackwell [at] gmail.com

The Secret of the Temple

[(Anonymous)]

Just finished The Secret of the Temple: faarrr out! The cosmos wanted me to read this book. I read Atlantis: Ancient Legacy, Hidden Prophecy in May, then ordered Secret through inter-library loan. While I was waiting, I picked up my old copy of Michell's The View over Atlantis and discovered I'd never made it past the vesica piscis, so I finished that. Took the library two months to get Secrets and then it arrived with Mystery Teachings from the Living Earth. Got through Secrets, and then, on a hunch, went looking for The Secret of Plants by Tompkins and Bird, which has been lurking on my bookshelves forever. So that's now the next thing on my TBR list. And this evening YouTube offered me The Secret Towers of the Himalayas. Are you familiar with the finger towers of Tibet? Nobody seems to know why hundreds of stone towers were built in these fertile regions of Tibet. Were they for defense? Were they "prestige" monuments built by the very rich lords of these very fertile regions of Tibet? Most of them are 700-1000 years old.

https://youtu.be/QqEuYKpKrHU

Are you planning to build a temple in Rhode Island?

Sophie Gale