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It's o three hundred. The base is

0:33

quiet. You should feel

0:35

safe here. There's no act

0:37

of conflict, and the barracks

0:40

are secure. But you've

0:42

seen the shadows. And

0:45

you've heard it's voice.

0:48

Soldier. You know there's

0:50

something more to fear than any

0:53

mortal enemy. Something

0:56

darker, something

0:59

already dead From

1:02

demonic winged intruders disguised

1:05

as visiting angels. To

1:08

fierce protective dragons that

1:10

guard your pathway to the Astral.

1:14

Join us. On this episode of

1:16

belief hole as we unseal

1:19

the archive and

1:21

play back the tape to

1:23

present harrowing accounts from

1:25

the outer edges of our reality.

1:38

Conspiracy, synchronous, synchronous, his

1:40

sesquot, humongous, alien

1:42

races, satanism, and

1:44

Okay. Astral.

1:45

Tatiya. There's like a pool. I've been

1:47

watching this one, guys. How's

1:48

the door injury? How's your time?

1:51

What's

1:52

the inner earth disagreements?

1:54

Go stat. I like that movie.

1:56

Doleman Bohemian Grower. He found

1:58

magicians or dreams, vectors, spirit,

2:01

summonings, about such strange disappearance,

2:04

Sky whale phenomena -- Alternative history,

2:06

show people. -- quiet. I'm trying to say

2:08

where on the map. It's getting dicey out there,

2:10

older guys. That's cool and

2:13

lucky. What is the moon? Gulf

2:15

Tower. I would never talk about it. It's all old

2:17

why to cover ups? Apocalyptic

2:20

Astral, vampire. Well,

2:27

hello. Hello. Wow.

2:29

You guys are in stereo, Cora. I certainly

2:31

hate that. That was weird. Welcome. Welcome

2:34

to the show, everybody. Welcome,

2:36

one and all. Welcome to be

2:37

here. I'm Chris. I'm Jeremy, and

2:40

I am the beloved John. That's sadly

2:42

true. Most beloved. The most beloved and all

2:44

is not true. We're all loved for different reasons.

2:47

I

2:47

think

2:47

because I'm so sporadic, people are like,

2:49

who's that guy? Who's that

2:50

little spices? You get to be the funny man.

2:53

I don't really think I say that much. That's

2:55

amazing so funny. You're the mysterious trickster,

2:58

man in the back, the man in the back.

3:00

Speaking of man in the

3:01

back, oh, okay. I don't know if that is really

3:03

cool. Let's do anything. Speaking

3:05

of mysterious tricksters and the like,

3:07

we have a fascinating and fun

3:09

episode for you guys today. Yes, strange

3:11

listener stories 19.

3:18

Jeez. That's a lot. Yeah. For new

3:20

listeners who are unaware, strange listener stories

3:22

when we gather together and tell

3:24

stories from the audience. Strange, goings

3:27

on. True. True story. True

3:29

stories. Importantly, reportedly

3:31

true. That's right. You be the judge. It's

3:33

up to you to decide, but a lot of these people

3:35

we've talked to for quite a while. Because they are members

3:38

and some of them were pretty active in the show. So

3:40

we wouldn't pass up anything we that we thought was

3:42

not credible. Right? But again, you can't

3:44

know for sure. So it's up to you guys to

3:46

decide, but we do have some fascinating stories. And we

3:48

do have towards end of the episode,

3:50

we have some heavier stories and accounts.

3:52

So fair warning, If you have kids, there's

3:54

some adult themes later on. We'll let

3:56

you know before we get to that story. Some demon ray

3:59

and some, you know, adult kind of

4:01

scenarios. So but we'll give you a heads up at that

4:03

point. In the meantime, we have some other interesting

4:05

stories coming up. Don't we, Chris? Yes. We've

4:07

got Marine Barrick's Bogeyman infestation.

4:10

Okay. Couple of those Astral pretty

4:13

awesome how these when we do these stories, they seem to

4:15

stories seem to create themes in the episodes.

4:17

We've talked about that before. We'll get submissions

4:19

from different people around the same time sometimes,

4:22

or we'll come across them individually. Not the same

4:24

seemingly -- They are things. -- yeah, that have these

4:26

themes like the Marine Barrick stuff today. It's

4:28

really interesting stuff. We've got Russian

4:30

reincarnation recollections. Sorry about

4:32

the elaboration, and it's just the series. Elirations.

4:34

Astral Dragon Guardians And then as you

4:37

mentioned, Jared, we have some dark entity

4:39

visitations -- Yes. -- to talk about.

4:41

So this can be definitely a fascinating episode.

4:43

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Yes, and get it going. Light it up.

5:03

Alright. Our first account, John,

5:06

this was a pretty fascinating account that

5:08

you brought in. This one comes to us

5:10

Do we have a

5:11

name? It was anonymous. Was it? Oh,

5:12

that's right. This is actually was submitted. Well,

5:15

we know the we know the listener, but the listener

5:17

requested that we kept anonymous because of

5:19

the Details in the story, but this I thought it was really

5:21

fascinating and unique story.

5:24

This is the Okinawa demon.

5:26

This happened in twenty twelve. Yes,

5:28

at the Marine Corps Base Camp Foster.

5:32

When I was stationed in Okinawa, Japan,

5:35

we all experienced unexcused explainable things

5:37

in the barracks. As I'm sure you know,

5:39

Okinawa was the bloodiest battle of

5:41

world war two, claiming a hundred

5:43

thousand Okinawa as casualties

5:46

of war or by suicide is ordered

5:48

by the Japanese Army, a hundred and

5:50

ten thousand Japanese troops and twelve

5:52

thousand American troops. The chances

5:54

for spirits to linger is high,

5:56

having died so violently and with

5:58

so much conflict. The location

6:01

of the following encounters occurred in Barrick's

6:03

5696 on Marine

6:05

Corps Base, Camp Foster. The

6:09

first is a demonic encounter. This

6:12

encounter did not happen to me. But

6:14

it happened to my friend that lived in a room down

6:16

the hall. One night, I was

6:18

asleep in my room when someone

6:20

was banging on my door in the middle of the night.

6:23

I was the barracks manager at the time.

6:26

So it was my job to manage vacancies,

6:28

fix discrepancies, lead

6:30

cleaning, and make sure that new people

6:33

got a room. It was

6:35

the duty and my friend Alison, whose

6:37

name has been changed. The duty said

6:39

I had to find Alison a new room. She

6:41

had a black eye, so I assume maybe

6:43

someone broke in and beat her up.

6:46

The black eye was fresh and new. I

6:48

had just seen her earlier and she did

6:50

not have it. She said she wanted a

6:52

room at the opposite end of the hall. And

6:54

with a roommate, she was living in a room

6:56

alone at the time. No one asks

6:59

to have roommate, which I found off,

7:01

but assume maybe she wanted to feel safe

7:03

from her attacker. I got her

7:05

a new room. No questions asked. Later,

7:07

I asked the duty what happened. They

7:10

said she came tearing out of her room,

7:12

shouting that the devil attacked her.

7:16

One duty grabbed her to make sure she was

7:18

okay. And the other duty went into

7:20

the room to search for the perpetrator. He

7:22

went into the room and the window was locked.

7:24

And no one was inside. He even

7:27

checked the bathroom, the shower,

7:29

and the wall lockers, and even

7:31

the room and window next door. The

7:33

window was locked and no one was inside.

7:36

You cannot lock these windows from the outside,

7:39

only the inside. A room door

7:41

was right within view of the duty desk.

7:44

So if someone came in or out through

7:46

her main door, they would have easily seen.

7:48

Allison later confided in me,

7:50

telling me that for the last three months,

7:53

she had been in that room. Something

7:55

was waking her up at night and

7:57

pulling on her legs, arms, and

8:00

even holding her down. She

8:03

said her room was always freezing cold.

8:06

Oaken out is extremely humid, and

8:09

there is no AC in the barracks to produce

8:11

cold air. It's always boiling

8:13

hot. With time time, things

8:15

escalated, as things started to

8:17

hit her and scratch her. On

8:20

this particular night, she tried

8:22

to stand up to the thing, and it

8:24

threw her into her dresser, leaving

8:27

the black eye, so she ran out of her

8:29

room. A daylight later,

8:32

a sergeant from another company heard of the

8:34

incident. He spoke to Alison

8:36

about what happened and then asked me

8:38

if he could go into the room and perform a

8:40

ritual. He was Native American

8:43

and a leader of his tribe back home.

8:45

I let him into the room and closed the door

8:47

behind him. He

8:51

came back out within ten minutes and

8:53

told me the ritual was not successful and

8:55

to never let anyone occupy the room

8:57

again. He said

9:00

a dark entity, not of this

9:02

earth lives there, and tortures

9:04

anyone who dares to enter its space.

9:07

I kept the room vacant as long as I was

9:09

the barracks manager and passed it

9:11

onto my replacement. That

9:14

was over ten years ago. So

9:16

who knows? What happened since. This

9:21

next story is one of my two personal

9:23

encounters. I was low

9:25

ranking at this time. So I lived

9:27

in the barracks and had a roommate. We

9:30

had a shower curtain hung up and

9:32

on a rod that separated our beds from

9:34

the sink and the light. So we could get

9:36

ready in the morning and not wake up the other

9:38

if they were still sleeping. We had a

9:40

shared head bathroom with our neighbors

9:43

and the bathroom door, and also the

9:45

room entrance was behind the curtain as well.

9:47

I was laying on my bed watching TV with

9:49

the curtain fully

9:50

expanded. When I

9:52

saw the curtains start to slide open

9:54

in the corner of my eye.

9:58

I assumed my roommate was coming home.

10:01

So didn't really pay attention until I said.

10:03

Hey, what's up? And did

10:05

not get a response. I looked up

10:07

and saw no one. But

10:10

the curtain was now slid all the way

10:12

to the right open. I immediately

10:15

got up and ran out of the room. Looking

10:18

around the hallway to see if maybe my roommate

10:20

came in but changed her mind.

10:23

I called her and she was still at

10:25

the motor pool and had not returned

10:27

to the barracks. I

10:29

banged on my neighbor's door to see if she was

10:31

home and

10:34

maybe came in but left. We

10:36

know how to open each other's shared bathroom

10:38

doors from the inside, but she was

10:40

on an exercise in Korea. I

10:43

ran back into my room, through

10:45

the bathroom, and rigged her bathroom

10:47

door open. No

10:50

one was in her room. And no one

10:52

was in mine. With no one

10:54

in my neighbor's room and with my room's door

10:56

bolted from the inside, there was

10:58

no way someone came in. I

11:01

waited outside in the beer garden until my roommate

11:03

came home later that night, so wouldn't have to

11:05

be in the room alone. When my roommate

11:07

showed up, I told her what happened.

11:10

And her eyes got big. And

11:12

she said, that had happened to her

11:14

too. This

11:18

is my second personal encounter A

11:21

normal procedure when living in the barracks in

11:23

Okinawa is standing duty and

11:25

also having a firewatch on each level of

11:27

the barracks. I was on firewatch in

11:29

the third level hallway when I saw someone

11:31

quickly walk into the laundry room. All

11:34

I saw was a quick flash of a black

11:36

silhouette. I shouted to them

11:39

with no response and got up

11:41

to see who it was because I was bored and

11:43

wanted to talk to someone. When I looked

11:45

into the laundry room, No one was

11:47

there. It was three AM,

11:49

so not a normal time for people to be out

11:52

and about in the hallways. I figured

11:54

I was tired. Until I shared the story

11:56

with other people who told me they

11:58

saw strange silhouettes in the hallways as

12:00

well. They would also hear people talking

12:03

in the lounges or things moving

12:05

around at odd times of the night on leak days.

12:07

Some would even hear dryers and washers from

12:09

the laundry rooms opening and closing. Some

12:13

people were so scared or convinced that

12:16

someone was there watching them, messing

12:18

with

12:18

them. That they never once left

12:20

their chairs to row the rooms or

12:23

the hallways. Wow.

12:26

That's a lot. Yeah. For sure. Ben,

12:28

you guys listening out there are station currently at

12:30

Camp Foster in Okinawa. Let us know

12:32

if this still goes on. Fastening. I mean, kinda

12:34

stuff is not unheard of. It's pretty common to hear,

12:36

especially in, like, bloody battle areas

12:39

overseas and people are stationed to have these sorts

12:41

of thing. And we covered counters with the gin in the Middle

12:43

East. think last season. But, I mean, the

12:45

the Barrick's one where she's kind of, like, directing

12:47

where people go. I think that's really interesting. Yeah. That is

12:49

interesting perspective. Uh-huh. Most yeah. Specifically,

12:52

this girl Alison comes to her

12:54

wanting a roommate which no one ever asked for.

12:56

Yeah. That's so interesting because the story have

12:58

time later in the episode from

13:00

Someone you guys out there might know is final girl on

13:02

YouTube. She's listener of the show and she

13:04

has pretty intense encounter and

13:06

story this thing that follows her, but part

13:09

of her experience was she didn't wanna move away

13:11

from home. She wanna go to college and live alone.

13:13

It, like, messed up her life because she was afraid to

13:15

be alone. Yeah. Because she wanted someone

13:17

there. Obviously, very intense for her. And when

13:19

it affects you that much that you can't sleep and

13:22

you're afraid of sleep, you're afraid to be alone,

13:24

you ask for roommate when most people would like to

13:26

privacy. Yeah. An interesting detail, especially

13:28

if you're getting black eyes from it. I mean, that's pretty

13:30

intense, pull your guys toward --

13:31

Whoa. -- demon or whatever this thing is

13:33

to be pulling out a bit. Why do

13:35

you think because native a guy that went in to

13:37

try to get rid of it -- Mhmm. -- said that it was

13:39

this dark entity that

13:40

he said it was not of this world.

13:42

So suddenly it was not human.

13:44

First of all, like I mean, Why

13:46

did it choose that room? Yeah. And

13:48

why Who knows? I mean, it's doesn't it

13:50

sound like she had had her own experience? Maybe

13:52

something happened, like, suicide in that room

13:54

or something.

13:55

And then, like, it kind of came into

13:57

that darkness feeling on that

13:59

day in that room. It's so weird that it

14:01

has the physical boundary Mhmm. Yeah.

14:03

You talked about that before. It's such a fascinating thing

14:05

with when it comes to borders and boundaries

14:07

when it comes to the

14:08

spiritual life of that room for some reason. Yeah. Well,

14:10

who knows? Why not

14:11

be that room. Didn't she say it happens all over

14:13

the base? Yeah. There's fernal activity all over the

14:15

base.

14:15

But the leader, the tribal leader said that it Oh, I

14:17

don't let anyone go back and

14:18

enhance that room specific. Right. He didn't maybe

14:21

he didn't even know that there were even experiences

14:23

on the base. He knows. Yeah. Maybe he

14:24

knows. Yeah. I know you talked

14:26

to it. Told him, I stay in this room.

14:28

Don't let anyone come in. As long as no it comes

14:30

in here, you know, live in that life. That'd be a heavy responsibility

14:32

to be laid at your feet. Like, by the way, never ever

14:35

in the future of history of humanity

14:37

let someone stay in this room. You're like, well, I'm only staging here

14:39

another six months. No big deal, you know. Yeah. It'd be interesting,

14:41

like, as the generation's past, the next guy gets that

14:44

job

14:44

is, like, no. There's one thing you didn't know. Never

14:46

let anyone stay in room. Sounds like it's good.

14:48

Steven King short. Wonder

14:49

what happened before?

14:51

Yeah.

14:51

What caused this kind of negative no. I mean,

14:53

like, the people that stayed in that room before because

14:56

it's not like the that was a brand new base.

14:58

Right? People had been in that room before. Oh,

15:00

that's a good point. I mean and I always think it's really

15:02

interesting to consider, like, could it be something about

15:04

the land? Like, it may be even something not something happened

15:06

in the

15:06

room, but just something that somebody did

15:09

in that area or some occurrence

15:11

that happened there that

15:12

right in that spot. bunch

15:13

of those

15:13

rooms are pretty small, so I feel like it would

15:15

probably be because of that room. But

15:18

Again, if it's still in the room, I don't know that that's necessarily

15:20

It is. That's what the man said. There's

15:23

a boundary. But no, it it, you know,

15:25

it reminds me of. You remember we talked about I

15:28

forget what where that was. Oh,

15:30

the battle of Chicken Agua? Chikamaga.

15:32

The green old green eyes. Right? Mhmm.

15:34

This thing that was seen this kind of

15:36

entity Like, was sleeping around the dead bodies.

15:38

-- around around sniffing and, like,

15:41

I don't know, Gallavanting among the the

15:43

corpses like it was feeding on the death.

15:46

Yeah. Like it was a death eater kind of

15:48

entity. I do think that it it's

15:50

very like that there are things like that that maybe are

15:52

on just on the other side from us. Mhmm.

15:54

That that oh, maybe the tragedy happens in

15:56

a small space like that. And that becomes

15:58

they can manifest in that environment where maybe

16:01

that person was connected to in

16:03

that room. That was the last person this thing saw

16:05

and maybe their last tragic moments and

16:07

this thing comes in and just, like, lapsed

16:09

that up and bathes and, you know,

16:11

very dark idea. Is that your sound of a deflator?

16:14

That's my scared sound. Was

16:16

I scaring you? It

16:18

was a scared balloon. I didn't

16:21

get there. Anyway, Yeah. Who

16:23

who knows? But it's a fast, fascinating story,

16:25

fascinating tale. I'm glad you're okay. Yes.

16:27

I'm glad you're okay. Yes. And as we will see

16:30

there are other accounts in places that our

16:32

next tale comes from an Osan Air Force

16:34

Base in South

16:34

Korea. This happened in twenty ten.

16:37

This is called Go Back to Bed Sargent.

16:39

And this comes just for Matt.

16:43

It was summer twenty ten. I

16:45

was at OSEAN Air Force Base Korea,

16:47

for an ORI or readiness

16:49

inspection. Now the dorms I'm

16:51

in are at the base of Hill one

16:53

eighty. Where one of the most bloody battles

16:56

of the Korean War took place. It's

16:58

twenty one hundred. I'm lying in

17:00

bed. I gotta be up at o four

17:02

hundred for arm up and guard mount.

17:05

When I hear my sink turn on,

17:09

I lean over and see a shadowy

17:11

mass of someone by the sink.

17:14

I say something along the lines of, what

17:16

the hell? And I

17:18

hear clearest day. Go

17:21

back to bedsergeant. They're too far

17:23

north to attack tonight. I

17:26

roll over because the doors are locked. There

17:28

should be no one in my dorm. As

17:30

I roll over, the voice says That's

17:33

an order, sergeant. And

17:36

the mass is suddenly over me. And my

17:38

shoulder is ice cold. I'm

17:40

being pushed back into bed. I

17:43

jump up and turn on all the lights and

17:45

there was no one in the dorm. I

17:48

swear I didn't sleep a wink for a week straight.

17:51

I talked about it with a few people from my unit

17:53

who clearly had similar experiences with the

17:55

storm building. I have more experiences,

17:58

but this one is the one that freaked me

18:00

out the most. It was the first time

18:02

anything paranormal ever physically touched

18:04

me. Yeah. I'll leave a

18:06

mark on you. Who? Mentally and possibly

18:09

physically? Oh. Actually, we do have a story at the end of the episode

18:11

with a physical mark that's pretty unique. Really?

18:13

Yeah. Just odd thing to consider.

18:16

Super. Well, thanks for that story, Matt. Yeah.

18:18

Weirdly again ties into our first story. I love

18:20

how these come in like that, but Obviously,

18:22

this is seems less of a otherworldly

18:25

dark entity that's feeding on death, but

18:27

more of a, you know, maybe a memory,

18:29

maybe a a stone tape recording or potentially

18:31

a tape echo? Yeah. Because obviously this

18:33

thing is at least if it is a

18:35

conscious spirit of a disembodied person,

18:37

they are unaware that they are dead. Right.

18:40

Right? They're reliving that this time that

18:42

was either significant or a perilous time

18:44

in their life or maybe they didn't make it out or

18:46

something. But there's pulling a prank on the guy

18:48

from the ghostly

18:49

side. Would

18:49

that would be proof for you. Right? If you had that experience,

18:51

would that

18:52

be proof for you? So he said? Proof for

18:54

you. Oh. Right? Like, I mean

18:56

-- Oh, absolutely. -- if

18:57

you're

18:57

a spirit speaking to you or thing like this speaking

19:00

to you and then rushing at you. And what I like

19:02

about too is doesn't seem like an evil thing. He's

19:04

he's concerned about him. He wants him to get

19:06

his rest. Yeah. Very I feel like you would you

19:08

could. I mean, you could it seems like one of those

19:10

experiences where you might, after the fact,

19:13

think did I was I half

19:15

conscious did I did my own mind

19:17

make that that voice up -- Mhmm. -- and those words

19:19

that were said to me, was I really hearing that? I

19:21

could see yourself second guessing yourself, but did

19:23

you say he saw the thing? Yeah. Well, this

19:25

this what happened was he saw a figure.

19:28

So he heard he well, the sync turns on. So

19:30

this is true. That's kind of thing turns on,

19:32

he rolls over, sees a dark figure, and

19:34

then it says to him, go back to bed sergeant

19:37

as Johnzo. Wonderfully reenacted.

19:40

They're they're too far north to attack tonight. Obviously

19:42

referring to a specific time in the past. That's

19:44

pretty I'd put money on stone

19:46

tape. For that account. Most likely.

19:49

Yeah. Why is that to be stone tape? Doesn't

19:51

have to be. But think that Chris brought out the

19:53

point the fact that he's It sounds like he's

19:55

suggesting something that's Astral not going on, but

19:57

maybe something that had gone on. Maybe someone who died

19:59

there doesn't necessarily have to be a stone tape. No. It

20:01

could be a real ghost. He but he's just

20:03

stuck in the mindset of -- Yeah. -- this is happening.

20:05

Well, that's darker. It's a dark gray. A lot of ghosts

20:07

are like

20:08

that. think all of them all of

20:10

them. Every last

20:12

one are stuck in the past replaying old

20:14

events. Otherwise, they'd be gone. Well,

20:16

well, that doesn't make sense because there are ones where

20:18

people interact with them and they're they seem to

20:20

be aware of who this person is and following them.

20:22

No. There's only one kind. It's

20:24

also almost impossible to tell what's actually

20:27

otherworldly or demonic or an

20:29

entity versus spirit. The the trickster,

20:31

of course, that will pretend to be the ghost

20:33

of someone who has died. Who is just

20:35

using that form to to lure

20:37

you in, you know, the whole Annabelle type scenario.

20:40

There's always the we talked about this, the the Chindi,

20:42

you know, that spirit scum. Yes. I do like that

20:44

concept a lot. Mhmm. And that's I like that too because

20:46

it also affords, like, the feeling of not having

20:48

to be concerned about a woman who's past but maybe

20:50

been seen somewhere. Because if it's if

20:52

it is just the the part of the person

20:54

that couldn't attend to the next plane, whatever

20:57

you thought it

20:57

is, or the next world. Yeah.

20:59

Then that's a little comforting that oh, it's just

21:01

they're good that they left behind. If you guys don't

21:03

remember Chindi, that's the navaho.

21:05

Right? Mhmm. It was a tibetan term for

21:07

it too. And it's essentially what doesn't, yeah,

21:10

move on to the next world because --

21:11

Yeah. -- because it's a grouting part of your soul

21:13

that's like, you know,

21:14

just like the negative Sloth

21:16

of skin. Yeah. Sloth

21:18

of Sloth of Sloth of great phrase.

21:21

Sloth of skin as it falls off the Sloth

21:23

of the

21:23

spirits. You

21:24

shoot up into heaven. Just the It

21:26

just breaks back down. And then we have to deal

21:28

with it as it floats around just

21:29

being grumpy and stay in the dense earthly

21:32

plane. Exactly. It's too grumpy to go up.

21:34

Anyway, thank you Matt for that perfect little

21:36

tie on to our previous anonymous account.

21:39

This was a little change of pace here.

21:41

And this this story, next story relates to

21:43

an episode we did. relatively recently,

21:46

think it was the last stranger stories episode. This

21:48

comes from Jerry. Yes. This comes from Jerry.

21:51

This is about his son. This is called

21:53

I used to live there. I was

21:55

listening to a past episode earlier in the week,

21:57

In the episode, the lady had called

21:59

in about her son having memories of

22:01

his, quote, real dad during

22:04

a past life. And that one night

22:06

he woke up screaming because his,

22:08

quote, real dad was dead.

22:11

It sparked a memory of something that happened when

22:13

my oldest was about three years old.

22:15

I'm not claiming this is paranormal. It

22:18

could simply be something odd, but

22:20

it certainly is interesting. My

22:22

son was about three years old when this occurred.

22:25

My wife and I had bought him a book called

22:27

my first encyclopedia. I

22:30

decided to sit with him and read a bit. My

22:32

wife was in the kitchen fixing dinner, but

22:34

easily with an earshot of her conversation. I

22:37

was randomly turning the pages and stopping

22:39

on different subjects with pictures and asked him

22:41

questions. Like, what's this?

22:43

It's a tiger. Etcetera. I

22:46

turned to a page with an entry for Russia.

22:49

I was moving to turn the page again

22:51

because I didn't figure there'd be anything on

22:53

that page that would interest him. But

22:56

he shot his hand out and stopped me.

22:59

He pointed to a photo of Saint Basil's Cathedral

23:02

and said very excitedly. I

23:04

used to work there. I repeated

23:06

back to him. You used to work there?

23:08

Yeah. When I was big and you were little.

23:11

My wife, by this time, had moved over to sea,

23:14

He looked at me and said, I

23:16

used to work there. Meaning my son

23:18

was the adult and I was the child. I

23:20

asked him what did you do there? He

23:22

said, I help poor people. Then

23:25

he got a very sad look on his face

23:27

and said. But then the bad people

23:29

came. I don't wanna talk

23:31

about it. And he closed the book.

23:35

My wife and I were shocked. I

23:37

remember just staring at her with my mouth

23:39

open. When I regained my composure,

23:42

I opened the book once again to a different page

23:44

with some animal on it. We talked about

23:46

that. Then I turned to a page

23:48

with trains or something and we talked about that.

23:51

Then I turned to the page about Russia. My

23:53

son just looked at the page. I

23:55

asked, do you know what this is?

23:58

Poining at

23:58

St. Basil's. He said, no.

24:02

I

24:02

told him it was a church in Russia, and

24:04

we moved on. He never mentioned

24:06

anything about it ever again, and he

24:08

doesn't have any memory that moment. I

24:11

don't know what it was. And I'm tempted to

24:13

brush it off as just kid's imagination. But

24:16

knowing the history of Russia, the pieces

24:19

could definitely fit. Anyway,

24:22

I thought you might find it interesting too.

24:26

Oh, we did. Very interesting. Yeah.

24:28

I mean, that would be pretty incredible to hear

24:30

from your child. Really interesting. And I think especially

24:33

because he you know, if the the child is just making

24:35

things up, or isn't using his imagination or

24:37

whatnot? Mhmm. Now that he happens to be pointing at a

24:39

church that this doesn't look like a typical

24:41

church where you've seen the Saint Basil's because it has

24:43

all the, like, you know, it's the Underneath the Russian

24:46

with the sort of ice cream

24:48

cone.

24:49

Yeah. I'm

24:49

not Yeah. -- architects. I can't think of the turn on

24:51

the top of my head. Russian style? Mhmm.

24:53

It's around a red square in Moscow. Right? very unique.

24:56

Yeah. Really interesting. Yeah. That very ominous,

24:58

but then the bad people came. I don't wanna talk

25:00

about it. And the fact that the kid looked

25:02

sad at that point -- Yeah. -- like it was generally remembering

25:05

something? Mhmm. Genuinely seemingly. Yeah.

25:07

Very interesting. The stories are always kind of unsettling.

25:10

Yeah. And fascinating. Yeah. It's interesting. I

25:12

looked up a little bit about this Saint Basil if you don't

25:14

know the history about it. It's on Red

25:16

Square in Moscow. Right. Which is had,

25:18

you know, a lot of things happen. It was built in the

25:20

fifteen hundreds. And it did have one of the

25:22

one of the things you could kind of attach to the

25:24

bad people came and I wanna talk about it.

25:26

Napoleon invaded. In eighteen twelve went

25:29

through the red square. Oh, really? Yeah. June twenty

25:31

fourth of the year of eighteen twelve. And this building

25:33

was built what in the sixteenth century? Fifteen

25:35

hundreds? Yes. Yeah. So just interesting,

25:37

like, plenty of time for people to be taken

25:39

out different periods in time in this

25:41

area. Yeah. And the way this St.

25:44

Basically cathedral was built and who even

25:46

built it is still up for debate.

25:48

There's legends about it, I guess. And one of the legends

25:50

is that once I think it was

25:53

I've in the terrible. I've in the fourth.

25:55

It was built under his reign. But as far as the

25:57

architect who built it and that kind of thing is, I guess,

25:59

legend one of them is that once the

26:01

architect finished building it, It was so

26:03

beautiful and grand. Ivan didn't want him to to

26:05

build anything that came close, so he

26:07

blinded

26:07

him. So he couldn't build anything on my cash.

26:10

It's horrible. Just a legend. Can't say it's

26:12

true, sure, but it's But you guys will

26:13

see Go with his name. Yeah. Makes

26:16

him pretty terrible. Was he were was he a descendant

26:18

of flat over the boneless,

26:20

the impaler? Flat the impaler?

26:23

Different places. I know. But But yeah.

26:25

Maybe they across them with us. There's only couple

26:27

of bad people in history. They must be released. And then

26:29

I think they had a Hitler how far away is Transylvania

26:31

from

26:32

Russia? Pretty close. I mean, it is in the

26:34

northeastern

26:34

Europe. I feel like there could have been some sort of

26:37

connection. Oh, for sure. Was it Transylvania or

26:39

Romania? Oh, I'm sorry. Was it Romania?

26:41

Transylvania was Dracula, but I think Gladden

26:44

Taylor was Think he was Romania. Is

26:45

Transylvania

26:46

in Romania? Pan, wish I knew.

26:48

We're not I feel like they're probably fairly

26:50

close, but Transylvania is

26:55

in Romania. I was right. That's obvious.

26:57

How do how do I not know that? I said that.

26:59

I knew. Gosh, guys. Sometimes they

27:02

just get flustered. Okay? But, yeah, I thought that I thought

27:04

that was cool that he said, you know, I we helped the

27:06

poor there and it happened to be a church.

27:08

Like just these things that seemed to kind of align where it

27:10

kind of corroborates his his little child story.

27:13

Yeah. Definitely interesting. Thank you so much for sending

27:15

that in. Thank you, Jerry. Alright. Yes. Thank

27:17

you, Jerry. This next story is getting

27:19

little darker. This is a pretty fascinating,

27:21

a speak by if it was sent to us, and this comes

27:23

to us from MAXIMUS.

27:25

This is called. You will call me master.

27:28

Hey, guys.

27:30

This is for your podcast relief hold.

27:32

I think it's one of the best paranormal

27:34

podcast out there to date, so please keep up

27:36

the good work. In any case, let me

27:38

share with you my story. My name is Maximus,

27:40

and this happened to me in January of two thousand

27:42

and fifteen up until

27:44

that point I had had

27:47

to move back in with my parents to kind of

27:49

reorder my life, so to speak. I

27:51

had lived a life of hard drinking,

27:53

hard drugs, and a lot of promiscuity. And

27:56

I had hooked up with a few women who were involved

27:58

in the occult, and I say that because I believe

28:01

almost wholeheartedly that this

28:03

had something to do with that. So

28:07

I'm at home and I had to be at work

28:09

the next morning. I could hear my parents in

28:11

the next room watching TV and talking.

28:13

You know, laughing. It was just like any other

28:15

night. I knew I wasn't gonna get to sleep because

28:17

was a night owl. So I put my

28:19

phone down. I tried to roll over on my stomach

28:21

to get more comfortable. And as I do that,

28:24

something I realized that I can't move.

28:26

I had episodes of very

28:28

mild sleep paralysis before that,

28:30

but this wasn't like that. I mean, I was wide awake.

28:33

When that happened before, it was, you know,

28:35

you it's usually when you're in a halfway stage

28:37

between sleep and and being awake.

28:40

So I was

28:42

looking off into the distance because the only thing I could

28:44

move at this point was my eyes and this

28:46

impending doom started to fill the room.

28:49

You know, the only thing I could really like in it too

28:51

is if you've ever been, almost

28:53

been in a horrific car accident, but managed

28:55

by the grace of god to avert it. That

28:59

feeling of sheer terror for those first few

29:01

seconds, it felt like that

29:03

prolonged and it was ever increasing. It

29:05

was just getting more and more intense. And

29:08

along with that, the room started

29:10

to get even darker. There was a street

29:12

light usually that shown into the bed

29:14

room, but that was suddenly gone, and the room was

29:16

now filling up with like this blackness,

29:18

almost like a smoke sort of thing. But

29:22

it was turning into like a dark a shade of

29:24

black. So it was almost like it

29:26

was so black, it was like a pine of guiness or

29:28

a cavity, much darker than it it

29:30

usually would be. And it's just getting

29:32

darker and darker and suddenly this blackness

29:34

started to form a mass

29:36

of something very

29:38

masculine, something very I knew it was

29:40

a male presence, but it was very overbearing

29:43

and very evil and very intimidating. And

29:46

suddenly, I felt that I was lifted off

29:48

of my bed. I'm wide

29:50

awake, and I could still hear my parents out in the

29:52

other room, but I can't scream for help and I can't

29:55

talk. But I could suddenly

29:57

feel hands being wrapped around my neck and

30:00

it was like its thumb was was pressing into

30:02

my Adam's apple. I started

30:04

to tilt my head in such a way that I

30:06

I guess as if tell me they can do whatever

30:08

it wants. So I

30:11

I started to know as if it was speaking

30:13

to me, and it was if if you've ever had someone

30:15

screaming in your face, like, right

30:17

almost nose to nose, only

30:19

I couldn't see that face. It

30:22

was it was like A78

30:24

foot, you know, line backer almost, but just

30:26

all black like a shat. And

30:29

it started to tell me that

30:31

you will call me master You will call

30:33

me the Astral. You will do it now. Then

30:35

it just started repeating these things. But again,

30:38

it wasn't in a language. I just knew

30:40

that that's what it was saying somehow. And

30:42

I didn't wanna give into it, but I also

30:44

didn't wanna be in this position any longer.

30:47

So I eventually gave in and

30:49

I I said, okay. You're the master. You're

30:51

the master. And I don't know how many times I said

30:53

it. Finally, after a few times,

30:56

you know, it finally let me go and threw me back

30:58

onto my bed. Mhmm. And

31:01

suddenly the room started to get, you know, the it's

31:04

less and less dark now, so it was kind of going

31:06

in reverse. And that that

31:08

evil presence was now gone, but

31:11

I was left with the memory of what the hell

31:13

just happened. I

31:16

can't really describe it in any other

31:18

way other than I tried to put

31:20

it out of my head for a few years after

31:22

that because if I thought about it, It

31:24

was as if I was acknowledging to myself

31:26

that it definitely Astral. And

31:29

it was almost as if I had to kind of relive

31:31

it over again. I couldn't

31:33

even talk about it with anybody because

31:35

I would get severe anxiety if

31:37

I did, you know, to the point of where I would

31:39

feel like I could breathe. Well,

31:42

now in my life, of course, you know, I'm

31:45

much changed. I mean, I I

31:47

actually do believe in in God now

31:49

and I I'm an orthodox Christian And,

31:52

you know, I definitely believe in the paranormal. And

31:54

like I said, I I find your podcast to

31:56

be extraordinary. It's it's got a lot of great

31:58

stories on there. I hope you can do something

32:00

with this story. Hopefully,

32:02

it it will change anybody out there

32:04

who's maybe fit of

32:06

non believer or skeptic because I can tell you

32:08

right now these things are very real and

32:11

and you need to be careful of

32:12

that. So alright. Have a good one,

32:14

guys. God bless. Holy crap, man.

32:16

That is a really creepy story. Yeah.

32:18

And good advice. Yeah. You gotta be

32:20

first of all, you gotta be careful. He's sleep

32:22

with and what you do with your life

32:24

-- Mhmm. -- because you leave

32:27

holes, I think. If

32:29

you are doing too many bad things,

32:31

You

32:31

definitely leave yourself open. Especially if you have

32:33

your messing around with people that are into the account,

32:35

you never know, like, what? I've always heard

32:37

the thing that you know, if you are being intimate

32:39

with someone, like, you kind of share Sounds

32:42

like a connection. Well, it's more than a connection.

32:44

Like, you're, like, sharing part of your soul with them.

32:46

Yeah. And so Sharing your energy. If

32:48

you're like co mingling with something really

32:51

dark and they're into really dark

32:52

stuff, you may be leaving a lot

32:54

more open than you. Oh, yeah. In a

32:57

relationship that you're unaware of. For sure that yeah.

32:59

And I've heard that too, that if something, for

33:01

instance, is attached to someone that

33:03

that can be shared almost like

33:06

STD, if you think about it that way. Yeah.

33:08

The movie it follows is a

33:09

good example of that. Not that fiction. Obviously,

33:11

that's fiction, but that idea

33:14

It's something that people have experienced before. And if

33:16

you're close to someone, you're sharing every intimate

33:18

thing with that person. You're gonna be

33:20

sharing your psyche with them. You're gonna be opening yourself

33:23

up to things that they may be open to. You know,

33:25

obviously not to the same degree necessarily depending

33:27

how strong you are in your own self and your

33:29

perspective. But obviously, when you're sharing at that

33:31

intimate level, there's gonna there's gonna be a connection

33:33

that that will at least present the opportunity

33:36

for you to be in contact with something maybe is attached

33:38

to

33:38

them. Yep. So, yeah, we say it all times

33:40

starve your ghouls. Yeah. I mean, it's a

33:42

it's a humorous way to basically say, and don't

33:45

give things that are out there that are dark.

33:47

Any food, but it's interesting in

33:49

history because he had to give

33:51

in in that moment. It seemed like to just

33:53

to break free in that moment, and had

33:55

to call it master. That would be a very unsettling

33:57

-- Yeah. -- experience because, yeah, generally,

33:59

you would say, you know, you know, you

34:01

wanna face it down and say, I'm

34:03

not giving you any power. A lot of people that

34:05

have had these, like, intense dark stories end

34:07

up, you know, reaching out to God because if

34:10

there's

34:10

dark, there's light -- Mhmm. -- you know, and they have

34:12

to find higher power and balance,

34:14

like, their their lives to some

34:16

degree. Yeah. It all does seem to come down

34:18

to that and come down to finding that strength within

34:20

yourself as well, you know, through that and

34:22

having the willpower to it's interesting

34:24

Astral because the final girl, the story we

34:26

have coming up, she didn't have as much luck with that

34:29

because she was raising a very strict religious home

34:31

and I had bad experience with that with her family.

34:34

Her sister tried to take her to a

34:36

a kind of Astral for what she was

34:38

experiencing and it was humiliating for

34:40

her and didn't

34:41

help. And then but eventually, but I won't

34:43

spoil it right now. We're gonna get to the story, but But it

34:45

seemed like he, like, kinda changed his life

34:47

though and went in that direction. It's probably more than

34:49

just believing in

34:50

God, but you're definitely, like, moving

34:52

towards a lighter side of

34:54

consciousness. Exactly. No. Totally.

34:56

Yeah. And it's I was just gonna say it's interesting

34:59

as I said earlier about how, like, things stories come

35:01

in around the same time, sometimes that are very

35:03

similar. Yeah. We have another Speak Pipe

35:05

that I'm saving for future listener stories

35:07

because I thought it'd be too much of darkness in one, but

35:09

it is an incredible tale. Of

35:12

the sky who's dating again dating a

35:14

girl who's into this stuff and but

35:16

sees this thing regularly when

35:19

they're out together. They'll be in a park, and this

35:21

thing will appear behind her. And we'll have

35:23

kind of Astral over just pretty

35:26

horrifying, very very fascinating. Account.

35:28

Yeah. You have to do down the road. Very similar. Yeah.

35:30

The visit kind of attachment idea. But

35:33

dark, dark indeed. We should take a break.

35:35

Yeah. Absolutely. What's coming up on expansion?

35:38

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35:40

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35:48

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three. I've

37:15

never really experienced anything until I

37:17

actually moved into a town located in the

37:19

San Bernardino National

37:20

Forest. Moving into

37:22

town, I wanted to explore some trails. I

37:25

ended up finding a trail nearby where people

37:27

can go shooting in few trails to hike.

37:30

When we arrived, there were a lot of people.

37:32

Even family that was setting up their generator

37:35

and chairs out as if they were going to camp.

37:38

I took my kids in my aunt, and we

37:40

found an almost dried river and we

37:42

started walking along at collecting small

37:44

rocks. We're very

37:46

intrigued by collecting them and we were having

37:48

so much fun. My aunt and I

37:50

were saying how happy we felt there.

37:53

Almost mesmerized as if time was

37:55

going by so slow. Nothing

37:57

around us existed, but us in that moment.

38:02

Then I heard a creepy meow.

38:09

Almost robotic. And I stood

38:11

up and looked around. I

38:13

heard it a second time. But

38:20

I saw absolutely nothing. After

38:23

the second robotic meow,

38:25

I got a little freaked out. I

38:27

gathered my kids and told my aunt we should start

38:29

heading towards the car. Anytime to go, everybody.

38:48

Welcome back. Welcome. Welcome. Hope

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a great episode. Now we are back

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into the Astral listener stories guys.

38:59

Back around the Camp Fire. And

39:06

here, we have a tail from Danielle.

39:09

You guys might know her on YouTube as final

39:11

girl. She's been around the chats hanging out.

39:13

Now this story, I'm gonna say,

39:16

there's aspects of it that are pretty heavy and

39:18

some of it They're sensitive themes.

39:20

So I had to edit her story little bit down

39:22

because of YouTube. You guys should

39:24

definitely go check out the full account of

39:26

her experience. It's very intense. Fascinating

39:29

story. And I think informative for people that might be

39:31

going through the similar thing. If you wanna read the full

39:33

account, I'm gonna put a link in the description on

39:35

YouTube. It'll take you to our website where you can read the whole

39:37

thing. In her own words, but this is something

39:39

she went through for twenty years. She's

39:42

only shared this story publicly one time. It's

39:45

essentially a story of sleep paralysis. And

39:47

how it affected her life and the terrifying

39:49

thing she experienced within. But she wanted

39:51

to share it because she's hoping that maybe through hearing

39:53

her experience what she went through and how she kind of came

39:55

out of it, Maybe it'll help someone dealing

39:57

with the same situation. She was the youngest

39:59

of seven kids. There's a huge gap between

40:02

her and the next sibling. She already

40:04

kind of had a sense within her own family that she didn't

40:06

belong. In addition to

40:08

that feeling she was also a big nerd,

40:10

very anxious in social situations, really

40:13

cautious kid. So she would avoid things

40:15

that normal kids were doing, and that ended

40:17

up isolating her even further, which just already

40:19

sounds like kind of opportunity for

40:22

taking advantage of right, like the praying

40:24

of certain things on the most vulnerable we

40:26

hear that all the time. She also grew up in a strict

40:28

fundamentalist Christian household, there was a

40:30

great existential fear of hell and punishment

40:32

that was taught to her at an early age.

40:34

So she just had a very intense kind

40:37

of lonely childhood it sounded like.

40:39

Without further ado, I'm gonna play part of

40:41

her story here and then we'll follow-up afterwards.

40:44

My first experience happened when I was

40:46

about eight years old. I was staying

40:49

the night with my nieces at my sister's house.

40:51

We were sleeping and sleeping bags in the basement.

40:54

We had left the lights on because like most kids,

40:56

the dark made us anxious. In

40:58

the middle of the night, I woke up.

41:01

Staring up at the light fixtures in

41:03

the ceiling. It didn't take long

41:05

for me to realize I couldn't move. I

41:07

was frozen and my chest began to

41:09

feel heavy. Like someone was lowering

41:11

a weight down onto it. It

41:14

felt like my breath was being slowly crushed

41:16

out of me and soon I could no longer

41:18

breathe at all. I tried desperately

41:20

to move my body, anything, a

41:23

finger, but nothing. I

41:25

remember looking over the side and seeing

41:27

my knee sleeping soundly. I tried

41:30

to move my lips and mouth to say

41:32

help me, but I was frozen

41:34

and utterly helpless. Then,

41:37

the black mist began manifesting itself

41:39

into a writhing hooded shape.

41:42

It had a red slit for eyes. I

41:45

don't remember how I was eventually able

41:47

to wake up, but I do remember that

41:49

when I did, I was grasping for air

41:51

and terrified. It's scary. It

41:54

was weird, but I chalked it up to a vivid

41:56

nightmare. So

41:58

that was her first experience. And

42:00

that happened when she was only eight years old.

42:02

It's a pretty common experience too that during a sleep

42:04

process episode. Obviously, the weight on the chest

42:06

-- Yeah. -- to be able to breathe after the NOxomir? Yeah.

42:09

Yeah. That's a common like, initiating --

42:11

Mhmm. -- attributes of these experiences. And then

42:13

the hooded shape -- Yeah. -- thriving hooded shape.

42:15

We've heard about hooded cloaked figures in

42:17

people's rooms. That was my experience. Was that

42:19

very same thing -- Mhmm. -- corner of the room.

42:21

Where are they coming from that they need a hood?

42:24

You know, that's just a weird but it is something

42:26

that's very commonly seen even when you have nove

42:28

encounters in people's room. You know, muddy

42:30

faced, leathery textured, small

42:33

munchkin men in little cloaks

42:35

that are scrambling. I mean, that's obviously a different

42:37

thing. Yeah. There's something about the robes. Right? And

42:39

III would like to say real quickly

42:41

because we'll we'll always get these comments on

42:43

anytime we do a story about super houses. Yes.

42:45

There's scientific explanations for

42:47

aspects of sleep paralysis, but there are

42:50

certainly cases and commonalities between

42:52

a lot of cases where it seems to indicate there's

42:54

more going on than just someone who's

42:56

woken up before their their body has gotten

42:58

out of the sleep state. Right. We've covered that before. Yeah. That

43:00

was that's why I just wanna throw out there. Like, I don't wanna get

43:02

into that again. No. That's an important important point.

43:05

Anyway, so this happened when she was eight. And

43:07

then, unfortunately, this became kind

43:09

of a cycle. So it was kind of this

43:11

random experience, and then a month later, it

43:13

happened again. But then once it happened

43:15

again, it would start happening a few times

43:18

a week, every few weeks, and then

43:20

a month off, And then she starts thinking,

43:22

you know, why am I suddenly having this strange experience?

43:24

But after this cycle starts beginning, she

43:26

realizes this isn't going away. And

43:28

that was right before it got really bad. So

43:30

then from the ages of around eleven,

43:33

she starts experiencing auditory and physical

43:35

disturbances along with visual disturbances

43:38

during these episodes. In this next part,

43:40

Scholl explained something that would happen

43:42

sometimes nightly for weeks on end. Essentially

43:45

throughout the course of her life from

43:47

being the age of eleven to twenty nine

43:49

or thirty years old, this happened

43:51

her hundreds of times. So this is an experience

43:53

that kind of is a single description of something

43:56

that would happen to her over and over again. I

43:59

would wake to find myself in

44:01

my room looking up at the ceiling.

44:04

My eyes would dart around and I'd become

44:06

aware of a sinister presence. There

44:09

would always be a low rumbling and a

44:12

permeating the air, then these

44:14

shadow creatures would swoop

44:16

into the room. They would

44:18

fly around and swoop down, scratching

44:21

from cackling. They would

44:23

whisper in my ear and breathe hot,

44:25

putrid breath on my neck that I

44:27

could clearly feel and smell. My

44:30

blanket would begin to move like things were

44:32

skittering underneath it crawling all

44:34

over and squeaking like

44:36

mice. They would crawl in and out of

44:38

my mouth, nose and ears, and

44:41

also other more private areas. Those

44:44

were only a few of the things I was

44:46

subjected to. Others included

44:49

feeling myself levitating and

44:51

turning over to see myself floating above

44:53

my body, floating out of my bedroom

44:55

window in a red beam of light. One

44:58

time where I saw what I thought was an angel.

45:01

I realized very soon that that

45:03

is not what it was, and

45:05

this was a unique addition to usual

45:08

torment. This particular episode

45:10

had started with the paralysis, the awareness

45:13

of a presence, and the terror of knowing

45:15

what was to follow. The room

45:17

felt like it was vibrating, like there was electricity

45:20

in the air along with the growl and drone

45:22

of whatever darkness was present. The

45:25

usual rumbling grew louder until

45:27

it was almost deafening, and the entire

45:29

room shook violently as plaster

45:31

fell from the ceiling. Holy crack, it feel

45:33

my body and bed shaking. Suddenly,

45:37

a light appeared at the foot of my bed and

45:39

began to grow into something more

45:41

solid looking. It stretched

45:43

itself into the form of a glowing

45:46

robed figure. It

45:48

was so bright. It was like I could barely

45:50

even look at it for long as I

45:52

stared at this thing, terrified, not

45:55

able to move, I noticed it had

45:57

two glowing red slits for eyes

45:59

on an otherwise featureless face

46:01

that had no mouth, but somehow

46:03

I could feel it smirking at me. The

46:06

most overwhelming part was the wings

46:08

that protruded from this thing's back

46:11

The wingspan filled the entirety of my

46:13

room and beyond. Through

46:16

the walls on the right side and out my

46:18

window on left. I thought perhaps

46:21

an angel was appearing to me,

46:23

but why was I so terrified? Why

46:25

couldn't I move? But people in

46:27

the bible were always terrified of angels.

46:30

Right? Made sense. But something

46:32

in me just knew, this thing did

46:34

not have good intentions. It was

46:36

attempting to trick me. I've

46:39

never had another time in my life where I felt

46:41

so completely terrified. Like I

46:43

did during these episodes. To the point

46:45

where even my waking hours, I was

46:47

having panic attacks and went through periods

46:49

where I was even afraid to leave the house.

46:52

Horrifying. Yeah. It's that idea

46:54

of something pretending to be an angel looming

46:57

over you in your bedroom. Yeah. That's like the

46:59

darkest kind of thing you could experience. Yeah.

47:01

Also considering the fact this was happening, you know,

47:03

starting out early eight years old, but then twelve or thirteen

47:06

when she was essentially As she experienced

47:08

it, believe she was being sexually assaulted by

47:10

demons. On a regular basis, jeez.

47:13

Imagine that point. You don't know what sex is at

47:15

that point. You know, as a you know, a young Christian

47:17

kid, you're supposed to wait to have sex till you're married,

47:19

and yet this kind of thing is happening

47:21

to, how do you even begin to talk to someone?

47:24

About what you're experiencing. Yeah. The fear that

47:26

you must have, the frustration. Anyways,

47:29

this this went on to basically

47:31

wreck her life severely affects her mentally

47:34

she developed anxiety, depression, panic attacks,

47:36

even agoraphobia, and the lack of sleep

47:38

ended up making her paranoid. So her

47:40

life is falling apart when all this is going

47:42

on over the years. She has passion.

47:45

She has passion for music. The art she was

47:47

pursuing, but she ended up passing on a lot of opportunities.

47:49

She didn't go to college. Simply for the fear

47:51

that she would fail due to the fact that she couldn't sleep

47:53

properly. And and this was the key point that

47:55

relates to the earlier military based account

47:57

is that She said, quote, I was scared to

47:59

death to be on my own out in the world

48:01

with this curse or whatever it was that haunted

48:04

me. Yeah.

48:07

You'd always want someone with you, I'm sure. Exactly.

48:09

And then the sad part, of course, you know, it sounds

48:11

like she didn't have a great understanding with

48:13

her family growing up about religion, her sister

48:16

tried to take her to what was called a deliverance

48:18

session, essentially kind of exorcism, and she

48:20

said it just ended up humiliating her. It

48:22

didn't help. And then the guilt and shame her issue

48:24

was going through the failures, because of

48:26

the missed opportunities, because of all this

48:29

made her suicidal, paranoid addicted,

48:31

hysteronic, she says, and what does that

48:33

mean? I don't know. Hysteronic

48:36

means dramatic or theatrical. Oh, okay.

48:38

Okay. But interestingly, she didn't find out

48:40

what sleep paralysis was until she was about twenty

48:42

seven years old. But at the same time, she's like,

48:44

this can't be what's happening to me. It

48:46

just seemed too easy to be true. Like, she'd

48:49

love that for for that to be it, but it just

48:51

seemed too easy of an answer. Then John,

48:53

I think this kind of wraps up her

48:54

story. This is an interesting quote from her perspective

48:57

if you wouldn't mind reading it. When I turned

48:59

thirty, my doctor referred me to a sleep

49:01

specialist for insomnia. We

49:03

had a very long talk where I kind

49:05

of broke down to him and let out some

49:07

stuff I had been holding on to forever.

49:10

He brought up sleep paralysis, I

49:12

asked him if he was sure that even the most

49:14

horrific of the episodes had been a symptom

49:16

of a chronic sleep disorder and not

49:18

real. He assured me it was.

49:21

The more research I did on the topic, the

49:23

more convinced I became of the rational

49:26

explanation. But it does still baffle

49:28

me out for centuries, people report

49:30

seeing eerily similar things all over the

49:32

world. Funny

49:34

thing is once I stop being afraid It

49:37

stopped happening altogether, like

49:39

it -- Exactly. --

49:42

that I added that part. It's Astral Once

49:44

I took away the power it had over me and

49:46

turned around to actually confront it,

49:49

it stopped finally. I

49:51

am now making up for lost time and getting

49:53

back to the things I love most, writing

49:55

horror and music. The sleep

49:58

disorder explanation for all this

50:00

does puzzle me. Our folks

50:02

all over the world throughout different centuries

50:05

report seeing very similar things.

50:08

It does make me very curious as to why

50:10

we see and experience the things we do during

50:12

these

50:13

encounters. Well,

50:15

if you ask MAXIMUS --

50:17

Mhmm. -- and there's more to it than that.

50:18

Yeah. And I think could be personal too,

50:20

depending on the person and their experience. Some

50:23

of them could be more real than others. And I think it's

50:25

a good point that you made their when she stopped being

50:27

afraid is when she stopped having these

50:29

experiences. I mean, that goes right to the Yeah.

50:31

I mean, on your fear. I

50:33

mean, that's I've even had experiences like

50:35

that. Or when you're in a really dark place

50:37

--

50:37

Yeah. -- you know, emotionally. It just seems

50:39

like that stuff nightmares. There's

50:42

just a darker energy around

50:43

you. It just seems like you're more vulnerable Yeah.

50:45

Mhmm. For whatever is out

50:48

there. Gotta got a giggle. You know?

50:50

Gotta be a giggle boy ever laugh in his face.

50:52

Confronted. Crack a joke. That's why humor is

50:54

important. But I wanna clarify with her

50:56

during her sleep paralysis because I think she mentioned dreams,

50:59

and she followed up to confirm that

51:01

she said it's quote, I was definitely

51:03

awake. Sometimes all I could do was

51:06

blink and I would blink really hard to

51:08

make sure was feeling it. I could hear the

51:10

TV in the next room and the sounds of my parents'

51:12

footsteps still up. That's weird. Yeah.

51:14

I was very aware of my eyes darting

51:16

around the room. I was just paralyzed and

51:19

couldn't move muscle. So these

51:21

weren't dreams. Yeah. In the sleep process, of course,

51:23

I think you can't have your eyes open and -- Oh,

51:25

yeah. -- seeing things and but the idea is that you're

51:27

hallucinating. And then I asked her about the robes.

51:29

I was curious if this was a specific

51:31

color of this kind entity or whatever

51:33

it was, the robes were glowing and

51:35

running seamlessly into the figure, kind of

51:38

wispy. Like the dementors in Harry

51:40

Potter, but bright white

51:42

light. And before it formed,

51:44

there was like an assembly of lights

51:46

all coming together informing it

51:48

into the figure. Oh, interesting. That's quite

51:50

a scene. Quite a picture of the scenes. But, yeah, well,

51:52

thank you so much for that final girl. I'm really glad

51:55

to hear that you're getting back into your passions. Yeah.

51:57

And for sure, moving beyond this kind of

51:59

darkness that you live with for so long, can't imagine.

52:01

It must be nice to

52:02

be. Normal. It really does sound like

52:04

a curse.

52:05

Yeah. I mean, when you're when something has followed

52:07

you and haunted you for two decades

52:10

of your life, that's terrifying. That's gotta be

52:12

a revocable harm I feel like that you've

52:14

had you've had to go through and just the

52:16

uphill battle, they have to fight to get past it.

52:18

So here's to you, final girl, Danielle.

52:21

Yes. Thank you for sharing. Me, you have better

52:23

times ahead. By the

52:25

way, John, final girl, you know that term means?

52:27

Mm-mm. Okay. So you don't know? So just to let you know.

52:29

It's a killer screen name. My final girl is a

52:31

trope in horror movies, the girl

52:33

that, like, survives to the end. Oh, really? Jamie Lee

52:35

Curtis, Cindy Press Compress Creme. No.

52:36

That's cool. Yeah. That has a lot of meaning in

52:38

your life. Yeah.

52:39

That's interesting how that connects. Great name.

52:41

I wanna be a Sydney Prowth Cotton. Okay.

52:44

I don't know.

52:45

Watch. I don't know. Never Campbell. Okay.

52:48

In life.

52:49

I did watch screams. I've watched, like, the first

52:51

forty five minutes of the first scream --

52:53

Oh, okay. -- couple weeks ago. It held up.

52:55

Yeah. It holds up for you. Oh, that's a fantastic movie.

52:57

Yeah. It's really really good. Funny. Clever

53:00

-- Yeah. -- creepy. So the trailer for the they're

53:02

putting it on a note. They just had the the kind of

53:04

the final one with the last cast

53:06

from five. The only thing I'll coming back,

53:08

but they're doing another one already. And I

53:10

saw the trailer. And what

53:13

I'm just bummed to see, Lisa, in the trailers, there's no humor

53:15

I was always kinda one of the key elements to the screen

53:17

pictures. Live room. Live room. Live

53:20

room, man. But it was the the

53:22

nod to, like, the horror genre itself. Kinda

53:24

--

53:24

Right. -- the comedic aspects of

53:25

it. I mean, yes, it really adds another

53:27

level of enjoyment to

53:29

the whole thing.

53:29

Yeah. If

53:30

you can go in and out of the fear and

53:32

Gamma, like we do. Mhmm. Right.

53:34

As Rheumeta, the scream franchise. The

53:37

West Stream was great with that. He even played

53:39

the janitor Oh, yeah. In the first

53:41

movie, where he's mopping, but he's wearing the fragrance

53:43

of the story. Yeah.

53:45

So great. There's something like references

53:46

there of what's his face in the movie.

53:48

Terri Winkler. Yeah. He's the principal -- Okay.

53:50

Great. -- that was the first time I saw him is, like, that type

53:52

of character

53:53

too. And I was

53:54

just, like, that is really funny because he's,

53:56

like, the fans, you know. Right. Some very,

53:58

like, tough. Yeah. Just kinda, like, kind

54:00

of a no big prince and nice principal character

54:03

and goofy. Then, of

54:04

course, he's great in Rest of

54:05

Valle. Oh, yeah. Same kind of lawyer. A little

54:07

more goofy, but pretty close. Yeah. Anyway

54:09

Great. Hany hoo. Let's do the last story. Alright.

54:11

This last story, we're gonna mix it up a little bit

54:13

here. Love this one because it's one of those

54:16

strange experiences. You know, we

54:18

did a really awesome couple episodes

54:20

on astral projection out of body experience

54:22

interpassed to outer space, we covered that book,

54:25

and we talked about the sort of entities you might see if

54:27

you're traveling in the Astral and this is

54:29

a pretty cool story. This comes from

54:31

Tiffany and this happened Windsor,

54:33

Massachusetts in nineteen ninety

54:34

five. This is called the dragon

54:37

at my window. When

54:40

was about fourteen, I shared a room and

54:42

bunk beds with my younger sister. We

54:44

lived in big house in the middle of the deep woods.

54:47

My father had built the house ten years

54:49

prior. My siblings and I

54:51

had quite a few strange experiences here,

54:54

but one of my most if it occurred

54:56

one night when I was laying in bed on the bottom

54:58

bunk, which faced the window. My

55:01

sisters was at an angle and faced the

55:03

wall. I must have fallen

55:05

asleep because the next thing I knew,

55:07

I was floating up to the ceiling and

55:09

I thought, I can go outside. So

55:13

I gently airswim up to the window

55:15

frame and airswim I like them and got ready

55:17

to push myself out. I think we can all

55:19

relate to airswim and Mhmm. Suddenly,

55:22

a huge, silent dragon appeared

55:24

blocking my way. Not

55:27

menacingly, but like a guard,

55:30

She opened her mouth and roared at me,

55:32

but it was totally silent. Like

55:36

what cats sometimes do, It

55:38

freaked me out and I pushed myself out of

55:40

the window frame and landed back in

55:42

bed. Not longer after

55:45

that, a couple months later maybe,

55:47

I woke one morning with three jointed

55:50

claw or long finger marks

55:52

on my left bicep. It

55:55

was not a bruise though, more

55:57

like a place where my skin was

55:59

much darker of a shade. Everyone

56:02

asked me who grabbed me and it didn't fade

56:05

for months. The dragon seemed

56:07

female and was somewhat a mix

56:09

between Asian and fantasy, but

56:11

with a more sheer and kind of cozy

56:13

appearance further down the tail.

56:16

I wish I had taken a picture of the grab

56:18

marks too. Even my principal

56:20

asked if someone had hurt me. Weird.

56:24

Yeah. That's kind of interesting story. I like

56:26

that idea of it being, like, a protective, like,

56:28

a guardian that don't come out here. You're not ready.

56:30

Just swim in the Yeah. That is yeah.

56:32

That's interesting. I mean, you hear those stories

56:34

a lot in Algar. I knew you're gonna say

56:36

that. I will look like that. Here we

56:39

go. Yeah. We

56:41

covered the enterpaz at outer space. It even turns

56:43

out of the body with Robert Monroe.

56:46

Mhmm. He would talk about that. These sort of

56:48

guardian entities that you might come across and and

56:50

the experience you'd have. Of course, you know, she said she fell

56:52

asleep or she think she must have fallen asleep because

56:54

then she was floating out of her body -- Yeah. --

56:56

this and that. But maybe it was in

56:58

0BE0BEI mean, it definitely sounds like that.

57:00

And this I this of that was really interesting. So

57:03

I was just looking around online to see if I could find any

57:05

accounts because I didn't have time to go through my books and find,

57:07

you know, white dragon correlations

57:09

in in my out of body books and I had a dragon.

57:11

Yeah. But I did come across this from

57:13

Quora. Someone just interestingly asked this question

57:15

on Quora years ago. Has anyone ever

57:17

encountered a white dragon guiding

57:19

you in the astral realm? I asked the

57:21

universe for protection and guidance to

57:24

enter someone's dream, and

57:26

I in fact did. The White Dragon

57:28

guided me to and from. Wasn't

57:30

that weird. So kinda I mean, probably not.

57:32

But are you suggesting this person entered

57:34

Tiffany's dream maybe? And then Dragon was

57:36

like, I'm here to drop this drander

57:38

off. I mean, probably not. But I it

57:40

does give me chills to consider that idea. Yeah.

57:43

Weird connection hook up there. Dreams are so

57:45

weird. Yeah. Hobies, all that stuff.

57:47

But James in the there's a

57:49

reality. So one of the things is just so

57:52

impossible to really discuss because it's

57:54

a it's a place I feel like

57:56

when you're considering like trips for instance

57:58

like mushroom trips and that kind of thing, when you

58:00

talk to someone about an experience like that and

58:02

say you have a really interesting trip

58:04

with friends You can kind of

58:06

sync up and experience the same stuff and

58:08

talk about it. But dreams are, like, holy individual.

58:10

Mhmm. Like, you might Usually. I mean, we've

58:13

actually had shared dreams. Yes. But that's maybe because

58:15

we're twins. I don't know. Or I think you can if you're

58:17

just really close to someone psychologically.

58:20

But, yeah, dreams specifically seem to

58:22

be something that It's so frustrating.

58:24

You can't take it into this world, you know.

58:26

Mhmm. I think and isn't that similar in your

58:28

death experiences, John? Because you had a great conversation

58:31

with Lamar. About his near death experience.

58:33

Mhmm. But is there aspect to it that you can't

58:35

verbalize? Because it's just so not

58:37

of this world. Yeah. So it just reminds

58:39

me like, even even in something simple as dreams

58:41

when you try to --

58:42

Yeah. -- you stick to lose it when you feel like I'm

58:44

feeling. Like, every day I have

58:47

that, Like every day I think about the

58:49

dreams that I had before and it's hard to put

58:51

them

58:51

together, but it's like a feeling. Yeah.

58:53

It's so strange. And dreams are just bizarre,

58:55

man. Yes, they are. And they seem to be

58:57

getting more bizarre for me.

59:00

Yeah. They're just so, like, real.

59:02

And then I I wake up and I'm like, oh, yeah.

59:04

This this place. There definitely those

59:06

hang on feelings of, like, I know that

59:08

was real. Like, I live there

59:10

and it's that you start to lose when you wake up.

59:12

Like, I have these dreams where I'll wake up and

59:15

I will immediately remember a splinter

59:17

of it where in that

59:19

splinter, oh yeah, there was this thing

59:21

that I was doing that had

59:23

ten years of history behind it in that existence.

59:26

Yeah. Like random example,

59:28

like there was maybe a certain food I

59:30

was making that only exists in that world or something

59:32

and there was it was a part of the town that

59:34

I lived in there. It was like a tradition to make it for

59:36

the like, four years. But I that's like a splinter

59:39

that's, oh, wait, that's not real. That's that was the dream.

59:41

And then that whole universe

59:43

of time in a previous existence just

59:45

dissipates and you can't feel it

59:47

anymore. It goes away. It's just there's like a brief

59:50

period where the reality hangs with you. Yeah.

59:52

And

59:52

then it starts to disappear. That was a weird example, making

59:54

Bradley. Yeah. I we did those episodes on

59:56

dreaming in nightmare land. It's a fascinating

59:58

phenomenon when it comes to, like, characters that you

1:00:01

seem to interact with in your dream, sometimes bring

1:00:03

things back to this reality from a dream. I

1:00:05

had the experience to the day where I dreamt that I

1:00:07

changed my car insurance. I tell you about that, John.

1:00:09

Mhmm. That was

1:00:10

crazy. This

1:00:11

dream. This is, like, last week. dream

1:00:13

that I met an insurance agent

1:00:16

who was super nice and that I talked to him

1:00:18

for a bit and then decided to go change my

1:00:20

car insurance. The next day I get up when

1:00:22

we go to the coffee shop down the street and

1:00:24

the barista, she's like, oh, these drinks are bought

1:00:27

by these nice gentlemen over here. And as I went

1:00:29

over the guys, like, hey, how you doing? Thanks for the drinks.

1:00:31

I was like, what do you do? He's like, oh, I work for State Farm

1:00:34

insurance agent. And we're actually buying drinks

1:00:36

for people to, you know, maybe see if they'd be interested

1:00:38

in joining us. And I was like, I last

1:00:40

night dreamt that I met insurance agent. That's weird.

1:00:42

And then I changed my insurance. So I was like, I will be giving

1:00:44

you a call, sir. Because, like, why I mean, what

1:00:46

else can you do at that

1:00:47

point? Have you called me just bizarre? Not yet. What

1:00:49

insurance

1:00:50

do you have? State of Liberty? Oh.

1:00:52

Liberty Liberty. Liberty. Stop. It's

1:00:54

too much money. So,

1:00:56

yeah, you need to make that switch and I see universe

1:00:59

talking to you right there. Keep pushing around. Anyway, yeah,

1:01:01

mean dreams, layers of reality, I think.

1:01:03

And a synchronicity, we will be doing that episode coming

1:01:05

up, but that all ties into dreams too. Been already

1:01:07

kinda looking into that more and more as we get

1:01:09

closer to that episode. Fascinating stuff.

1:01:12

Well, thanks for joining us everybody. Yeah.

1:01:14

Thanks for share your stories with us. We're happy to

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have you. And before we go, we do have a

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few people to thank. Here

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we go. Thank

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you too. Ari

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and L Sky. Oh, wow. Beautiful.

1:01:27

That's a very interesting name if I read it right.

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To be Ariel. That's even beautiful. Ariel

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now. Yes. Single word. The best interesting.

1:01:33

Anyways, welcome to the show. Welcome to be here.

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Steve, Steny Bolton. Yes.

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You are a bold woman. It

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needs to be so much more creative with this.

1:01:44

Jonathan Merrill -- Yeah. -- welcome to show.

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Oh, Jonathan Merrill. We kinda harder names to do things

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Sykes. Oh, hello? Yes.

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Bue or Bia. Usman.

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It's Beau. Yeah. BEA. Yes.

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Yeah. You're talking that one. Yeah.

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Maybe BEA. Don't either way, it's a gorgeous name.

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diamond whisperer. Well, Eric

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Hutton Huttony.

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Murphy,

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to the show. Oh, he solves mysteries with his

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Lady Brown. I don't know. What? I don't know.

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With his Lady Brown. We're all having strokes

1:03:01

today. I did feel like

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that's what I'm thinking about. Because then she saw mystery and she's just

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a lawyer. I don't

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remember where she was a news reporter. That's right. I was

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way off. It was a she was a character's fictional.

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Busy. Welcome in. So Welcome

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Thank

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hey. Chris

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to know? That's it. Okay. Chris to know. Oh,

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Chris to here. Welcome to the whole Chris to -- Yes.

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-- I hope you have a passionate rage for

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the show, my friends, because Dogman

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Furi. Furi. Furi. Furi. Furi.

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It's Fears in one r too. One.

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Oh, welcome, man. I think that's how you spell it.

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Justin Sodo, another diamond whisperer.

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Yeah. Welcome. Justin Soda.

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Thank you for being here. Russell, the

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love muscle. I love

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muscle. Wow. I

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was gonna say range at the end. Russel, Russel,

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Russel, Russel, Russel,

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the love monster. You're so bad at pronouncing names.

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I'm sorry, Russel. Welcome, man. Russel, Russel, Russel, Russel, Russel, we'll

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say. We love you. Guys, get out those

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lightsabers. I hope that that was an intentional

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reference and not your actual name because you probably

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get this a lot. Josie's Skywalker is

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here. Welcome. I doubt that's a real

1:04:24

last name. How awesome that. There was one

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point in galaxy far, far away. That's true.

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That is story. Thank you,

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Josie Skidwalker. We love you to be ass.

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Yes. Love you to be here. Brant.

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Hi. Brant. Brant. Come on in Brant.

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Simple but elegant. I mean, it's your second great

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teacher. Yeah. I did a misbranch. That's true.

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That might be We love you. Thank you for being here.

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Yes. Thank you, Branch. Every name has to be

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said, like, Jonathan Shankovich is

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here. Shank one bitch. There

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we go. It sounds like something

1:04:53

else. Jonathan, thanks Shankovich. Thank you for being here.

1:04:57

Quimberly.

1:04:58

I've heard her name, like, eight times. Yes.

1:05:00

I don't think so. So we do a doctor, a Cross reference, the link.

1:05:02

did

1:05:03

do Kimberly, like, last time. Oh, a

1:05:05

Cross reference it wasn't on there. It was maybe a different

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quinn. I know we said Cloverleaf. You might have read it

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coming into the inbox and then your brain thought we

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did. Because

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we were like quinn burley. That's interesting.

1:05:13

But we did have another quinn. It was quimbly.

1:05:16

Yes. Quinn. It was quentin.

1:05:19

No, that wasn't it. Oh, keep going.

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That's it. Yay. Yay.

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I'm all coming in. I'm already on the list for today. If you

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haven't heard your name, don't expect Stay tuned. Stay

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What the heck?

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When I use the pinch thing, it stops recording.

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No. It's recorded. Okay.

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to talk about. Oh, great stories, and John

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Itt. Really?

1:06:05

We are having we are doing that this is real

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count of something that is described

1:06:09

as it, it of the Sonoran

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Desert. It's a great story. It's described

1:06:14

very similar to basically the

1:06:16

it. The pennyards here. Not not

1:06:18

a clown, but just like -- Right. -- this evil entity,

1:06:20

this just it's a fascinating

1:06:21

-- The shaver. -- shifter. I think there's some

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shaver shifting in there. Please offer your worst fear kind of

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thing. There's the fear. There's the malevolence.

1:06:28

And this was found in fourteen times an

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archive web archive with fourteen times magazine.

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I found it from nineteen well, this

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sort of takes place in nineteen ninety three. Awesome.

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There should be no one in my dorm. As

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that's an order sergeant. Say

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Similar to my name. This

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Jeremy. For record, this was never

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