Technical sedative – then and now
A different kind of history
Based on nanotechnology in the blood—which many people still deny because they don’t look through a microscope themselves—has this phenomenon ever occurred before?
What can we see or perceive? If I don’t have the slightest idea about something, how am I supposed to find something completely unknown to me? My brain is not conditioned to the function or form of what it might find...
Your subconscious is constantly trying to explain something to you, but your conditioning and associations prevent it from doing so. The same thing happens in remote viewing. Here is a small example of how your subconscious tries to make something clear to you in a roundabout way that you would not normally come up with.
Let’s call it a little remote viewing adventure with a very real background. Here is a short excerpt from it:
It started with a completely normal Future Target on September 11, 2025. These are only 1-1.5 seconds of impressions of future events. One of them was this one:
My description: Underwater discovery. Ancient, city-like structures and artificial buildings with paths become visible. This discovery is the result of changes in the land masses. There are connections to the land—cave-like.
Confirmation came just a few days later.
Archaeologists have discovered the long-sought harbor of the sunken Egyptian temple city of Taposiris Magna. The ancient harbor basin with anchors on the bottom confirms the importance of this city, which once lay west of Alexandria. Another exciting discovery is a newly discovered tunnel that led from the temple of Taposiris to the Mediterranean Sea. Smaller finds include ancient anchors, amphorae, and hundreds of coins bearing the image of Cleopatra.
So why does such information appear in the events when you ask for important information?
I then broadened the scope to search for possible future discoveries or important information that is not available in this brief information on a blackboard (the brief 1-1.5-second impression).
The subsequent data almost overwhelmed me...
That time seemed like a template, and our present time kept flashing over it like a double.
One question we should ask ourselves in advance: Why are buildings and art in ancient times always so advanced, to the extent that we are unable to replicate their precision or create these marble sculptures today, while at the same time the population is said to have traveled around in horse-drawn carriages? This is such a huge discrepancy that it should be obvious to everyone.
We do not expect advanced technology 2,000 years ago or more. We tend to assume that granite was worked with copper tools – in which case I might as well use a cotton ball...
Similarly, I was initially unable to interpret the following images in the Session:
What didn’t fit here was a wheel that looked like a gear and kept appearing, serving as a control unit for an advanced magnetic propulsion process...
And sometimes you have to sleep on the results overnight to come up with a different solution.
Could this object be something like the Antikythera Mechanism?
The oldest computer in the world, over 2000 years old.
And then we do it again. We put this device back in one of our familiar drawers—we admire the precision of this technology and think it is for precise astronomy. Why would anyone use such technology just to track stars? That’s illogical, especially when the ships supposedly only moved forward by rowing.
Then another question arose: if you can see into the past as a remote viewer—or perceive things—why do you see some things completely clearly and others as if through a fog?
Let’s try an analogy. It is possible to sedate a brain with electromagnetic waves. So you only let it run on a certain bandwidth and your interest will not move beyond this framework. Suppose you, as a remote viewer, go to such a place – how will your perception behave there? Probably similarly.
You could also simply call it a psi barrier. And that raises the question: Were there similar technologies back then that were used as a “protective shield” so that they could not be spied on? How does a remote viewer perceive reality in ancient times? The so-called oracles of that time – perhaps they were simply well-trained remote viewers?
Compared to today, hardly any media, be it social media or alternative media, really deals intensively with the technology that is emerging in our blood and bodies. It demonstrates abilities that we would rather expect to find in the realm of science fiction, so we ignore it. And everything I deny can continue to develop unhindered—because no one believes it anyway. And it is precisely this technology that is capable of completely rewiring your brain and connecting you to machines. I think that’s crazy. The same goes for trusting the machine and its information—it only tells you what it has been programmed to tell you and what it has collected from collective data.
But you still have to think for yourself, and beyond the pre-programmed associations.
And if you go back to that article with the videos I recorded—all of them featuring people who haven’t been vaccinated—we need to start thinking further ahead—much further ahead...
What are we really seeing here? Beyond our medical textbooks and what we are shown in specialist literature on robotics or nanotechnology. Anyone who thinks outside the box is labeled crazy. But that’s the only way we can move forward...
My paid subscribers have access to the whiteboard session. Technical sedative – then and now - under the link here, and my founders have access to the entire session including whiteboard under the article Taposiris Magna with the link here.
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SAM
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