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Sebastien Martin - REMOTE VIEWING - ALIENS - SECRET SPACE PROGRAM

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Perhaps

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we need some outside universal threat

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to

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make us recognize this common bound.

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I

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occasionally think how quickly

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our

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differences worldwide

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would

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vanish

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if

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we were facing an alien threat

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from

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outside this world.

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It

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is the week before Christmas. Have you been naughty or nice to kick off this week? We'll find out. If Santa Claus comes to your house

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and

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when we broadcast on Christmas Eve, Santa Claus may be here. Just saying. He may join us for the show. Sebastian Martin is our guest tonight. He's a beautiful friend of mine. I love this man dearly and so honored to call him as a friend. We're going to be talking remote viewing, alien secret space program, and the cause and effects that surround it. It's going to be a great show tonight. I want to give, before I do the quick update here on the roll call, I want to give you a quick update on the show, okay? We're going straight through here, all right? There is no breaks. We are going to be broadcasting on Christmas Eve. Lynn Wallington will be here both Saturday and Sunday.

However, the after-hours show is taking the weekend off, so they will be spending time with their families this weekend. That's quite okay. It's Christmas weekend. But the main thing is we got you covered right through the holidays. So, those wondering what you're going to do while we're all celebrating Christmas and everything, don't worry. We got you covered. All right. Race fan in the gold medal position tonight. Acreon takes home a rare silver with Nikola taking home the bronzed medal tonight. Mennonite Abe, Guilherme, good to see you both. Black Dragon, Jeffrey Deruin, the gorgeous Cosmic Fleur. How are you? And thank you for coming on in. Jack Clark, thanks for joining us.

Eddie Haskell, good to see you. Lovely Lynn LeBlanc is back. She'll be signing autographs after the show. Line up to the left of the studio, if you don't mind. To the left of the studio. All right. Let's move on here with Roll Call here as we continue on. John Aldrin, thank you so much for kicking off the Super Chat tonight. Really do appreciate it. Thank you so much. Lovely Laura Elizabeth has returned. Thank you for joining us. We appreciate you. Papa Willie is here as well. Papa Willie, thank you for joining us. And he'll be signing autographs after the show as well. Do not make eye contact. He will not sign your poster boards if you make eye contact.

He'll be on the right of the studio, if you don't mind. Nightmare, how are you, buddy? Dirty Filth with his boils and ghouls, witches and warlocks. How are you, buddy? Nice to have you here as we continue on with Roll Call tonight. And who else do we have? Oh, look who it is. It's awesome, Ann Palmer, everyone. And the gorgeous Ozzie Ange. Nice to see you. Mark Ratabacher, Luscious Jewels, Chillin' Villain. Nice to see you all. Thank you for joining us

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as

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we continue on with Roll Call. Guilherme, thank you so much for that awesome Super Chat. Really do appreciate it. Nice beard, by the way. And thank you for the chat earlier on Facebook. Really appreciated that as well, my friend. Continuing on, Chillin' Villain. Good to see you. Rooted in gorgeous Sacredest. Thank you for joining us. Where is time going here? My goodness. I'm not even close to being done Roll Call here. Gorgeous Marie, how are you? Thanks for joining us. And we continue to scroll on down. Gorgeous Jenny. Todd Purden, advocate for UFO Disclosure. How are you? Awesome, Arlene. And who else do we have here? If I miss you, I apologize. Hey, Wes, how you doing? Double Tim. Enzo.

Gorgeous. Steph Dickey. Nice to have you all here. And Bellenium, nice to see you. Linda, thank you so much for that awesome super chat. Love you, my dear. Thank you so much for your support over this year. Brown Dot Flop, how are you, man? Nice to have you here. And Spooky Morales and his trumpet are back. And who else do we have? Let's see here. Oh, my goodness. It's gorgeous Pam McSee. There she is, everyone. And scrolling on down. My goodness, I'm running out of time. I hate it when this happens. I really do. Vanner Smith, good to see you. We are 20 seconds away. Crismo, Johnny Music, Ibarata, and who else do we have? I'm starting to panic. 405er, nice to see you.

And Blue Nose Witch, nice to have you here. Thank you for joining us as we continue on with Roll Call. We got 15 seconds. Can we get to go? Gorgeous. Melissa Nicole, thank you for taking the time. And you know what? That's about it. Hey, Witchy, Tripleack, nice to have you here. Eva. Rock and roll, people. Horns up. Let's rock.

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Columbia, to you listening around the world. This, my friends, is Spaced Out Radio. I am your host, Dave Scott, sitting in the captain's chair of SOR headquarters. We welcome you to tonight's show on our terrestrial affiliates around North America, digitally on TalkStreetLive, Revolution Radio, and KPNL. All of our archives are free.

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Go

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you

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by Chive Charities. Help make the world 10% happier by visiting Chive Charities today. You can find them on our website. We've got a great show for you tonight. Sebastian Martin is a Canadian entrepreneur who is also an experiencer of extraterrestrial contact. This phenomena eventually led Sebastian to leave the corporate world to find his own spiritual path, which has led him to meeting some very influential people revolved around remote viewing and the secret space program. How it all ties into what's going on today, this is what we are going to find out. My good man, Sebastian Martin. How you doing, my friend? Merry Christmas to you.

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Yeah,

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Merry Christmas to you, Dave, and thank you for having me on your show again.

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It's always a pleasure. And you know what? My whole goal this year, my friend, was to get over to Vancouver Island to actually spend some time with you, except during the summer we had the forest fires got stuck up here. And then, all of a sudden in the fall, we get all the flooding in the lower mainland of British Columbia, it shuts down the highways again. Like, 2022 has to be our year. And I'm sure it will be.

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I

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hope so.

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I

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hope so. I

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hope so.

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Because you are a guy, and, you know, as we get on to the show, you are a guy who literally can make things happen.

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Yeah,

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I guess I can in many ways. But,

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you

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know, I think what I found very interesting about this year is how transparent things seem to be happening more to me and to others. Like, I think everybody today is kind of speaking their own truth

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in

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many ways, a bit more direct about how they feel. For me, my experience was 10 years ago when I had my encounter with Zool in my living room and coming from the business world and to be, you know, honest about my experience and sharing it to my family and my close friends.

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And

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I have lost friends because of my experiences, they could not relate to what I've experienced, they believed at the time that I was crazy. Seeing an alien in your living room doesn't happen every day, but especially in my world, but, you know, business.

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And

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I'm seeing a lot of parallels with what's happening today in our society and around the world where people are now awakening to their own truth and being honest with themselves. You know, good or bad, it doesn't really matter at the end. It's just a matter of being honest with

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what's

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going to happen in the future. At the end of the day, we're aligning ourselves with our true path of enlightenment that I believe is also in line with what I've envisioned many years ago through remote viewing and through my own experiences with aliens.

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And

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that's to do with the future races that we know of today, like I'm talking about the Pleiadians and the Syrians and the Greys and all these different types of races that we know of today.

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And

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I also believe that those races are coming from Earth to begin with and will be existing down the line in the future. And since we don't live in a linear time, we're going to be seeing those beings coming back to Earth and witnessing where was the beginning of their races when they first started evolving to where they are today

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or

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how they will be in the future. And I'm talking about maybe like 100,000 years from now.

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So

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this is a very interesting time, in my opinion, for living in this chaotic time where we are seeing a lot of insanity going on around the world

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and

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nonsense, to be honest. But at the same time, people are also awakening to their own

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selves.

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And that's super important to me because

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it

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doesn't really matter at the end how,

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you

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know, negative the situation will be with people. Like if they feel that they have to erase some of their friends or close friends because of their belief systems, that's OK. At the end of the day, what's happening is if you are true to yourself and you can leave with the close people that you have in your surroundings, then you're already becoming more honest and you are shedding away the hypocrisy that has been going on for many, you know, centuries, basically with people. And now it's becoming clearer to me that the people that are moving towards a path that would be more true to how the future was supposed to be designed.

And I think it's an interesting path to me because two to three years ago, before, you know, COVID,

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I

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thought that I was not on the right timeline.

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I

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truly believe that there was something wrong with what we were experiencing at the time,

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because

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I knew about my experiences from 10 years ago, and I could not see how, you know, we could be

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as

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we are today, those races or those humans linked to these alien races in the future. I could not see the parallel. Now I do. Now I truly do. And I think it's definitely more transparent to me at this point.

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You

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know, what's funny? Is you and I started at the exact same time, or nearly exact same time 10 years ago, because last week, a week ago tonight,

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was

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the first time that I had experienced

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anything

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supernatural when I saw the angel of death in my mother's eyes. And then it kicked off much like yours did, where it just took off like a shot in the dark, you know, where you can't control it. All of a sudden you start getting hit with all of these little energetic waves and consciousness waves and psychic waves and, you know, waves of aliens and ghosts and everything that goes along with the supernatural phenomena. I mean, how did you ever catch your breath

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with

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everything that was going on, Sebastian? I mean, let me add to that, because at that time, what a lot of people don't know, you were running a highly successful world business in the honey industry. You were someone who was very corporate, you were very much, you know, living a very rich and high lifestyle that you'd worked very hard for. And then all of a sudden, boom, you hit that brick wall of the supernatural.

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Yeah, that's true. Well, like 10 years ago, I was not into the consciousness movement, you know, I truly believe that, you know, people who were speaking like the light language and were, you know, channeling and all of these people, I really believe that they were, you know, swimming, swimming with dolphins, you know, they, they were not my type of people.

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Um,

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I could not relate to any of these people and, um, I was just in the world of business, um,

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it

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was just about the money and trying to make, you

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know,

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Sébastien Martin

the next million and, uh, it, and it, it, it, it,

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it

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Sébastien Martin

did hit me really, really hard, uh, overnight. And

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at

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the same time, I had 10 years of evolution with this and it was a good thing for me because I had time to adapt to what we are living today. And, uh, it prepared me to, uh, leave my truth and to be okay with it and not be living in fear because

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you

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have to realize that when I first had my encounters, um, many of the people who have had those experiences would have been scared

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and

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like frightened to death, you know, over time for the stuff I've,

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I've

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gone through, but instead of living in fear, I decided to embrace it and trying to understand it. So using my rational mind to make sense of something that was not as rational,

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but

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at the same time, I was trying to put the pieces together

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to,

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uh, understand if that was fitting with my energy or my, my life. And, um, yeah, I mean, to me, it's been an excellent journey and a very timely because if, um, I had, or I didn't have those expenses today, I would have been a very different man for sure.

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the I definitely feel more, you know, open. I would have not have met the people like yourself in my path over the years. And I would have been a very different person. And

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I

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Sébastien Martin

could have earned more money, maybe, I'm sure. But the fact is that at the same time, it happened when at the time my wife was becoming sick or she was about to become sick. And

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when

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Sébastien Martin

I saw the business in 2014, it was like three years after my encounters and everything was almost designed to get there. And I was very surprised by the chronology of these events because at the same time, I

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basically,

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Sébastien Martin

you know, like I said to you, I suffered from losing friends over my experiences. I ended up to be divorced, like basically over this time. But everything was good because, you know, my wife at the time spoke her truth based on

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how

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Sébastien Martin

I experienced mine and shared it with others. So it was not all bad. I'm glad that she followed that truth and we are still friends today. We have great kids together and it's been a wonderful journey. But I also believe it was meant to be. And so today I have no regrets. And no, I would not change my life or going back to where I was because what I believe I was living at the time was more of a lie because it was not true. It was just making the next dollar and to what purpose. There was no real end goal.

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You

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Sébastien Martin

know, money is not the end goal and it won't make you happy forever. It's a means to an end.

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But

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Sébastien Martin

the

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journey

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Sébastien Martin

I've been on and the stuff that I've discovered to do remote viewing and embracing my visions, opening up my mind to the multiverse and seeing beyond this reality has really transformed my life for the better. And

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I'm

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Sébastien Martin

still learning, like it's never ending. So I don't have those regrets and I still have a great deal to learn. I feel very humbled by what I've experienced. I definitely don't feel like I would like to relieve some of the experiences I had.

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But

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at the same time, I'm grateful for them.

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See,

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I'm different than you.

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I

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would go back to my old life in a heartbeat.

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My

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happily boring life.

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I

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mean, don't get me wrong. I love the people from our audience. I love what we've created here with SOR. I love the fact that I've been fortunate enough to meet people like you and gain a ton of new friends that I never had. But that old lifestyle, you know, being close to my family and being close to my friends and the core group that we had, you know, it just

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there

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was something very comforting about that. This has been very uncomfortable because you never know what's going to happen, you know, and you never know where it's coming from. And part of my issue is with the phenomena, not the people, the phenomena is they seem to take a lot away,

19:52
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but

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they don't tell you what they're

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switching

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it with.

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Yeah, so I

19:58
Sébastien Martin

know exactly what you mean. And I think that's what I've experienced is also the delusion of or being disillusioned by the consciousness movement itself for having so many false prophets, you know, in the field that could really be extremely demeaning and make you look back

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to

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Sébastien Martin

the old life. Thinking, you know, why have I, you know, decided to embark on this journey knowing there are so many people who are in it for the ego and to make a quick buck on the gullibility of the people. And I think that's really wrong, but I've been always aware of that. So it never really affected me. And I always spoke my truth and I never really cared about, you know, fame or, you know, fortune through this movement. It's never been my goal, so I don't care. For me, as long as the message was true and I was able to, you know, communicate with some of the people who were interested in my journey and share theirs with me, I've learned a great deal from that.

So I think, you know, the old life was just

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more

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Sébastien Martin

comfortable, like you said, but it doesn't mean that it was the,

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you

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Sébastien Martin

know,

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the best

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Sébastien Martin

path. It was just the easiest one.

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Very true. Very true. Sebastian Martin is our guest tonight on Spaced Out Radio. And later on in the show, we're going to get to some remote viewing after the break at the bottom of the hour. But for you, Sebastian, as you embark on this journey, you've seen it change quite a bit. I mean, it went from ET contact to learning that you could remote view and learning things that you didn't even know existed. Does anything surprise you anymore in this field?

21:40
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Not

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really, no.

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I

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Sébastien Martin

mean, you know, it seems like all the hype behind the UFO disclosure and we're going to be learning about this, we're going to be, you know, seeing some UFO footages and all of that to me is just, it's just entertainment. But the reality of it is still hidden from the public

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Locuteur

and

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Sébastien Martin

trying to have some of the information trickling down in the media once in a while has been keeping people on their toes, hoping for more news down the line. But I'm always afraid of, again, having that message transformed or used by our governments to deceive the people some more, trying to control the narrative for saying,

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you

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Sébastien Martin

know, now we kind of exhausted all of our, you know, basically tools that we had to deceive you. We're going to be now reaching out to something else, and I think right now what I'm seeing

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is all

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Sébastien Martin

this disclosure or partial disclosure is actually designed to offload humanity to various planets, including Mars. I think that's going

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to

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Sébastien Martin

be the next step. And as we're seeing today, the compliance that has been happening and the coercion that has been applied will be useful to the same people will be sending out a different message to say, now we need you to go to Mars because we can no longer stay on the planet. We already have seen, we already

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Locuteur

have seen, and

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Sébastien Martin

you've seen it too, being in BC that the heat wave that we had in June, you know, killing off 700 people in a few days has been one of those events triggered, most likely by HAARP. So have you noticed as well that during the summertime, we barely had any chemtrails in the sky? It was pretty bare and very hot, and we've seen major changes over time, like through, you know, in various countries, and we can put it global warming and climate change, but at the same time, we know that the planet is cooling off every year. Like it's, we, we already have, we've lost like one degree Celsius in the last 100, you know, 100 years on the planet, because the earth is currently moving away from the sun

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on

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Sébastien Martin

the 26,000 year rotation. So we, we are going

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to

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Sébastien Martin

be seeing some changes to do with the climate that we've,

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uh,

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Sébastien Martin

impacted through, um, pollution and so on.

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And

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Sébastien Martin

that's going to be one of the excuses for the officials to tell us that, you know, our lives will be better served on the different planet. And people will be more willing to go because as more disclosure is happening online, people are going

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to

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Sébastien Martin

be, you know, more used to the news and to be more okay with that,

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to

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embrace a life somewhere else.

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And,

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and that is a big subject

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right

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there is whether or not we deserve this planet only to go ruin another one.

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I

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mean, that's, I think that's the fear. I mean, the amount, I mean, you look, we're, we're not even playing nicely in space with all the space junk that's, that's up there and,

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and,

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you know, currently causing issues that we can barely get a rocket into space without potentially hitting something. I mean, it is a, there's a lot of ridiculous out there, Sebastian, when it comes to, to how we treat things, whether it's, you

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know,

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the planet, the animals, people in general, we're, we're not a kind species. That's for sure.

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True,

25:35
Sébastien Martin

but at the same time, we're also an evolving species. And as we'll be seeing down the line, our species would be bound to branch out to more species as evolution has already showed us in the past, like through various homo, you know, sapiens that we we've seen. We've seen major changes from the neon vessels to the commandion to whatever, like we're going to be seeing major changes. And I think we are in that period right now where we're going

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to

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Sébastien Martin

be seeing those major changes. So through now we have, you know, the mRNA in the, in the mainstream, we're going to be seeing, you know, biogenetics having a major impact on society around the world. And through, you know, major breakthrough in science, in terms of, they're going to be coming up with new solutions in like destroying cancer and trying to find solutions that would be potentially unstable at the beginning, but we become more stable as time goes by. So I,

26:40
Locuteur

I'm

26:40
Sébastien Martin

not worried so much about the present because it's still a learning experience, but I do believe that we'll be evolving to learn and to be more compassionate. And I think we will change to that extent, to that extent, I do have that faith.

27:01
Locuteur

I

27:01
Sébastien Martin

don't see humanity evolving to something that would be truly evil. You know, if we learn from our ways and how we, we lived our lives on this planet, we're going

27:11
Locuteur

to

27:11
Sébastien Martin

be able to do better as we move forward. I don't see us as doing or repeating history. I hope not. I mean, we have in the past, for sure, we have repeated history. If you look at the ancient aliens, you know, series, you can see based on what happened in ancient civilizations that we have destroyed civilizations based on potential nuclear technology too. And we're repeating that again. It doesn't mean that the nuclear energy is going to be the end of us, you know, in the future. Even if I think a lot of the greys have shown that as a potential scenario to a few abductees, I think you're aware of that,

27:53
Locuteur

but

27:54
Sébastien Martin

I don't see that as our fate. I really believe that we are going to be evolving to a greater species or greater species in the plural tense, because we're going to be seeing a diversion in races, which is why I mentioned at the beginning that when you have Pleiadians and Syrians and greys, you know, they're not, they're not the same,

28:18
Locuteur

but

28:18
Sébastien Martin

they evolved over time. And some people might say that I might be wrong in believing that, you

28:25
Locuteur

know,

28:25
Sébastien Martin

they are coming from the human race to begin with, but they are

28:28
Locuteur

obviously

28:30
Sébastien Martin

humanoids like us. And they definitely have some roots and origins somewhere. And all along, since the beginning, I always believed and saw with my own consciousness that those races were coming from humanity to begin with.

28:50
Locuteur

Well, I'm

28:52
Présentateur

going to get you to hold on right there,

28:53
Locuteur

because

28:54
Présentateur

we are going to take a break here at the bottom of the hour. Sebastian Martin is our guest tonight. Remote viewing, SSP,

29:03
Locuteur

aliens,

29:04
Présentateur

consciousness, contact. Where are we going?

29:06
Locuteur

Where

29:07
Présentateur

are we heading? I'm going to ask Sebastian some really weird pointed questions.

29:12
Locuteur

Because

29:13
Présentateur

if anybody may know the answers to this, and some of the stuff that I have been talking with guys behind the scenes about lately,

29:20
Locuteur

I

29:21
Présentateur

want to know from him. Sebastian Martin,

29:24
Locuteur

great

29:25
Présentateur

friend of Spaced Out Radio.

29:27
Locuteur

We

29:28
Présentateur

return on the Mighty S.O.R. right after this.

29:41
Locuteur

We're

29:42
Présentateur

clear.

29:43
Locuteur

Okay. But

29:44
Présentateur

we are still live.

29:45
Locuteur

We're

29:46
Présentateur

still live on YouTube, yes.

29:48
Auditeur

Okay.

29:48
Locuteur

So,

29:50
Présentateur

oh, dude,

29:51
Locuteur

I've

29:54
Présentateur

got so many cool questions to ask you.

29:56
Sébastien Martin

I'm looking forward to it. You know how I work. I can almost like channel directly from the questions that you may have for me, knowing the answer and not knowing the topics that you have. So I always find that very interesting.

30:13
Présentateur

Oh.

30:15
Locuteur

Well,

30:16
Présentateur

put it this way, Sebastian. I'm not going to say whom. But

30:21
Locuteur

a couple

30:22
Présentateur

of months ago, I got invited into a very exclusive chat group.

30:27
Locuteur

And

30:28
Présentateur

some of the things that

30:29
Locuteur

I

30:30
Présentateur

have seen in there,

30:31
Locuteur

it

30:33
Présentateur

blows my mind what some of these. And I'm being vague right now because I want to ask you on the air. But, you know,

30:45
Locuteur

I

30:47
Présentateur

just really,

30:48
Locuteur

oh,

30:48
Présentateur

God, I'm so interested in asking you this, man. So interested in asking you some of this.

30:55
Locuteur

Keep

30:55
Sébastien Martin

it for the live show.

30:58
Locuteur

I'm

30:58
Sébastien Martin

just going to be, how many minutes do we have for the break? We've got about four minutes, dude.

31:03
Locuteur

Okay.

31:04
Sébastien Martin

I'm just going

31:05
Locuteur

to

31:05
Sébastien Martin

be having a quick.

31:07
Locuteur

No,

31:08
Sébastien Martin

you can't wait. I can do it at 10. It's okay. All right.

31:12
Locuteur

You

31:12
Présentateur

all ready for Christmas?

31:15
Sébastien Martin

Yeah, I am. I've prepared my presents this year for the first time, like way ahead of time. So I feel pretty excited about it. My kids are excited about it.

31:24
Locuteur

So,

31:25
Sébastien Martin

yeah. How about you? Almost.

31:28
Locuteur

It's

31:29
Sébastien Martin

just

31:29
Présentateur

the wrapping now.

31:32
Locuteur

Do

31:32
Sébastien Martin

you have a tree?

31:33
Locuteur

Yeah.

31:34
Présentateur

You know what? This is the first time in probably 20-some years I went with a fake tree this year. Okay. The real trees, I'll be honest with you, I got tired of cutting them down.

31:48
Locuteur

Not

31:48
Présentateur

that I was having any guilt or anything, but honestly, we have one tree farm here in town, and it's like the guy just doesn't give a care. Wow. And all the trees were like ugly.

32:02
Locuteur

So I'm

32:03
Présentateur

like, that's it. I'm going back to a fake one. Now, I don't like a fake one. I prefer the real one.

32:08
Locuteur

Yeah.

32:10
Présentateur

And, but,

32:11
Locuteur

that's

32:14
Présentateur

just where I am, man.

32:16
Locuteur

That's

32:16
Sébastien Martin

okay. Well, I went to pick up, like, for the last couple of years, I've been cutting my own trees on my property. And this year, I've been out to a farm, and, you

32:26
Locuteur

know,

32:26
Sébastien Martin

I made it to an event for my kids. So they enjoyed that. And it was a nice dog on site with a trolley, and he was grabbing the tree on the trolley. And it was,

32:37
Locuteur

it

32:38
Sébastien Martin

was interesting.

32:39
Locuteur

So

32:39
Sébastien Martin

that

32:40
Locuteur

was a

32:40
Sébastien Martin

good chance.

32:41
Présentateur

So, I mean, we, I mean, over the weekend, we had like a foot of snowfall. Wow. And,

32:47
Locuteur

James

32:49
Présentateur

Smith, how are you? And so I spent my weekend snowblowing.

32:54
Locuteur

Yeah. But

32:55
Présentateur

that's all right. I got a nice, I go in, hi, Larry A. How are you, buddy? I, my favorite thing to do with my snowblower, man, is, because I got two elderly dogs,

33:06
Locuteur

and

33:06
Présentateur

they both love the snow. But in my backyard, I cut trails throughout my backyard for the dogs to run around to make it easier for them. And so every year, I try and change up the trail system. But,

33:22
Locuteur

yeah,

33:23
Présentateur

they're loving it. They're loving it. So, but it's supposed to get real cold down to almost minus 30 this weekend.

33:31
Auditeur

Ooh.

33:32
Présentateur

So that's going to really suck.

33:35
Locuteur

Yeah. Hold

33:36
Présentateur

on. Convert

33:37
Locuteur

Fahrenheit

33:40
Présentateur

to Celsius. So

33:41
Locuteur

for

33:41
Présentateur

our American friends,

33:43
Locuteur

that

33:44
Présentateur

equals out to about minus 22 Fahrenheit

33:47
Locuteur

this

33:48
Présentateur

weekend.

33:49
Locuteur

Yeah. And,

33:51
Présentateur

uh, yeah, that's where you go outside and it's instant icicles on your nose hair.

33:56
Auditeur

Yeah.

33:57
Locuteur

Hmm. You

33:58
Auditeur

know, we live in BC, but we have swimming different climates.

34:02
Locuteur

Yeah,

34:03
Présentateur

right. Uh, we got about one minute here, buddy. One

34:06
Locuteur

minute. Sounds

34:08
Présentateur

good.

34:10
Locuteur

So, uh,

34:11
Présentateur

I, I look forward to it.

34:13
Locuteur

You

34:13
Présentateur

know, the only thing that sucks is I have a Christmas day tradition where we usually will go out on the lake

34:19
Locuteur

around

34:20
Présentateur

here and go, go play some hockey, uh, my son and I, but I mean, if it's that cold,

34:25
Locuteur

I'm

34:26
Présentateur

not doing that. No way,

34:27
Locuteur

man. It's not

34:27
Sébastien Martin

enjoyable.

34:28
Présentateur

Yeah. No, it hurts. You only got about like 20 minutes that you can take. Uh, one second here, my friend. Uh, I want to say a big thank you to, to John, Guilherme, Linda, Reek and Havoc, Dry Toast, Anthony, and Arden Paranormal for the amazing super chats. It's a wonderful way to support what we do on this show on a nightly basis. So thank you so much for your love and support. Thank you to everybody who has bought swag recently from our store. It's spacedoutradio.com. Be sure to send me those pictures. I want to put them up on the website. All the veterans who are listening in much love. You always have a safe home here in our chat room.

And, uh, we're going to get going with the second half hour right now.

35:09
Locuteur

Hi,

35:09
Présentateur

Tammy. Second half hour of spacedoutradio is now underway. My name is Dave Scott. Thank you so much for taking the time to join us. We really do appreciate it.

35:37
Locuteur

I

35:38
Présentateur

want to remind you that if you've missed portions of this show or others, check out our free archives by going to youtube.com forward slash spacedoutradio. Do me the favor. Hit that subscribe button. Our website is spacedoutradio.com. We have a plethora of features for you. Rock out to Bumblefoot. Read Shirky Pooh's Newswire. Check out our swag as well. Follow us on Twitter at spacedoutradio. Instagram at spacedoutradioshow. And on TikTok at spacedoutradio. We continue on with Sebastian Martin. He's a 10-year experiencer. He is someone who has delved deeply into remote viewing, alien content, consciousness, the secret space program. He's done it all in this field.

Quietly, he may not be the biggest name out there. But when it comes to knowledge,

36:26
Locuteur

this

36:27
Présentateur

is one of the people we listen to on this show. Sebastian, welcome back.

36:31
Locuteur

Thank

36:31
Sébastien Martin

you, Dave.

36:32
Locuteur

My

36:33
Présentateur

friend,

36:34
Locuteur

I

36:35
Présentateur

got to ask you some questions. And they're going to be, they may sound weird,

36:40
Locuteur

but

36:41
Présentateur

I'm going to ask you.

36:42
Locuteur

All

36:43
Présentateur

right? Okay. Now,

36:45
Locuteur

I

36:46
Présentateur

got to be careful here because there are certain things I can't quote where I got the, this information from because a few months ago I was added into a very private chat group

36:57
Locuteur

that

36:58
Présentateur

has a lot of influential people who are studying this phenomena. And I'm not talking, you know, your day-to-day Facebook researchers. I'm talking major, major players. And so a lot of what is said in that,

37:11
Locuteur

it

37:12
Présentateur

goes by fight club rules. But there's a couple of things I can ask you

37:16
Locuteur

regarding

37:17
Présentateur

this.

37:18
Locuteur

And

37:19
Présentateur

I'm going to start off with this one. Immortals.

37:23
Locuteur

One

37:24
Présentateur

thing that I learned from this group

37:26
Locuteur

was

37:28
Présentateur

that there are a number of people

37:30
Locuteur

who

37:31
Présentateur

believe that

37:32
Locuteur

there

37:33
Présentateur

are immortals walking around this planet as we speak.

37:38
Locuteur

Now,

37:39
Présentateur

they may not be people who we'd suspect like the Rockefellers or, you know, Putin or people along those lines. But they do believe that there are immortal beings here

37:53
Locuteur

and

37:54
Présentateur

now. Have you ever looked into this subject?

37:58
Locuteur

Yes. I

38:01
Sébastien Martin

know the subject.

38:03
Locuteur

I

38:04
Sébastien Martin

actually know of very serious people in Europe

38:10
Locuteur

who

38:11
Sébastien Martin

actually are part of

38:13
Locuteur

some

38:14
Sébastien Martin

secret societies, namely Freemasons, but some branches of the Freemasons that are gearing up towards becoming immortals. And they are already doing it. And they have ways of doing it.

38:32
Locuteur

Now,

38:33
Sébastien Martin

we talked about, you know, adenochrome and trying to

38:36
Locuteur

be

38:37
Sébastien Martin

like older, which is very dark and, you

38:42
Locuteur

know,

38:42
Sébastien Martin

almost like satanic, demonic, if you wish. But

38:46
Locuteur

these

38:48
Sébastien Martin

people don't believe that they are doing something that's demonic or, you know, negative. It's

38:53
Locuteur

just

38:54
Sébastien Martin

a way for them to feel comfortable with the idea of it. But those people are your average, you know, bankers and working in politics, like in England, for example. That's, yeah, that's, I know, let's say friends of friends who are immortals in Europe.

39:18
Locuteur

How

39:18
Présentateur

long have they been alive?

39:21
Locuteur

Well,

39:21
Sébastien Martin

so those who I'm interacting with, I would say the immortals today, like the ones they've interacted with,

39:32
Locuteur

just

39:32
Sébastien Martin

started it. So, I don't know if there are older people out there, but those who they know have already,

39:40
Locuteur

let's

39:41
Sébastien Martin

say, reduced their age by 20 years.

39:45
Locuteur

Let's

39:46
Sébastien Martin

put it that way. So, let's say if they were looking like 60 years old, they would be more like 40 today.

39:55
Locuteur

Really? See,

39:57
Présentateur

I also read a story recently, and Russell Brand, the comedian, who's very conspiratorial, actually, a few weeks ago, did a video on a number of high-end companies, which included Amazon's Jeff Bezos, looking into extending life, much like it seems biblically, where we see people living for 200, 300-plus years that we read about in the Bible. Is this what you're talking about, immortal, or are you talking true immortal beings like the Highlander, which you've

40:33
Locuteur

got

40:33
Présentateur

to chop off someone's head before they die?

40:35
Locuteur

Pretty

40:35
Sébastien Martin

much the second part, yeah.

40:39
Locuteur

Yeah,

40:40
Sébastien Martin

that's pretty much what happens. Like, it's not metaphorical. It's definitely realistic. They are doing something to their bodies and their consciousness to change the way they look. So, they are basically modifying their cells consciously using different methods.

40:59
Locuteur

At

40:59
Sébastien Martin

what price? I don't know. That's something that I'm not very familiar with. But what we should be paying attention to today is what's currently happening with the virtual reality with Facebook.

41:11
Locuteur

And

41:12
Sébastien Martin

what we are seeing is how easily it will be for people to transfer their consciousness into something else, even in the virtual world.

41:25
Locuteur

So,

41:25
Sébastien Martin

like, when you die, you potentially have the

41:28
Locuteur

potential

41:30
Sébastien Martin

of uploading your brain power and your memory to the multiverse and through the virtual reality system. So, and I think Facebook has banked on that. And to also distract us from our current reality, we're going to be seeing a major

41:53
Locuteur

resurgence

41:55
Sébastien Martin

of those,

41:58
Locuteur

I

41:59
Sébastien Martin

would say, the situations where people want to escape their day-to-day to go into this false reality that will become a major part of our future timeline.

42:12
Locuteur

Well,

42:12
Présentateur

let me ask you this, then.

42:15
Locuteur

Is

42:16
Présentateur

virtual reality, whether it's through Facebook and Metaverse or whatever they're calling it these days,

42:23
Locuteur

is

42:23
Présentateur

that the new form of MKUltra?

42:29
Sébastien Martin

I guess it helps.

42:33
Locuteur

I

42:33
Sébastien Martin

don't know if it's the new form of MKUltra, but controlling people through these means and those programs are definitely way more easily accessible to the mass market, for sure. Triggering people, and I mentioned that earlier, triggering people to make them obey some more and to believing that it's okay to go and live off planet, to make it more comfortable to them, these are part of the programs we're talking about here.

43:05
Locuteur

Okay.

43:06
Présentateur

And so let me ask you this, because Waylon brings up an interesting comment here. I'm trying to extend mine. I could tell you now it's not money that buys it. I have money, and that's not what it takes. You have to be chosen, I was told.

43:21
Locuteur

To

43:22
Sébastien Martin

be chosen to become an immortal?

43:24
Locuteur

Yeah,

43:24
Présentateur

or extending life.

43:26
Locuteur

Yeah.

43:27
Sébastien Martin

I mean, obviously, those people, like I said before, you have to expand your consciousness.

43:34
Locuteur

And to

43:35
Sébastien Martin

be chosen,

43:36
Locuteur

I

43:37
Sébastien Martin

don't know. I mean, those people in politics who already have those positions and power have already been chosen to be part of those groups. So it's easier for those people to be selected to be part of those immortals than the random Joe guy who basically work at the garage, the local garage. So you have to be realistic about the situation too. Offering this opportunity to anybody doesn't make any sense.

44:07
Locuteur

All

44:07
Présentateur

right. So moving on from immortals

44:09
Locuteur

to

44:10
Présentateur

skinwalkers. Okay.

44:13
Locuteur

So

44:13
Présentateur

one of the other questions that I have been told is that there are actual skinwalkers

44:19
Locuteur

walking

44:21
Présentateur

this planet as humans like you and I during the day but can transform and shapeshift into anything and everything that they want. I'm curious what you think.

44:35
Sébastien Martin

Well, we already have this example of the skinwalker ranch. So obviously, it doesn't

44:41
Locuteur

mean that… This is

44:42
Présentateur

outside of that though.

44:43
Locuteur

I

44:44
Sébastien Martin

know. But I'm just saying like, you know, that's what I was getting at. It's that those beings are not close to this area on the planet. So there are more of these people around the planet too. But to say that they are living within our society, I don't know. I'm not sure about that. I don't know if creatures like that would become… Are you talking about like shapeshifters?

45:08
Présentateur

Yes.

45:09
Locuteur

I

45:10
Sébastien Martin

mean, shapeshifters have, you know, different names.

45:13
Locuteur

You

45:13
Sébastien Martin

can call them Dracos. You can call them reptilians. Like in different cultures with the Hopi Indians, they already were aware of reptilians being part of their culture. So it's not new. Do you know that we have shapeshifters around us? Like we shapeshift ourselves too because as soon as we reach our higher selves and as we transform,

45:34
Locuteur

when

45:35
Sébastien Martin

we talk and we are speaking like a higher truth, we can shapeshift. Like we can basically literally look at a younger or we can have a different expression that no longer is aligned with how we look today like now. So I had many of these experiences with people and it doesn't mean that they are, you know, skinwalkers. It's just like it happens. Like people do have visibility. We all do.

46:03
Locuteur

Okay.

46:04
Présentateur

So let's switch to another question then regarding aliens. There are a number of people who believe that there are aliens already among us. I know you're one of them. Have you ever encountered an alien? Like let's say you're out shopping at the mall. I'm not saying in a forest or at your home or in a dream state or anything like that. But have you ever been to the mall or a restaurant or traveling in your travels? You know, I know you were going to New York there for quite a while for business, you know, going to downtown New York or that might not be a good example. But have you ever walked into an extraterrestrial presence that was

46:48
Locuteur

all

46:49
Présentateur

the time? Yeah.

46:51
Locuteur

Explain

46:52
Sébastien Martin

this. I recognize them. So for me, like to see someone and seeing them shapeshift in front of my eyes, like I've seen that many times. And I know it's not just a feeling. It's also physical. I can see right through their mask.

47:08
Locuteur

I

47:08
Sébastien Martin

can see how they look like. And sometimes it could be like half a face. It could be just like the eyes. It could be the skin tones. It depends on how. And also there's also a look. And the look is very specific to the race, too. Like I've seen that a lot, especially with the Dracos.

47:32
Locuteur

But, you

47:33
Sébastien Martin

know, I've seen Pleiadians. I've seen lots of different beings that are already. So let me backtrack. So when you see people shapeshift in this reality, it doesn't mean that they are Draco or they're Pleiadians. What I'm saying is they are linked to

47:52
Locuteur

like

47:53
Sébastien Martin

their higher self. Let's say I know where I come from with my experiences. I know I'm attached to that soul energy, to that being. And I'm just an extension of that being on the planet, like an avatar, having this experience. Those people that I'm seeing are kind of the same. Like I know that they could be connected to like a Draco or Pleiadian or whatever it is, because I can see that and I can see the connection.

48:19
Locuteur

But

48:20
Sébastien Martin

there are also some true Draco or Pleiadian beings and aliens who are here among us who can shapeshift. And they are not humans. They are definitely not humans. And they know who they are.

48:31
Locuteur

So,

48:32
Sébastien Martin

yes, it does happen, too.

48:35
Locuteur

It

48:36
Sébastien Martin

takes two, I guess.

48:38
Locuteur

Okay.

48:39
Présentateur

So how can you recognize

48:43
Locuteur

an

48:45
Présentateur

alien?

48:45
Locuteur

Like

48:46
Présentateur

if I'm walking with you, what are you going to tell me about a person?

48:51
Sébastien Martin

So

48:52
Locuteur

there

48:53
Sébastien Martin

was an example right next door to my farm at my neighbor's place. And we were together at my place. And all of a sudden she had her phone showing the camera because there was activity in a barn with the horses. And so we looked at the camera live and there was this woman that we suspected that I told her it was reptilian. And and then she had the confirmation of that by looking at the video while this person was not looked at and seen.

49:24
Locuteur

And

49:25
Sébastien Martin

you could clearly see the ridge on top of the skull

49:30
Locuteur

that

49:31
Sébastien Martin

showed up on the camera, like on the live feed.

49:34
Locuteur

Like

49:35
Sébastien Martin

you could see her face completely change. And that to me was a very clear example on of how I recognize people, because I was already describing that being to my friend, my neighbor. And all of a sudden that that being showed up on the camera and she was able to witness it for herself. And that led to a very interesting unrolling of events where this person had to vacate the property and

50:05
Locuteur

it

50:07
Sébastien Martin

kind of happened with different attacks. So there were a few attacks or psychic attacks happening that same week with those people involved, including me as well. And we all witnessed that happening because they were seen for who they were. And those people had to leave. And that's pretty much what happened that day.

50:29
Locuteur

Now,

50:30
Présentateur

are you talking alien hybrids or are you talking aliens like in the movie V, that they are actual aliens hiding under a false human flesh?

50:40
Sébastien Martin

Yes. I don't know about the false human flesh with like, you know, a mask. But I think the advanced cities, as we know, can simply just change reality to make them themselves appear differently. Even if behind this reality, you know that they are truly aliens. And that's what I recognize because of my experiences through various realities and dimensions. So if you access the multidimensional realm, it's very clear to you what is right and what's wrong. I've done this, you know, this exercise with close friends and people I know, and it's always the same. And the results is always the same. Like, I don't lie.

51:25
Locuteur

I

51:25
Sébastien Martin

have no reason to lie about what I'm seeing about people because I can see right through them. And sometimes it could be like a soul connection or it could be a physical connection. I can just relate to them because I know who they are. It's just annoying. And it happened, you know, over and over again.

51:46
Locuteur

Okay.

51:47
Présentateur

Do these people know that they're aliens?

51:54
Sébastien Martin

Those who basically have, like, a false mask and they are basically hiding their faces, like, through this dimension, yes, they definitely know who they are. Those who have this connection, like I said before, those connections with those races,

52:10
Locuteur

because

52:11
Sébastien Martin

they are simply like a soul extension to these races, those ones are not necessarily aware of who they are, but they have an inkling. They somehow, you know, feel the profile based on what they do and the kind of dreams they have and the people they interact with and all these kind of things. And then as time goes by, they become more aware of their own truth and who they are and that kind of connection. All

52:36
Locuteur

right.

52:36
Auditeur

There are some who don't know.

52:38
Locuteur

All

52:39
Présentateur

right. Let's move on here

52:40
Locuteur

as

52:41
Présentateur

we continue on with Sebastian Martin tonight on Spaced Out Radio. Next hour, we're going to get into remote viewing and what it ties into what's going on in the planet today. But for right now, this is just so intriguing. So, so intriguing, Sebastian. All right. Aliens, extraterrestrials, off-worlders, whatever you want to call them. Okay. Where are they coming from?

53:04
Locuteur

And

53:05
Présentateur

the reason why I ask this is there is a great debate out there, and we've heard it from people like Luis Elizondo, Chris Mellon, many scientists that they don't know.

53:14
Locuteur

They don't know

53:14
Présentateur

where these

53:15
Locuteur

craft

53:16
Présentateur

are coming from. Is it outer space? Is it from the future? Is it from a different timeline? A different dimension? Is it a combination of everything, which I think is the easy answer to everything? Because, you know,

53:31
Locuteur

everybody

53:32
Présentateur

wants an easy answer.

53:34
Locuteur

What's

53:35
Présentateur

happening here? Where are all these beings coming from?

53:40
Locuteur

Well,

53:41
Sébastien Martin

so there are beings and there are crafts. And some of the crafts that we've seen, like, you know, through the Pentagon files and so on, I do believe that those crafts were not aliens, that they were from secret programs that were on Earth. That those technologies were using alien technologies that have been around for, you know, decades. But I do not believe that those crafts were manned. I don't think there was anybody on board. The majority of the multidimensional crafts that we've seen online and so on, like, we've seen some of these beings on board. And that can go from greys to Pleiadians to Syrians to you name it.

But the majority of the crafts that we see today are not manned, like, especially the smaller ones,

54:34
Locuteur

because

54:35
Sébastien Martin

they are probes that are sent to Earth to monitor us and to check back on many things. But sometimes it could just be used as a portal that even through the oceans, the crafts can be seen going plunging right into the oceans, into the waves and don't make any splash. They go right through it without making any ripple. And that's because they're using our Earth as a portal to go from one location to another into space. And there are many of these locations on the planet. As to know where the aliens come from, that's a very broad question in terms of how vast the universe is.

And knowing that those beings could be coming from our future, our distant future, the Pleiadians that we know could not exist today because the Pleiades star systems cannot harbor life as we know it today. But it will in the next, you know, 70 to 100,000 years. So and based on my experience, I can relate to that because I know that the experiences I had were not from the past. You know, it was not from the present. It's not linear. You know, it could happen at any given moment.

55:57
Locuteur

So

55:58
Sébastien Martin

whatever reality we've created for ourselves on this planet is the reality we're experiencing. But that could change all the time

56:05
Locuteur

because

56:06
Sébastien Martin

every time we meditate, every time we we can change on reality as we know that we can manifest change onto this planet. So if we make it happen with the masses, reality to more could be very different from what it was yesterday,

56:24
Locuteur

as

56:24
Sébastien Martin

simple as that, very different. If we just put an effort to believe that this reality can change and the aliens are not so different from us in that sense, like they understand that they know how to manipulate time and space. So for them, it's easy to travel through portals and wormholes and to come to Earth as an example, you know, along with many other planets in the universe. So it's it's infinite. The amount of alien races out there. I can't even put a number to it. It's so vast. I do believe that the universe is streaming with life. And the amount of races that we've we've documented on the planet is just a fraction of what's out there.

57:13
Locuteur

And

57:14
Sébastien Martin

there are some that we can't even put a name or even picture because they are so multidimensional that they don't even have. They don't look like bipeds in like humanoids like we are.

57:24
Locuteur

They

57:25
Sébastien Martin

could be looking like race. It could just be energy.

57:28
Locuteur

It

57:28
Sébastien Martin

could be something that doesn't even look human. It could just be like a centipede, something that could be very small. It doesn't have to be huge or our size to be alien. And that could also have intelligence.

57:43
Locuteur

Right.

57:44
Sébastien Martin

So it's just limitless to me as to to know what's out there.

57:49
Présentateur

And I agree with you on that. I think that the universe is is is rife with with all sorts of life and and and

57:58
Locuteur

societies

58:00
Présentateur

or whatever you want to call that. All right. The question is, how do we know what's getting here

58:05
Locuteur

and

58:06
Présentateur

what is going on? We got about a minute here, my friend.

58:09
Locuteur

I

58:09
Sébastien Martin

don't know if I don't know if we know what's getting here because. We're always surprised that I've seen things like with my own eyes that I I didn't even know that existed, you know, in the past. I can't even put

58:23
Locuteur

I

58:24
Sébastien Martin

can't even put my rational mind to it. You know, seeing seeing a being with black eyes, white face, no mouth, no ears with excreted hands and no feet. You know, I don't know what that is, but it was very real to me and it was right in front of my eyes.

58:37
Locuteur

So I'm

58:39
Sébastien Martin

not quite sure if we can put a name to every race that came to to Earth

58:45
Locuteur

because

58:46
Sébastien Martin

we simply don't know. We can only relate to the ones we witnessed and documented and that's it.

58:54
Locuteur

Well,

58:55
Présentateur

you know what? One of the questions I forgot to ask you this half hour and I will in the next

58:58
Locuteur

is

58:59
Présentateur

time travel

59:00
Locuteur

because

59:01
Présentateur

I do believe time travel is going on. I want to believe it. I need to believe it, whether it is or not. I have no idea, but I got to hit you up on this. Thank you for the reminder to bind diamond in the chat room. Sebastian Martin is our guest tonight.

59:20
Locuteur

Coming

59:20
Présentateur

up, we're going to get into some time travel,

59:22
Locuteur

remote

59:23
Présentateur

viewing aliens.

59:25
Locuteur

You

59:26
Présentateur

named it.

59:26
Locuteur

How

59:27
Présentateur

does it all tie to what's going on in the world today?

59:30
Locuteur

We

59:30
Présentateur

will find out here.

59:32
Locuteur

We

59:32
Présentateur

got another 90 minutes with Sebastian. Faced out radio.

59:39
Locuteur

I'm

59:39
Sébastien Martin

just going

59:39
Locuteur

to

59:39
Sébastien Martin

be checking up on my keys and I come back.

59:41
Présentateur

You go. My voice got stuck there. Weird.

59:49
Locuteur

Weird. Boy,

59:51
Présentateur

that's a nice chair.

59:52
Locuteur

Look

59:52
Présentateur

at that chair he has.

59:54
Locuteur

It's

59:55
Présentateur

a nice chair.

59:58
Locuteur

Isn't

59:58
Présentateur

that nice? Hold on. I got to remove that.

1:00:00
Locuteur

I

1:00:04
Présentateur

wonder if that's a chair behind his chair or if that's like an extra headrest right there.

1:00:13
Locuteur

That's

1:00:14
Présentateur

high quality wood for a bookshelf too.

1:00:17
Locuteur

And

1:00:17
Présentateur

I like how all the shelves are off-centered.

1:00:20
Locuteur

That's

1:00:21
Présentateur

cool. Gorgeous. Kim Jelen. How you doing?

1:00:27
Locuteur

Yeah.

1:00:28
Présentateur

We got a close-up of Sebastian Martin's chair. That's how exciting it gets around here

1:00:32
Locuteur

on

1:00:33
Présentateur

the Mighty SOR. Yes, his work table is very nice.

1:00:36
Locuteur

Anybody

1:00:37
Présentateur

else curious what's on that tripod over there? That looks like a music stand.

1:00:41
Locuteur

I

1:00:42
Présentateur

don't know. Gorgeous Donna C. What's happening? Jonathan Bo Horvat.

1:01:02
Locuteur

Let's

1:01:03
Présentateur

see here.

1:01:05
Locuteur

No,

1:01:06
Présentateur

we have not discussed Phil Corso yet. Grand Paul Holland. How are you?

1:01:15
Locuteur

That

1:01:16
Présentateur

could be a telescope.

1:01:17
Locuteur

Let's

1:01:18
Présentateur

get a close-up here.

1:01:20
Locuteur

It

1:01:21
Présentateur

does look like maybe there's two stands there.

1:01:24
Locuteur

Maybe

1:01:24
Présentateur

like a camera,

1:01:25
Locuteur

tripod,

1:01:27
Présentateur

and a music stand.

1:01:29
Locuteur

That

1:01:29
Présentateur

one definitely looks like a music stand.

1:01:33
Locuteur

Or

1:01:33
Présentateur

maybe there are two.

1:01:34
Locuteur

I

1:01:35
Présentateur

don't know.

1:01:36
Locuteur

We're

1:01:48
Présentateur

going to find out.

1:01:51
Locuteur

Scott

1:01:52
Présentateur

Myers. How you doing?

1:01:53
Locuteur

Yeah,

1:01:54
Présentateur

you've been to his house.

1:01:55
Locuteur

Trust

1:01:56
Présentateur

Divine Mercy

1:01:57
Locuteur

from

1:01:58
Présentateur

Quenelle, British Columbia. Height unknown, weight unknown,

1:02:02
Locuteur

Grantavious

1:02:04
Présentateur

Grant Roger.

1:02:06
Locuteur

There

1:02:07
Présentateur

he is. Trust Divine Mercy. Nice to see you. Scotty Myers is in the chat room.

1:02:17
Locuteur

Okay,

1:02:17
Présentateur

we've got to know. What's with the two tripods in the back? Is one a music stand?

1:02:24
Locuteur

Are

1:02:25
Sébastien Martin

you talking about my tripod?

1:02:26
Locuteur

Yeah,

1:02:26
Présentateur

over your left-hand shoulder.

1:02:28
Sébastien Martin

Yeah. Well, those were – I was using those for interviews. So

1:02:34
Locuteur

I

1:02:34
Sébastien Martin

was using my camera equipment and stuff. And so, yeah.

1:02:40
Locuteur

I

1:02:41
Sébastien Martin

haven't done that in quite a while. Michigan

1:02:45
Présentateur

UFO, how are you doing there, buddy?

1:02:47
Locuteur

Nice

1:02:48
Présentateur

to see you. Everybody's curious about your book collection.

1:02:54
Locuteur

I

1:02:55
Présentateur

love your bookshelf.

1:02:57
Locuteur

Grant,

1:02:58
Présentateur

hold on a second. Grant, what the hell are you doing shoveling snow? They have snowblowers, man. TMI, Beelzebrad, good to see you guys.

1:03:09
Locuteur

Thanks

1:03:10
Présentateur

for joining us.

1:03:12
Locuteur

We've

1:03:13
Présentateur

got about one, two, two and a half minutes.

1:03:17
Auditeur

Yeah.

1:03:26
Locuteur

Is

1:03:27
Présentateur

that an owl on the top shelf? No, that's a face.

1:03:30
Sébastien Martin

Yeah, it's Plato.

1:03:32
Locuteur

Oh,

1:03:33
Présentateur

that's Plato. Okay.

1:03:35
Locuteur

And

1:03:35
Présentateur

what's in the urn above one of your children's pictures?

1:03:39
Locuteur

There's

1:03:39
Présentateur

a little urn there.

1:03:41
Locuteur

You

1:03:42
Sébastien Martin

mean like the brown box?

1:03:45
Locuteur

No,

1:03:46
Présentateur

no, no. If you go up three shelves and then to your left or your

1:03:51
Locuteur

right. Yeah. Yeah,

1:03:54
Sébastien Martin

that was a cigar box. Oh, okay.

1:03:59
Locuteur

Steve

1:03:59
Présentateur

Trainmark in Australia. Thank you for letting me know I'm alive tomorrow. I really appreciate that. Thank you. Apparently, according to gorgeous Pam McSee, I'm nosy tonight. Where's the cigar box?

1:04:21
Locuteur

Where's

1:04:21
Présentateur

the humidor?

1:04:22
Auditeur

That's the cigar box right there.

1:04:25
Présentateur

Oh, yeah.

1:04:27
Locuteur

I

1:04:27
Sébastien Martin

don't use that anymore.

1:04:29
Locuteur

You're

1:04:30
Sébastien Martin

not smoking cigars anymore?

1:04:32
Locuteur

Yeah,

1:04:32
Sébastien Martin

I do, but I don't use that box now. I've got like the big, you know. I

1:04:37
Locuteur

want to see

1:04:37
Présentateur

your humidor room. You probably have a humidor room, don't you?

1:04:43
Locuteur

I

1:04:43
Sébastien Martin

do, yes.

1:04:44
Présentateur

Yes, I figured that. Mr. Lurksalot, nice to see you. I want to come over to your house and just see the humidor. Mary Eck, nice to see you.

1:04:58
Locuteur

We've

1:04:59
Présentateur

got just over a minute here. Yes. And so Sebastian has a walk-in humidor.

1:05:08
Locuteur

That

1:05:08
Présentateur

does not surprise me.

1:05:11
Locuteur

The

1:05:12
Présentateur

gorgeous Simply Coco. Please tell us what you're drinking for tonight's show. What is your drink of choice?

1:05:19
Locuteur

My

1:05:20
Sébastien Martin

drinking choice? Right now I'm drinking

1:05:21
Locuteur

water. Yeah,

1:05:23
Présentateur

me too. But she's usually on a sangria or something along those lines. Sometimes wine. James Horn, nice to have you here.

1:05:31
Locuteur

I

1:05:32
Présentateur

want to say a big thank you to Arden, Anthony, Dry Toast, Reek and Havoc, Linda, Guilherme, and John for the amazing Super Chats. It's a wonderful way to support what we do on this show on a nightly basis. So thank you so much to all our Super Chatters. Big thank you to all the veterans who are tuning us in. You always have a safe home here in our chat rooms. All our regulars,

1:05:52
Locuteur

you

1:05:52
Présentateur

make it so much fun each and every night. So thank you so much. Don't forget, there it is. It is sangria tonight. Excuse me. And don't forget, do a little shopping

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1:06:24
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1:06:29
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1:06:29
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1:06:57
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1:07:45
Locuteur

we've

1:07:45
Présentateur

got to get to time travel.

1:07:48
Locuteur

Sebastian,

1:07:49
Présentateur

you are someone who is in the know. You've remote viewed this. You've talked to some very exclusive people about this subject.

1:07:57
Locuteur

Do

1:07:57
Présentateur

we have the ability to time travel?

1:08:01
Sébastien Martin

Technology-wise, yes. But at the same time,

1:08:05
Locuteur

how

1:08:08
Sébastien Martin

it's done, like let's say in the military, it's most likely done through the consciousness. So you can still be seen

1:08:16
Locuteur

at

1:08:17
Sébastien Martin

different times, but it doesn't mean that you can physically do things. They can't touch objects, but you can influence people. You can almost like remote view while being present. It's almost like by locating. That to me is my experiences with more with time travel. I've experienced it myself with people that are alive today. I also know that you can impact your own past or somehow intervene into what happened in the past to, like, according to some major events. Like, for example, for me,

1:09:02
Locuteur

a

1:09:05
Sébastien Martin

few years ago, I was attacked or I had a psychic attack from a Draco reptilian

1:09:09
Locuteur

that

1:09:10
Sébastien Martin

are remote viewed in Eastern Europe. And a few members of my team that were doing the same work because we're collecting data separately and therefore that information was being catalogued and compartmentalized. So as you provide these informations to your contacts, they can decipher or use these informations for making sure that what is real versus what's not or what may not happen. So

1:09:38
Locuteur

one

1:09:41
Sébastien Martin

day I was actually involved into a remote viewing session where I was trying to see a time traveling equipment that was hidden in a mountain in Eastern Europe. And it was an ancient piece of technology that was there and I was supposed to be describing it. And as I was doing that and I was exactly in that location, there was a white Draco reptilian looking at me straight through my consciousness. Like, he could see me. And I stopped the session. And that same night, I had a psychic attack from that being.

1:10:17
Locuteur

And

1:10:18
Sébastien Martin

then a week later, I went to New York on a business trip and after coming back from a Broadway show, I had a mark on my left leg and it was a clear mark, like a scratch that was fairly deep. And I went to have a shower and then went to bed and that night, I believe I died. It might be strong to say, but that's exactly how it felt like. And it was not a heart attack. My heart was perfectly fine. But you know what it's like when you have a psychic attack and you feel this frequency being targeted at you. And while remote viewing myself, I was able to see within my body that I had nanotechnology within myself and that was fighting me and I could not fight it.

And I gave up after four hours and I basically lost consciousness to the point that I woke up three hours later and I felt like I could just jump and fly off the curb of the street. It was only until recently that I discovered that it was actually, and I felt safe, to be honest, I felt like something changed.

1:11:33
Locuteur

I

1:11:34
Sébastien Martin

don't know why. I didn't feel tired after just three hours of passing out. And I

1:11:40
Locuteur

basically

1:11:42
Sébastien Martin

never understood what happened to me that night. And until recently when I realized that I was working with someone and were able to go back to that time to heal that time, to heal myself.

1:11:56
Locuteur

And

1:11:56
Sébastien Martin

that's the presence I felt the next day, remembering that's the experience I had.

1:12:02
Locuteur

So

1:12:03
Sébastien Martin

I don't know if I'm being too vague here, but what I'm saying is the experience of going back in the past and having an impact on someone's life and in a good way could happen energetically, not physically, if you understand what I mean. So I was able to time travel, like to go back in the past,

1:12:25
Locuteur

to

1:12:26
Sébastien Martin

see a person I know today who is like 10 years older than me. And I was able to see her as an adult, as myself, seeing her when she was six years old or 12 years old

1:12:37
Locuteur

and

1:12:38
Sébastien Martin

interact with her. And she could hear me and I could hear her and I could understand her language, even if I could not speak her language. That to me is way more powerful than the physical time travel that we can use using technology, because I think this is kind of limitless. You can not just like time travel onto this planet, but somewhere else. You can go anywhere you want, basically. And mastering the art of appearing somewhere else is very unique. I was able to do that. I don't know exactly how in the past my friends were able to see me at two different places at once in terms of by location. Is that time travel?

1:13:29
Locuteur

I

1:13:29
Sébastien Martin

don't know. Maybe it is. Maybe it's just a matter of changing reality. So you can bend this dimension to make it look like time travel, but it might not be.

1:13:41
Locuteur

I

1:13:41
Sébastien Martin

don't know. It doesn't mean I understand the specifics of it.

1:13:45
Locuteur

I

1:13:45
Sébastien Martin

don't know how it's done. I don't know the sounds behind it. I just know that it's possible.

1:13:54
Locuteur

Do

1:13:54
Présentateur

you think, though, that we do have people from the future visiting here right now?

1:14:01
Locuteur

Yes,

1:14:02
Sébastien Martin

of course. It's not using the technology that people see through Stargates and these kind of things. The military has tried to do that. And I'm talking about aliens from the future coming back to see us. They are not using our linear time to achieve it. They simply use a multidimensional portal to reach us and see us. If you can put that time travel, I don't know.

1:14:35
Locuteur

I

1:14:35
Sébastien Martin

don't think time is as linear as people think. You know, if you think of time travel, you think that, you know, we live in this reality in the present and we can go back in the past. It doesn't really matter. Like, you can go in the future, too. It's, you know, there was a classic, you know, mention about, you know, what's the concept when you can't kill yourself or your dad and if you kill your dad in the past, you know, you will not exist in the present. That was the major debate.

And I think recently there was a scientist in England, I think, who discovered that this could not happen, this could not be possible, like you could not kill your own father and come back into this reality of this present time

1:15:25
Locuteur

because the

1:15:29
Sébastien Martin

laws of physics would not allow us to achieve that because what he realized is we actually see, even if that's true, let's say you go back

1:15:37
Locuteur

in

1:15:38
Sébastien Martin

the past and you kill your father, when you come back in this present, it will most likely not be the same present because the subtlety of reality are changing all the time. So if you change something from the past, the past that you're accessing may not even be the real past that you've experienced as a human being.

1:15:58
Locuteur

It

1:15:59
Sébastien Martin

could just be like a variation of your past because it's limitless. And something happens for the future, too. We have different timelines. We can access different timelines. And that works for the past, too, because that's the complexity of our universe and our planet. It's not linear. We don't have a simple past and a simple present and a simple future. It changes all the time. And even with our thought process, we can change things. We can modify things.

1:16:28
Locuteur

So

1:16:29
Sébastien Martin

it's just,

1:16:31
Locuteur

to

1:16:32
Sébastien Martin

me, if you wish to just time travel to go from one point to another in time and space,

1:16:41
Locuteur

I

1:16:41
Sébastien Martin

do not believe this truly happened with technology.

1:16:45
Locuteur

Do you

1:16:46
Sébastien Martin

understand what I mean?

1:16:47
Locuteur

I

1:16:48
Sébastien Martin

don't believe that's true.

1:16:50
Locuteur

Because

1:16:50
Sébastien Martin

there's always been variations or changes that made it very complicated and are unreliable.

1:16:57
Locuteur

We've

1:16:57
Sébastien Martin

seen that through the looking glass technology where you could see glimpses of the future through the looking glass technology. And that proved to be unpredictable because what happens in the future may be very different from what truly would happen.

1:17:16
Locuteur

Okay,

1:17:18
Présentateur

so I understand what you're saying on a very ethereal level that any of us could time travel. But do we actually have the machine and the technology available to say, send a person like you or me back to 1985 to see where Doc is making the DeLorean?

1:17:40
Sébastien Martin

Yeah, that could happen. But again, this past would not be the same past as we would have had experienced in this lifetime. It would be a variant timeline. It would not be the same timeline as we would have experienced today. It would just be a different one.

1:18:05
Locuteur

Why

1:18:05
Présentateur

would it be different?

1:18:07
Locuteur

Because

1:18:07
Sébastien Martin

we can't control the past. Like if you try to go to a specific time, you could access it. But it doesn't mean that it would be the same reality

1:18:17
Locuteur

that

1:18:18
Sébastien Martin

you are experiencing on this timeline because it changes all the time.

1:18:25
Locuteur

How

1:18:25
Présentateur

can time in the past change

1:18:27
Locuteur

if

1:18:28
Présentateur

we've already lived it?

1:18:29
Locuteur

Because

1:18:30
Sébastien Martin

it's a different timeline.

1:18:33
Locuteur

It's

1:18:34
Sébastien Martin

not linear.

1:18:37
Locuteur

Or

1:18:37
Sébastien Martin

so we

1:18:38
Présentateur

think.

1:18:39
Locuteur

That's

1:18:40
Sébastien Martin

what quantum physicists talk about. Like, you know, they know of it. It's just not linear. And

1:18:45
Locuteur

that's

1:18:46
Sébastien Martin

it's it is theory. But there are also some physical experiments that have been conducted to show that, you know, you can show two objects at the same time in the room using quantum computers and technology.

1:19:02
Locuteur

To

1:19:03
Sébastien Martin

see that if you can time travel and go back in the specific past,

1:19:07
Locuteur

I

1:19:08
Sébastien Martin

think that may be possible. But you won't be then going back to your current timeline as it is today on this show, being aware of that because things would have changed.

1:19:23
Locuteur

You

1:19:23
Sébastien Martin

would never be able to reconcile.

1:19:25
Locuteur

It's

1:19:25
Sébastien Martin

way too

1:19:26
Présentateur

heavy,

1:19:27
Sébastien Martin

man. You would never be able to reconcile the past with the present in a variance of timelines that we could experience because it's limitless. And everybody could have a different experience as well. So it's really subjective. It's not collective.

1:19:51
Locuteur

Okay.

1:19:52
Présentateur

I think I'm getting it. Okay. I think I understand.

1:19:56
Locuteur

I

1:19:56
Présentateur

think I need to drink way more to understand,

1:19:59
Locuteur

you

1:20:00
Présentateur

know, rather than the water I have in my studio right now.

1:20:03
Locuteur

Well,

1:20:04
Présentateur

we can elaborate

1:20:04
Sébastien Martin

on that if you

1:20:06
Présentateur

wish.

1:20:06
Sébastien Martin

You know, I've got

1:20:07
Présentateur

time.

1:20:07
Locuteur

Well,

1:20:08
Présentateur

I've got some time here, too.

1:20:10
Locuteur

But,

1:20:10
Présentateur

I mean, apparently I can't go back in time because if I go to edit this show, it's not going to be the same as what it was.

1:20:16
Locuteur

Ah.

1:20:17
Sébastien Martin

Well, I mean, you know, we know of the Mandela effects.

1:20:22
Locuteur

Right? Oh,

1:20:24
Présentateur

don't even get me started on the Mandela effect. That's going to throw me right off. That's going to throw me right, right off. Because I actually had a couple of strange occurrences happen a number of months ago.

1:20:41
Locuteur

Okay. And

1:20:43
Présentateur

the most notable one

1:20:44
Locuteur

was

1:20:46
Présentateur

I was about to have author David Weatherly on the show.

1:20:49
Locuteur

It's

1:20:50
Présentateur

going back about four months.

1:20:51
Locuteur

And

1:20:52
Présentateur

I'm scrolling through Instagram.

1:20:54
Locuteur

And

1:20:55
Présentateur

I see his profile for Erie Lights. That's his publication company come up.

1:21:00
Sébastien Martin

Yeah.

1:21:00
Locuteur

And

1:21:01
Présentateur

I see a book.

1:21:02
Locuteur

Which

1:21:03
Présentateur

is

1:21:03
Locuteur

titled

1:21:04
Présentateur

Monsters of the Great Lakes. And David Weatherly along the bottom, like his titles normally are. So, as you know, I always do a pre-phone call.

1:21:15
Locuteur

Before

1:21:16
Présentateur

an interview, we had ours tonight. And I call up David and I said, Dave, I'm real excited about this new book you have out regarding

1:21:23
Locuteur

Monsters

1:21:25
Présentateur

of the Great Lakes. Can't wait to talk about that. Something new.

1:21:29
Locuteur

He

1:21:29
Présentateur

goes, Dave, yeah, that is a great topic.

1:21:33
Locuteur

But

1:21:33
Présentateur

I

1:21:34
Locuteur

have

1:21:34
Présentateur

never written that book.

1:21:37
Locuteur

I

1:21:37
Présentateur

said, what do you mean? I just saw it on your Instagram today.

1:21:41
Locuteur

Or

1:21:41
Présentateur

Facebook, whatever it was.

1:21:43
Locuteur

And

1:21:43
Présentateur

he goes, Dave,

1:21:45
Locuteur

I'm

1:21:46
Présentateur

telling you, man,

1:21:46
Locuteur

I've

1:21:47
Présentateur

never written that book.

1:21:49
Locuteur

And

1:21:50
Présentateur

do you think I could go back and find the post?

1:21:53
Locuteur

No. No. It

1:21:55
Présentateur

was

1:21:56
Sébastien Martin

gone.

1:21:58
Locuteur

Yeah.

1:21:59
Sébastien Martin

So, you know, going back to what you've experienced, you said that you're going

1:22:05
Locuteur

to

1:22:05
Sébastien Martin

be editing the show and looking back. And, you know, reality may change. No. It doesn't quite work that way. What I was referring to is if you try to physically go back to the show and experience it with me again, it would not be the same show and it would not be the same timeline. It would be a different past. With variations, it might be very minute variations, but it would not be the same show. It would not be the same experience. That's what I'm saying.

1:22:34
Locuteur

Okay,

1:22:35
Présentateur

so that would mean that all different timelines and

1:22:39
Locuteur

dimensions

1:22:41
Présentateur

are running at the exact same time.

1:22:43
Locuteur

That's

1:22:44
Sébastien Martin

correct.

1:22:44
Locuteur

Which

1:22:45
Présentateur

would mean

1:22:45
Locuteur

that

1:22:46
Présentateur

there really is no such thing as ghosts

1:22:48
Locuteur

because

1:22:50
Présentateur

a ghost timeline

1:22:51
Locuteur

would

1:22:53
Présentateur

be

1:22:53
Locuteur

running

1:22:55
Présentateur

at the exact same time

1:22:57
Locuteur

as

1:22:58
Sébastien Martin

us.

1:22:58
Locuteur

Well,

1:22:59
Sébastien Martin

they're multidimensional, so they could be in parallel to our reality, but they could merge from one timeline to another because they have the capacity of, you know, appearing and disappearing at will.

1:23:12
Locuteur

That's

1:23:12
Sébastien Martin

why

1:23:12
Locuteur

they

1:23:15
Sébastien Martin

can't

1:23:16
Locuteur

jump to the same

1:23:17
Sébastien Martin

timeline.

1:23:18
Locuteur

So

1:23:18
Présentateur

if you can't travel back to the future, which would mean you can't travel back forward to the same timeline. Can you travel or time travel from, say,

1:23:29
Locuteur

2021

1:23:29
Présentateur

to 2036 or 2182 or 2349?

1:23:35
Sébastien Martin

Sure. The same idea. Like, you know, you could access a timeline that might not be in line with the current timeline you are on today.

1:23:42
Locuteur

You

1:23:43
Sébastien Martin

know, because you are accessing something that is so far ahead that the consciousness of each individual on the planet may change and will change this timeline regardless. So it doesn't matter what you're trying to achieve by moving so far ahead in the future, it will never be the same.

1:24:01
Locuteur

You're

1:24:01
Sébastien Martin

only accessing something that might be remotely, you know, similar to what you think it will be, but it won't be that at all. It's going to be one of many, you know, realities, which is what we discussed from going back to looking glass technology. That's what those people in government realized, is that you can't rely on the future that much because it's ever changing.

1:24:28
Locuteur

So

1:24:29
Sébastien Martin

would that not

1:24:30
Présentateur

mean that there are

1:24:31
Locuteur

different Sebastians

1:24:34
Présentateur

and different Daves and different audience members in different timelines as well? Always. Yeah.

1:24:42
Locuteur

That's

1:24:42
Présentateur

correct. So if we experience then

1:24:45
Locuteur

death in

1:24:47
Présentateur

another timeline,

1:24:49
Locuteur

how

1:24:52
Présentateur

does it affect us?

1:24:53
Locuteur

You have to

1:24:53
Sébastien Martin

look at yourself. You have to look at yourself as energy, not just as a physical entity on this planet.

1:24:59
Locuteur

The

1:25:00
Sébastien Martin

reason being we can transmute this energy and diffuse it because we're all energy and we're all frequency.

1:25:08
Locuteur

We

1:25:09
Sébastien Martin

can have multiple experiences at the same time without realizing it because we are basically very powerful and we are eternal

1:25:16
Locuteur

and

1:25:18
Sébastien Martin

we can access all these different realities at once. It doesn't mean that we're necessarily aware of them because you lose your mind, like you're not able to function if you're aware of every single potential reality that's out there. It's impossible. Your brain could not comprehend it, but it does exist. It does happen.

1:25:37
Locuteur

And

1:25:37
Sébastien Martin

sometimes the bifurcation in timelines is so minute that you don't realize it.

1:25:45
Locuteur

But

1:25:45
Sébastien Martin

it can happen at any given moment during the day. It doesn't have to be. It's ever changing.

1:25:54
Locuteur

My

1:25:54
Présentateur

head hurts.

1:25:56
Locuteur

Eric

1:25:57
Présentateur

with a K wants to know,

1:25:58
Locuteur

what

1:25:59
Présentateur

about the power of now?

1:26:03
Sébastien Martin

Okay, I don't know. What's the power of now?

1:26:06
Locuteur

The

1:26:07
Sébastien Martin

power of now is what we're capable of achieving with what we have. And that's just being conscious and being present. And

1:26:15
Locuteur

that's

1:26:18
Sébastien Martin

the true power. The true power is to be within ourselves and to be able to be conscious of all of these different dimensions and timelines.

1:26:27
Locuteur

And

1:26:28
Sébastien Martin

that's how we can become more psychic. That's how we can become more powerful and more spiritual and more positive, living without fear. That is the power of now by being conscious and by being present.

1:26:41
Locuteur

You

1:26:41
Sébastien Martin

know, living too far ahead causes us to be anxious because we just worry too much about what's going to happen in the future. Looking back in the past might make us more depressed. If we are more present and we are embracing what's currently happening, we don't have those worries because we are living in this reality. We can be more present. We can breathe better. We can just transmute all these bad energies that happen on a daily basis. And we can actually change our environment. And we can change not just ourselves but others and impact others and impact matter.

We can basically transmute all of this negativity that's currently happening today and make our world a better place for it simply by thinking about it.

1:27:27
Locuteur

You're

1:27:27
Présentateur

killing my brain right now. Killing my brain. This is why I need to come to Vancouver Island and spend about a week with you, my friend.

1:27:35
Auditeur

Okay.

1:27:36
Présentateur

Definitely. 90 seconds to go before we go to break here. Sebastian Martin is our guest tonight.

1:27:43
Locuteur

How

1:27:43
Présentateur

long have you been remote viewing?

1:27:48
Locuteur

Five

1:27:48
Auditeur

years.

1:27:53
Locuteur

It's

1:27:53
Sébastien Martin

a small time. Small amount of time.

1:27:57
Locuteur

We're

1:27:57
Présentateur

going to get more into that

1:27:58
Locuteur

in

1:28:00
Présentateur

the break or after the break.

1:28:02
Locuteur

Yeah.

1:28:04
Sébastien Martin

I've been doing remote viewing for that long consciously. But when you think about all the psychic abilities that I had since I was a child, they're probably remote viewed without knowing what it was. I just did it. And, you know, I just couldn't put a name to it.

1:28:22
Locuteur

Well, remote

1:28:26
Présentateur

viewing is an interesting talent because, for me, I don't really see the difference between astral travel and remote viewing. I really don't.

1:28:38
Sébastien Martin

Well, astral travel can bring you to different realms that could be very, very irrealistic with this dimension. It doesn't have to be this world. It could be somewhere else. You could remote view a different planet, but I could also remote view the past. I could also remote view a different location for different people. And

1:29:03
Locuteur

the

1:29:05
Sébastien Martin

remote viewing is much broader. We can discuss that, you know, in the

1:29:09
Locuteur

last part. Well,

1:29:10
Présentateur

we'll come back to that on Spaced Out Radio as we shift gears once again.

1:29:22
Locuteur

We'll

1:29:26
Présentateur

find out on Spaced Out Radio right after this.

1:29:32
Locuteur

All

1:29:39
Présentateur

right, Enzo wants to know, if you travel back in time, nothing you change matters, but how sure are you you'll return to the present you left?

1:29:48
Locuteur

We

1:29:48
Sébastien Martin

already discussed it. We

1:29:50
Locuteur

already discussed it.

1:29:50
Sébastien Martin

That's exactly that. You know, you don't know. And most likely you won't. So, you know, if you time travel back in time, nothing you change matters. That's not true. It does matter because it affects everything around you at the time if you change something. How sure are you that you return to the present you left? You can't be sure because you already transformed something from a different timeline and expecting to have the same reality when you come back to your present time.

1:30:22
Locuteur

It

1:30:22
Sébastien Martin

doesn't happen that way. So, of course, it could be different. And it might also be a different reality that has nothing to do with the time you changed in the past.

1:30:33
Locuteur

If

1:30:33
Sébastien Martin

that was, you know, the theory behind that question.

1:30:36
Locuteur

Killing

1:30:43
Présentateur

my brain today.

1:30:45
Locuteur

I'm

1:30:45
Auditeur

sorry.

1:30:58
Locuteur

You

1:30:58
Sébastien Martin

know, it's just based on what I've experienced and what I know of it. It's fun. It's actually very fun.

1:31:05
Présentateur

Eric with a K. We are his third favorite show. We're number three.

1:31:12
Locuteur

He

1:31:12
Présentateur

is asking,

1:31:13
Locuteur

is

1:31:14
Présentateur

there any verifiable evidence that Sebastian can cite that would prove his beliefs or experiences?

1:31:25
Locuteur

That's

1:31:26
Sébastien Martin

a great question. My experiences are my own in terms of Zoro coming into my living room. I can't duplicate that experience. It's just something that I've lived through

1:31:37
Locuteur

that I

1:31:39
Sébastien Martin

know could have been compared to losing my mind. And I thought of that at the time because I was so rational.

1:31:47
Locuteur

But

1:31:48
Sébastien Martin

at the same time, I also had other experiences that were related to that encounter that made me see more things and led me to places that I would have never expected to go to. Like going to Mount Shasta, for example, was a voice in my head saying, you have to go to Mount Shasta. And

1:32:09
Locuteur

I'd

1:32:10
Sébastien Martin

never heard of Mount Shasta before. I'd never been to that place in California before.

1:32:15
Locuteur

And

1:32:15
Sébastien Martin

yet I've been. So clearly that could be an experience. The people I've met, the people I had UFO experiences with, like Scott Myers is with us tonight. And he's one of the experiences with me. I had many people that I mentioned in my book. Wait a second. Let's just come back with it.

1:32:48
Locuteur

So

1:32:49
Sébastien Martin

when you see that book,

1:32:52
Locuteur

In

1:32:52
Sébastien Martin

a Journey in the Outer Space,

1:32:54
Locuteur

I

1:32:54
Sébastien Martin

do have examples of people that were with me during those experiences and some of them. And those are still very close friends that I have, that I'm still in touch with, that had those very, very strange experiences. Alia Casey, who is actually the author of my forward in my book, was a former U.S. Department of Defense and Department of State staff. So working very closely with the Pentagon, these people are real and they interacted with me and I removed it for them and for many years. So in terms of evidence, I think I do mention a few in that book.

1:33:42
Locuteur

And yeah,

1:33:43
Sébastien Martin

I mean, that's basically what I can share right now. Oh, Sherry. Sherry, yeah, I

1:33:48
Locuteur

said,

1:33:48
Sébastien Martin

I can remove you.

1:33:49
Locuteur

I

1:33:49
Sébastien Martin

proved it to her. That is true. Thanks, Sherry. So, I mean,

1:33:53
Locuteur

we

1:33:54
Sébastien Martin

all have those experiences. Like, you

1:33:57
Locuteur

know,

1:33:57
Sébastien Martin

you had your own. If I ask you to prove it to me, it's harder when you have an experience. You can always be challenged all the time by anybody because at the end of the day, it's not just a belief, but it's also believing in your own limitations. And if you question someone else

1:34:18
Locuteur

based

1:34:19
Sébastien Martin

on their abilities, you have the right to do that. That's rational. But at the same time, it limits you to have those experiences for yourself because you have those doubts. And

1:34:29
Locuteur

it

1:34:31
Sébastien Martin

should not be that way. I think people should have their own experiences for themselves because it's important to live in that moment that we talked about and to have those deep connections.

1:34:45
Locuteur

It

1:34:45
Sébastien Martin

doesn't have to be proven. It's just something that you can leave for yourself and

1:34:51
Locuteur

sit

1:34:52
Sébastien Martin

with your own mind's eye, literally. You know,

1:34:55
Locuteur

you

1:34:56
Sébastien Martin

can think that you can imagine it, but it's not. It's just…

1:35:01
Locuteur

We've got to get going

1:35:03
Présentateur

here, buddy. I apologize. Thank you to the super chatters. Really appreciate it. Here we go with the second half. Space Down Radio is now underway. Thank you so much for joining us. My name is Dave Scott.

1:35:36
Locuteur

Appreciate

1:35:36
Présentateur

you tuning us in

1:35:37
Locuteur

and

1:35:38
Présentateur

enjoying the ride on the Woo train.

1:35:41
Locuteur

I

1:35:41
Présentateur

want to remind you that if you've missed portions of this show or others, check out our free archives by going to youtube.com forward slash Spaced Out Radio. Do me the favor. Hit that subscribe button. Our website is spacedoutradio.com. We have a plethora of features for you. Rock out to Bumblefoot. Read Shirky Pooh's Newswire. Check out our swag as well. Follow us on Twitter at Spaced Out Radio. Instagram at Spaced Out Radio Show. And now on TikTok at Spaced Out Radio. We're talking remote viewing with a good friend of this show. Sebastian Martin is here. He's been remote viewing for five years. And some of the things he's seen, well,

1:36:23
Locuteur

I'll

1:36:23
Présentateur

let him explain it. Sebastian, before we get too deep into this, for our radio listeners listening in

1:36:30
Locuteur

who

1:36:30
Présentateur

may not know what remote viewing is, maybe give a brief description.

1:36:36
Locuteur

Well,

1:36:37
Sébastien Martin

remote viewing is accessing a different

1:36:40
Locuteur

place

1:36:42
Sébastien Martin

with your mind's eye or your third eye.

1:36:46
Locuteur

You

1:36:47
Sébastien Martin

can literally transport your consciousness in a different location and it can happen instantly. It takes no time whatsoever and no effort to get there. You can remote view the past. You can remote view the present. And you can also remote view the future. In terms of

1:37:08
Locuteur

the

1:37:10
Sébastien Martin

future, like as we discussed, it's way more complex because it's ever-changing. If you want to remote view the planet, that's pretty much something that we never change or barely. So it's more reliable. If you try to remote view an event in the future, it might not be necessarily true because it's like we discussed before. It might, it could be changing all the time, so we can't rely on this timeline. An event in the past kind of works the same way. So relying on remote viewing for present events in different locations is way more reliable because it's live. And

1:37:53
Locuteur

the

1:37:54
Sébastien Martin

way I remote view myself, it kind of changes, but I usually see an event as a, as a, as a first person. So I could see my hands and I don't see my eyes on my face. I could just see an event. I could be transported

1:38:12
Locuteur

to

1:38:13
Sébastien Martin

a location and sometimes I could see an event through the eyes of someone else. So I could be in the body of someone else and, and having that clear vision of seeing this event. And that happened many times over with Alia, the person that, you know, is in my book. She mentioned that too. And I, I kind of related to those events because I was able to smell the cigars in the room and I was able to, you know, feel the air blowing on my face.

1:38:45
Locuteur

I

1:38:45
Sébastien Martin

could feel everything.

1:38:47
Locuteur

And

1:38:47
Sébastien Martin

I could also see what was in people's minds. Like I was able to read their thoughts as this was happening. So it doesn't happen all the time, but what I've noticed doing remote viewing on one individual in particular, like say I'm, I'm asked to remove you a person. And then what I can provide in terms of critical information is the connections that those people have that may lead to more people to check. Let's be that way or to very, to, to,

1:39:24
Locuteur

to

1:39:24
Sébastien Martin

keep an eye on. That's the, one of the aspects of remote viewing. I have seen events that could potentially happen. So timelines that never occurred because they were prevented. So it's by warning that this could happen if you do this. The reason why those events were

1:39:49
Locuteur

confirmed

1:39:51
Sébastien Martin

to be true is because I was seeing

1:39:54
Locuteur

like

1:39:55
Sébastien Martin

a detachment, for example, to do with a battalion going into a field. I was able to see the landscape clearly, and I was able to see what was behind the landscape that say there were some enemies placed on a mountain top behind that line of vision of those allies. I was able to determine what kind of military equipment that they had on that ridge. So while the events did not occur, that prevented them from potentially lead this group to, you know, men's executions, basically, or hardship. And just by providing that piece of evidence was able to prevent an event that never occurred. So, uh, that's how you can use remote viewing for,

1:40:48
Locuteur

uh,

1:40:51
Sébastien Martin

uh, prevented the kidnap of people, uh, people, you know, just being wary of the people they were souring themselves, souring themselves with, um, yeah, uh, preventing, uh, you know, assassinations and these kinds of things. Uh,

1:41:10
Locuteur

that's what you

1:41:10
Sébastien Martin

can do to, to use remote viewing. Okay.

1:41:12
Locuteur

We

1:41:13
Présentateur

know that through the United States government, they have been trying to remote view objects since the sixties,

1:41:20
Locuteur

going

1:41:21
Présentateur

back to where there was a big remote view battle allegedly between the U S government and military and the Kremlin

1:41:28
Locuteur

and

1:41:29
Présentateur

the USSR back in the, in those days.

1:41:31
Locuteur

Uh,

1:41:32
Présentateur

and, you know, apparently this had some very interesting results to where remote viewers were allegedly able to see right into the hidden books, uh, of what was written down in, uh, the Kremlin by the KGB.

1:41:47
Locuteur

Uh, and

1:41:48
Présentateur

today we learned that this was a very real program, uh, uh, we know that people like John Alexander were involved with that, how put off we're involved with that. We're learning that potentially, we're

1:42:01
Locuteur

learning that potentially, or

1:42:01
Présentateur

allegedly Luis Elizondo was quite the remote viewer in that program

1:42:06
Locuteur

as

1:42:07
Présentateur

well.

1:42:08
Auditeur

Mm-hmm.

1:42:09
Locuteur

So with,

1:42:10
Présentateur

with that being used on a, on a military level,

1:42:14
Locuteur

how

1:42:15
Présentateur

does that affect what we do as civilians, such as yourself, who want to remote view?

1:42:20
Locuteur

Oh, um,

1:42:26
Auditeur

how does it affect me?

1:42:28
Locuteur

Well,

1:42:28
Auditeur

how does it affect all of us

1:42:30
Locuteur

in

1:42:31
Présentateur

general?

1:42:32
Sébastien Martin

Well, because every, everybody can remote view.

1:42:35
Locuteur

It's

1:42:36
Sébastien Martin

not limited to a few, like it's just a matter of practicing and, and doing the work.

1:42:41
Locuteur

Um,

1:42:42
Sébastien Martin

and you have different methods to accept, to access it. Like obviously using, uh, binaural frequencies, uh, through like the Monroe Institute, for example, uh, they, they worked on that technique to remote view. And that was the basis of this target program, but, uh, you can, you can use various methods. And I, I was meditating since the age of eight years old, uh, using transcendental meditation. And my first remote viewing experience was, was when I was truly 16 years old. And, um, I was doing that to impress a girl, like to actually see objects on a nightstand, you know, uh, you know, in a dorm.

And, uh, I was able to, to see the three objects that she placed, uh, to trick me when the original method was just one object. Uh, and that was again, one method that I've used to access or do remote viewing. I didn't know what it was at the time. Um, I panicked because it felt, um, very strange to me. I was able to, uh, travel through like a black channel or tunnel and then being hovering over that nightstand. And then as soon as I saw it and I was not even looking around cause I was just so focused on those objects and I came back into my body and it was a shock. Like I was literally, um, out of breath. I was sweating. Um, and I was completely frozen in my bed. I couldn't move.

1:44:10
Locuteur

Uh,

1:44:11
Sébastien Martin

and that scared me. And I vowed that I would never do that again. And, and I didn't not that same way. And it's by opening myself up to, um, well, hypnosis actually at,

1:44:24
Locuteur

at

1:44:24
Sébastien Martin

first

1:44:24
Locuteur

doing,

1:44:25
Sébastien Martin

uh, hypnosis. And after my encounter with Zoh in my living room, I was able to access my subconscious mind and somehow something clicked. And I don't think it had anything to do with hypnosis, but that was the process I went through to, um, open myself up, open myself up to remote viewing. Because the first sighting I had, um, was about a potential agent in the field that was about to be, um, discovered. And I warned that person knowing who that person was at the time,

1:45:04
Locuteur

never

1:45:06
Sébastien Martin

met that person before in my life, but somehow I knew who that person was. And I wasn't able to warn a person of, um, that, um, potential discovery. And that person was able to leave that safe house on time and leave the country.

1:45:22
Locuteur

That's

1:45:23
Sébastien Martin

how it all started for me. And what was interesting is I had

1:45:28
Locuteur

better

1:45:29
Sébastien Martin

chances or successes with certain people for remote viewing. So in my case, um, working with Aya, for example, was, uh, a mind blowing experience because she tested me a great deal in terms of remote viewing experiences. And I was able to go back to past events to witness things that the media never talked about. And that's how she was able to confirm some of my remote viewing experiences, which I was discovering at the time, uh, in a full blown manner. And that became, um, a routine, uh, for me. Like I was, I was doing it so randomly that, um, I could be cooking my breakfast in the morning and have a remote viewing session. Uh, it was that easy, uh, and at any given time.

And sometimes I was even, I wasn't even thinking about it. It was, it was just happening. I was able to connect directly to some events, um, working with Aya. That was one of the things I did.

1:46:40
Locuteur

All

1:46:40
Présentateur

right. We got a couple of questions from our audience here for you. And let's start off with Larry here. What are some things a person can do to be able to remote view?

1:46:48
Locuteur

Well, uh,

1:46:50
Sébastien Martin

the first one is to meditate because through meditation, you can access your subconscious mind and you will be able to, um, see things. Uh, and that's how you can literally start the remote viewing experience is to be open to, uh,

1:47:10
Locuteur

to

1:47:11
Sébastien Martin

those changes and, and to be able to feel them. So

1:47:15
Locuteur

I

1:47:16
Sébastien Martin

have to say that remote viewing is to me is a very mental, uh, aspect. It's not something that I feel. And most good remote viewers will tell you the same thing in order to be a good remote viewer. You don't have to feel anything because the emotions are masking the, the true experience of remote viewing,

1:47:38
Locuteur

but,

1:47:39
Sébastien Martin

uh, you can access remote viewing in a different way through the heart for doing the right things too. So these, there are ways, different ways of doing it. Um, truthfully, um, they all work kind of similarly that you can basically achieve the same results. Uh, and that's basically the same thing as being a psychic. You can, um, have a true experience in a psychic

1:48:05
Locuteur

connecting

1:48:07
Sébastien Martin

to someone and have a true vision. Uh, something happens with remote viewing. Uh, but in order to, to achieve that results, you, um, like I said, I mentioned, um,

1:48:19
Locuteur

um,

1:48:20
Sébastien Martin

you know, by normal frequencies, uh, you can listen to some of these tapes. You can even, um, you know, sleep on it, sleep with it. And that would open your, your mind to, um, having more dreams and opening up your pineal glands. So you have more dreams and you are more open to, uh, accessing your third eye that way. That's what I would recommend meditating, um, breathing, like doing breathing techniques. There are so many things that you can do. And if you have that connection and it becomes clearer and clearer every day, then anyone can achieve that, that result.

1:48:58
Locuteur

All

1:48:59
Présentateur

right, let's move on to another question here. Lala is asking, how do you feel physically and mentally after your remote view?

1:49:07
Locuteur

Uh,

1:49:07
Sébastien Martin

it depends on the experience. Um, if I'm, if I'm involved in a, in an experience that is, uh, mentally challenging because of what I see at the time, when I see those events,

1:49:21
Locuteur

it

1:49:21
Sébastien Martin

doesn't touch me because I don't feel them.

1:49:24
Locuteur

Uh,

1:49:25
Sébastien Martin

I'm just witnessing what's happening. And that's how to do, because I've seen things that were pretty horrific and, and yet you just have to keep it objective because you just want to relate the events. And hopefully certain, certain, certain,

1:49:41
Locuteur

certain

1:49:41
Sébastien Martin

things can change. But, um, at the end, you know, this is what led me to, um, quit the program is because it was becoming too challenging for me. Uh, I still do it now casually for fun, but not for, uh, for work. And physically to always feel, felt good. Like it was not a bad feeling, but when I had, um, obviously like a challenging experience after the facts, this could have affected me at the beginning.

1:50:14
Locuteur

It

1:50:14
Sébastien Martin

was affecting me more, uh, physically with, um, having heart palpitations and anxiety arising from those visions or,

1:50:22
Locuteur

uh,

1:50:22
Sébastien Martin

sessions. And as time went by,

1:50:26
Locuteur

um,

1:50:27
Sébastien Martin

I wasn't really physically feeling differently. It was just part of what I was doing. And so

1:50:33
Locuteur

I

1:50:34
Sébastien Martin

was used to it. So I was not really fazed by it.

1:50:39
Présentateur

Max wants to know, how do you validate your experience when it's happening?

1:50:43
Locuteur

Uh,

1:50:44
Sébastien Martin

well, like I said, the, the people I worked with validated those experiences for me because,

1:50:48
Locuteur

um,

1:50:48
Sébastien Martin

I can't validate them for myself. There's no way,

1:50:52
Locuteur

um,

1:50:52
Sébastien Martin

especially when it happens, uh, like, you know, 12,000 kilometers away from here. Like it's, there's no way I can know that whatever I'm seeing is true. So only the people working with me can validate what is true and what's not. And what's interesting is over time, some of the remote viewing sessions I had, um, at the time felt wrong. Not, not to me, but to the people I was working with because it made no sense. And then as time went by, they realized that those events occurred and because it was just delayed. And so that's what I've experienced. And that's how they were able to validate those events for me down the line.

1:51:34
Locuteur

You

1:51:34
Présentateur

are someone who has

1:51:36
Locuteur

been

1:51:37
Présentateur

asked to remote view some major situations. And I'm going to keep those very privately from, uh, personal discussions you and I have had off the record, uh, in the past. But for you, when someone asks you to remote view something,

1:51:55
Locuteur

what

1:51:56
Présentateur

would put you in that situation?

1:51:58
Locuteur

What

1:52:01
Auditeur

do

1:52:01
Locuteur

you

1:52:01
Auditeur

mean?

1:52:02
Locuteur

How

1:52:03
Présentateur

would,

1:52:03
Locuteur

how

1:52:04
Présentateur

would someone approach you and say, I want to, I want you to remote, to remote view subject A in

1:52:12
Locuteur

Turkmenistan

1:52:14
Présentateur

or Britain or,

1:52:17
Locuteur

you

1:52:18
Présentateur

know, Jordan or, or wherever it

1:52:20
Locuteur

may

1:52:20
Sébastien Martin

be. So the way it worked for me is I work well with pictures. So I was given a picture

1:52:25
Locuteur

of

1:52:27
Sébastien Martin

the subject that I was able to remote view that person. And by removing, removing that person, I was able to link that person to, uh, some places,

1:52:37
Locuteur

uh,

1:52:38
Sébastien Martin

and some other people too. So I was able to find out about their, um, everything from their religion to, uh, their belief systems, to, um, uh, the people they interacted with, what they were like as individuals. If they were like, uh, you know, cheaters or sexual or, uh, greedy or whatever it felt like, I was able to, to have all this information at once,

1:53:03
Locuteur

uh,

1:53:04
Sébastien Martin

during remote viewing.

1:53:04
Locuteur

Um,

1:53:06
Sébastien Martin

recently I did, um, a remote viewing session for a friend and, um, to do with her children. And I was able to remote view them and I was able to describe them for her very accurately. And I'd never met them. I just didn't know them. And, um, everything that was able to see was also related to their past. And so I was able to remote view that and see events that happened to her

1:53:32
Locuteur

in

1:53:33
Sébastien Martin

her lifetime. And she remembered those events after I explained to her and describe them to her. And I had no way of knowing. So again, she was able to validate that for me. Um, and I was not seeing a picture of the children. I was able to see her. I knew her and I was able to connect to those people through her. So it's not always the same, but if it's a subject like, you know,

1:54:00
Locuteur

um,

1:54:00
Sébastien Martin

person A or person B, usually it works best with pictures. That's usually how I worked. And I've done that many times over, uh, even in the couch in bed with some friends and that worked well for me. And again, those people were able to validate what I would have experienced.

1:54:17
Présentateur

Lala would like to know, how did you create this into a career? Where would one start?

1:54:23
Sébastien Martin

Hmm. Well, I was not, uh, choosing that career. I just, I was picked to do it. Um, but if you basically join certain groups, like for example, if you, um, I don't know if I should say that, uh, um, let's say, uh, you basically go through. Um, like a,

1:54:49
Locuteur

uh,

1:54:49
Sébastien Martin

seminar and you want to learn about remote viewing or even, um, binaural frequencies, you go to the Monroe Institute and you become a very good subject and you, you have those wonderful experiences.

1:55:01
Locuteur

Um,

1:55:02
Sébastien Martin

it is possible that some of these individuals may be selected.

1:55:05
Locuteur

Um,

1:55:06
Sébastien Martin

let's put

1:55:07
Locuteur

it

1:55:07
Sébastien Martin

that way.

1:55:11
Locuteur

Is

1:55:11
Présentateur

there anything you will not remote view?

1:55:16
Sébastien Martin

Uh, yes, but I won't mention it here today.

1:55:22
Locuteur

Have

1:55:23
Présentateur

you ever turned down a job because you're like,

1:55:26
Locuteur

that

1:55:27
Présentateur

is not something I agree with?

1:55:28
Locuteur

Yes. Yes. Yes.

1:55:33
Sébastien Martin

Yes.

1:55:33
Locuteur

It

1:55:33
Sébastien Martin

kind of led me to stopping doing what I was doing because of it.

1:55:38
Locuteur

Can

1:55:38
Présentateur

you remote view extraterrestrials?

1:55:40
Locuteur

Yes.

1:55:41
Sébastien Martin

Of course.

1:55:44
Locuteur

When

1:55:44
Présentateur

you remote view extraterrestrials,

1:55:48
Locuteur

is

1:55:49
Présentateur

the game different

1:55:50
Locuteur

than remotely human? Um,

1:55:53
Sébastien Martin

it's, it's not that the game is different. It's just that you access a different level of consciousness that is not human. So you have a very different level of understanding and it's, um, it's very complex to the extent that some of these, um, realities, may be distorted simply because your human brain cannot comprehend it. So you're only able to see a certain aspect of those. It is. And so you, when you access the consciousness, it becomes very different because they're already accessing a different level of consciousness than yours, from what you are used to on the day to day basis.

So it's, uh, it's so complex that it could lead you to see way more than you bargained for at first, because it kind of, uh, brings you into different kind of rabbit hole that leads you to, um, different realities. Well, at once while dealing with those beings were already multidimensional. So it's very, very challenging, but yes, I've done that many times.

1:56:59
Locuteur

If

1:57:00
Présentateur

you could remote view extraterrestrials, have you been able to figure out

1:57:05
Locuteur

through

1:57:06
Présentateur

that remote viewing what their purpose of coming to this planet is?

1:57:11
Sébastien Martin

Yes.

1:57:11
Locuteur

Uh,

1:57:11
Sébastien Martin

yes. I mean, to some, again, to some extent, because I can't say I've remote viewed everyone. Um, but for what I'm used to is, um, it's the observers and they are just curious to link our consciousness with theirs. So they are learning from, from us and from what we're experiencing. And it's mostly from the emotions that we're going through. That is very foreign to them

1:57:35
Locuteur

because

1:57:36
Sébastien Martin

it's something that almost like becomes archaic as time as we evolve, because we are very primal beings. And we, we have those emotions that are very, um, animal like, but we also have very deep emotions that we can't even comprehend today. Very, very complex emotions that those beings no longer have.

1:58:00
Locuteur

And

1:58:00
Sébastien Martin

I'm saying no longer because I do see them as people coming from the future, not from our past. So they simply go back to this timeline so they can try to understand what they've lost, you know, over time

1:58:14
Locuteur

for

1:58:15
Sébastien Martin

being more evolved beings. Basically that's, that's the reality of it. Um,

1:58:22
Locuteur

you

1:58:23
Sébastien Martin

know, what's interesting is my current expense right now for what's currently happening is that those beings are looking at what's currently happening in the world of COVID. And nothing seems to be wrong to them because this is part of potentially their future timeline too.

1:58:41
Locuteur

This

1:58:42
Sébastien Martin

is like a major turning point in, uh, in people's evolution and consciousness evolution. As, as time goes by, we're going to be seeing those things aligning with what we understand of various aliens that we know of on this planet. That's how this is perfectly normal to them, that they have no, no need for them to involve, to get involved in what is currently happening. That's why there is no intervention.

1:59:08
Locuteur

All

1:59:09
Présentateur

right, we'll talk more remote viewing with Sebastian Martin as we have until the bottom of the hour on Spaced Out Radio. Then we will bring in the fedora wearing John Hudson for the unbiased UFO report. Shurky Pooh's news, thought of the Dave, a jam packed third hour coming up on Spaced Out Radio when we return.

1:59:39
Locuteur

All

1:59:40
Présentateur

right, we're clear, buddy.

1:59:41
Sébastien Martin

Okay,

1:59:42
Locuteur

I'm

1:59:42
Sébastien Martin

just going to have a glass of water and I come back.

1:59:44
Présentateur

Yes.

1:59:45
Locuteur

Okay.

1:59:46
Sébastien Martin

Thank

1:59:46
Locuteur

you.

1:59:46
Présentateur

Tracy Wenzel.

1:59:48
Locuteur

Welcome

1:59:48
Présentateur

to Spaced Out Radio's chat room.

1:59:53
Locuteur

This

1:59:54
Présentateur

show took on a life of its own.

1:59:56
Locuteur

This

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has been kind of cool.

1:59:58
Locuteur

The

1:59:58
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lovely Candy Romero. What is happening?

2:00:02
Locuteur

Don't

2:00:15
Présentateur

forget everyone.

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Locuteur

Mark

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Locuteur

on

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Présentateur

your calendars. Because right now

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Locuteur

that

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Présentateur

is going to be

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Locuteur

our

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Présentateur

first annual SOR fan party in Las Vegas.

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Locuteur

Now

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Présentateur

we're still working out the full details on that.

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Locuteur

We'll

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Présentateur

hopefully get that done in the next week or two.

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Locuteur

And

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Présentateur

what we're going to do is gather around, hang out in Vegas,

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Locuteur

have

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Présentateur

some drinks, talk about some woo. No, it's not a conference. No, it's not a big speaking engagement. It's about all of us coming together, hanging on out in the wonderful Sin City

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Locuteur

and chilling

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Présentateur

out, talking some woo, having some dinner, some drinks, and just spending some fun times with your fellow SOR listeners.

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Yes,

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April 22nd to 24th. Now, when the official announcement comes down, what I need from all of you who are planning on going

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to email

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our

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that we're going to give you. And what we're going to do is we're going to make sure that we have some

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So

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we're just working out the details. It's going to be very impromptu. There's no schedule

2:01:40
Locuteur

except

2:01:41
Présentateur

for maybe dinner because

2:01:43
Locuteur

we're

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Présentateur

not eating breakfast for dinner in Vegas. I'm just going to clarify that right now. There will be no breakfast for dinner

2:01:51
Locuteur

options. So

2:01:56
Présentateur

tentatively, Friday night,

2:01:57
Locuteur

we're

2:01:58
Présentateur

all going to hang out.

2:01:59
Locuteur

I'm

2:02:00
Présentateur

going to be going down on a Thursday, coming back on Monday.

2:02:03
Locuteur

So

2:02:04
Présentateur

on the Friday night, that'll be our first official hangout session.

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Locuteur

I

2:02:11
Présentateur

don't know where yet. Then Saturday,

2:02:13
Locuteur

during

2:02:14
Présentateur

the day, you guys can do what you want. And then we'll all meet up at some place for dinner, hang out.

2:02:20
Locuteur

And

2:02:21
Présentateur

then we'll go for drinks that evening

2:02:23
Locuteur

and

2:02:23
Présentateur

hang out again.

2:02:24
Locuteur

Then

2:02:27
Présentateur

after that,

2:02:29
Locuteur

what

2:02:30
Présentateur

we will do is on the Sunday, obviously, everybody's going to want to sleep in.

2:02:34
Locuteur

And

2:02:35
Présentateur

then we will, for those who are sticking around on Sunday and maybe leaving on the Monday, like I will be.

2:02:42
Locuteur

Maybe

2:02:42
Présentateur

what we could do is we could

2:02:44
Locuteur

hang

2:02:45
Présentateur

on out, have some lunch

2:02:46
Locuteur

and

2:02:49
Présentateur

some dinner that night

2:02:51
Locuteur

and

2:02:52
Présentateur

party on on Sunday night again.

2:02:55
Locuteur

And

2:02:56
Présentateur

then Monday, we go home feeling messed up

2:02:58
Locuteur

like

2:03:00
Présentateur

a bunch of deviants

2:03:01
Locuteur

who

2:03:02
Présentateur

just didn't get enough sleep.

2:03:06
Locuteur

That's

2:03:06
Présentateur

the way it's going to work.

2:03:08
Locuteur

I

2:03:08
Présentateur

know Lynn Wallington's going. I know Dirty Filth is going.

2:03:12
Locuteur

A

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Présentateur

number of members from our team will be there.

2:03:15
Locuteur

And

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Présentateur

we want you guys to come too. The official announcement's coming soon. But make sure that you put it on your calendar for April 22nd to 24th

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Locuteur

on

2:03:24
Présentateur

the Las Vegas Strip.

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Locuteur

We'll

2:03:26
Présentateur

make sure it happens.

2:03:28
Locuteur

The

2:03:28
Présentateur

only thing that could really kill it is if they shut the borders down again. But I don't think so this time.

2:03:32
Locuteur

I

2:03:33
Présentateur

don't think so this time. Let's say a quick hello to my brother Eugene in Philly or wherever you are right now, Eugene. I love you, man. No name. Welcome to our channel. Thank you for joining us. Tessa in Australia looking lovely today.

2:03:48
Locuteur

Thank

2:03:48
Présentateur

you. Or I should say tomorrow

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Locuteur

because

2:03:51
Présentateur

you're in tomorrow. Candy Romero. You can meet me in Vegas. Yes, you can.

2:03:57
Locuteur

We're

2:03:58
Présentateur

going to do that.

2:04:00
Locuteur

All

2:04:00
Présentateur

right.

2:04:02
Locuteur

And

2:04:02
Présentateur

everybody's going to be Chad Smith

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Locuteur

over

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Présentateur

there.

2:04:06
Locuteur

So

2:04:06
Présentateur

mark it on your calendar. April 22nd to 24th.

2:04:10
Locuteur

I'll

2:04:10
Présentateur

put it up here right now. Right there.

2:04:13
Locuteur

Thank

2:04:13
Présentateur

you. Spooky Morales. Spooky Morales is going to be there.

2:04:21
Locuteur

How

2:04:21
Présentateur

you doing, buddy? This show is

2:04:22
Locuteur

flown

2:04:26
Présentateur

on by. Okay.

2:04:27
Locuteur

Yeah.

2:04:28
Auditeur

As he always does.

2:04:30
Présentateur

Hmm.

2:04:32
Locuteur

Scott

2:04:33
Présentateur

Myers

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Locuteur

wants

2:04:35
Présentateur

you to remote view the Vegas thing, whether or not it'll happen.

2:04:41
Locuteur

Well,

2:04:41
Sébastien Martin

of course it will happen.

2:04:43
Locuteur

Mm

2:04:44
Auditeur

hmm.

2:04:45
Locuteur

In

2:04:45
Sébastien Martin

April. Yeah. Yeah.

2:04:47
Locuteur

You

2:04:47
Sébastien Martin

know, what I've already reviewed and what I know of today

2:04:52
Locuteur

is,

2:04:53
Sébastien Martin

again, things could change because I hate removing in the future. But what's going to happen potentially is that the current variant that we're experiencing today will all make us realize that it doesn't really truly matter at the end how many vaccines or boosters we can get.

2:05:16
Locuteur

We

2:05:16
Sébastien Martin

just have to live with it because it will become something of the norm, like a new form of flu. And as we know,

2:05:25
Locuteur

that's

2:05:27
Sébastien Martin

pretty much what we're currently experiencing now. And it doesn't matter how many

2:05:32
Locuteur

shots

2:05:33
Sébastien Martin

you get. We'll be learning from that and evolving and leading with it. And we'll have to live with that. And I think by April time, I see that as being part of the norm. And we'll be seeing pills and various treatments that will be coming to the marketplace that will help save lives and

2:05:57
Locuteur

basically,

2:05:59
Sébastien Martin

you know, help us go back to what we consider to be normal.

2:06:04
Locuteur

All

2:06:04
Sébastien Martin

right.

2:06:06
Locuteur

Swamp

2:06:07
Présentateur

Dweller. How are you doing, buddy?

2:06:08
Locuteur

Here

2:06:09
Présentateur

we go.

2:06:15
Locuteur

Would

2:06:15
Invité

you like to connect with us? Head to spacedoutradio.com for all your latest show info. Now back to Dave Scott and SOR.

2:06:25
Présentateur

Here we go with the third and final hour of Spaced Out Radio tonight.

2:06:28
Locuteur

My

2:06:29
Présentateur

name is Dave Scott. Thank you so much for taking the time to join us. We really do appreciate it. I want to remind you that if you miss portions of this show or others, check out our free archives by going to youtube.com forward slash Spaced Out Radio. Do old Davey the favor. Hit that subscribe button. Our website is spacedoutradio.com. We have a plethora of features for you. Rock out to Bumblefoot. Read Shirky Pooh's Newswire. Check out our swag as well. Follow us on Twitter at Spaced Out Radio. Instagram at Spaced Out Radio Show. And now on TikTok at Spaced Out Radio. We continue on tonight with Sebastian Martin. Remote viewing. Sebastian,

2:07:11
Locuteur

I

2:07:11
Présentateur

got a question from our audience here. Okay. Right off the bat.

2:07:16
Locuteur

Because

2:07:16
Présentateur

I'm interested in this too. And this one comes from The Killers, brand new to our chat room.

2:07:22
Locuteur

What

2:07:23
Présentateur

happens when you remote view a secret base like Area 51?

2:07:31
Sébastien Martin

Well, like any other places I have, I have remote viewed a secret base in America that was hosting a bunch of aliens that were trapped in glass cases. And the food was actually coming from the floor, like for certain foods that they received was actually coming from the floor up.

2:08:01
Locuteur

And all

2:08:02
Sébastien Martin

of these beings were prisoners. They were trapped in those places. And they were obviously learning from them. But at the same time, it's hard to know if they would be used as guinea pigs for certain things, chopped up or whatever. But those beings were well and alive when I remote view them.

2:08:24
Locuteur

So

2:08:24
Sébastien Martin

you can access certain aspects of those bases. And Area 51, well, for what I know of that is like it goes deep, deep, deep underground for, you know, it has so many different levels that, then again, that connects to other locations through like a tramway system kind of thing. And it's just, it's very vast. So whatever is on the surface has nothing to do with what's happening on the ground.

2:08:58
Locuteur

Can

2:08:58
Présentateur

you get shut out from remote viewing there? Can they turn you off, whoever they are?

2:09:02
Locuteur

Can

2:09:03
Sébastien Martin

try, but never worked.

2:09:07
Locuteur

I

2:09:07
Sébastien Martin

mean, you would expect, I would have expected some, some kind of level of, you know, blocks, frequency,

2:09:18
Locuteur

you

2:09:19
Sébastien Martin

know, scramblers or whatever it is. But it doesn't seem like to me,

2:09:23
Locuteur

it

2:09:23
Sébastien Martin

seems like the,

2:09:23
Locuteur

the

2:09:24
Sébastien Martin

remote viewing is not being affected by that. It's not being affected by a certain form of frequency because it's to do with consciousness and energy and it's limitless. And so it has no boundaries.

2:09:37
Locuteur

That's

2:09:37
Sébastien Martin

basically how it feels like.

2:09:41
Présentateur

Mad Magus wants to know, have you ever worked with police on missing persons cases?

2:09:47
Sébastien Martin

No, I haven't, but I know a few people who have, and it's been very successful for them. You can look it up, you know, you have many remote viewers or psychics, you know, they, I don't think they really use remote viewing for that. They use like more psychics who can use like pendulums and locate people from maps and these kinds of things. And yes, it's been very successful to, to some extent with some people. And to some extent, some other cases were not as good. Like I, I, I was involved with some missing persons cases to end up to be, those people died and it happened. And I saw them dead before they found them. But I was able to describe the events and the locations.

Um, but that's something I don't enjoy doing

2:10:43
Locuteur

because

2:10:45
Sébastien Martin

it's just too, um, morbid, uh, to me. I mean, if you see some,

2:10:50
Locuteur

like

2:10:51
Sébastien Martin

some child's missing and you see that child dead and it's not, it's not a pleasant sight. So this is not something I like to

2:10:59
Locuteur

immerse

2:11:00
Sébastien Martin

myself into. Um, just for my own sanity, it's not nice. I just rather not deal with it.

2:11:09
Locuteur

All

2:11:09
Présentateur

right, let's move on to another one

2:11:11
Locuteur

from

2:11:12
Présentateur

Mad Magus.

2:11:13
Locuteur

How

2:11:14
Présentateur

clear are the numerics when you remote view? How accurate are you in reading them?

2:11:22
Auditeur

What do

2:11:23
Locuteur

you

2:11:23
Auditeur

mean by the numerics?

2:11:27
Locuteur

What

2:11:27
Auditeur

does it mean? I have no idea. Um, numerics.

2:11:34
Locuteur

Can

2:11:34
Auditeur

you

2:11:35
Sébastien Martin

elaborate on that maybe Mad Magus?

2:11:38
Locuteur

Uh,

2:11:39
Présentateur

we'll get, well, I'll,

2:11:40
Locuteur

I'll

2:11:40
Présentateur

bring that back. Okay.

2:11:41
Locuteur

Okay.

2:11:41
Présentateur

Donna is asking,

2:11:43
Locuteur

Hey,

2:11:44
Présentateur

have you ever had someone see you back when remote viewing

2:11:46
Locuteur

them? Yes. Uh,

2:11:49
Sébastien Martin

that's what I'm saying. I did mention the, uh, the, the white Draco reptilian that saw me. Um, I can't confirm or validate that event only through the attacks of expense after the facts. But, um, yes, that, that person saw me.

2:12:07
Locuteur

Um, that

2:12:07
Sébastien Martin

being saw me,

2:12:09
Locuteur

um,

2:12:10
Sébastien Martin

I saw me too, but that was

2:12:12
Locuteur

different

2:12:13
Sébastien Martin

because I remote viewed her from the past and had a very clear vision of that. And I was able to describe, um, a vision of her, uh, talking to her that happened in the past.

2:12:26
Locuteur

Um,

2:12:27
Sébastien Martin

and that was very, very clear in my mind. And she saw me at the time and I saw her.

2:12:31
Locuteur

Uh,

2:12:31
Sébastien Martin

so I guess that is some kind of validation that occurred.

2:12:35
Locuteur

Um,

2:12:36
Sébastien Martin

most of the subjects, uh, I was, uh, remote viewing were not aware that there was actually doing them. And I know that the,

2:12:44
Locuteur

uh,

2:12:44
Sébastien Martin

ethics would, you know, believe that, you

2:12:47
Locuteur

know,

2:12:47
Sébastien Martin

you need to ask their consent to remote view them. And to some extent by respecting that, um, you can potentially get a better result. Um, or at least it's more karmic or in line with the karmic, uh, laws. But, uh, I, it never bothered me at the time because to me, um, this is not something that I was even aware of. Uh, I was just doing it because it worked. And

2:13:12
Locuteur

so

2:13:14
Sébastien Martin

when I was seeing someone, uh, either like, you know, dead or alive, I was able to tap into their consciousness regardless of the time. And

2:13:25
Locuteur

I

2:13:25
Sébastien Martin

don't think that they were aware of me

2:13:27
Locuteur

at

2:13:28
Sébastien Martin

the time.

2:13:29
Locuteur

Uh,

2:13:30
Sébastien Martin

they may have been aware of me to some capacity, but I can't confirm that or know how. Um, yeah, that's pretty much what I could say about it.

2:13:39
Locuteur

All

2:13:39
Présentateur

right. Mennonite Abe is asking, can you be harmed mentally or physically while remote viewing?

2:13:44
Locuteur

No,

2:13:45
Sébastien Martin

it never, it never happened to me. Um, but you can physically, um, impact others while doing remote viewing.

2:13:56
Locuteur

You

2:13:56
Sébastien Martin

can certainly, uh, use it for nefarious,

2:14:00
Locuteur

um,

2:14:02
Sébastien Martin

agendas, but I never dealt with that. Um, but yes, you can, you can influence. That's called remote influencing. And I'm not doing that. I never did that. Um, never tried to do that. Uh, never felt like I had to, but, um, yes, it is possible, but I know I never been harmed myself mentally or physically while doing remote viewing. I was only, um, attacked, let's say after the events, not while doing it.

2:14:31
Locuteur

All

2:14:33
Présentateur

right. Let's get to another question here.

2:14:35
Locuteur

And

2:14:36
Présentateur

this one comes from

2:14:38
Locuteur

no

2:14:38
Présentateur

justice, no peace. Ethics are involved in remote viewing. Yes. No.

2:14:44
Locuteur

Um,

2:14:45
Sébastien Martin

well, like I said,

2:14:46
Locuteur

um,

2:14:46
Sébastien Martin

if it is speaking, I think it's up to the subject for me. Um, I know that my views on remote viewings have changed over time and I would rather ask for consent if that's the case. But, um, in the past I wasn't and no, uh, there was no ethics involved in remote viewing at the time when this was happening. And most of the people who did remote viewing never asked permissions to do it either. Uh, so, and it's still occurring today. Like there is no,

2:15:15
Locuteur

it's

2:15:16
Sébastien Martin

ruthless in terms of, uh, what those people do today in terms of remote viewing because they don't need to ask permission, especially if you, uh, you know, spy on someone that is from a different country. Uh, you don't ask permission. You just do it.

2:15:35
Présentateur

Yes. Okay.

2:15:40
Locuteur

Cause,

2:15:40
Présentateur

cause we all want to know where that, where the giant mole is on Vladimir Putin's body. That's for sure.

2:15:49
Locuteur

That's

2:15:50
Présentateur

for sure. Shereen wants to know,

2:15:54
Locuteur

do

2:15:54
Présentateur

you ever remote view ships that are hovering in our skies or orbiting the earth?

2:15:59
Locuteur

Well, um,

2:16:01
Sébastien Martin

the one event I had, yes, twice actually. Yes. I did that twice. And it's because I was able to see them with my neck, my naked eyes. And I was able to look at them and we would view them while looking at them. And so I was able to transport my consciousness onto the crafts

2:16:18
Locuteur

and,

2:16:19
Sébastien Martin

uh, see the inside and see the occupants. Um, that basically to me was pretty powerful when I was in, uh, that was in 2000 and,

2:16:31
Locuteur

uh,

2:16:35
Sébastien Martin

2013, I believe. 12 or 13 where I saw this craft basically, um, close to the mountains I was living by. And, uh, I could see this huge craft that was a cigar shape shaped and you had lights on it and they were basically just flashing one after the other. And then the craft at some point just rotated and you could see one big light in the back of it. So that was very physical and I was with someone else too. And while doing that, um, and witnessing that event to that other person,

2:17:09
Locuteur

I

2:17:10
Sébastien Martin

was able to remote view the occupants of that craft. And believe it or not, those beings to me felt like Sasquatch beings.

2:17:22
Locuteur

Very,

2:17:23
Présentateur

very interesting indeed.

2:17:25
Locuteur

Uh,

2:17:26
Présentateur

Magnus was asking about numbers. Can you view

2:17:28
Locuteur

numbers?

2:17:30
Présentateur

Can you see numbers? Many remote viewers

2:17:32
Locuteur

have

2:17:33
Présentateur

trouble seeing numbers.

2:17:34
Locuteur

Yeah,

2:17:35
Sébastien Martin

no, I never see numbers.

2:17:37
Locuteur

Um,

2:17:38
Sébastien Martin

I know that you can do remote viewing with coordinates and those are numbers, but, um,

2:17:45
Locuteur

I

2:17:47
Sébastien Martin

don't know. No, I never seen numbers. I never, uh, trying to go back to what I've remembered from my experiences in the past with, uh, no, I never had numbers involved. Um, the only numbers close where I could think of is the amount of people involved that were, um,

2:18:10
Locuteur

uh,

2:18:11
Sébastien Martin

relevant to the situation. So it was very basic in terms of numbers. I was able to see, um, that was very clear to me. Like if I knew the X amount of people involved,

2:18:23
Locuteur

it

2:18:23
Sébastien Martin

was like one, two, three, four, five. Okay. That was clear. And I was able to describe all of them, uh, because they were all connected. So yes, that was something that I was able to do easily.

2:18:32
Locuteur

But

2:18:33
Sébastien Martin

you see that faculty, uh, numbers on the spreadsheets. No,

2:18:38
Locuteur

um,

2:18:39
Sébastien Martin

there was a case where I had seen,

2:18:41
Locuteur

uh,

2:18:43
Sébastien Martin

a piece of paper that was at the time in Arabic. And so I, I couldn't even understand the Arabic anyway, but, um, I knew where this document came from because

2:18:54
Locuteur

the

2:18:55
Sébastien Martin

document was linked to a person in power in politics though.

2:19:01
Locuteur

So

2:19:02
Sébastien Martin

that financial statement was directly linked

2:19:05
Locuteur

to

2:19:06
Sébastien Martin

that being, to that person. And I was not seeing that person when I saw the document, but as soon as I saw the document, I saw his face. So I was linking that document to him.

2:19:19
Locuteur

That's

2:19:19
Sébastien Martin

how it worked. But I also knew it was a financial statement, not even seeing numbers on it. Um,

2:19:36
Locuteur

well,

2:19:38
Sébastien Martin

I do, I do not believe that, uh, doctors will actually rely on, on remote viewing for that, uh, because it would be deemed too unreliable. Um, I've used remote viewing for myself in terms of

2:19:51
Locuteur

diagnosis,

2:19:53
Sébastien Martin

like in terms of, uh, nanotechnology I had within my body.

2:19:57
Locuteur

By

2:19:57
Sébastien Martin

the time when I got attacked in New York, but this was personal and I had no way of

2:20:01
Locuteur

testing

2:20:02
Sébastien Martin

for it or seeing it at the time.

2:20:05
Locuteur

So

2:20:06
Sébastien Martin

I can't confirm it or validate it.

2:20:08
Locuteur

Um,

2:20:09
Sébastien Martin

but sure.

2:20:10
Locuteur

I

2:20:10
Sébastien Martin

mean, remote viewing can be used for minor details in someone's body. Um, I've used it. I've, I've used it for people I know close by, like, uh, Scott, for example, Scott Myers. Um, I was able to,

2:20:23
Locuteur

um,

2:20:24
Sébastien Martin

go straight into his body to feel his nerves and his muscles and

2:20:28
Locuteur

everything else to be

2:20:29
Sébastien Martin

able to help him with the elements he had at the time.

2:20:32
Locuteur

Um, and, um,

2:20:34
Sébastien Martin

so I know that that's possible. Yes.

2:20:39
Locuteur

Continuing

2:20:39
Présentateur

with questions here,

2:20:41
Locuteur

no

2:20:42
Présentateur

justice, no peace. Wondering, do people question you a lot or try to catch you up and trick you in regards to your remote viewing?

2:20:52
Sébastien Martin

Uh, no,

2:20:53
Locuteur

well,

2:20:53
Sébastien Martin

no, uh, just simply because if they come to me with a genuine question, uh, or task, I would do it as seriously as they asked me. If it's,

2:21:02
Locuteur

if

2:21:03
Sébastien Martin

it's, um, something that is meaningful, uh, I would know if it's not meaningful, then it won't work because I won't see anything. If it's something to trick me, then it would make no sense. And I would just not be interested in it. So, um, I, I never had to be tricked by random people because I never got involved with remote, um, you know, random people to do remote viewing. So,

2:21:28
Locuteur

uh,

2:21:29
Sébastien Martin

you know, for me, it worked best with people I knew, um, and people I was able to connect with.

2:21:37
Locuteur

That's

2:21:37
Sébastien Martin

pretty much my experience.

2:21:39
Locuteur

Over

2:21:40
Présentateur

in New Zealand, which he is asking,

2:21:42
Locuteur

have

2:21:43
Présentateur

you ever remote viewed beings on triangle shaped craft?

2:21:48
Locuteur

Um, I

2:21:50
Sébastien Martin

don't remember, but I don't think so. Um, my, my first instinct on triangle shaped crafts would be military. That's my, you know, expense of those. Um, but I still know if,

2:22:05
Locuteur

yeah,

2:22:07
Sébastien Martin

that, that's my first instinct is to tell you that this is probably

2:22:10
Locuteur

the best.

2:22:10
Sébastien Martin

military based and not alien based.

2:22:15
Présentateur

Jason in Sri Lanka

2:22:17
Locuteur

is

2:22:18
Présentateur

asking

2:22:19
Locuteur

when

2:22:20
Présentateur

you were given coordinates, can you remote view what happened in the past in that location?

2:22:25
Locuteur

Uh,

2:22:25
Sébastien Martin

so first of all, I never worked with coordinates. Um, I work with pictures and people. Um, you know, like I said before, there are different ways of doing remote viewing and accessing that level of consciousness. Um, that, that's not what I trained to be.

2:22:42
Locuteur

I

2:22:42
Sébastien Martin

never trained to do remote viewing.

2:22:44
Locuteur

It

2:22:44
Sébastien Martin

just happened. Uh, it had just happened to me and I developed my, my skill by practicing and doing more of it. Um, so again, having what happened in the past, uh, in that location, uh, yes, I was able to do that before. I was able to, uh, witness an event that happened, uh, come out in Jordan. And yes, I was able to see the event unfolding before my eyes, uh, in that location. And, uh, I could not influence it or change anything, but I was able to witness it and follow the people involved and provide more information to do with that case.

2:23:25
Locuteur

Peppa

2:23:25
Présentateur

has an interesting question. Is the Akashic records related to remote viewing?

2:23:31
Sébastien Martin

Uh, no, but it is related to, um, the collective consciousness. So what you have to realize, and again, you can remove view the Akashic call of records and so on. Uh, in fact, most people who had,

2:23:47
Locuteur

you

2:23:47
Sébastien Martin

know, death experiences go there and can go there.

2:23:50
Locuteur

Um,

2:23:51
Sébastien Martin

I've been there by doing an out-of-body experience and it's not necessarily remote viewing, but it's close, close enough.

2:23:57
Locuteur

And

2:23:58
Sébastien Martin

you, you can, what I understood from the Akashic records and the Akashic call of records is that it is not a physical place. It's, it's a place that was built by the collective consciousness of those who

2:24:12
Locuteur

wanted

2:24:14
Sébastien Martin

to access that location. So everything that people describe about the Akashic call of records is similar because it's a collective consciousness that built it.

2:24:25
Locuteur

That's

2:24:26
Sébastien Martin

what I mean. So of course you want to go back to a place that is, that seems familiar to you and where you feel comfortable and not scared. And it doesn't mean that the information itself is actually in that location because it's not a true location. It's just, um, an access point to, uh, energy or, uh, pure consciousness to do with your soul consciousness. And that's

2:24:53
Locuteur

how

2:24:55
Sébastien Martin

you can access it is through that kind of medium. Um, maybe I'm going too far on that topic, but, uh, yes, you could remote view the Akashic records. Uh, I've seen mine. I've,

2:25:10
Locuteur

I've

2:25:10
Sébastien Martin

known, I've, I've seen that space. I've been there.

2:25:13
Locuteur

I

2:25:13
Sébastien Martin

walked through that space.

2:25:14
Locuteur

Uh,

2:25:15
Sébastien Martin

to some extent, like I did, um, a session with, uh, Paul elder, who is also a remote viewer. Was actually part of the target program and, uh, in charge of the Monroe Institute for, for Canada. And, um, he had, uh, near death expenses many times over and went there. Uh, and when I had, um, my sessions with him, um, I was able to describe exactly what he experienced going there. Like that's how he knew that my experience was genuine is because I was able to describe exactly what he saw. And I actually went further because when I was actually walking, uh, through the building, I was able to describe the, uh, the grassy, you know, fields down below.

And I said, Hey, did you see that through the, the columns that we were able to see? And I said, no, I never had the opportunity of seeing that or further, but I understand what you mean. Um, but the records themselves, what it looked like to me was very much like,

2:26:13
Locuteur

um,

2:26:13
Sébastien Martin

holographics, or it was not physical. It didn't look like an actual scroll or something that was tangible. It was definitely more energetic. Um,

2:26:23
Locuteur

it

2:26:24
Sébastien Martin

felt very different from the actual location itself. It was, and it was so vast and the, the records were so limitless that they went forever. So, uh,

2:26:38
Locuteur

that's

2:26:39
Sébastien Martin

what I can describe, uh, of my experience, seeing the Akashic records and the whole records.

2:26:45
Locuteur

All

2:26:46
Présentateur

right, let's move on here.

2:26:48
Locuteur

Uh,

2:26:49
Présentateur

let's see here. The Michael Leger. Mr. Martin. Very formal.

2:26:55
Locuteur

We

2:26:55
Présentateur

got two minutes left. So this will be our last question.

2:26:58
Locuteur

Okay.

2:26:58
Présentateur

Is there a base or a vortex between Salt Spring Island and Pender Island?

2:27:04
Locuteur

Um,

2:27:05
Sébastien Martin

yes. Well,

2:27:06
Locuteur

it's

2:27:07
Sébastien Martin

not just vortexes. The vortex is all over, uh, Vancouver Island and Salt Spring and Pender Island. But, uh, what's really more interesting is tunnels that are going under the ocean that are linking, um, the mainland with Vancouver Island. Uh, through the, uh, venting tubes that, um, you had from Mount Baker to certain lakes on Vancouver Island. For example, like, uh, Lake Cowichan is one of them. And Schoenigan Lake is also another one. So, um, uh, in terms of vortexes, I've seen a few myself on the island. And

2:28:04
Locuteur

I

2:28:04
Sébastien Martin

almost drove through one,

2:28:06
Locuteur

uh,

2:28:07
Sébastien Martin

close to Duncan in the Cowichan Valley in BC. And I know they exist because I've seen one. But, uh, as to know what,

2:28:15
Locuteur

you

2:28:17
Sébastien Martin

know, if there's a vortex in between Salt Spring Island and Pender Island, like in the ocean,

2:28:22
Locuteur

it's

2:28:23
Sébastien Martin

possible. I never had that experience myself, but

2:28:26
Locuteur

it's

2:28:26
Sébastien Martin

not unlikely.

2:28:29
Présentateur

Well, my friend,

2:28:30
Locuteur

I

2:28:31
Présentateur

want to say a big thank you for you coming on Space Down Radio, Sebastian Martin.

2:28:35
Locuteur

It

2:28:36
Présentateur

is always a pleasure to have you on. We don't have you on enough.

2:28:40
Locuteur

Well, thank

2:28:41
Sébastien Martin

you.

2:28:41
Locuteur

I

2:28:41
Sébastien Martin

appreciate that, Dave.

2:28:43
Auditeur

I come

2:28:43
Locuteur

back,

2:28:44
Auditeur

I come back any

2:28:44
Sébastien Martin

time.

2:28:46
Présentateur

That's what you always say. And then it's like nine months, ten months,

2:28:50
Locuteur

a

2:28:50
Présentateur

year. And here I am behind, and for the record, behind the scenes,

2:28:56
Locuteur

I'm

2:28:56
Présentateur

like, Sebastian, when are

2:28:57
Locuteur

you

2:28:57
Présentateur

going to come on, man? When are

2:28:58
Locuteur

you

2:28:58
Présentateur

going to come on? I can't, I can't, I can't. You know, I have a date. You know, I'm having coffee that night. I got to do my hair. I'm smoking a cigar, you know? Oh, man. You just,

2:29:08
Locuteur

you

2:29:09
Présentateur

drive me crazy, but I love you, my friend.

2:29:11
Locuteur

Thank

2:29:12
Sébastien Martin

you, Dave. I appreciate it.

2:29:13
Présentateur

Sebastian, Merry Christmas to you and your family. Thank

2:29:16
Locuteur

you. All

2:29:16
Présentateur

the best over the holiday season. We will definitely talk to you soon. Coming up next,

2:29:21
Locuteur

we

2:29:22
Présentateur

have

2:29:22
Locuteur

the

2:29:24
Présentateur

unbiased UFO report with the fedora-wearing John Hudson. Shirky Poo has the news loaded up,

2:29:29
Locuteur

and

2:29:30
Présentateur

we got the thought of the day. Stay tuned. Space Down Radio continues right after this. Great

2:29:40
Locuteur

show, buddy.

2:29:41
Sébastien Martin

Thank you. I appreciate the comments on YouTube about everybody. It's nice to see live, like, you know, when we started doing those shows together, like, I don't think I had the opportunity of seeing so many. You know, your show has grown so much since the beginning. You know, it's incredible to witness. It really warms my heart to see that.

2:30:02
Locuteur

It's

2:30:03
Sébastien Martin

nice.

2:30:03
Locuteur

Well, I

2:30:05
Présentateur

appreciate that. Behind the scenes, what a lot of people don't know is you have been a major, major supporter

2:30:13
Locuteur

of

2:30:14
Présentateur

what we do here. We're really

2:30:16
Locuteur

sure.

2:30:16
Présentateur

And...

2:30:17
Locuteur

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