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>>30125792
gaia, you mean the new age on-demand network? is that cool? my friend has a few documentaries that he's selling to them and he told me there are some good programs on there. i've just never paid for an on-demand streaming service because i get everything for free and mostly spend my time reading anyway. is Gaia cool?

i think the phenomenon of the corporatized New Age is very interesting- i've always suspected that the UFO community was funded or supported/directed on some level by the USGOV, ever since operation blue book and roswell etc etc (fun fact Guy Bannister, the guy who gave Oswald his office space in New Orleans, was the FBI agent who invested Kenneth Arnold's UFO sighting, the first one even before Roswell). To The Stars Academy, supported as it is by high-level spooks like John Podesta and Matthew Mellon's glowing brother Chris, seems to indicate that the government is still pushing this disclosure agenda, and Gaia seems to be the most visible manifestation of that.

pic related this Joseph Farrell book I read made the point that encoded within the pyramids of Egypt as well as Angkor Wat, Stonehenge and Easter Island are the keys to a kind of hyperdimensional physics- what would objects in higher dimensions look like? I thought maybe the way this mummy's face is wrapped gives a clue to that. something like a tesseract or what you see when you hold two mirrors up to each other.