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EPISODE · Feb 3, 2026 · 34 MIN

A Theory of Everything (Part Two): McKenna's Novelty Theory, Cycles, AI, and Pre-Birth Choices

from The Superunknown · host Soraya Bakhbakhi

In this episode, I expand upon what I mentioned in the previous episode regarding Terence McKenna's 'Novelty Theory', referencing the likely geophysical event I have mentioned and the role of AI in assisting with achieving that complexity. I link this theory with historic 'resets'/planetary cycles, and a possible synchronicity/common agreement between beings, the planet, the Sun, and God when it seems we have done as much as we can with our current circumstances, thus ending a cycle. I also mention pre-birth insights I have 'remembered'/channelled regarding what informs our decisions to come to this planet. I describe the challenge of coming from realms of obvious interconnectedness and lightness of being into a world of illusory separation. I make mention of the need for full disclosure in this video in order to liberate ALL people and the insights we deserve. Perhaps this is the teleological attractor we truly need (and should hope for!). As always, I hope this is useful! #metaphysics #AI #TerenceMcKenna #spirituality

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