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EPISODE · Feb 2, 2026 · 1H 5M

A Theory of Everything: Placing NHI in a Metaphysical Context

from The Superunknown · host Soraya Bakhbakhi

The conundrum of merging my spiritual experiences with those related to UAP and NHI has been with me for some time. Over the last few weeks, I have experienced significant moments of remembering/'recall' where I have had transcendental experiences of seeing other planes of reality, post-life states and opportunities, communion with All That Is/God/The One, guidance from our non-physical friends, and more. These experiences have been moments of grace for me as I have endured significant stress and challenges over the last several months and throughout my life. Having these experiences has reframed my perspective on NHI. I no longer feel as fearful, nor do I believe this is planet is akin to a prison, other than being a 'prison of belief'. I feel the truth is we chose to come here and choose to return, and NHI are beings who are playing a role in this reality, as are we. I am sharing these experiences in the hope of diffusing some of the fear and confusion around these issues. I realise, of course, we must also deal with the way in which these issues have shaped our lives and still pursue disclosure. I also cite some Buddhist and Hindu teachings along the way.I weave these experiences with ideas proposed by - and inspiration from - people such as Terence McKenna and his Novelty Theory, an NDE-experiencer named Yvonne Ballard (Naya), Ram Dass, Bill Hicks, Tom Campbell, The Seth channellings by Jane Roberts, Bashar/Darryl Anka, and more. This is not a complete theory of everything, but I hope you get a sense of what I have perceived. I will be adding more over time. I hope this is helpful. Thanks for listening! #metaphysics #UAP #NHI #spirituality

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