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EPISODE · Oct 9, 2014 · 1H 11M

GVP #048 - Wayne Bush - Tricked By The Light

from Good Vibrations Podcast · host Mark Devlin

Joining Mark Devlin for this instalment is Texas, US-based researcher and writer Wayne Bush. He runs the website www.trickedbythelight.com, which puts forward a fascinating hypothesis that humans live in a holographic prison, and for what happens to the spirit-soul after physical death. It's a response to the popular notion that there is a tunnel that souls go through to be with the loving light, Wayne points out. It's a familiar meme, and is even used as a source for jokes in movies. But Wayne's theory questions whether this may be a trap laid to harvest souls by malevolent off-world entities, with these souls then used as a source of energy for the sun. Wayne details many of the clues that led him to postulate this idea, including the colossal amount of double-meanings and word magic that have been woven into the English language. He also offers many veiled references to the idea encoded into popular songs, TV programmes and movies. A fascinating journey into metaphysical subject matter for true free thinkers.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/good-vibrations-podcast--2594848/support.

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