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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2026 · 24 MIN

Part Two: Our Trajectory Towards a New Strata (Focus: The 'Organic' Consciousness Current)

from The Superunknown · host Soraya Bakhbakhi

To complement the episode titled, 'Our Trajectory Towards a New Strata', which focused mainly on the influence of artificially infused frequencies and technology on perceptual shifts related to time, the paranormal, etc., this episode focuses on the function of 'organic' consciousness in relation to this simulated network/artificial current. I also discuss how this simulated network may be an unconscious recreation of our true nature; a representation of aspects of our 'Home state', and how the drive for transhumanism likely reflects our dis-ease with being human. This unconscious (or perhaps sometimes conscious) reconstruction is also discussed in terms of what might influence people who work in intelligence, military, and corporate spheres to create certain technologies and programs. Again, I'm not a scientist, so forgive me if my use of terminology is inaccurate at times. I'm using what language I know and applying it to direct experience. Apologies again for any audio issues.I hope this episode is useful. #consciousness #metaphysics #nhi #uap #ai

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