Joshua Lengfelder of Randonautica | NITE DRIFT with Jim Perry

Euphomet

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🗓️ 24 November 2021

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Joshua Lengfelder founded Randonautica, the world's first quantumly generated reality game. Influenced by the user's intention, it randomly generates coordinates that enable the user to explore their local area and report on their findings. He chats with Jim about what role intention, synchronicity, and consciousness play in the user's journey. Get his book; The Official Guide to Randonautica Joshua Lengfelder, who now resides happily with his partner on a homestead in Texas, studied anthropology and electronic media before working at Lone Star Circus in Dallas. Later, he went on to spearhead Randonautica. Teamed with Auburn Salcedo, he harnessed the momentum of a mind-bending movement and continues to build and grow the community that is The Randonauts. Randonautica **** You can listen to NITE DRIFT with Jim Perry LIVE on Sunday nights at 5pm pst ( 8pm est) on KKNW 1150 AM Seattle or at Euphomet.com Join the Euphomet Patreon and gain access to our archive of the Original Series and be a part of LIVE interactive shows JOIN HERE JIM PERRY | @ItsJimPerry on Twitter | Host, Executive Producer, Founder Produced by Ody Ortiz Follow the show @Euphomet across social media | use #NiteDrift For more - visit www.euphomet.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	From the heart of Cascadia, and the edge of the world, you from that presence, Nightrift,
0:29.6	Jim Perry and worldwide at euphemet.com, I'm Jim Perry, and you are listening to Nightrift,
0:46.1	isn't it, by euphemet. Broadcasting from the KKNW Studios tonight, a conversation with Joshua
0:54.2	Langfelder, the founder of Random Nautica, a mobile discovery app that appears to be so much more.
1:02.1	I want to ask you if mind makes matters. Does the mind make it matter? Does the mind matter?
1:13.1	Slipping into altered states a rip in consensus reality, unraveled, and assembled in the very years
1:20.8	listening to this. I want you to feel confused. I want you to feel alive, alarmed, led by intention,
1:30.6	leading into the Aether to find something in this randomness.
1:37.4	For me, I first found Random Nautica in July 2020, when three teens found a small black suitcase
1:43.7	on the shoreline of West Seattle inside human remains. They were led there by Random Nautica.
1:51.4	This discovery app asks the users to set their intention before generating random coordinates
1:56.8	and a user's general vicinity, and now thousands of stories of mysterious, surprising,
2:02.4	and synchronistic events have been reported, leading some to believe that Random Nautica is a powerful
2:07.8	magical tool, perhaps giving us a glimpse into the inner working of consciousness and the true
2:14.7	structure of reality. I interviewed Joshua twice over at the U from that Patreon while his
2:21.6	app was still in beta testing. Now Random Nautica is available internationally and the app and its
2:28.0	users are revealing even more about its alleged ability to break one out of the so-called matrix
2:34.8	and into more subtle realms. But how does it all work? Is it really creating participants and
2:41.1	magic? Is it a vehicle into the unknown and what is next for Josh in Random Nautica?
2:47.6	This unique tool and Joshua Lingfelder will find about more about that right now on Night Drift,
2:54.2	and will also be taking your calls tonight at 425-373-5527 or toll-free in Western Washington,
3:03.6	888-298-KKNW, that's 5569, and I want to hear your Random Nautica stories. Let's hear it on Night Drift
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