You know, I had a friend who said, oh, it's like being in an alien video game.

And I thought, yeah, that's actually really accurate.

I think GMD is a lot like being in an alien video game.

But being in a video game means you are, it's agentic.

You're moving around, you're interacting with entities.

You're in an altered state, but you're still, you're still on your own journey as a human being you know to understand

and connect and be we had a whole conversation about um about the symbols specifically and you know

andrew gallimore was was pointing out yeah that this is a common phenomena you know and people see these

very specific symbols i see them all the time i see these what i would say was like similar to Mayan hieroglyphs. I almost see them as like the language of that realm. You know, so

what does that mean? I don't know. Now I could extrapolate onto that. I do think there's a truth,

a fundamental truth. I'm not a, I'm not a relativist. Welcome back to the transmission, my friends. Friends, the frontiers of consciousness are there for all of us to explore.

Though, as you know, if you've ever explored that territory, it is intense, it is unpredictable, it is utterly alien stuff.

Moreover, as powerful, profound, and transformative as these experiences are, they seem to be fundamentally interwoven

with like the trickster's will. You know, some intelligence, some presence, every time I go even

remotely deep, seems to almost take pleasure in just fiddling with all of my knobs and levers,

the whole switchboard of my being.

So in my experience, it's hard.

It's hard to know what it all means.

It's hard to know where the borders of your consciousness and other consciousnesses begin.

It's hard to know what to believe.

It's hard to know what to do with any of it.

Which is why I deeply value the souls who are, one, willing to be courageous enough to traverse that territory again and again,

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