Welcome to part two of our conversation with Peter James Dowling onto monoculture.

Let me take a step back. This is a question I wanted to ask earlier, but we kind of kept going down some other roads and that's fine.

And when you first started getting into the world and, you know, hesitantly show of demonology.

What initially in you were some of your fears?

I'm going to ask that question in another way down the road about what they are now,

but I want you to go back in your mind to at the beginning,

when you hesitantly got into that area to help people what were what what in your conscious what was it saying to you what was some of your

fears of entering that world you know not having been extremely involved in it yet

but just with the knowledge that you

had of it at that time, what was going through your mind?

When I was going through my mind, as I was one of the investigations, I've been doing

this for like 20-some-odd years, 28 years, I think I was at that point.

And I kind of, I wanted to keep the metaphysical side out of my investigations.

I wanted to, I wanted to find out what was out there without any religion or any metaphysical

brainwashing or anything. I wanted to document, film, and record what was out there and let people decide.

So, you know, there was, I came from an environment where people didn't believe in such things, that there were all demons.

And I was like, hey, you tell me to go right, I'm going to go left. That's how I am.

And I went on an investigation, and I knew it was haunted. And when

Eastern Shore started in 2001, 2002, and I was just the lowest guy in the totem pole just carrying

wires, we used to go to one particular cemetery, and it was known to have a demonic entity in there, but I didn't think of anything, you know, demonic, whatever.

So I went there and we caught orbs, and we did our training in that one particular cemetery.

Came to a point when we disbanded. I was continuously doing investigations, but a lot of times

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