Sep 26, 2025 — Recording 1 (12:48) (Part 2)
Sep 26, 2025 — Recording 1 (12:48)
Audio: 20250926-124838.mp3
**12:48pm, capturing themes from the night before at the shelter including possibly experiencing other people's lives unintendedly while I try to sleep, telepathic gestures, and the breaching process.*
"File duration: 31 minutes and 15 seconds"
"It is 12:48 p.m. Friday." [0:04]
"September 26, 2025." [0:10]
"This is Sean Christopher Harris just recording some thoughts." [0:16]
"couple of uh people that used to take care of me in the past were asked to hurt me yesterday." [0:23]
"And uh it was quite a show." [0:26]
"Something showed up and protected us within citizen tech, but you know, it turned out to be another horrific night at the shelter." [0:38]
"Um, I went to sleep and woke up a few times inside of other people." [0:46]
"uh, in one case, it was enjoying a glass of wine." [0:51]
"It was really interesting." [0:53]
"Um," [0:54]
"You know, this is continued on." [1:00]
"I don't really want to focus on that, but but I I felt the love that person had for the person they were looking at." [1:07]
"I guess I'll I'll give descriptions." [1:10]
"There's a I was looking through the eyes of what turned out to be an Asian woman with long wavy dark hair, someone who may have been connecting with me uh in a malevolent way over the last few months." [1:28]
"And I believe she was looking at her son." [1:31]
"This handsome guy, looked like half Asian maybe." [1:36]
"long dark hair." [1:38]
"Nice clothing." [1:40]
"He had like a scarf on." [1:41]
"They were making food together." [1:43]
"I do actually want to share this." [1:45]
"But for a moment, you know, I wake up to these things and I try to go back to sleep." [1:52]
"and I uh I talked about this a little bit this morning." [1:57]
"Is there any loss of the sense of self?" [2:01]
"Right?" [2:02]
"Any loss of self or sense of self?" [2:05]
"Well, the minute you open your eyes and start, you know, stretching and yawning, your world comes flying back to you." [2:14]
"I don't think anyone's going to get stuck." [2:18]
"But the love that this person had, this woman had for the person in front of her was was really nice to experience." [2:27]
"And I felt sadness when I remembered that, oh yeah, I I've fallen asleep and possibly experienced something through another person again." [2:38]
"And my life is is being ex, you know, I'm being extinguished by this person." [2:44]
"Other people like her maybe." [2:46]
"But so there's been a little theme of communication in the last 48 hours that's probably good to report." [2:54]
"Uh, paraphrasing Monsanto is very happy that there's no loss of sense of self." [3:03]
"Right?" [3:05]
"I want to make sure I capture that." [3:07]
"And I think there was communication around that idea that that is why the military is euthanizing people." [3:15]
"That is the loss of sense of self was a big deal." [3:21]
"And so they were happy to hear that." [3:25]
"There's a very tiny pattern emerging about this concept, but the suggestion is going to sleep while connected to people invites you experiencing life through their body unintendedly." [3:41]
"I I didn't pick that home." [3:44]
"It was a beautiful home, kind of in a an upper class residential neighborhood." [3:50]
"At first, I thought it was a shopping center, but they were she was pulling a cookie sheet out, like I saw a turkey or a bird or something on the counter." [4:01]
"Their closet, the reason why I thought it looked like a shopping center, it just turned out to be a well-organized closet." [4:07]
"Pantry." [4:09]
"So, you know, so I I the other instance was someone enjoying crack cocaine or something." [4:23]
"Um And it it's interesting, you know, how much do you experience?" [4:29]
"Well, it's about maybe, yeah, 25% of the sensation or less, I think in my case." [4:39]
"And then uh, I mean that seems like a lot." [4:43]
"It could be less." [4:44]
"It could be seven or 8% depending on how connected I get." [4:49]
"And this is with no equipment." [4:51]
"I don't have an EEG." [4:53]
"I don't have anything." [4:55]
"I don't have any explanation." [4:57]
"I'm just writing about this." [4:59]
"Right?" [5:03]
"So and I'd say for sight, it could be maybe 85% of the sight." [5:09]
"Um, people have been interested in hearing about uh gestures, internal gestures." [5:17]
"Maybe that's what I should talk about." [5:20]
"Gestures would be valuable." [5:23]
"So, gestures, uh, it's like an interaction, an internal interaction." [5:31]
"Um, there are many of these." [5:33]
"And it sounds like science fiction, but I would love to actually be part of designing the onboarding for a human being, uh, to telepathy." [5:46]
"And I would want to learn what's out there in regards to its technology support, because of what I'm experiencing involves human beings at computers with headsets." [6:00]
"Uh, many of these people are standing using kind of a touch table with many screens." [6:07]
"Um, people are suggesting that I'm successfully identifying people from from anywhere." [6:16]
"Anytime you communicate with me, it's suggested that I have the ability to provide a physical description." [6:25]
"So, why is that?" [6:27]
"Is this why people are so aggressively trying to murder me?" [6:34]
"right?" [6:35]
"euthanize me?" [6:37]
"From the distance, euthanization is not murder." [6:42]
"Right." [6:43]
"It's a back door." [6:47]
"And I'm sorry, but that doesn't work." [6:50]
"I think there's a fixed belief structure here or a legitimate murder, you know, being attempted." [6:57]
"I don't put a gun in my health in my mouth hoping to get food out of it." [7:02]
"I'm not going towards euthanization thinking there's assistance there." [7:06]
"If you can't send me an email or call me on the phone or show up in a friendly and casual way, how likely are you to give me $1 of assistance?" [7:16]
"None of that lines up for me as a citizen." [7:20]
"Just your average technology worker type person." [7:25]
"Um, anyways, let's not get off track here." [7:31]
"So gestures, uh, someone attempted to explain this to me at the Holly Street shelter." [7:39]
"May actually some of the other people who are communicating months ago now before I made it into 48th street." [7:46]
"And they suggested that this medium of communication, the way they presented themselves was an Asian female voice." [7:56]
"They suggested that this medium, this method of communication is more of a medium." [8:02]
"And it's consciousness and it's more like water or clay." [8:07]
"It's moldable." [8:08]
"And so you have your awareness of your consciousness, right?" [8:14]
"There's spatial awareness between and distance present between people communicating." [8:21]
"You can feel that." [8:22]
"I can feel that physically." [8:24]
"And uh, and so when you look at all this, well what is this medium, right?" [8:33]
"The breaching process indicates people who are being victimized, right?" [8:38]
"When you're and it's been suggested to be this." [8:41]
"So when you sit down on the toilet, someone penetrates you through your backside when you exert yourself to hide their presence." [8:50]
"Very important to these people." [8:51]
"That's what's been suggested." [8:53]
"Once they are inside your body, they can look around and see out of your body." [8:59]
"Right?" [9:01]
"The Quran actually has something like that." [9:03]
"They talk about it being evil jins." [9:06]
"What I'm experiencing involves people in a control room." [9:11]
"And so the suggestion is this is happening to many people and there are many people in Denver doing this to other people as part of the euthanization ugly workflow also." [9:23]
"Many groups observing us." [9:27]
"So is this medium of communication? Is it that awareness? That medium? Is that what passes into our bodies?" [9:38]
"How does that work?" [9:42]
"You know, there's a gap for me in my understanding there." [9:45]
"But the suggestion is that I'm successfully using ears and noses to enter people and establish a connection." [9:55]
"How is this possible?" [9:58]
"How would sound do something like that?" [10:02]
"From the distance right now, that part is unknown." [10:08]
"And amplifier has been suggested from a technology perspective." [10:14]
"an amplifier that that amplifies communication, right?" [10:18]
"Elon Musk suggested in the summer 2025 Neuralink product update that we're going to be exploring the depths of human consciousness and along the way we'll solve a few spine and brain related challenges." [10:37]
"So there is a thing that is human consciousness and maybe that is the medium." [10:44]
"And once you see someone, right, if you have these amplifiers running, just thinking about this and you get a visual in your mind, right, for who that other person is." [10:55]
"How does technology support that?" [10:57]
"Uh, ionic sound has been suggested." [11:00]
"Phonon lasers showed up when I looked at ionic sound." [11:05]
"It's a it's a focus beam of sound that can generate an an image or video possibly, possibly communication." [11:15]
"There's not a lot of information on it." [11:17]
"Uh, particle accelerators have also been mentioned." [11:22]
"You know, so whatever is happening to us, I think there is a lot of hope, but right now today is a very difficult day." [11:32]
"Uh, these people I bumped into yesterday took care of me a long time ago and um, someone is attempting to use their voices, use their our past together to to bring us together for a dark purpose, I think." [11:50]
"And it's very sad." [11:52]
"And they're fending off the problem very well as the suggestion." [11:56]
"And there is an observation happening of the three of us that is protective." [12:04]
"So, I think awareness has been established." [12:08]
"Um, but I'm uncertain." [12:11]
"acknowledgement is so important." [12:13]
"I'm very proud of the people at the shelter." [12:17]
"I don't know if I want to get into all the gestures yet." [12:21]
"That sounds like a different recording, but that's been a point of conversation." [12:26]
"Um, what else?" [12:30]
"Uh, this is reminding anyone who's reading if you're going through this or listening and you're angry right now." [12:37]
"Do not punish yourself for being angry." [12:40]
"Do not feel embarrassed for being observed when you use the restroom, or if you're observed being angry and someone says, you're embarrassing yourself." [12:52]
"I hear that often." [12:54]
"Um, people are being asked, you know, the whole breaching thing." [13:00]
"People are being asked to sit down on the toilet." [13:05]
"I just, I don't know where this is going." [13:07]
"I think I've been concerned about the value proposition and a possible case of schizophrenia or schizo effective disorder in the uh facilitators of euthanization." [13:19]
"You know, what what is the value proposition of what they're suggesting?" [13:24]
"It's just there's no value there." [13:28]
"This idea of a back door that there's one world." [13:32]
"You either live in the world where you suffer the unconsented to conversation or you deliver it and you facilitate euthanization." [13:42]
"That's not a world." [13:43]
"That's not a world at all." [13:47]
"What will Christmas be like this year if acknowledgement doesn't happen?" [13:52]
"There are literally horror films about people who have to remain completely silent." [13:58]
"or the monster gets them." [14:01]
"I mean, is that is that a metaphor for what we're experiencing?" [14:05]
"That brilliant people put out there in the world." [14:10]
"It just, if you lose your job in this situation because you inquired, you know, or began chatting with the voice and you lose your job and then your life starts falling apart, it's unlikely you will get it back." [14:25]
"I really don't have much to say right now." [14:28]
"I got to work on the document." [14:30]
"I have absolutely no faith that anything is going to happen for me except my execution today." [14:37]
"And I'm going to continue to do my job fighting for consent all the way through." [14:43]
"because even if I don't experience it and I lose my life doing it, this could be a bad enough problem that it could take a couple years before my document actually works." [14:54]
"That is the only path forward for me." [14:57]
"Um, there is no, I don't want to euthanize people." [15:03]
"I don't want to be a part of your unconsented to culture." [15:07]
"It's sickening." [15:09]
"If you can't approach me like an honest human being and treat me with dignity, like then I I don't want to meet you." [15:17]
"I'm just worried about the news media right now." [15:22]
"I mean, this suggestion that America is being overthrown is uh, I'm experiencing something that could possibly be that." [15:33]
"Uh, I I just have the uh, the most I so aggravated right now in this conversation because the truth of it is is it makes people horribly angry, but it's it's a lot of false information." [15:48]
"So if you get angry and you start yelling at people, right?" [15:52]
"Well, the it's not it's not accurate information." [15:55]
"It has to be substantiated." [15:58]
"It's not stand alone high quality information." [16:02]
"Remember, this is a crank phone call." [16:04]
"It's a deadly crank phone call." [16:06]
"There's no caller ID and we could see the people on the other side murdering us." [16:12]
"And nobody's doing anything." [16:15]
"And so there's no trust there, of course not." [16:19]
"No one's going to get on the phone and convince you to meet them somewhere." [16:23]
"That's crazy." [16:25]
"So, I'm really disturbed." [16:29]
"You know, I've tried to be diplomatic." [16:31]
"I I don't know how to add value to this conversation except to keep surfacing the criminal activity by taking transcripts until it kills me." [16:43]
"And I if this is the new America, then please let society know." [16:49]
"A thought came to me one day like is this, you know, the attack that may have surfaced, what does it look like?" [16:56]
"Does it look like business people walking into a room with the president and showing them just how how badly they've attacked America's brains and that most of law enforcement and homeland security and the the intelligence and and law enforcement infrastructure is already doing their bidding and now they need you to accept it and just sign over the country to their leadership." [17:21]
"Right?" [17:22]
"Is that a possibility in this situation?" [17:25]
"Or is there is that what the attack might look like?" [17:29]
"Or is there, you know, what is this other uh suggestion that um, you know, that this is all the terrorism is to promote acknowledgement." [17:40]
"Right?" [17:41]
"So if we attack human beings badly enough with the threat of euthanization present, then when will America's law enforcement actually, you know, the intelligence community infrastructure, people, all of them uh get together and actually protect people with news media acknowledgement." [18:02]
"Well, sadly, the suggestion is they are all entrenched in criminal activity or and or unaccountable because there's an unconsented to relationship." [18:13]
"It's not beneficial for them to help anyone." [18:17]
"This existential truth that is we don't want to lose the Constitution isn't moving anybody to help people, is it?" [18:27]
"Not yet." [18:28]
"Remember, I've I've been suffering minute to minute for a year now plus three years of untreated infection." [18:37]
"That's gone, the infection's gone, but I just can't get this shitty life threatening conversation away from myself or the people around me." [18:46]
"Um, the so-called citizen tech phenomena of conversation." [18:52]
"What else?" [18:53]
"Um, I mean, I think that's all I want to say right now." [18:58]
"I I've I've met, you know, the suggestion of acknowledgement." [19:03]
"Well what have you what about this concept of a terminal failure?" [19:08]
"Right?" [19:09]
"The suggestion of a terminal failure, uh this is something in that you might find in usability testing or any kind of customer research." [19:17]
"If a if if an individual can't complete a task, right?" [19:22]
"There's a customer journey that they cannot make it through because the the approach is not adequate." [19:29]
"Right?" [19:30]
"They can't figure it out." [19:31]
"It's not their fault." [19:32]
"You have to ask them what happened and then you have to amend the journey." [19:38]
"You have to make a change and then you test it again and you keep doing that, you keep iterating until you get the service, the journey for the individual where it needs to be." [19:49]
"Now that's one thing that I'm not seeing right now." [19:53]
"I do believe protective conversation has shown up, but once sadly there could be another explanation that that is a counter narrative to help us all go through a maybe a time-boxed, you know, prescribed perceived change in direction." [20:13]
"From the distance right now, no, this is actual support." [20:18]
"So here's a question if you're reading or listening." [20:22]
"How helpful are these conversations?" [20:26]
"I would venture to say that I can't, I am not qualified to answer that because I am only experiencing my individual experience." [20:36]
"But I can also see the others around me." [20:38]
"There are many connected to me." [20:41]
"That's the suggestion." [20:42]
"Um, I think there are downsides to it." [20:44]
"I can't trust the information." [20:47]
"However, how bad would it be if this protective voice was not there calling out predatory communication from the other side?" [20:56]
"It would be much worse." [20:58]
"It would be so much worse." [21:00]
"And so I will continue being angry when I need to be and I would instruct you to do the same, but remember, teams build great things." [21:09]
"Communication contributes to positive change." [21:14]
"That's the only thing that contributes to positive change and accountability is not a bad thing." [21:21]
"influence one through a healthy relationship." [21:26]
"influence one through a healthy relationship." [21:29]
"Right?" [21:30]
"Five star reviews are there to protect the organization and the the individual." [21:35]
"There you might have so yourself so much shorter." [21:40]
"I believe there's so much value bottlenecked right now." [21:43]
"Uh, one of one of the biggest failings in this situation would be seeing telepathy as a curse." [21:51]
"I think that would be a horrible thing." [21:55]
"Because once people, so if this is attack and they dump telepathy on us to control us." [22:02]
"Hear this out, right?" [22:03]
"And what this does is just create a trans, you know, it holds space for communication." [22:09]
"And there you have some overseas people, some people in the city of Denver and then you have you and your family, right?" [22:16]
"So, if someone's treating anyone poorly in that room, let's call it a room." [22:22]
"Well, what should happen?" [22:24]
"Well, relationship dynamics still apply." [22:28]
"This Pavlovian treatment of people, so dog psychology, punishment and reward, for example, is not going to fly in America in 2025." [22:40]
"What's appreciated today is emotional maturity." [22:45]
"We're not going to backpedal every American psychology, are we?" [22:50]
"To some Pavlovian state." [22:53]
"That's what's happening." [22:56]
"It doesn't work." [22:57]
"So, someone's being abusive." [22:59]
"One, why are they there?" [23:02]
"You shouldn't be there." [23:04]
"And who are you?" [23:05]
"It's inevitable." [23:07]
"I would pose, here's a question." [23:08]
"Is it inevitable that people will acknowledge these communicators as human beings after a median amount of time?" [23:17]
"From the distance right now, that's happening people." [23:21]
"Well, there's another suggestion out there that the window for unconsented to research has closed." [23:31]
"I think there has been a lot of positive communication from many uh heroes of humanity." [23:39]
"And so please forgive me if my anger doesn't do you justice." [23:44]
"And I think just sadly, so heartbreakingly, these people that have been facilitating euthanization and character defamation and possibly murder, just a lot of murder and and psychological warfare." [23:59]
"Well, there's going to be a variety of motivations, but sadly, I believe many of these people are Americans." [24:07]
"These look like white people that would have English as a first language." [24:14]
"Canada might actually be French Canadians might be part of this." [24:19]
"But it it there's a whole part of this that is so sad." [24:25]
"From the distance right now, law enforcement is doing this to Denver Sean." [24:32]
"Not all of it though." [24:35]
"I want to end with thank you for your service." [24:38]
"I need to go inside and refresh myself and try to reset myself for another night at the shelter." [24:46]
"And uh, some more time at the intersection." [24:49]
"If this is my last day alive, I did my best." [24:55]
"I love my daughter so much and I am so sorry, but I cannot speak with you or your mom." [25:02]
"I cannot go anywhere near any human being." [25:05]
"It really is the world that the city of Denver is in right now people." [25:10]
"This is uh this could happen to anyone and the suggestion is for communicating." [25:17]
"I mean how will the press media deal with this but again thank you for your service." [25:23]
"I don't know I don't I refuse to believe that that Microsoft or Monsanto or all of these these large organizations have destroyed this city." [25:37]
"I don't believe that was ever an intention." [25:39]
"I I do believe a small group of people may have impacted the lives of many in a really horrible way." [25:46]
"Some unintendedly, some with great intention." [25:50]
"And some may just be trying to save themselves at this point from mistakes." [25:56]
"Who knows?" [25:57]
"But it must be substantiated." [26:01]
"These conversations must be substantiated." [26:06]
"My testimony is waiting." [26:10]
"I hope it makes its way into saving lives." [26:15]
"End of recording." [26:16]
"From the distance, I mean it could be saving lives now, Sean." [26:24]
"It could." [26:26]
"I sure hope so." [26:30]
"I want to leave with this last question too." [26:33]
"How many, how long would it take and what kind of news media coverage, what kind of message, right?" [26:40]
"I've discussed in the past recordings how a household can defend itself from this telepathic attack that involves euthanization, the so-called ugly workflow impacting the people around them." [26:54]
"Remember, do not think of me as one individual." [26:57]
"Why should we help him?" [26:58]
"He's a homeless person is a very common statement." [27:02]
"It's disgusting." [27:04]
"I am not one person." [27:06]
"what the hell?" [27:07]
"I don't know what that stopped there." [27:10]
"So what to end it with with this one last question, how what might news coverage of this situation look like?" [27:17]
"I've talked to past recordies about what a household can do to defend itself from the threat of euthanization and the so-called ugly workflows that uh support it and how these ugly workflows that use mostly speaking to people uh as a mechanism to invite euthanization." [27:37]
"Right?" [27:38]
"So they by speaking to people, they suppress the target individual, but it's in that speaking that the people themselves spread euthanization." [27:47]
"So it doesn't make a lot of sense." [27:49]
"Uh this this workflow that a household could use is simple." [27:53]
"Just be transparent with what is being spoken to you." [27:56]
"Have regular check-ins to talk about what is being said to you and have an agreement within the household that you must be honest." [28:04]
"You can't live there if you can't be honest because you're you're a threat to everyone's livelihood." [28:09]
"You have to be able to deal with the ugliest communication possible." [28:15]
"Right?" [28:16]
"For example, yeah, your roommate is going to poison you at dinner tonight." [28:20]
"Right?" [28:21]
"You would want to share that immediately with your roommate for both of you." [28:26]
"For the both of you." [28:27]
"This is not hopeless." [28:29]
"So, if you had a new show that offered that information, right?" [28:35]
"And you have the local news versus national news, how many shows, how many airings of that content would it take?" [28:44]
"What's the best way to get that information to people?" [28:48]
"Right?" [28:49]
"To not do the bidding of a stranger." [28:51]
"How many how long would it be?" [28:53]
"160 minutes episode aired until X population sees it and then how long would it take for that information to make it to everybody?" [29:03]
"I think it's it's much more affordable to just put this put this in the hands of the news media with a life-preserving information, right?" [29:14]
"with life-preserving information present, but what you wouldn't want to have happen is people told not to communicate because that could just foster and here's why." [29:24]
"Would you want to avoid the news media telling people not to communicate?" [29:30]
"This is the first thing I might suggest to someone, but what does it do?" [29:34]
"Right?" [29:35]
"So you could be that you don't communicate with the bully, but you share everything they say to you, right?" [29:41]
"Something like that." [29:43]
"But remember if you don't communicate, well, then all you're going to hear is malevolent language, malevolent conversation." [29:53]
"And who can people call if they want to whistleblower or fold in a situation where their job is threatening them and forcing them to hurt people." [30:04]
"Right?" [30:05]
"What organization would stand out?" [30:07]
"My assumption it's the FBI." [30:09]
"I sent my document to rewards for justice and the FBI." [30:13]
"Today I'm going to try sending it to Monsanto and some of the other people that have been accused because they have been accused." [30:22]
"I think at this point I'm less worried about things getting worse." [30:27]
"And I'm just assuming that life is minute to minute right now, maybe hour to hour." [30:33]
"Um, so I'm going to share with as many people as possible." [30:38]
"Those are just some thoughts." [30:41]
"Uh, I don't know why that hasn't happened yet, but I I think maybe if we don't do it, it will happen." [30:49]
"It's just how much suffering and mayhem, you know, how how long how large do you want the impacted population to grow before addressing it?" [30:59]
"Something like that." [31:01]
"So a few questions." [31:02]
"Um, it is 1:20 p.m." [31:05]
"I need to end this recording at 31 minutes." [31:13]
Questions & Comments:
As usual, what are the explanations for the following…
- experiencing the POV (Point of View) telepathic visuals of others? **From a technical perspective*
- the broadcasting of the so-called “Citizen Tech” conversation echoing through the streets of Denver?
- the absence of acknowledgement in the News media?
Regarding the so-called “Citizen Tech” phenomena and the suggested presence of protective communication at the 48th st. shelter, is Denver, CO. experiencing a period of technological awareness?
Thank you for your service. As usual, I refuse to believe that any technology organization, law enforcement or intelligence community organization would force an unconsented-to conversation on America's citizens.