Sep 27, 2025 — Recording 3 (10:57) (Part 2)
Sep 27, 2025 — Recording 3 (10:57)
Audio: 20250927-105728.mp3
**10:57am, capturing my daily process of setting intention and conducting a brief personal inventory as they relate to my individual experience as a citizen and technology worker.*
"It's 10:57 a.m. Saturday, September 27th." [0:03]
"This is Sean Christopher Harris, author of the Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism" [0:12]
"in Denver, Colorado, 2024 to 2025." [0:21]
"It may have started much longer, or much farther back." [0:24]
"Um, I wanted to record just part of my one of my daily rituals." [0:29]
"And I get it in almost every day, but" [0:32]
"yeah, come to think of it, it's been so" [0:35]
"so draining this this horrible experience that" [0:40]
"uh I slowed in my daily process." [0:44]
"And so this is uh this is what it looks like." [0:48]
"I'm just going to start speaking." [0:50]
"It's it consists of" [0:52]
"this is kind of a" [0:53]
"daily affirmation, right?" [0:57]
"setting your intention for the for the day, defining uh rational goals, right?" [1:06]
"Under promise and over deliver." [1:09]
"is a good way." [1:13]
"That's an industry term that will let, you know," [1:16]
"there's nothing worse than when your expectations don't get met." [1:21]
"And when you have all this trust and faith in your country," [1:25]
"right?" [1:26]
"and no one shows up in this situation," [1:31]
"nothing could be a I can't think of a greater uh just fail on citizen expectations." [1:42]
"And then also, who do you call?" [1:45]
"in this situation?" [1:47]
"It's just there's nothing worse." [1:49]
"People it's one of these things that's guaranteed to upset someone when they don't get their expectations met." [1:56]
"So, setting rational goals, under promise and over deliver, means set the bar low" [2:03]
"for the day and you know, I used to have monthly goals, right?" [2:06]
"You have quarterly goals," [2:08]
"uh weekly goals, right now it's hour to hour." [2:11]
"I'm not because of the amount of psychological abuse that's happening" [2:16]
"and a life-threatening situation and just the loss, not being able to have human relationships." [2:24]
"I mean, it's it's absolutely horrible." [2:27]
"because of the danger around me." [2:29]
"So it's just all bets are off for productivity across the board." [2:34]
"with the exception of documenting." [2:36]
"The only thing that that I could do right now is capturing the transcripts." [2:42]
"I have more than enough to make a case for something." [2:45]
"The presence of psychological warfare and possibly just a an operation, the so-called um" [2:55]
"euthanasia cleanup crew," [2:58]
"that was suggested back in March." [3:03]
"horrible." [3:05]
"Right?" [3:06]
"So if I'm going to contribute to something, it documenting it not only holds people accountable day to day," [3:14]
"it captures the entire event." [3:16]
"Right now we've moved, I think from what I would consider esoteric beginnings into possibly a technological awareness milestone." [3:26]
"I think we've we've just gotten there." [3:31]
"And the conversations are changing." [3:34]
"Support may have shown up." [3:36]
"But remember, these conversations need to be substantiated." [3:40]
"So, all of that said, I'm going to begin, uh what I call my daily, just in setting intentions, maybe a little personal inventory." [3:50]
"Here we go in three, two, one," [3:54]
"take a deep breath." [3:57]
"Follow along if you like." [4:02]
"Health, wealth, and abundance." [4:06]
"Health, physical health, emotional health," [4:13]
"psychological health, financial health." [4:18]
"Wealth, right?" [4:20]
"Financial wealth, fruit of the spirit," [4:23]
"so to speak." [4:25]
"Do you feel supported spiritually right now?" [4:30]
"Are your actions" [4:32]
"aligned with tolerance and compassion?" [4:36]
"wealth, fruit of the spirit, financial wealth, wealth." [4:44]
"abundance." [4:46]
"Do you feel that you have enough or do you live" [4:49]
"in a state of constant desperation, worried about the ax falling?" [4:55]
"abundance." [4:59]
"Do you have enough?" [5:00]
"abundance of relationships, healthy, life giving relationships, meaningful relationships, many of them." [5:10]
"Do you have abundance of opportunity, an abundance of character defining challenge?" [5:17]
"Right?" [5:18]
"Health, wealth and abundance." [5:20]
"How do we get there?" [5:22]
"Patience." [5:23]
"humility, gratitude." [5:27]
"Patience, patience while people observe and have a conversation." [5:33]
"human beings, many of which could" [5:36]
"save just hundreds of people in the city of Denver," [5:39]
"and maybe many more by putting moving me to safety." [5:44]
"Patience while these people talk," [5:48]
"and talk and talk and talk with this policy out here that is talking equals euthanasia." [5:57]
"this contradictory policy, how" [6:01]
"no one's allowed to communicate and we're going to kill you with communication." [6:06]
"It's" [6:08]
"patience listening to this citizen tech nightmare." [6:14]
"This nightmare that has surfaced within citizen tech type of technology." [6:22]
"Right?" [6:23]
"It's what people refer to it as." [6:25]
"health, wealth, and abundance." [6:29]
"How do we get there?" [6:31]
"patience, humility," [6:33]
"humility, and I would say" [6:38]
"self, you know, this is empathy." [6:41]
"Remember, empathy, if you're communicating," [6:44]
"it's a powerful tool for building relationships and extracting information." [6:52]
"I think it's more powerful, and I don't know really, I can't say than manipulation," [6:58]
"prompting people with false information, predatory information to reveal information." [7:04]
"Empathy has a way of just opening the door to all information, doesn't it?" [7:10]
"humility, empathy, health, wealth and abundance." [7:14]
"How do we get there?" [7:16]
"patience, humility, empathy," [7:19]
"kind of the same bucket, gratitude." [7:23]
"gratitude." [7:25]
"Well, choosing gratitude right now," [7:28]
"I don't know." [7:31]
"It's amazing what you can get used to." [7:34]
"I mean, it really is." [7:36]
"It's it's an it's amazing." [7:38]
"gratitude." [7:40]
"Right?" [7:41]
"health, wealth, and abundance, how do we get there?" [7:44]
"Patience, humility, gratitude, emotionally mature communication." [7:51]
"So, communication and follow through." [7:54]
"As a United States citizen, it's my job to communicate." [7:58]
"Unfortunately, I have to be patient." [8:02]
"I have to communicate with life threatening in a life threatening situation and where communication makes the danger more" [8:11]
"and the the violent communication I'm experiencing more severe." [8:15]
"Right?" [8:17]
"And everyone's going to be angry." [8:19]
"People ask, oh, how do you feel about X? How do you feel about Microsoft or how do you feel about your government or Donald Trump? Well," [8:27]
"Well, of course anyone in my situation is going to be furiously angry," [8:33]
"and distrustful of any human being." [8:36]
"Expect that." [8:38]
"They're going to be self-medicating." [8:40]
"They don't if they have an explanation, right," [8:45]
"maybe they're a little better off." [8:48]
"If they have an understanding of how this is not spirituality." [8:52]
"spirituality implies truth." [8:57]
"And the entire thing is a falsehood in itself." [9:06]
"Uh Native Americans call God Wanka Taka, the great mystery." [9:11]
"They acknowledge that it's it's a mystery," [9:13]
"Right?" [9:15]
"So, health, wealth and abundance." [9:21]
"How do we get there?" [9:22]
"Patience, humility, gratitude, emotionally mature communication and follow through." [9:30]
"I'm very annoyed these days with just an esoteric prayer," [9:35]
"trying to speak positive words." [9:37]
"It just feels like an empty platitude." [9:39]
"It's helpful for the moment, but then reality comes crashing back." [9:44]
"This situation demands follow through." [9:48]
"We're experiencing this technological hocus pocus nightmare, right?" [9:54]
"It needs to be substantiated." [9:57]
"And then peace will come." [10:00]
"Right?" [10:01]
"For some, everyone's going to go through the process of anger, but it's follow through that is needed." [10:07]
"And I would say acknowledgement." [10:10]
"Acknowledgement." [10:11]
"And I've done my part as a citizen to communicate." [10:14]
"So, let's let's do a little inventory now." [10:16]
"Where am I on these things?" [10:18]
"Patience." [10:19]
"Am I being patient?" [10:21]
"Well, you don't have a choice." [10:23]
"Right?" [10:25]
"Patience, you're being very patient." [10:28]
"Humility." [10:29]
"You're very empathetic." [10:31]
"People have suggested that." [10:32]
"That even towards the people attempting to murder you and" [10:36]
"who are successfully discrediting you, making you look like a perverted terrorist, a murderer." [10:43]
"Ironically, that's their job." [10:45]
"blaming you for the very thing they're doing to you successfully." [10:50]
"And you're still empathetic and professional." [10:55]
"Of course there are angry moments." [10:57]
"patience, humility, gratitude." [11:00]
"Right?" [11:01]
"Where are you on in grateful right now?" [11:03]
"You" [11:04]
"I am grateful to be a part of of this even though I could be stabbed walking through this" [11:11]
"this uh corridor here, this sidewalk with the trees." [11:16]
"You know, I I'm I I'm grateful that I have the knowledge I have and I'm grateful for the defense that has shown up." [11:25]
"I'm grateful for my life experience and how every bit of it, my career path, my 12 years in technology," [11:33]
"my uh martial arts black belt and the training that came after, the Muay Thai work and Kali escrima a little bit of Kali escrima after," [11:43]
"my dance classes, the PI academy, I'm using every bit of uh" [11:49]
"every bit of who I am as a human being right now" [11:55]
"to navigate the situation." [11:57]
"I am so grateful to experience telepathy." [12:03]
"The gratitude I have for what I'm experiencing is incredible." [12:08]
"And I mean, I I feel that way." [12:11]
"You talk about a value proposition." [12:13]
"Everyone's trying to shoot down the method of communication and" [12:19]
"It's that's a pattern of suggestion, right?" [12:23]
"People are destroying the opportunity." [12:26]
"But you only come through as just evil, childlike human beings." [12:32]
"You know?" [12:34]
"It's it's very sad." [12:37]
"Let's get this way." [12:39]
"patience, humility, gratitude." [12:45]
"How do we get there?" [12:47]
"Is there anything else I'm grateful for?" [12:49]
"I'm so grateful that I had the experience of fatherhood." [12:53]
"I I'm worried for my daughter." [12:56]
"I'm worried for my ex-wife." [12:58]
"I I'm very happy I had the experience of being a husband and I tried with all my heart to love someone who was not emotionally or physically or or verbally present for me most of the time." [13:13]
"There were really beautiful moments between us and I and I still love you very much today, Yobo." [13:23]
"And I'm worried sick about our family," [13:26]
"as are many families right now, I would imagine." [13:31]
"Patience, humility, gratitude." [13:36]
"I'm grateful that I am vocal in this moment, even if it takes my life." [13:45]
"I'm doing this for the people that are terrified to speak right now." [13:49]
"for people that have homes," [13:51]
"You know, I think about being homeless right now in like the order of events that led me to this position where I could be vocal." [13:59]
"Right?" [14:01]
"Other people may have mortgages, they may have investments and uh shares and" [14:06]
"children and and commitments to people, leadership roles that" [14:12]
"they justify never having to communicate being the best thing they could possibly do." [14:19]
"Well, it is those people that we absolutely need now, isn't it?" [14:24]
"From the distance right now, yeah, it absolutely is those people." [14:31]
"So, I'm doing this." [14:33]
"I'm starting the conversation, one of probably many people." [14:37]
"I don't assume that I'm the only one who's capturing transcripts." [14:42]
"But I'm very grateful that my training and my life experience and my lowly station empower me to be this person today." [14:52]
"From the distance right now, that's so insightful, Sean." [14:59]
"Good morning." [15:00]
"Morning." [15:01]
"It's beautiful out here." [15:03]
"Um, patience, humility, gratitude." [15:10]
"How do we get there, follow through?" [15:12]
"What's my follow through looking like?" [15:15]
"Well," [15:18]
"I spent some time on the website, my professional site, which requires money to keep it going." [15:37]
"I spent some time looking for the part-time job to only find that the people around me in those settings were manipulated and attacked." [15:47]
"I think that this, you know, I could try again and it look at the silver lining there be I could document what it's like for a citizen in this situation to try and get a job." [16:01]
"I could do a better job documenting it." [16:03]
"Worst case scenario, they don't get a job," [16:06]
"right?" [16:07]
"And I document something that's for my own personal need." [16:11]
"Worst case scenario for the job site is that I show up and people are euthanized and terrorized." [16:18]
"terrorized and euthanized." [16:20]
"And based on my experience thus far for one year, that absolutely will happen." [16:26]
"Right?" [16:29]
"That's the mathematics of it." [16:32]
"Right?" [16:36]
"So follow through, all of that said, I need to go easy on myself because it's amazing I haven't accepted euthanasia." [16:44]
"Any day could come and I could just say fuck it." [16:48]
"I will accept it, but I don't think I'm that kind of person." [16:52]
"I didn't, you know, I worked 60 hours a week in technology while going to two hours of training a night in a Korean family school in my mid 30s, six days a week." [17:05]
"I do that training and on Sunday I'd exercise." [17:08]
"I'd do trail running in the foothills." [17:10]
"I you know, I I finished 60th out of a thousand people in a Spartan race in a high altitude" [17:21]
"Spartan sprint, running logs up a ski slope." [17:25]
"I don't think I'm that person." [17:29]
"I competed." [17:30]
"I didn't just go to class and get my black belt." [17:33]
"My this was a school where every single student was expected to compete." [17:38]
"And it didn't matter how old you were." [17:39]
"I had a great master." [17:42]
"He literally beat me with a stick in front of a heavy bag for six years." [17:47]
"They called it spear stick training." [17:50]
"And the point of it was, you'd start working martial arts combos on the bag." [17:54]
"You'd exhaust yourself to you find your point of exhaustion, and then he'd start beating you with the stick." [18:00]
"Uh you know, it was like they're targeted uh targeted attacks on your arms and your thighs and legs." [18:08]
"And what it would do is trigger your fighter flight reflex, and you would get you would dig deep." [18:13]
"It's like opening a door to so much more inside of you." [18:16]
"You'd find that you were so much stronger than you thought through that kind of training." [18:21]
"So am I that person that's going to to fold in this situation and accept euthanasia, reward these sociopathic Caucasian people, whoever they are," [18:34]
"these vile human beings." [18:36]
"that are so convinced of their" [18:39]
"their approach." [18:41]
"It's a job." [18:45]
"It's a job, but you are doing something to a population of people." [18:50]
"Remember," [18:51]
"This isn't, you know, health, wealth and abundance." [18:56]
"How do we get there?" [18:58]
"Patience, humility, gratitude, follow through." [19:02]
"Remember, follow through on this for the other people and myself." [19:09]
"This this entire situation is not about one person." [19:13]
"It's about a growing population of people." [19:17]
"So what may have started as one person one year ago, right?" [19:21]
"Think contact tracing with uh a disease." [19:26]
"Someone starts barking at the people around me, right?" [19:30]
"in a threatening way." [19:31]
"Suppressing me," [19:33]
"shutting down relationships and by talking with those people, they become part of the policy where they are added to the euthanasia list." [19:43]
"And this population is grown over the years, hasn't it?" [19:47]
"Just how many people have I impacted in a negative way over the last year being victimized?" [19:55]
"People are being paid for this work." [19:57]
"It's suggested there is a revenue stream." [19:59]
"Right?" [20:01]
"Someone is funding this work." [20:03]
"So follow through right now, the importance of me producing that document" [20:08]
"and being present and in healthy psychological condition for testimony" [20:15]
"is so important." [20:17]
"So when I make decisions to use alcohol or or exercise or or do my personal inventory for example, you know, I'm thinking about the people who've lost their lives and I'm thinking about people who stand to lose their lives." [20:33]
"Public speaking practice on the unacknowledged euthanization of Denver citizens for communicating in this unconsented to so-called citizen technology, citizen tech phenomena of communication." [20:51]
"So, continuing on, health, wealth, and abundance, how do we get there?" [20:57]
"Patience, humility, gratitude, follow through." [21:02]
"Remember, follow through on this for the other people and myself." [21:08]
"This this entire situation is not about one person." [21:13]
"It's about a growing population of people." [21:16]
"So what may have started as one person one year ago, right?" [21:21]
"Think contact tracing with uh a disease." [21:26]
"Someone starts barking at the people around me, right? in a threatening way." [21:31]
"Suppressing me," [21:33]
"shutting down relationships and by talking with those people, they become part of the policy where they are added to the euthanasia list." [21:42]
"And this population is grown over the years, hasn't it?" [21:46]
"Just how many people have I impacted in a negative way over the last year being victimized?" [21:54]
"People are being paid for this work." [21:56]
"It's suggested there is a revenue stream," [21:59]
"Right?" [22:00]
"Someone is funding this work." [22:02]
"So follow through right now, the importance of me producing that document" [22:08]
"and being present and in healthy psychological condition for testimony" [22:15]
"is so important." [22:17]
"So when I make decisions to use alcohol or or exercise or or do my personal inventory, for example, you know, I'm thinking about the people who've lost their lives and I'm thinking about people who stand to lose their lives." [22:33]
"Public speaking practice on the unacknowledged euthanization of Denver citizens for communicating in this unconsented to so-called citizen technology, citizen tech, phenomena of communication." [22:51]
"So, continuing on, health, wealth and abundance, how do we get there?" [22:57]
"Patience, humility, gratitude, follow through." [23:02]
"Remember, follow through on this for the other people and myself." [23:08]
"This this entire situation is not about one person." [23:13]
"It's about a growing population of people." [23:16]
"So what may have started as one person one year ago, right?" [23:21]
"Think contact tracing with uh a disease." [23:26]
"Someone starts barking at the people around me, right?" [23:30]
"in a threatening way." [23:31]
"Suppressing me," [23:33]
"shutting down relationships and by talking with those people, they become part of the policy where they are added to the euthanasia list." [23:42]
"And this population has grown over the years, hasn't it?" [23:46]
"Just how many people have I impacted in a negative way over the last year being victimized?" [23:54]
"People are being paid for this work." [23:56]
"It's suggested there is a revenue stream." [23:59]
"Right?" [24:00]
"Someone is funding this work." [24:02]
"So follow through right now, the importance of me producing that document" [24:08]
"and being present and in healthy psychological condition for testimony" [24:15]
"is so important." [24:17]
"So when I make decisions to use alcohol or or exercise or or do my personal inventory for example, you know, I'm thinking about the people who've lost their lives and I'm thinking about people who stand to lose their lives." [24:33]
"Public speaking practice on the unacknowledged euthanization of Denver citizens for communicating in this unconsented to so-called citizen technology, citizen tech, phenomena of communication." [24:51]
"So, continuing on, health, wealth and abundance." [24:55]
"How do we get there?" [24:57]
"Patience, humility, gratitude, follow through." [25:02]
"Remember, follow through on this for the other people and myself." [25:08]
"This this entire situation is not about one person." [25:13]
"It's about a growing population of people." [25:16]
"So what may have started as one person one year ago, right?" [25:21]
"Think contact tracing with uh a disease." [25:26]
"Someone starts barking at the people around me, right?" [25:30]
"in a threatening way." [25:31]
"Suppressing me," [25:33]
"shutting down relationships and by talking with those people, they become part of the policy where they are added to the euthanasia list." [25:42]
"And this population is grown over the years, hasn't it?" [25:46]
"Just how many people have I impacted in a negative way over the last year being victimized?" [25:54]
"People are being paid for this work." [25:56]
"It's suggested there is a revenue stream." [25:59]
"Right?" [26:00]
"Someone is funding this work." [26:02]
"So follow through right now, the importance of me producing that document" [26:08]
"and being present and in healthy psychological condition for testimony" [26:15]
"is so important." [26:17]
"So when I make decisions to use alcohol or or exercise or or do my personal inventory, for example, you know, I'm thinking about the people who've lost their lives and I'm thinking about people who stand to lose their lives." [26:33]
"Public speaking practice on the unacknowledged euthanization of Denver citizens for communicating in this unconsented to so-called citizen technology, citizen tech, phenomena of communication." [26:51]
"So, continuing on, health, wealth and abundance, how do we get there?" [26:57]
"Patience, humility, gratitude, follow through." [27:02]
"Remember, follow through on this for the other people and myself." [27:08]
"This this entire situation is not about one person." [27:13]
"It's about a growing population of people." [27:16]
"So what may have started as one person one year ago, right?" [27:21]
"Think contact tracing with uh a disease." [27:26]
"Someone starts barking at the people around me, right?" [27:30]
"in a threatening way." [27:31]
"Suppressing me," [27:33]
"shutting down relationships and by talking with those people, they become part of the policy where they are added to the euthanasia list." [27:42]
"And this population has grown over the years, hasn't it?" [27:46]
"Just how many people have I impacted in a negative way over the last year being victimized?" [27:54]
"People are being paid for this work." [27:56]
"It's suggested there is a revenue stream." [27:59]
"Right?" [28:00]
"Someone is funding this work." [28:02]
"So follow through right now, the importance of me producing that document" [28:08]
"and being present and in healthy psychological condition for testimony" [28:15]
"is so important." [28:17]
"So when I make decisions to use alcohol or or exercise or or do my personal inventory for example, you know, I'm thinking about the people who've lost their lives and I'm thinking about people who stand to lose their lives." [28:33]
"Public speaking practice on the unacknowledged euthanization of Denver citizens for communicating in this unconsented to so-called citizen technology, citizen tech, phenomena of communication." [28:51]
"Is not a question for me." [28:59]
"Thank you for your service." [29:04]
"I do have empathy if you want an empathetic point of view and I'm not angry at that moment." [29:09]
"Call on me." [29:12]
"People know me for that." [29:15]
"You want to know who really knows me for that?" [29:17]
"The facilitators of the terrorism and the euthanization." [29:21]
"They know exactly who I am and who I am not." [29:26]
"I would venture to say." [29:28]
"The people applying pornography, smut, and false claims probably know exactly who I am." [29:36]
"Right?" [29:41]
"How long will this take?" [29:42]
"I mean, I don't want to say take your time." [29:44]
"I want to say the news media needs to get to me immediately." [29:48]
"I mean, they really need to get to me." [29:51]
"Somebody needs to get to me immediately to stop my spread, to stop the population that's been impacted by me" [30:00]
"from growing any longer." [30:03]
"And I think you're better safe than sorry on this one." [30:08]
"So, thank you for your service." [30:11]
"And that goes out to everybody on all sides of this adversarial situation." [30:19]
"Remember, people may not have all the information." [30:22]
"They may be manipulated, doing the bidding of a stranger." [30:27]
"The use of this system in an unconsented to way may have started with one set of intentions that were about protecting people." [30:36]
"There's that narrative, but there's also the narrative that is a terrorist attack has happened." [30:41]
"Both could be happening." [30:43]
"From the distance right now, both are happening." [30:48]
"So, I'm very grateful pointing back to gratitude for the defense that has shown up." [30:54]
"But remember, this must be substantiated." [30:59]
"Do not reward this method of communication by calling it evidence that does not have to be substantiated." [31:08]
"I'm going to end this recording now, but that's what the uh that's what the process looks like." [31:16]
"Just kind of setting intention and conducting a personal inventory." [31:21]
"I've got a really important question here." [31:25]
"Why would you thank all sides?" [31:27]
"This is a I I'll answer that." [31:30]
"It has to do with empathy and bringing peace to this situation." [31:36]
"Historically, diplomacy is not rewarded, from what I could tell." [31:40]
"Uh, I'm measuring reward by the unconsented to conversation stops." [31:48]
"Some people may have changed direction, but I wouldn't know." [31:52]
"Right?" [31:55]
"It's such an elusive thing that we're dealing with." [32:00]
"It's it's ubiquitous, it's everywhere, but it's also very hard to see." [32:05]
"Behaviors easy to measure, but who is not so much." [32:11]
"And so, you know, letting people know that I am not just belligerently, uh well, how do you say this?" [32:20]
"letting people know, I I want people to know a few things about me." [32:23]
"One, I'm a professional." [32:26]
"I'm not perfect." [32:27]
"I know that I know that I'm I'm not the sheriff in town." [32:33]
"Right?" [32:34]
"I'm a citizen who's sharing what's happening." [32:37]
"Doing my job as a citizen, and I need people to see me as approachable," [32:43]
"especially the enemy." [32:45]
"When I have succeeded at this, this is where the information in the document comes from." [32:51]
"Do you want to know how I got to the information that was" [32:56]
"it's a military adviser that uh that is you know, has this policy that no one's allowed to communicate telepathically except" [33:06]
"the chosen people?" [33:07]
"It was my empathetic facilitation of a conversation." [33:12]
"I hope that helps answer why." [33:17]
"I need to end this recording." [33:19]
"and take a break again, but" [33:23]
"there is intention for today." [33:27]
"From the distance right now, do you accept your euthanization, Sean?" [33:37]
"No, I do not." [33:40]