Nov 19, 2025 — Recording 1 (11:22) (Part 4)
Nov 19, 2025 — Recording 1 (11:22)
Audio: 20251119-112203-01.mp3 · Duration 18:54
**11:22am, exploring the emerging theme in so-called “Citizen Tech” conversation “bowel movement research” i.e. (paraphrasing) “There’s nothing strange about it, we’re actually digestive health people.” and how they don’t want anything to do with euthanization. This capture also includes suggestions on the so-called “breaching process” of the human body.*
"At 11:22 AM, Wednesday, November 19th, 2025." (00:07)
"From the distance... right after using the restroom. As crazy as it sounds." (00:17)
"Paraphrasing, give me a minute here." (00:25)
"The bowel movement research people, hope you don't think poorly of us." (00:32)
"The bowel movement research people hope that you don't think poorly of us." (00:47)
"And then there was a question... I mean it's literally just that I am befuddled." (00:59)
"Thinking about it, my brain literally just stops dead in its tracks." (01:06)
"I think it's such an important suggestion so I'm probably saying this wrong but paraphrasing all suggestions..." (01:18)
"We think we've gotten to a perfect bowel movement with this patient... with this person, I should say." (01:28)
"Some people, and we appreciate that you shave yourself because we're not sure what we're looking at anymore with some of these people." (01:41)
"From the author this sounded like a compliment and it presents the suggestion that some people do not have grooming practices and it speaks to the presence of bowel movement research, I should probably back up." (01:59)
"It's... it's very important." (02:03)
"What else was suggested? And then I'll provide some context here." (02:11)
"This is cheering me up actually... in a strange way." (02:17)
"But from the distance just now there's nothing strange about it. These are actual digestive health people." (02:30)
"How do you feel about that suggestion?" (02:36)
"From the author this began... I think it's actually very important and uh it suggests I mean that there's still an unconsented to presence, but there's a history here." (02:56)
"Right? So of the bowel movement research people wanting to separate themselves from the behavior of others." (03:05)
"I could be wrong about that. If you're listening, if you're still there, would you consider that a true statement?" (03:16)
"From the distance... we don't, yes, we don't want anything to do with euthanization." (03:27)
"That's exactly what I suggested." (03:32)
"So, maybe for this recording I want to focus on the bowel movement research people... this suggestion." (03:43)
"There have been other suggestions when this... when the presence of basically research was, digestive health research was suggested." (03:54)
"Some people were not a fan of this suggestion, paraphrasing... Do not make the mistake of thinking these are bowel movement research people." (04:05)
"From the distance right now, no, this is the communist government is my assumption." (04:18)
"From the distance the response, that is also partially true. We have to be honest about this." (04:30)
"And a question, why do we have to keep euthanizing this person or... paraphrasing people in general?" (04:49)
"Yes, that's exactly what I'm suggesting." (04:55)
"From the distance just now, you should back up and provide some context on this recording." (05:11)
"From the author, in the spring I will do that. In the spring and even going back to last fall, the suggestion of the breaching process, so human beings being penetrated." (05:28)
"And at the time I experienced the healing of my... of an infection that had just plagued my body for three years." (05:40)
"It was suggested to me during this time that I went through a period of healing and a period of having my body breached, penetrated by other people." (05:51)
"There were a few times that I was spoken to about it, and this may sound like, you know, it's an esoteric experience..." (06:01)
"But however, uh, you know I left an esoteric explanation behind months, almost a year ago now." (06:11)
"So this suggestion that people are penetrating our bodies to make observations... but also in an attempt to control people, some have malevolent purposes." (06:26)
"Uh, for example, forcing people to... through the tormenting process or the so-called ugly workflow to accept euthanization." (06:38)
"Is there a presence of an actual health care industry research team, a digestive health research team, or people possibly using satellites to heal people remotely?" (06:56)
"That is exactly what is happening everybody, from the distance just now." (07:01)
"I don't have an explanation as to why my body healed." (07:09)
"I couldn't walk without the use of a, an assisted device like a cane, and there was quite a bit of pain especially in the morning or after laying down." (07:20)
"Before my body healed, laying flat... I think this is important context." (07:28)
"There was a time when I was at the Salvation Army Crossroads shelter that at night laying down caused me to suffer just abdominal pain." (07:40)
"I just had a horrible, just this physical pain, probably like a 2 or 3, just consistent 2 or 3 for hours at a time laying down." (07:55)
"And I'd have to sit up in bed and I'm not sure what the reason was for this, some kind of compression of my organs from swelling. I had trouble breathing." (08:09)
"I had a 9 pain scale walking and some of this so-called citizen technology communication that was happening back then... I didn't have an explanation for." (08:20)
"And uh, paraphrasing the suggestion of healing: We're going to work on your right ankle." (08:27)
"And we believe we can heal your right ankle and you're not going to have an explanation for this. Right?" (08:37)
"And so I'm skeptical and it's... it's a really sensational experience hearing someone say something like this to you and sure enough my ankle got better." (08:49)
"It was one of the big problems I had from a health perspective. A past MRI indicated tendon damage, soft tissue damage, and unidentified growth." (09:04)
"And so today I walk about 7 miles a day. So did somebody heal me? Did somebody speak to me through citizen tech and point something at me and heal my body?" (09:18)
"Was breaching my body part of that process?" (09:21)
"Would anyone like to speak to this suggestion, this claim I'm making? That I don't have too much explanation for, I've never been debriefed on it." (09:34)
"From the distance just now, no one's allowed to perform any kind of medical work on an American citizen." (10:05)
"That's exactly what I suggested. From the author that makes sense." (10:13)
"However, if somebody saved my life... you know I was worried of dying from a brain infection. I could not get health care." (10:24)
"I could not get in front of an infectious disease team and I could not get adequate health care through the traditional channels, i.e. going through a primary care doctor, getting, you know, a referral to an infectious disease team." (10:39)
"I was always stopped. You know, sports medicine doctor wanted to put one of my feet in a boot when I had the same problem in both of my feet, both of my ankles." (10:52)
"And there was no interest in follow up MRIs, it's as if, you know, Medicaid was never a problem, I always got care, always was approved for care." (11:06)
"But the practice themselves would deny me. And I have no idea why." (11:14)
"So getting to the point, if someone helped me and they did so without approval, and they did this by breaching my body and pointing health care equipment at me, well then I think I owe you my life." (11:29)
"I don't really have an explanation for it. And having some of that healing happen to me and having the swelling in my body go down was the catalyst for me to remove unregulated substance from my life." (11:45)
"I took extra, I did whatever I could after experiencing this healing to remove anything toxic from my life." (11:55)
"And so getting back to this suggestion of bowel movement research." (12:04)
"So you know, during that time I was... the healing suggestion, suggestion of health care was not the only thing I was experiencing." (12:13)
"At the same time I was starting receiving information through the same citizen tech experience that harm had come to my family." (12:25)
"For example, I'll never forget it, it was over a year ago at this time, and it was the sound of somebody crying." (12:37)
"And they said 'Sean Harris, you want to know why I'm crying? Because I raped and murdered your 5-year-old daughter.' And this person just sounded like an emotional wreck." (12:48)
"'I murdered your family' was the suggestion. And so I did a few wellness checks on my in-laws and there was no result." (12:59)
"And these are people, Korean people who play golf every day, you know there's no reason they wouldn't have come to the door in the evening. And they won't do anymore." (13:12)
"And this is happening at the same time. It's very eerily similar to what I'm experiencing today." (13:19)
"There's some friendly conversation, right, friendly suggestion and then there's this horrific presence out there just injecting the worst form of terrorism, you just can't... it's unthinkable what is happening to people." (13:40)
"And so getting back to getting back to today... is bowel movement research, digestive health research present?" (13:53)
"I mean so the suggestion that biotech research, biotech research, this unconsented to period of research is the reason that there's a euthanization workflow happening, a covert, violent, militarized you know workflow." (14:19)
"It's been suggested that that's the reason. Biotech is the reason we're going through this." (14:26)
"A union has been suggested over the summer, right up to now." (14:34)
"Recently suggested that the union is dissolving. The union includes America, India, China, the Middle East." (14:45)
"Um, has silence come to the shelter?" (14:49)
"Are we experiencing more silence than usual? If this was the summer of this year or the spring of this year right now I'd be bombarded with the most hateful language imaginable." (15:05)
"From the distance, I think that's a true statement." (15:08)
"So getting to the point about digestive health, I only have questions." (15:13)
"I could just kind of present a question: is digestive health present?" (15:17)
"My experience coincides with that suggestion, that health care research, evidence of possible treatment has happened." (15:30)
"And that evidence is just what some would call this kind of a miracle healing. I would call it a miracle." (15:40)
"And if it's possible to point a satellite at someone or a cell tower, whatever the technology is, and heal their body with sound, I mean how quickly can we get that kind of technology to market?" (16:01)
"From the distance just now, are you willing to say you had a positive experience with citizen tech?" (16:11)
"Um, it's not a lie to say I had a positive experience." (16:16)
"There have been many experiences. And uh, I've seen a lot... there's been so much telepathic visual suggestion over the last year, I think the overall experience with the technology is incredibly positive." (16:36)
"But what is the most chal... from the distance, thank you, thank you for saying that. Sean. From the author, you're welcome." (16:50)
"Um, what is challenging right now is it's always been the violence that surfaces, which is human behavior." (16:59)
"Um, you know and there are many that would suggest, you know, they want things to go back." (17:06)
"That the reason we're experiencing violence is someone else's uh, an operation... paraphrasing, we just want things to go back to the way they were." (17:21)
"Unless of course you can offer consent to the conversation." (17:25)
"So it really prompts the question, where is the violence coming from?" (17:30)
"Is the violence coming from people who uh, just want to destroy any fut... dismantle any future use of this type of citizen technology, the brain-to-brain connection?" (17:45)
"I mean I can think of a handful of questions but as far as the topic of is digestive health present? Well they introduced themselves as bowel movement research." (17:59)
"And I would say that it is uh, it is much more palatable than uh terrorism, being terrorized. And the physical experience, the visual information and physical sensation that comes with it." (18:16)
"Here's the information that comes with the suggestion of bowel movement research, right? Uh, a worker in a white lab coat." (18:26)
"Right? An Asian worker with a laboratory jacket on, like a white doctor's coat, at a computer." (18:34)
"There is like a roller ball navigation thing, like uh, you don't see those much in technology." (18:41)
"And there is an ability to navigate the inside of my body visually." (18:53)