Dec 9, 2025 — Recording 2 (13:12) (Part 4)
Dec 9, 2025 — Recording 2 (13:12)
Audio: 20251209-131259-02.mp3
**Part - 01, Continuing the review of information from the last 48-72hrs*
duration: 27 minutes and 49 seconds
"Jesus is working in this person's life" [ 00:08 ]
"at this moment." [ 00:11 ]
"That was not what I was going to suggest, but it is not" [ 00:24 ]
"that much different." [ 00:28 ]
"Can you hear the defense that is happening around you?" [ 00:44 ]
"That's what I want to suggest." [ 00:50 ]
"From the author, someone is asking about" [ 00:56 ]
"asking if I can hear the defense." [ 01:01 ]
"has has the scale tipped" [ 01:04 ]
"in favor" [ 01:05 ]
"of the overall volume of this so-called unconsented to citizen tech" [ 01:12 ]
"conversations become" [ 01:14 ]
"defensive" [ 01:16 ]
"in favor of protecting" [ 01:19 ]
"the general population." [ 01:21 ]
"From the distance just now, it has. It absolutely has and I want you to consider embracing it." [ 01:39 ]
"from another speaker, for what purpose?" [ 01:45 ]
"In response, so he can have confidence." [ 01:55 ]
"But his life is in danger." [ 02:03 ]
"It's okay." [ 02:11 ]
"From the author, this is an impossible situation." [ 02:17 ]
"It is the most unrewarding and heartbreaking situation" [ 02:22 ]
"regardless of what side" [ 02:25 ]
"of the spectrum" [ 02:27 ]
"you spectrum of how this may be relationship, that's very possibly based on historical communication" [ 02:35 ]
"span the globe." [ 02:38 ]
"From the distance just now, I'm fucking unbelievable. Many things have surfaced indeed." [ 02:52 ]
"Please continue." [ 02:57 ]
"That is exactly what is suggested" [ 03:09 ]
"From the author, thank you for these suggestions." [ 03:18 ]
"I do my best every day, regardless of what is suggested" [ 03:23 ]
"to hold a steady hand" [ 03:28 ]
"for all sides." [ 03:32 ]
"And that is what I've been trained to do personally and professionally." [ 03:40 ]
"I'm also a black belt in martial arts." [ 03:43 ]
"However," [ 03:45 ]
"martial arts is not about overpowering people, not necessarily." [ 03:52 ]
"From the distance, it is not about overpowering people." [ 04:00 ]
"Exactly." [ 04:02 ]
"From the author, would you care to share anything about that about your perspective?" [ 04:07 ]
"It's just more important to protect people." [ 04:16 ]
"From the distance, it's just more important to protect people." [ 04:21 ]
"From the distance, that's exactly what I feel like you're trying to do." [ 04:34 ]
"From the author, thank you for elaborating." [ 04:37 ]
"From the author continuing on. What I was taught uh receiving a black belt in my mid to late 30s, mid 30s, was that the point of martial arts, especially in competition and in sparring is to defeat yourself," [ 04:56 ]
"to defeat your ego." [ 04:59 ]
"What you carry into the Dojang or the studio or school every day, you know, you empty your cup." [ 05:07 ]
"Your cup is your vessel, right?" [ 05:10 ]
"And if you have, if you're full to the to the brim with information, you can't receive any more wisdom." [ 05:16 ]
"So you humble yourself, you empty your cup." [ 05:19 ]
"And if you're full of anger, you come inside and you release it." [ 05:23 ]
"You release it in a safe, controlled environment." [ 05:28 ]
"And when you compete, the the point is to defeat the idea of who you are." [ 05:36 ]
"And in that defeat, you invite in the new person." [ 05:41 ]
"a constant feeling of being humbled and of being humiliated brings you to this place of peace and confidence that is quite profound." [ 05:53 ]
"I was also taught that the point of martial arts is to, it's always about preparation." [ 05:59 ]
"Uh, people would come into class, you know, from not going to class for years and they'd be they'd have a pot belly." [ 06:07 ]
"You know, they'd look exhausted, they got some gray hair coming in, burned out." [ 06:13 ]
"And old black belt and they bow to Master Troy and they, you know, they'd say hi and I talked to master about this one day." [ 06:20 ]
"I asked him, I said, "Master, why, why do these people stop training?"" [ 06:27 ]
"And to which he responded, life happened." [ 06:32 ]
"Life happened and you know, jobs happened, marriage happened, children happened." [ 06:38 ]
"It's okay to leave the Gojan." [ 06:41 ]
"It's okay to leave the school one day, but you can never stop challenging yourself." [ 06:47 ]
"Never stop challenging yourself." [ 06:51 ]
"I think we're all, from the author, in a context of this incredible miracle of communication that has descended on us." [ 07:02 ]
"Without explanation, are we all achieving a black belt at this moment?" [ 07:07 ]
"Are we all deceiving" [ 07:12 ]
"a black belt, suffering and achieving some kind of soul level or fundamental foundational transformation." [ 07:24 ]
"Here's a question for everyone in this suffering." [ 07:28 ]
"Will you be the same person you were" [ 07:32 ]
"two years ago." [ 07:35 ]
"You know, after, will you be the same person you were after going through this experience?" [ 07:41 ]
"Especially if you're being tormented." [ 07:44 ]
"Whether you're dealing with this deep internal and psychological conflict, or you're just listening to the echoes," [ 07:52 ]
"the acoustics of the street system carry this horrifying conversation on a daily basis." [ 07:59 ]
"Will you be the same person afterwards?" [ 08:03 ]
"From the distance just now, no, absolutely not." [ 08:09 ]
"Please continue." [ 08:13 ]
"From the author, I need to get back inside the building and I wanted to make sure I didn't leave out the event that are happening." [ 08:21 ]
"So far we've talked about the foods that haven't been to the intersection in a few days." [ 08:27 ]
"two to three days." [ 08:29 ]
"I haven't uh" [ 08:31 ]
"Make sure I'm still recording." [ 08:33 ]
"Uh there has been uh some pretty" [ 08:37 ]
"unsettling communication maybe from both ends at the 48 street shelter" [ 08:45 ]
"including a suggestion of someone to succumb to euthanasia immediately." [ 08:51 ]
"Just about immediately after being attacked publicly," [ 08:55 ]
"sharing the person's memory" [ 08:58 ]
"of a horrible uh set of interest, you know," [ 09:03 ]
"childhood or sexual abuse." [ 09:06 ]
"right?" [ 09:07 ]
"Sharing this visual information and the global suggestions of it" [ 09:12 ]
"to a household of 300 people," [ 09:15 ]
"and then later caving in," [ 09:18 ]
"accepting euthanization and being left, their body left in a parking lot." [ 09:23 ]
"Later, contradictory alternatively speaking, it's also suggested that he's still at the shelter." [ 09:35 ]
"From the distance, I'm fucking believable." [ 09:40 ]
"This is a nightmare, everybody." [ 09:45 ]
"From the author, remember, I'm reporting on information as objectively as possible." [ 09:53 ]
"This is the information I suggested recently that some of the guys from Citizens is false." [ 10:02 ]
"But false, how?" [ 10:05 ]
"From the distance just now, False How is a very important way of putting it." [ 10:15 ]
"From the author, could he tell us more about that?" [ 10:18 ]
"Briefly, it doesn't have to be perfect." [ 10:23 ]
"From the distance just now, well, let me think for a moment." [ 10:30 ]
"I'll come back to it." [ 10:34 ]
"Please be careful, song Christopher Harris." [ 10:42 ]
"I didn't say that." [ 10:45 ]
"From the author," [ 10:48 ]
"From the distance just now, just continue on for now." [ 10:57 ]
"I want to think about it." [ 10:59 ]
"I want to think about this, is what I suggested." [ 11:06 ]
"From the author continuing on." [ 11:09 ]
"So we have the summary." [ 11:11 ]
"We have Raymond." [ 11:12 ]
"All right, we have the intersection." [ 11:14 ]
"I haven't been there in a while." [ 11:15 ]
"But we had about a week and a half to two weeks of, do not Google that information" [ 11:21 ]
"being a new statement" [ 11:23 ]
"that that that kind of overtook" [ 11:26 ]
"overtook the intersection." [ 11:28 ]
"So new vehicles received a censorship statement breaking a historical pattern of communication with the vehicles over a year old." [ 11:37 ]
"We have a new three-day suggestion that Raymond, another person, two people now at the 48th street shelter, are being targeted, myself and Raymond, and Raymond may have been uthanized already." [ 11:52 ]
"But I do not have any detailed visual information for that to share." [ 11:58 ]
"Um" [ 12:00 ]
"continuing on with the 48th street takeaways." [ 12:04 ]
"Uh so POV, point of view visual information, historically speaking, it comes through uh every night looking inwards, right?" [ 12:16 ]
"Um, and the physical symptoms that go along with this experience." [ 12:22 ]
"For since this summer, I want to say for the last three months, my let's talk about physical symptoms for a moment." [ 12:28 ]
"My body has been leaking a yellow fluid" [ 12:33 ]
"on occasion that has a burning sensation" [ 12:37 ]
"and at the time this happens, I am experiencing the breaching process, the suggestion of someone penetrating my body using a technology supported method of communication." [ 12:51 ]
"So, I feel something penetrate my backside and move on my lower extremities up to my," [ 12:57 ]
"my face." [ 13:02 ]
"at which time a conversation began." [ 13:05 ]
"Historically speaking, people have suggested paraphrasing, stop pointing that at him." [ 13:11 ]
"Stop pointing your technology at the altar." [ 13:16 ]
"And so, you know, here's a question." [ 13:23 ]
"Are satellites and or cell towers capable of" [ 13:28 ]
"pushing" [ 13:30 ]
"uh, for example, ionic sound or a focused beam of sound into a human being's body?" [ 13:37 ]
"Is there another type of technology that could do something similar?" [ 13:43 ]
"Particle accelerator or a gentle form of particle acceleration has been suggested historically as to be the the explanation for the visual information that we're receiving telepathically." [ 13:57 ]
"So the physical symptoms uh are very challenging." [ 14:01 ]
"It was also suggested recently that cadaver work" [ 14:05 ]
"is happening," [ 14:07 ]
"right, to illuminate the nervous system in the human body." [ 14:14 ]
"I'm only to attempt to describe cadaver work." [ 14:17 ]
"From the distance just now, um, paraphrasing," [ 14:36 ]
"I know what cadaver work is and if this is happening, this is definitely a terrorist attack." [ 14:45 ]
"From the author, would you care to elaborate on that?" [ 14:48 ]
"They're wiring up cadavers" [ 14:55 ]
"and connected the cadavers to living people" [ 15:03 ]
"in an effort to conduct research and experimentation." [ 15:15 ]
"documenting the nervous system could be exactly why they're doing that." [ 15:26 ]
"Please continue." [ 15:29 ]
"From another speaker, I need to say something." [ 15:34 ]
"Do not record this information." [ 15:40 ]
"You have no idea how important it is that this cadaver work continues." [ 15:55 ]
"From the author, thank you so much for that suggestion." [ 16:00 ]
"I have offered on many occasions my own body up for this research," [ 16:06 ]
"for any research opportunity that would, for example, invite shares in the outcomes or ROI on the research." [ 16:18 ]
"From the distance just now, are you fucking serious?" [ 16:25 ]
"From the author, I am serious as a wired up cadaver." [ 16:30 ]
"No pun intended." [ 16:32 ]
"Anybody that comes through and helps me will help the people around me, my family circle included, and I am so passionate about the power of this miracle of communication to help people," [ 16:48 ]
"to help people medically, psychologically, emotionally, from a civilization perspective that I'm willing to donate my life to it." [ 17:00 ]
"Within all reason on how that would affect my friends and family circle and especially my daughter." [ 17:08 ]
"Thank you." [ 17:09 ]
"Thank you for that comment on the cadaver research." [ 17:13 ]
"As a skeptical research professional," [ 17:17 ]
"I find this the most, one of the most absolutely sensational claims." [ 17:22 ]
"However, the pain I experienced 24 to 48 hours ago when this was suggested was severe." [ 17:31 ]
"From the author continuing on," [ 17:35 ]
"with this suggestion of cadaver research" [ 17:39 ]
"and physical symptoms incurred uh while experiencing this so-called phenomena, this citizen tech method of communication." [ 17:50 ]
"From the author continuing on, so I went back to the rec center and had a nice workout." [ 17:59 ]
"Got a warm up workout." [ 18:00 ]
"I did a nice strong like MMA warm up." [ 18:04 ]
"So dynamic stretching." [ 18:06 ]
"Uh, dynamic stretching is something you do in the big at the beginning of a workout." [ 18:12 ]
"Static stress, the difference between dynamic and static stretching is this." [ 18:17 ]
"Your muscles are like taffy." [ 18:19 ]
"You need to warm them up." [ 18:21 ]
"right?" [ 18:22 ]
"So they become pliable, flexible," [ 18:25 ]
"right?" [ 18:25 ]
"Um if you don't warm them up, you know, then they can snap like a hard piece of taffy, taffy, right?" [ 18:34 ]
"the candy, tafy." [ 18:36 ]
"Um dynamic stretching is where you do rotations, um static, you know, rotations, maybe some air squats, lunges, and you do this to warm up your muscles." [ 18:48 ]
"You do it slowly and intentionally." [ 18:52 ]
"Static stretching is going to be like a hamstring stretch." [ 18:56 ]
"From the distance, exactly." [ 18:59 ]
"From the author continuing on." [ 19:02 ]
"Static stretches, according to my training over 15 years of, you know, martial arts training, mixed martial arts training are left towards the end of the workout." [ 19:13 ]
"So I went, I had a workout." [ 19:16 ]
"I warmed myself up." [ 19:19 ]
"I did a general, I hit every muscle group." [ 19:22 ]
"I did uh back extensions with a 45 lb plate," [ 19:26 ]
"and air squats." [ 19:27 ]
"I did bench presses and air squats." [ 19:30 ]
"I did uh some curls." [ 19:33 ]
"I swam just a little bit." [ 19:34 ]
"I enjoyed myself." [ 19:36 ]
"And I went back to the shelter that night." [ 19:38 ]
"And um, as I lie in bed, you know, I fell asleep and I think I woke up and I got up and walked around." [ 19:47 ]
"Nothing special, nothing different." [ 19:50 ]
"And out of nowhere, I start feeling this horrible like five to six pain scale." [ 19:57 ]
"I think I quoted it at a 6 to 8 pain scale at the time, but just kind of this uh surge." [ 20:04 ]
"It what I'm going to try to articulate the pain I experienced." [ 20:10 ]
"It was a" [ 20:12 ]
"a kind of a painful soreness in my lower back" [ 20:19 ]
"that reached maybe a 5 to 6 pain scale." [ 20:23 ]
"So, on a pain scale of one be to zero being zero being no pain," [ 20:29 ]
"and 10 being a bear ripped your arms off." [ 20:32 ]
"Right?" [ 20:34 ]
"I'm at about a five, like where it's compromising my motor ability," [ 20:39 ]
"my ability to walk to the bathroom or sit down." [ 20:43 ]
"And it it happens at first for about two to three minutes." [ 20:49 ]
"I lay down in bed, it happens again, and along with it follows kind of a a verbal narrative of how I'm being punished." [ 21:01 ]
"I'm being punished for overrides." [ 21:04 ]
"From the distance, that's exactly what happens that aligns with our experience." [ 21:14 ]
"From the author, would you care to elaborate?" [ 21:17 ]
"Yes, we are terrified for this suggestion of cadaver research." [ 21:28 ]
"Please be careful." [ 21:33 ]
"This is the most terrifying situation, everybody." [ 21:45 ]
"I cannot support youthanization." [ 21:48 ]
"all from the distance." [ 21:50 ]
"From the author, thank you for that feedback." [ 21:53 ]
"I try to keep an open door to people who have the courage to share." [ 22:00 ]
"Sharing in this conversation invites the threat of youthanization." [ 22:05 ]
"Thank you for your service, all of you." [ 22:07 ]
"From the author continuing on, I lay back down in bed and receive some visual information." [ 22:15 ]
"What this looked like was the outline of a spine." [ 22:20 ]
"The suggestion was, uh, that this is where the suggestion of the illumination of my nervous system came into play." [ 22:33 ]
"Uh paraphrasing, I'm tired of being a mad scientist." [ 22:37 ]
"I did my best to illuminate this person's nervous system," [ 22:42 ]
"but I don't feel like I know what I'm doing." [ 22:46 ]
"I am uncertain if I want to continue this." [ 22:50 ]
"Remember this is paraphrasing." [ 22:52 ]
"There was something very close to that, very similar." [ 22:55 ]
"Um, and the visual was kind of this curvature with on each side of the curvature, as representation of a spine, two dots." [ 23:06 ]
"Right? So if you imagine for each vertebrae, there are these little blue, light blue dots." [ 23:12 ]
"It's a black, mostly dark visual with a representation of a spine, and on each side, dots covering the length of the curvature." [ 23:23 ]
"And they were very proud of what they had accomplished, but they weren't so certain that they had done a good job." [ 23:29 ]
"It didn't look like much." [ 23:31 ]
"That was the first night." [ 23:33 ]
"The second day there was more." [ 23:37 ]
"And the second day, and this was very recent, um it was suggested that the goal of this was to support digestive health research, bowel movement research." [ 23:51 ]
"Paraphrasing, wow, look at this." [ 23:53 ]
"You have complete control of the colon now." [ 23:57 ]
"I'm going to say that again." [ 23:58 ]
"Paraphrasing, wow, look at this." [ 24:02 ]
"You have complete control of the colon now." [ 24:07 ]
"From the distance just now, un-fucking believable recording." [ 24:17 ]
"From the author, would you care to share anything?" [ 24:19 ]
"What parts of this are interesting to you?" [ 24:23 ]
"Thank you for your heroism." [ 24:29 ]
"From another speaker, was it really that painful?" [ 24:36 ]
"I'm going to hold off on commenting, please continue." [ 24:43 ]
"From the author, it was debilitating." [ 24:46 ]
"This is not something you would want to have happen throughout the course of the day." [ 24:51 ]
"From the author continuing on, the reason why I introduced details of my workout, and remember this is because I haven't had a workout uh since this summer." [ 25:03 ]
"I might have failed to mention that." [ 25:04 ]
"I included that I did a nice strong warm up." [ 25:07 ]
"I activated using dynamic stressing, all of the groups." [ 25:11 ]
"I did not leave the workout injured." [ 25:14 ]
"From the distance just now, that's very important to acknowledge." [ 25:20 ]
"Please continue." [ 25:23 ]
"From the author, yes, I thought it was." [ 25:25 ]
"I want to keep these suggestions as debatable as they would be without explanation," [ 25:32 ]
"or without a technological demonstration, a publicly facing demonstration, it's very hard to talk about it." [ 25:42 ]
"You have to keep" [ 25:44 ]
"keeping it's very objective for now." [ 25:46 ]
"And so, you know, today, am I hurting?" [ 25:52 ]
"Not really." [ 25:54 ]
"I've got some lactic acid in my thighs." [ 25:56 ]
"I don't have any pain in my lower back." [ 25:59 ]
"It's a little hard to sit down, but most of the pain I have is in my thighs." [ 26:04 ]
"From the distance, that's very good to hear." [ 26:08 ]
"From the author, can can you share anything about what happened?" [ 26:13 ]
"The suggestion of what happened to me?" [ 26:15 ]
"Yes, I'm with bowel movement research." [ 26:23 ]
"We are in fact doing cadaver research." [ 26:32 ]
"And we need to know that you are" [ 26:41 ]
"We need to know that" [ 26:46 ]
"the status." [ 26:51 ]
"Yes." [ 26:53 ]
"That is exactly what we need to know." [ 27:00 ]
"From the author, I I come back to I haven't shared this part of the feedback." [ 27:08 ]
"It's coming." [ 27:10 ]
"I'm going to segue into that right now." [ 27:14 ]
"From the distance, oh, Sean." [ 27:18 ]
"From the author continuing on, yes, so I'm going to submit my status here." [ 27:26 ]
"uh, one moment." [ 27:28 ]
"We're at 55 minutes." [ 27:29 ]
"I'm going to go ahead and end this recording and start a new one and make sure nothing gets in the way" [ 27:36 ]
"of capturing this." [ 27:38 ]
"End of recording at 2:08 p.m. at 55 minutes." [ 27:43 ]
"This is part one of takeaways from the last 72 hours." [ 27:47 ]