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IF I CAME BACK, WOULD I STILL BE ME? (opens the original)
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A child remembers another family.A different home. Different parents. A life that apparently ended before this one began.But even if some of those memories check out, an even stranger question remains:Knowing what happened to someone isn’t the same as being them.So what would actually have to survive for you to survive?Your memories?Your personality?Your fears?The people you love?Your body?This Tuesday, Mark and Lynna explore reincarnation through a question that may be much closer to home than
BEYOND MASCULINE & FEMININE: WHAT MAKES US WHO WE ARE? (opens the original)
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Masculine.Feminine.We use those words like everybody knows exactly what they mean.But do we?Are we talking about the body?Personality?The way we were raised?How we behave in relationships?Something psychological?Something spiritual?Or have we taken completely different things…and given them the same two names?This Tuesday, Mark and Lynna go looking beyond the labels.BEYOND MASCULINE & FEMININE:WHAT MAKES US WHO WE ARE?This Tuesday on Transition Radio Show.
Is Water the Bosom of Life Itself? Water, Memory, Consciousness & the Mystery of Life. (opens the original)
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What if the most ordinary thing in your house is also one of the least understood?In our next episode of Transition Radio Show, Mark and Lynna start with a simple glass of water and follow the question farther than either of them expected. Inspired by the work of Veda Austin, we explore hydroglyphs, water memory, Gerald Pollack’s exclusion-zone research, Jacques Benveniste, Masaru Emoto, Philip Ball, and the larger question of whether water may do more than simply support life.We are not telling
ARE HUMANS BEING FARMED FOR THEIR EMOTIONS? — Robert Monroe, Loosh & the Prison Planet Mystery. (opens the original)
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ARE HUMANS BEING FARMED FOR THEIR EMOTIONS? What if fear, suffering, love, conflict—even death—produce something valuable to an intelligence beyond our ordinary perception? That disturbing possibility has spread across the internet as the “Prison Planet” theory. And at the center of countless versions of the story is one man: Robert Monroe.But here’s where it gets strange: Monroe really did write about something he called Loosh. He described a disturbing vision involving a “Garden,” emotional in
Manufacturing the Transgender Threat: They Made Us the Enemy. (opens the original)
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For years, transgender people fought simply to be seen—to tell our stories, live openly, raise our families, work, serve, and participate in society as ourselves. But something happened as transgender visibility grew. We became more visible, while the actual transgender person became harder to see.In our place, a different character emerged: the transgender threat. Bathrooms. Sports. Children. Healthcare. Drag. Violence. “Gender ideology.” Mark and Lynna trace how political organizations, media
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