A note from the author:
Happy sunday every one!
I have been trying to release these episodes every sunday.
Here in America, sunday is a day where alot of christians go to church.
Having grown up christian, and long since a disillusioned one,
I post these with a church light substitute attempt.
A satsang is just people sitting together and mulling over what is.
So peace be, and thank you for listening to Xenospeak.
The fabric of the universe is a spectrum of waves inhabiting
every imagined location.
Without humans on this planet, wandering around aimlessly posting on social media,
electromagnetic waves would still be zipping around the galaxy.
The many stars
and large dense objects that float all around our planet emit these waves along with
our very own planet.
The earth sends out shimmering electric waves that disperse and concentrate.
Areas that are fortunate or unfortunate enough to be in
locations where this flux is most dense
tend to be full of oddities.
The "Mapimi Silent Zone"
in central Mexico is one such of these nodes.
Many accounts of high strangeness are attributed to the region.
Most notable is how there seems to be an increased number of celestial objects
falling to the desert floor attracted by the large and ancient stores of magnetite underground.
Could these ancient ley lines be important markers for other
intelligences as they navigate the universe?
As a species we are only beginning to understand how our personal
vibration is effected, or enhanced by the larger waves propogating around us.
Legend:
meditation 0:00-6:04
intro 6:04-9:28
whole 9:28-54:34
outro 54:34-57:08
I am always interested in talking this over with people, no subject is too strange.
The Roswell New Mexico UFO festival is coming up real soon. I would love to see anyone who can make it or show up.
Even if you can't, leave a comment and an upvote, and get in touch.
You can shoot me an email at xenospeak@outlook.com
I try to leave extra bits of musings on the discord
you can follow my day to day musings on the EOS Murmur dapp @xenospeak123
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