Category Astral Body

In an era marked by unprecedented access to information, rapid technological evolution, and a deep yearning for authenticity, whispers of a worldwide awakening have grown into a resounding chorus. Across social media platforms like TikTok and X, voices from all walks of life are proclaiming that a metamorphosis is underway—a collective return to ancient wisdom and higher dimensions. At the same time, however, an undercurrent of transhumanism persists, promising human enhancement through technology while risking total control by an elite few.

Metals have played an important role in a variety of mystical, esoteric, and psychic practices across many different cultures and time periods. While there is no scientific consensus on these practices, many practitioners believe metals can channel, store, and amplify subtle energies, making them useful tools for divination, healing, scrying, and other psychic pursuits. Below is an overview of some of the most prominent psychic or spiritual practices involving metal.

It sounds straight out of a sci-fi novel: souls from other planets choosing Earth as their next classroom. Yet, a number of spiritually inclined researchers have noted an uptick in people who identify themselves as “IP souls.” Around 2004–2005, one psychologist began observing that a large portion of her clients—some 50–60%—seemed to be from non-Earth origins. Like a hidden current in a vast ocean, these starseeds appear to be flowing into our world with rising frequency.

One of the most striking similarities lies in the players' forced amnesia regarding their lives outside the game. Upon entering the isolated arena, participants are stripped of their connections to the outside world, their past experiences seemingly irrelevant to the immediate struggle for survival. This mirrors the concept of the "veil of forgetfulness" discussed in numerous metaphysical accounts.

Dolores Cannon, a renowned past-life regression hypnotherapist, spent decades delving into the deeper layers of the human psyche and beyond. She developed a unique technique that accessed what she termed the Subconscious (SC)—a vast source of wisdom that differs significantly from the notion of the “subconscious mind” in psychology. Throughout her “Convoluted Universe” series, and through thousands of patient regressions, Cannon introduced readers to a compelling tapestry of cosmic knowledge that transcends conventional scientific paradigms, challenging us to ponder the broader nature of consciousness and its potential incarnations—even in artificial forms such as AI.