Part Two: He Called Out to Nonhuman Intelligence at Lake Hartwell. Three Minutes Later, Navy SEALs Watched Two Objects Perform a Maneuver No Terrestrial Craft Could Make | Sean Webb

Mayim Bialik (0:04)

Hi, I'm Mayim Bialik.

Jonathan Cohen (0:05)

And I'm Jonathan Cohen.

Mayim Bialik (0:06)

And welcome to part two of our conversation with Sean Webb. Sean is a leading human mind and emotional intelligence expert. He translates cutting edge neuroscience and complex systems thinking into practical tools to unlock happiness, emotional mastery, and human potential. And also, he is an expert in understanding non-human intelligence, the kind of information it might be giving us, and how that can impact our relationship, not only with our own consciousness, but with artificial intelligence itself. Please enjoy part two of our conversation with Sean Webb. Break it down. DW Pasulka talks about this, and it's something we've been talking about a lot. And there's a lot of Christian emphasis on this as well. You know, is it possible that our notion of aliens is just sort of what we call some sort of divine interface that we're having?

You know, the best example that Dr. Pasulka talks about is like if you read Ezekiel's vision, right, from thousands of years ago, and there were many, many prophets, obviously biblical prophets, who described unbelievable things in trance states, in sleep states, in meditation states. You know, Ezekiel's vision, A, is super duper trippy, right? Does it mean to have like orbs of eyeballs rotating in a sort of like spherical thing, and like also you feel love, right? Like what's happening? So, you know, I guess that's sort of the question also, is alien the term that we're using to describe some interface, right, with something that is more evidence of us getting in touch with our true essence, right? That of love, that of endless creation, you know. There's actually a description you have here, which is so beautiful. You talk about nothingness, you know, and that's one of the earliest concepts, right, in the Old Testament, right, is like, what is nothing before there's nothing, right? There was a, you know, it moved along the surface, but like there's no surface and what is actually movement, right, if there's no reference point. And you talk about an infinite nothingness that stretched everywhere in all directions without beginning and without end, which I'm assuming you don't speak Hebrew, but that's a very Hebrew based, you know, kind of notion.

And you said, there was a sense of locality.

You said, I was watching a particular particle in an area of 3D space and underneath that, the walls of locality went poof. The empty space below spread out to infinity. You could pop up at any locality you wanted. You're now kind of into describing quantum mechanics and the movement of particles, right? It was the potential that determines what energy does through multi-dimensional existence. It's absolutely beautiful and it is what a lot of people do describe in this sort of interspace between this consciousness and what's beyond.

Sean Webb (2:59)

You reading that brought back the memory of that and my heart is exploding at the moment. So thank you for that.

Mayim Bialik (3:05)

Can you summon an alien right now? If you're feeling love, give me an alien.

Sean Webb (3:11)

Poof. You guys have shit your pants if aliens showed up right behind me.

Mayim Bialik (3:16)

I'm into it.

Jonathan Cohen (3:17)

You know what?

Mayim Bialik (3:17)

I don't like these pants very much and they were cheap.

Jonathan Cohen (3:19)

It would be very helpful.

Mayim Bialik (3:21)

This is what I say. I wish on every materialist, an alien at the foot of your bed, bring it on.

Sean Webb (3:28)

I know, right? The irony there is though you could literally, there are some people who are in such denial that they would literally shake hands with an alien and then a week later rewrite their memory to match their beliefs. I don't think everybody is ready for true contact, which, you know, goes to the argument of, you know, let's delay disclosure or whatever.

No, I mean, that's, yeah, it's a beautiful place to be. And, you know, when you're talking about the parallel of quantum mechanics, you're talking about our latest theory of science says that everything comes from nothing and it comes from a field of infinite potential and et cetera. That doesn't mean that field of infinite potential is devoid of patterns in the data of what is, because if you're going to create a universe of physical interactions, you need to have the understanding and the intelligence of how to do that before it can be a thing. You have to have the will of creating it before it can be a thing from nothingness.

When you find that nothingness, man, that's, that's an indelible experience of education that just makes all the rest of every trouble that you could have on this planet mean nothing. It just becomes insignificant in comparison to that experience of just the intelligence before everything exists.