Out-of-Body Experience (OBE)
Referenced in 4 episodes
Definition
A phenomenon in which a person perceives the world from a location outside their physical body, often reported as a journey through different dimensions or timelines.
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Time Traveling UFOs, Lost Alchemy Secrets & The Physics of Seeing the Future | Dr. Eric Wargo
Third Eye DropsOct 25, 2026
Anthropologist Eric Wargo argues that the future can influence the present through retrocausation, offering a single mechanism for precognitive dreams, synchronicities, and even out-of-body experiences. He suggests some 17th-century alchemical texts were coded lucid dreaming manuals, while others may have hidden technological trade secrets such as an early form of photography, much as he believes today's UFO discourse is used as a smokescreen by military and intelligence interests. The conversation closes with Wargo's case that UFOs could be time-traveling human descendants who colonized the galaxy in the deep past.
An Open-Ended Conversation with Tom Campbell
New Thinking AllowedAug 21, 2026
Physicist Tom Campbell, author of My Big TOE, returns to New Thinking Allowed to explain his theory that reality is a virtual reality computed within a larger consciousness system, where individual units of consciousness evolve by lowering their 'entropy' through love-based choices. Host Jeffrey Mishlove pushes back on Campbell's use of the physics term entropy, sparking a debate about borrowing scientific language for metaphysical ideas. Campbell also describes his own alien encounters, including an abduction-style 'fear test,' and argues that UFOs, crop circles, synchronicities and near-death experiences are data streams designed to crack open humanity's minds before a pivotal choice between love and fear.
Music and Mysticism with Matthew Ingram (4K Reboot)
New Thinking AllowedAug 18, 2026
Psychologist Jeffrey Mishlove talks with music historian Matthew Ingram, author of 'Retreat: How the Counterculture Invented Wellness,' about how Eastern mysticism and altered states shaped popular music from the blues through punk. They trace links from Robert Johnson's crossroads legend and Nada yoga to John Coltrane's 'A Love Supreme,' gurus of the 1960s rock scene, and musicians who felt they were receiving music from beyond themselves. The conversation also covers the darker side of the counterculture, including Altamont, Charles Manson, and the violent teaching methods of Zen.
Jason Quitt | The Atlantis Myth, Cosmic Cycles, & Astral Abductions
The Higherside ChatsAug 11, 2026
Author and lifelong entity experiencer Jason Quitt argues that Plato's Atlantis was never meant as a literal sunken continent, but as a celestial allegory for the precession of the equinoxes and the shifting North Star across the roughly 26,000-year Great Year. He ties the story's concentric rings, Atlas as world axis, and the orichalcum pillar to Plato's model of the world soul in the Timaeus and to older Egyptian and Mesopotamian creation myths. He also proposes that most alien abductions are 'astral abductions,' out-of-body experiences that follow nearly the same step-by-step pattern as classic abduction reports.
