Trevor James Constable
Referenced in 2 episodes
Definition
Researcher influenced by Rudolf Steiner who argued in works like 'Cosmic Pulse of Life' that UFOs are living, normally invisible etheric beings, which he called 'etherians'.
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The Esoteric Secret Behind UFOs: From Plato’s Cave to the Pentagon
Third Eye DropsOct 20, 2026
This episode argues that UFOs may be better understood through ancient esoteric philosophy than through modern materialism, using Plato's Cave as a framework for seeing sightings as shadows of a deeper reality. It traces luminous entity encounters from Neoplatonic theurgists like Iamblichus and Proclus to modern researchers like J. Allen Hynek, Jacques Vallée, and John Keel, who concluded the phenomenon is shape-shifting and psychic. It then points to defense and intelligence insiders, from Lockheed executives to whistleblower Jake Barber's claims about psychic 'psionic assets', who appear to share this consciousness-based view.
The Real Origin of CIA Psychic Spying & The Missing UFO Tapes | Greg Mallozzi
Third Eye DropsOct 11, 2026
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