This is part three of our four-part series with "Ian." In this episode, he takes us into the question of what is subjective, internal reality and what is objectively out there in the world. In the life of an experiencer, it often becomes a fascinating blur.read more
Whitley Strieber explains how to use the ancient sites that are still intact and functional all over the planet. He specifically discusses Avebury and the Great Pyramid as energetic accelerators, and explains why you need not go to them physically in order to gain what they have to offer. In fact, to use the pyramid in the way it was intended to be used, you have to do it non-physically.
If ever there was a reminder of just how powerful we are as creatures of this universe, it is this edition of Awakening.
As always, Whitley stands ready to engage with you and answer your questions to the best of his ability. He can be reached at whitley@strieber.com
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This is among the strangest and most wonderful stories ever told on Dreamland. Mark Vidler and Catherine Young have made a momentous discovery about ancient megaliths that suggests that our ancestors not only had great knowledge of this planet, but deep insight into hidden meaning and significance that has been almost entirely lost.
Can those insights be restored, and with them an understanding of our planet and our connection to it that has been lost for millennia?
The mission of Dreamland and Unknowncountry is awakening. This interview takes a big step in that direction.
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A research team at Ohio University has enabled a man suffering from quadriplegia to regain partial use of his right hand, using signals recorded by an implant that was surgically placed in his brain. "For the first time, a human with quadriplegia regained volitional, functional movement through the use of intracortically recorded signals linked to neuromuscular stimulation in real-time," the study’s text proclaims.
Ian Burkhart, now 24, broke his neck six years ago in a swimming accident, resulting in his paralysis. Two years ago, he underwent the procedure to have an implant inserted into his brain’s motor cortex, where the device picks up on the signals that would ordinarily be sent to the rest of his body to activate his muscles.
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