New Realities with Alan Steinfeld

New Realities with Alan Steinfeld

Zazar Channeling The New Human. Expanding Consciousness

Heart Coherence, Collective Dreams, and Zezar's New Realities with Marilyn Gavac-Keith

Host Alan Steinfeld talks with channel Marilyn Gavac-Keith and, at moments, with Zezar, the interdimensional being she channels, about heart coherence, collective dream states, retreats and zero-point energy. Suzanne, who organizes the retreats, joins the conversation throughout.

Opening Remarks on Awakening and Retreats

Marilyn Gavac-Keith opens the hour by describing a new awakening in which many people are breaking the bondage of separation. She speaks of retreats that give listeners a chance to feel what she calls new realities, stepping out of old three-dimensional programs and what she calls the old matrix. Marilyn poses questions that pull the conversation forward: what happens after death, what happens with contact, and what happens when a high being channels through a person into journeys beyond ordinary material life. Host Alan Steinfeld introduces her as the channel for the interdimensional being Zezar and says he has long intuited that these new realities are arriving. He sees her work and that of Suzanne, who organizes the gatherings, as making those realities real. Marilyn answers that people are ready for this awakening, even though the daily news does not show it.

Heart Coherence and the Question of Disclosure

Marilyn explains that people often ask when disclosure will happen, and she says Zezar frames the question differently. The real question, in her account, is when human consciousness reaches enough coherence to hold a global disclosure without shattering. Early disclosure, she argues, would have frightened people into separation and fear. Marilyn credits the gatherings with raising that coherence and points to heart coherence, which she links to research by the HeartMath Institute on the physical heart and nervous system. She describes anger, violent thoughts and sadness as dense, incoherent vibrations that travel little distance. Love, joy, peace and unity, by contrast, create a field that can be felt in a room. Suzanne adds that she studied HeartMath years ago and describes incoherent waves as static, while coherent waves align into harmony. Alan calls the message beautiful and says groups in harmony reach levels no one reaches alone.

Zezar on the Unified Field and Zero-Point Energy

Marilyn steps back so that Zezar can speak, and Alan asks for a word from the entity directly. Zezar greets the hosts and says Alan and Suzanne carry a strong heart light that rises out of the crown, making them transmitters of unified human consciousness. He describes gatherings as amplifiers that send light around the planet. According to Zezar, the unified field has opened a corridor to what he calls zero-point energy, a fuel he says will need to be managed as it flows into Earth. He links it to new healing modalities, new mathematics, sacred design and the use of sound. Zezar also says dormant DNA may light up as the field grows, and he claims people will live longer without disease. The passage is channeled material from an unverified source; listeners should treat these claims as Zezar's own statements rather than established findings. Zezar ends this stretch by telling the hosts that the window is wide open and that ascension is going to happen.

Collective Dreams and the Telepathic Network

Zezar describes collective dream states already occurring in his community, in which people wake up reporting that they saw one another on a craft at night. He says the two people involved reported seeing each other without having heard the other's account. He calls this a way of strengthening a telepathic network and encourages listeners to expect dreams of those attending the retreat. Alan says he teaches remote viewing by setting a GPS on a target and tuning in through consciousness and telepathy, which he links to the divine self. Zezar agrees that people are dissolving separation and reaching the wisdom libraries of the universe that are within them. He also says that when a group sets its frequency, the members create collective mapping systems of space and time that others can later access. Suzanne mentions the hundredth monkey effect and says individual awakenings may suddenly shift all of humanity. Zezar then imagines a future news channel built around human consciousness.

A Heart-Led World and the Mustard Aisle

Zezar paints a picture of a world led by the heart. He imagines the feeling of the best retreat, where strangers seem familiar and people want to hug without knowing why. In that world, he says, people recognize one another by vibrational field more than by appearance or occupation, grow foods suited to the body, and no longer fear wars or violence. He describes a grocery aisle in which Suzanne spins light into a jar of mustard, and a shopper who takes it home, feels the light, and returns to buy the whole shelf without knowing the source. Suzanne answers by saying each person can co-create the new age in everyday interactions, seeing every other being as the pure love of God that they are. She says there is no outside Messiah who will lift humanity. Zezar adds that humans must realize that this happens human to human.

Retreats, the Team, and Closing Reflections

The hour turns to logistics and gratitude. Marilyn mentions a retreat in Cornwall that she and Zezar will hold the week before Glastonbury, with details on their website, and says a retreat center there asked Zezar to visit. Alan recalls visiting the cave of Merlin in that region and says he met Martin Brennan, whom he identifies as the man who discovered the chamber inside Newgrange, and Brennan wrote Stars and Stones. Suzanne promotes the San Diego Transcendence Retreat at the Catamaran Resort Hotel, and Alan invites listeners to a boat cruise on San Diego Bay and to see Marilyn at the Portal to Ascension retreat in Glastonbury. Marilyn points listeners to theshift.rocks. Alan thanks Marilyn, Diane and Jenafer, and the team around her, and says he sees her more comfortable with herself than before. Marilyn replies that she no longer doubts, and that her goal is to help people expand their heart consciousness.

Dr Eric Davis, What the Government Knows About UAPs: Eric Davis on Disclosure, Crash Retrievals, NHI and Skinwalker Ranch

Disclosure Without Giving Away the Technology

Dr. Eric Davis argues that a basic layer of UAP disclosure should occur quickly: governments should acknowledge, in his view, that UAP exist, that non-human intelligence has interacted with humanity for a very long time, that craft have allegedly been recovered internationally, and that some form of contact may have occurred. At the same time, he draws a firm line between acknowledging those claims and releasing sensitive technical information. Davis says details about materials, propulsion, control systems, weapons, or other reverse-engineering findings could create serious national-security risks if foreign adversaries acquired them. He expects resistance not only from government counterintelligence officials but also from private aerospace contractors concerned about intellectual property and classified work. He also argues that part of the government’s reluctance is institutional pride: admitting that UAP can enter military or nuclear airspace with impunity would expose the limits of conventional defense systems. The discussion therefore separates social disclosure from technical declassification.

Classified Briefings, Crash-Retrieval Claims, and Private Industry

Davis says he has already briefed congressional and government personnel in classified settings, including Senate committee staff, the UAP Task Force environment, AARO, and Representative Anna Paulina Luna’s task force. He describes having received information from two separate industry sources connected, in his account, with crash-retrieval programs and says senior figures including Hal Puthoff, Bob Bigelow, and Colm Kelleher also received some of that information. Davis says the reverse-engineering effort had achieved only modest progress in understanding recovered materials and had not solved how the craft were manufactured or powered. He describes reports from Jim Lacatski and an aerospace executive that recovered craft lacked recognizable engines, fuel systems, switches, gauges, or conventional controls. Davis further says some engineers may be compartmentalized so tightly that they receive only pieces of material without being told the alleged origin. He repeatedly distinguishes what he personally saw from what was told to him by classified or industry sources.

How UAP Might Move

A major part of the interview explores theoretical physics rather than disclosure politics. Davis discusses traversable wormholes, warp drives, spacetime geometry, quantum entanglement, and the immense energy requirements associated with conventional general-relativistic propulsion ideas. He rejects the idea that humanity currently knows how to engineer a practical Einstein-style warp drive or wormhole and characterizes Ben Rich’s famous reported statement about taking E.T. home as overconfident extrapolation from theoretical physics. Davis speculates that a sufficiently advanced technology might manipulate the deeper quantum-entanglement structure from which spacetime may emerge, potentially avoiding some classical energy barriers. He also discusses the possibility that reported craft use telepathic or brain-linked control systems rather than visible mechanical controls. Davis is explicit that these propulsion explanations remain speculation because, according to him, the recovered systems have not been understood well enough to identify a demonstrated mechanism.

Reported NHI Types and the Question of Motive

Davis discusses four prominent categories of reported non-human beings: Grays, Nordics, and beings described as insect-like or reptile-like, while stressing that these are witness descriptions rather than proof that the beings literally belong to those biological categories. He says older UFO literature contains a broader range of reported forms and craft configurations. When Alan Steinfeld asks about alien abduction programs or genetic harvesting, Davis says plainly that he has no useful information and cannot confirm such a program. He is similarly cautious when asked why NHIs are here, saying that the technical crash-retrieval people he encountered were not necessarily read into questions of motive or contact. His own working hypothesis is the “zoo hypothesis”: the NHIs may be observing humanity as zookeepers observe animals, particularly because human nuclear weapons can devastate the planet. He points to reported UAP activity around nuclear facilities as evidence that the phenomenon appears interested in humanity’s most destructive technology, while admitting that the ultimate purpose remains unknown.

Skinwalker Ranch and the Intelligent-Control-System Idea

Davis recounts several experiences from the years he worked with NIDS and Bob Bigelow at Skinwalker Ranch. He describes a surveillance-camera cable that was found cleanly cut high on a pole without another camera recording any visible vandal, reports of orbs, agitated cattle, a dark-shadow experience, and a newborn calf that was found extensively mutilated within roughly 30 minutes. He says forensic tissue examination suggested sharp-instrument cuts, while a scenario analysis raised questions about whether a conventional human team could have performed the mutilation within the available time without being seen or heard. Davis connects the ranch experiences to Jacques Vallée’s concept of an “intelligent control system,” suggesting that the phenomenon appears to regulate the way it interacts with human observers and perhaps even the pace of disclosure. He speculates that both human institutions and the phenomenon itself may resist complete disclosure. That conclusion is presented as Davis’s hypothesis, not as an established scientific finding.

Remote Viewing, Current Involvement, and the Wilson-Davis Memos

The final section moves through remote viewing, alleged psychic interaction with UAP, Davis’s current professional situation, and the limits of what he can say publicly. He recounts a story involving Ingo Swann in which contractors allegedly anticipated a UAP event and tested whether Swann could recognize something non-human appearing human, and he says one legacy-industry source also described temporary memory loss allegedly induced by a UAP during a recovery event. Davis distinguishes “psychotronics” from looser uses of words such as “psionics” and “biologics,” while remaining open to claims by contemporary witnesses that psychic abilities may be used operationally around UAP. He says he now works in the defense industry and is no longer directly connected to crash-retrieval programs, although he serves in advisory roles and occasionally communicates with congressional UAP personnel. Davis describes how earlier classified briefings linked him with Jay Stratton and David Grusch and says Grusch used information from those briefings as part of a trail toward alleged legacy programs. When asked about the Wilson-Davis memos, Davis says only that he is legally permitted to state that the document is real, factual, and accurate, after which he declines further comment.

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New Realities with Alan Steinfeld

Disclosure, Religion, and the Simulated Multiverse

Alan Steinfeld hosts New Realities with Dr. J.J. Hurtak, Dr. Desiree Hurtak, and Rizwan Virk for a two-part conversation on extraterrestrial disclosure, religion, divine intelligence, interdimensional realities, consciousness, simulation theory, the simulated multiverse, AI, free will, soul memory, and humanity’s awakening into a larger cosmic identity.

Guest Spotlight: Dr. J.J. Hurtak, Dr. Desiree Hurtak, and Rizwan Virk

This episode of New Realities, broadcast on August 8, 2026, features host Alan Steinfeld with guests Dr. J.J. Hurtak, Dr. Desiree Hurtak, and Rizwan Virk. Dr. J.J. Hurtak is a theologian, linguist, researcher, and co-author connected with The Keys of Enoch; Dr. Desiree Hurtak, a spiritual researcher and co-presenter; and Rizwan Virk is the author of The Simulation Hypothesis and The Simulated Multiverse.

Disclosure, Religion, and the Question of Other Beings

Alan opens the program by asking how religious communities should respond to extraterrestrial disclosure and the possibility of other intelligences. He notes that some religious leaders may interpret extraterrestrial beings through familiar categories such as demons, while he argues that the phenomenon may require a wider lens. Dr. J.J. Hurtak responds from his background in theology, linguistics, ancient documents, and comparative religion, while Dr. Desiree Hurtak emphasizes that extraterrestrials may include positive, negative, and neutral beings, much like humanity itself. The opening establishes the episode’s central question: how can religion expand without collapsing into fear?

Angels, Demons, ETs, and the Expanded Religious Framework

The Hurtaks suggest that extraterrestrials should not automatically be confused with God, angels, or demons, but understood as part of a larger field of intelligences. Dr. Desiree says many ETs may exist on levels closer to humanity, while divine, angelic, or demonic realities may be beyond that range. Alan repeatedly argues that people are trying to put an unknown phenomenon into old boxes, while the Hurtaks present a broader cosmology of multiple heavens, divine realities, lower levels, higher light beings, ultra-terrestrials, and various forms of consciousness. Together, they frame disclosure not as the destruction of faith, but as an invitation to expand humanity’s idea of creation.

Jesus, Light Bodies, Merkabah, and the House of Many Mansions

The discussion then turns to whether figures such as Jesus should be understood in extraterrestrial terms. Dr. Desiree rejects the idea of Jesus “riding a flying saucer,” but describes Christ as coming from a higher light reality, entering this world, and returning to a light body. The Hurtaks connect this to their work with the Shroud of Turin, the concept of light-body transformation, Merkabah vehicles, Ezekiel’s vision, and the New Testament phrase “house of many mansions.” Their view is that some beings may use craft, while others may operate through vehicles of light, dimensional realities, or higher levels of divine intelligence.

Consciousness, Genetics, Cosmic Family, and the Purpose of Contact

Alan and the Hurtaks then explore consciousness as the core of the ET question. Dr. J.J. says consciousness is the capacity to deal with all levels of universal intelligence, while Dr. Desiree suggests some beings may need something from humanity, including soul capacity or genetic capacity. The conversation touches on cattle mutilation, cloning, Area 51 references, Dan Burisch, divine-source God code, DNA, panspermia, the Pleiades, Sirius, and humanity’s possible cosmic family. Alan frames the larger purpose of contact as awakening humanity to one human family and preparing us to meet other intelligences peacefully rather than through fear or worship.

Humanity’s Graduation and the Call to Wake Up

As the first part concludes, the Hurtaks and Alan emphasize that extraterrestrial disclosure may push humanity into a new anthropology, cosmology, and spiritual maturity. They discuss interdimensionality, remote viewing, dreams, the Book of Enoch, multiple heavens, and humanity’s capacity to activate a higher identity. The speakers suggest that extraterrestrials may appear now because of nuclear danger, environmental crisis, or a long-hidden disclosure process, but they stress that the deepest response must be spiritual: humility, discernment, heart awareness, cosmic citizenship, and the recognition that divinity lives within. Alan closes the first section by describing humanity as standing at a threshold of renaissance, expanded belief, and new realities.

Rizwan Virk and the Simulation Hypothesis

The second part brings in Rizwan Virk for a cross-cultural conversation about simulation theory, ancient spiritual traditions, and the simulated multiverse. Rizwan explains that his thinking began with a virtual-reality ping-pong experience that briefly convinced his body the game was real, leading him to ask how long it would take to build a digital world so convincing that people would forget there was a part of themselves outside it. He compares physical reality to a massively multiplayer video game in which the player exists outside the game and the character inside the game is an avatar. This allows him to connect modern simulation theory with ancient ideas such as Maya, Plato’s cave, Buddha’s dream, Shakespeare’s stage, and Yogananda’s film-projector metaphor.

Multiverse, AI, Free Will, Forgetfulness, and the Game of Life

Rizwan explains five assertions of simulation theory: that the world consists of information, that information is computed over time, that it is rendered for us, that reality may function like a kind of hoax, and that we agreed to participate in it. The discussion expands into the simulated multiverse, quantum branching, Philip K. Dick, the Mandela Effect, retrocausality, delayed-choice experiments, alternate selves, AI, prompt theory, Google Genie, and the possibility that humanity is birthing a new form of life through artificial intelligence. The group also discusses forgetfulness across spiritual traditions, ensoulment, the soul entering the avatar, remembering after death, and the possibility of remembering while still alive.

Soul, Service, and the Gift of Life

The closing section brings the simulation conversation back to spiritual purpose. The speakers discuss life review, the Book of Life, the scroll of deeds, Archangel Michael, free will, reincarnation or biogenesis, avatars, higher selves, overself awakening, and the idea that life’s challenges may function like quests. Rizwan says the point of the “game” is how we treat other people, while Dr. J.J. cautions that life is not merely a game but a gift filled with creativity, joy, compassion, and higher understanding. Alan concludes that realizing we are in a beautiful simulation can help people enjoy life more, serve others and themselves, learn from experience, and recognize both the game and the gift of being alive.

New Realities with Alan Steinfeld

Contact, Channeling, and the Human Story of Disclosure

Alan Steinfeld speaks with Jess Herman about childhood contact memories, hybrid-program experiences, channeling the Vagrions, multidimensional identity, and how disclosure may expand humanity’s understanding of consciousness.

Guest Spotlight: Jess Herman

Jess Herman is a channel, contactee, and creator connected with the channeled collective she identifies as the Vagrions. In this conversation, she shares deeply personal accounts of childhood contact memories, psychic abilities, hybrid-program experiences, channeling, pranic healing, and her mission to help people move toward unity consciousness, radical self-acceptance, and trust in their own joy.

Consciousness, Contact, and the Beginning of Jess’s Story

In this episode of New Realities, host Alan Steinfeld introduces the program as an exploration of consciousness, UFO phenomena, contactees, and the possibility that contact itself may be part of human evolution. He welcomes Jess Herman, describing her as one of his favorite people and noting that she channels the Vagrions while also appearing to have contactee experiences. Jess begins by explaining that she does not remember a childhood before contact. Her parents framed her early experiences as vivid dreams, but she now sees them as something more structured, recurring, and unusual.

Childhood Experiences, Psychic Training, and the Grays

Jess describes childhood memories in Montreal where time seemed to slow, the street outside her window became strangely still, and she would later find herself in sterile, hospital-like environments with other children. She compares some of these memories to later depictions in shows such as Stranger Things, especially scenes involving children practicing psychic abilities. Jess says the experiences felt organized, like a program with structure and purpose, and recalls being around other children as well as beings she identifies as grays. She explains that memories of medical-style procedures were frightening, partly because of the coldness and lack of emotional interaction she felt from the beings involved.

Hybrid Children, Pregnancy Loss, and Psychic Disclosure

A major part of the conversation centers on Jess’s belief that she was involved in a hybrid program. She describes experiences beginning around age sixteen and later connects them to pregnancies, miscarriages, and what she believes were hybrid children or beings connected to her. Jess recounts one pregnancy that medically appeared to be developing before the fetus was no longer found, and another pregnancy involving twins in which one baby later disappeared. She says she was psychically informed that her body had been used as part of a program, that she had “signed up” for this work, and that the beings involved later allowed her to step away from the hybrid-program role.

Channeling the Vagrions and the Mission of Self-Acceptance

Jess explains that channeling came naturally to her, as though it was something she already knew how to do. She connects this ease with earlier training, psychic ability, and healing experiences, including her discovery of pranic healing. Her mission with the Vagrions is described as sharing messages of unity consciousness and radical self-acceptance. Jess says the Vagrions emphasize following joy, trusting the self, appreciating each person’s unique individuation, and dissolving insecurity around worthiness and love. In her view, if enough people stepped into their power and made more fulfilling choices, many of the world’s problems could shift within a generation.

Multidimensional Identity, ET Contact, and the Nature of Reality

Alan and Jess explore contact through a broader metaphysical lens, discussing starseeds, Arcturian and Pleiadian connections, mantis beings, nonverbal autistic children, telepathy, parallel dimensions, and the idea that people may exist simultaneously in more than one form or realm. Jess describes herself as having interactions that feel like going to a ship, waiting in a room, and meeting with beings in a corporate or boardroom-like setting. She also shares missing-time experiences, including one while driving near Lake Placid and another in Malta near ancient cart tracks. These stories become part of a larger discussion about how the self may exist both inside time and outside it, with the physical body understood as one expression of a much larger essence.

Disclosure, Creation, and Learning to Stay Calm Around Contact

The conversation eventually turns toward the historical moment of disclosure and the possibility that humanity is meeting the unknown in a new way. Jess and Alan discuss how alien contact, consciousness, time, physicality, creativity, and manifestation may all be part of the same unfolding story. Jess emphasizes that creation does not have to be a struggle, and that people are already creating reality through their perspective and assumptions. She also advises listeners who want more contact experiences to become emotionally steady around the subject, because fear or overexcitement may signal that a person is not yet ready for deeper interaction.

Jess’s Work, Website, and Closing Connection

Near the close, Jess points listeners to JPHerman.com, her YouTube material, and her podcast Some Kind of Mystic, where she interviews channels, healers, and spiritually focused guests. Alan and Jess reflect on their immediate sense of recognition and connection, framing it as part of the larger contactee and consciousness field they have been discussing. Alan thanks Jess for her insights, her dedication, and her contribution to human evolution, while the program closes with a poetic musical outro reflecting the episode’s themes of mystery, contact, trauma, consciousness, and the future of human understanding.

New Realities with Alan Steinfeld

Disclosure, Consciousness, and the Hidden Architecture of the UFO Secret

Guest, Ross Coulthart, UAP Journalist

Ross Coulthart and the Story Journalism Avoided

In this episode of New Realities, host Alan Steinfeld welcomes investigative journalist Ross Coulthart for a wide-ranging conversation about UFOs, UAP disclosure, alleged classified programs, consciousness, and the cultural resistance surrounding the subject. Coulthart explains that he originally approached UFO reporting with skepticism, expecting to disprove the phenomenon as misidentified aerospace technology, but says conversations with senior officials led him to reverse his position and conclude that the public has been misled.

David Grusch, Media Failure, and the Disclosure Inflection Point

Alan frames Coulthart’s interview with David Grusch as a major turning point in UFO history, alongside Roswell and the 2017 New York Times reporting. Coulthart resists being personally elevated but strongly criticizes mainstream journalism for what he sees as neglect, ridicule, and failure to investigate. He argues that major outlets and the White House press corps have treated the subject with nervous laughter rather than seriousness, despite Grusch’s status and testimony. The discussion also includes criticism of media “hit pieces” and the possibility that intelligence-linked narratives are shaping public perception.

Controlled Disclosure, the Legacy Program, and the National Security State

A major part of the interview centers on what Coulthart calls the legacy program, which he describes as the hidden structure behind alleged recovered craft and reverse-engineering efforts. He suggests that the 2014–2015 period may have involved an attempt at controlled disclosure, including briefings connected to Tom DeLonge and To the Stars Academy. Coulthart argues that the national security state may have tried to manage disclosure while limiting how much the public learned about recovered technology, private aerospace involvement, and alleged reverse-engineering successes.

Secrecy, Executive Power, and Alleged Crimes

Coulthart and Alan discuss whether secrecy around the phenomenon is justified by national security or whether it has become self-protecting and corrosive. Coulthart raises concerns about alleged illegal activity, including claims of deaths, private aerospace power, JSOC involvement, underground facilities, and programs hidden from Congress or presidents. He favors a truth-and-reconciliation-style process for many involved in secrecy, while distinguishing that alleged murders or capital crimes should still be investigated. The conversation repeatedly returns to constitutional accountability, presidential authority, and whether Congress has the power or will to force disclosure.

Agreements, Abductions, and the Mystery of the Phenomenon Itself

The discussion moves beyond government secrecy into the larger question of what the phenomenon may be doing and why it is here. Coulthart points to David Grusch’s reference to “agreements” as especially significant and speculates, while acknowledging uncertainty, about possible arrangements between governments and non-human intelligences. Alan brings up claims around Eisenhower, Holloman Air Force Base, alien abductions, and John Mack’s research, while Coulthart says he has become more open to abduction testimony after hearing many firsthand accounts. Both speakers treat the phenomenon as broader than hardware alone.

Consciousness, Love, Blue Beings, and a New Reality Model

One of the episode’s most important turns is toward consciousness. Coulthart says people connected to alleged legacy programs often become less focused on alien hardware and more focused on consciousness. The conversation touches on quantum physics, nonlocal awareness, psychic phenomena, remote viewing, autistic nonverbal communication research, and the possibility that matter may arise from consciousness rather than consciousness emerging from matter. Coulthart also discusses repeated accounts of “blue beings” and “downloads,” saying he received numerous independent reports from people describing similar experiences.

Jake Barber, Catastrophic Disclosure, and What Comes Next

The interview closes by returning to whistleblowers, especially Jake Barber, whom Coulthart describes as a firsthand witness connected to alleged retrieval operations. Coulthart says Barber and others have risked much by coming forward and criticizes both mainstream media and parts of the UFO community for attacking witnesses rather than following the implications of their claims. He suggests catastrophic disclosure may come from insiders trying to get ahead of the story, while Alan continues pressing for hope, public action, and a consciousness shift. The episode ends with the sense that disclosure may not only reveal hidden technology, but also force a transformation in how humanity understands reality itself.

Awakening the Quantum Field with Jannecke Wisdom from North

Guests, Jannecke Øinæs and Suzanne Ross

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A Retreat Built Around Quantum Consciousness

In this episode of New Realities, host Alan Steinfeld is joined by Suzanne Ross and guest Jannecke Øinæs, host and producer of Wisdom from North. The conversation centers on the upcoming San Diego Transcendence Retreat, described as a gathering focused on quantum consciousness, quantum love, multidimensional awareness, and the many pathways people use to access expanded states. Suzanne explains that the retreat will bring together near-death experiencers, spiritual teachers, ET contactees, hypnotic regressionists, sound-frequency performers, and other presenters to help participants tap into the quantum field and experience deeper connection.

Jannecke’s Journey From Child Star to Spiritual Seeker

Jannecke shares that her personal path began in Norway, where she was a child performer and played Annie at age eleven. For years, she felt certain that singing and acting were her purpose, but when she lost her voice in her twenties, her identity collapsed. She describes this period as a dark night of the soul and a deep depression, marked by questions about who she was, why she was here, and whether she had value. That crisis became the doorway into spiritual inquiry, meditation, inner work, and a mystical experience that gave her direct proof, in her own words, that she existed beyond the body and that her true nature was love.

Quantum Love and the Truth Beyond Human Definition

Alan asks Jannecke what she means by “quantum love,” and she explains that ordinary human language cannot fully describe the love she experienced outside her body. To her, quantum love is a love beyond ordinary emotional attachment, condition, or limitation. Suzanne relates this to her own mantra-initiation experience, when she felt love flowing from the sky, sun, flowers, grass, wind, and all of life. Together, they frame quantum love as a field of all-encompassing connection, a direct realization that love is not merely something humans feel, but something fundamental to what they are.

Authenticity, Shadow, and the Human Side of Awakening

A central theme of the conversation is authenticity. Jannecke says spiritual awakening is not about pretending to be pure, perfect, or permanently enlightened. She talks openly about still being human, still feeling triggered, still encountering envy, frustration, self-judgment, and vulnerability. For her, authenticity means honoring both the light and the shadow, admitting when something was not expressed well, apologizing when needed, and refusing to judge herself for being human. Alan and Suzanne connect this to conscious living, emotional honesty, and the practice of seeing life as a mirror.

Disclosure, Starseeds, and the Expanding Human Story

The discussion then moves into disclosure, ET contact, starseed identity, and the changing collective worldview. Jannecke says she has not had a direct ET encounter, but has always felt connected to the stars and, as a child, drew ships and alien beings. She relates this to Dolores Cannon’s work on starseeds and says many people feel they are not fully “from” this planet. Alan describes disclosure not only as information or data, but as an experience that changes the human worldview from within. The group discusses dreams, meditation, channeling, inner contact, multidimensionality, star lineages, and the possibility that humanity is expanding into a new relationship with the universe.

Discernment, Confusion, and the Search for Truth

Alan, Suzanne, and Jannecke also discuss how to handle the many extraordinary claims that appear in spiritual, channeling, and UFO communities. Jannecke says she has become more comfortable with not knowing everything and with allowing possibilities to remain open without needing to accept them all. She mentions the idea of a “law of confusion,” while Alan reframes this as integration, uncertainty, and expansion into possibility. Suzanne emphasizes open-mindedness, open-heartedness, discernment, and nonjudgment, suggesting that seekers can respect other people’s experiences while still deciding what resonates for themselves.

Community, Acceleration, and Coming Together in San Diego

Near the close, the conversation returns to the retreat itself and the importance of gathering in person. Suzanne describes the San Diego event as taking place at the Catamaran Resort, with workshops, beach meditations, sound journeys, and a sunset dinner cruise designed to build community. Jannecke says many people feel alone in their spiritual interests and need places where they can speak openly, feel at home, and be part of a community of seekers. The episode ends with appreciation for Jannecke’s work through Wisdom from North, the retreat’s speakers, and the shared sense that humanity is moving through an accelerated evolutionary moment.

New Realities with Alan Steinfeld

Disclosure Day, Higher Frequencies, and the Threshold of a New Human Reality

Guests, Dr. J.J. Hurtak and Dr. Desiree Hurtak, Linda Moulton Howe

Spielberg’s Disclosure Day Opens a Bigger Conversation

In this episode of New Realities, host Alan Steinfeld gathers a panel to review Steven Spielberg’s newly released film Disclosure Day. Alan is joined by longtime UFO investigator Linda Moulton Howe, along with Dr. J.J. Hurtak and Dr. Desiree Hurtak, who bring perspectives from UFO research, consciousness studies, spirituality, ancient texts, and the wider disclosure movement. Alan frames the film as perhaps one of the most anticipated cinematic events in modern UFO culture, because it deals not simply with science fiction, but with the possibility that humanity is being prepared for a deeper truth about non-human intelligence.

Frequencies, Clicking Sounds, and Consciousness Communication

Linda Moulton Howe begins by emphasizing the importance of frequency in the film. She connects Spielberg’s use of clicking sounds and nonverbal communication to government documents, abduction cases, and reports she has heard from experiencers over decades of research. Dr. J.J. Hurtak also highlights the film’s treatment of language, sound, and consciousness, contrasting it with Close Encounters of the Third Kind, where communication was centered more on tones and music. In Disclosure Day, the panel says Spielberg brings in the human element more fully, suggesting that extraterrestrial contact may involve mind-to-mind communication, frequency, empathy, and higher consciousness rather than ordinary speech alone.

From Science Fiction to a Disclosure Bridge

Alan and the panel repeatedly stress that they do not see Disclosure Day as merely another science fiction movie. They argue that Spielberg has gathered decades of UFO, UAP, consciousness, government secrecy, telepathy, cover-up, and experiencer material into a film that functions as a bridge between old disbelief and a new cultural acceptance. Alan says Spielberg seems to have been a serious student of the phenomenon, including many familiar themes from UFO research: government secrecy, private industry involvement, recovered craft, mind control, empathy, and the question of whether the public has a right to know.

Government, Corporations, and the Machinery of Secrecy

A major part of the discussion focuses on the film’s depiction of government secrecy and private industry. Alan references the fictional corporation Wardex, which is tied to retrieval and extraction programs, and connects that to real-world claims associated with figures such as Lieutenant Colonel Philip J. Corso. Linda and the Hurtaks discuss how governments may have transferred recovered technologies or sensitive programs into corporate hands to create plausible deniability. Linda traces this secrecy back to World War II and Eisenhower-era briefings, while Alan says the film dramatizes the tension between those who hide the truth and those who believe humanity has a right to know.

Fear, Love, and the Human Right to the Truth

The panel describes the film as a contest between fear-based secrecy and the higher message of empathy, love, and transcendence. Alan says humanity is caught between fear and higher consciousness, and that the film presents empathy as a key to humanity’s future. Linda is especially moved by the final minutes, saying she felt empathy not only for extraterrestrials but also for humanity, because people have not been told the truth as a species. The panel agrees that disclosure should not merely be informational; it should be transformational, helping humans understand themselves as part of a larger cosmic family.

Religion, Creation, and the Many Mansions of the Universe

The film’s spiritual themes are also central to the panel’s review. Alan, Linda, and the Hurtaks discuss the Catholic sister character in the film, who recognizes that the universe is too vast to exist only for humanity. They connect this idea to the Book of Genesis, Christ consciousness, the New Testament phrase about “many mansions,” ancient Coptic and Greek texts, and the idea that creation includes many levels of life and intelligence. Rather than seeing extraterrestrial intelligence as opposed to spirituality, the panel presents it as part of a larger divine creation story in which humanity must expand its understanding of soul, consciousness, and cosmic purpose.

What Spielberg Shows — and What He Leaves for Later

The group praises Spielberg’s restraint but also discusses what the film does not fully show. Linda says she wished Spielberg had introduced more kinds of non-human intelligences, including tall whites, Nordics, reptilians, plasma beings, and other forms she has encountered through witness testimony. Alan suggests Spielberg may be taking the public slowly by first introducing one or two categories of extraterrestrial presence before expanding into a wider range of beings. The panel agrees that the film is likely only the beginning of a broader cultural process and that future films, government releases, or public disclosures may reveal a more complicated landscape.

Disclosure, Timing, and a Planet Under Pressure

The panel repeatedly asks why this film and this moment are happening now. Linda suggests the timing may relate to future geophysical changes, solar activity, rising oceans, environmental instability, and the possibility that extraterrestrial assistance may become necessary for humanity’s survival. Alan connects the timing to recent government disclosures and the public release of UFO/UAP information, while Dr. J.J. Hurtak frames the moment as a sociological, psychological, economic, planetary, and spiritual convergence. The group agrees that humanity is being prepared for contact because the old reality is no longer sufficient.

The Soul, Empathy, and the Next Stage of Humanity

A major theme in the latter part of the program is the soul. Linda shares memories from childhood of feeling a protective pressure in her chest while looking at an image of Christ with lambs, a feeling she still associates with soul, protection, and love. Dr. J.J. Hurtak describes the soul as the inner architecture of life, a field of consciousness that continues beyond the body. Dr. Desiree Hurtak adds that different beings may have different levels of soul evolution, and that humanity is learning to access abilities such as remote viewing, telepathy, and higher-dimensional awareness. Alan says these gifts of the spirit may allow humans to meet non-human intelligences on a more equal footing.

“Listen”: The Word at the Doorway

The panel gives special attention to the film’s final message: listen. They interpret the word as a call to listen to extraterrestrials, higher intelligence, divine purpose, inner senses, compassion, and one another. For Dr. J.J. Hurtak, this connects to sacred language and the ancient call to hear the divine frequency. Alan sees Spielberg’s film as a “signifying agent,” a cultural bridge that helps people move from an old reality into new realities. The episode closes with a shared prayer from Linda, “May the thought that dwells in the light protect us forever,” followed by Alan’s disclosure-themed song, “Did You See It?”, which he presents as an anthem for this new moment.

New Realities with Alan Steinfeld

Robert Schoch on the Sphinx, Lost Civilization, Solar Outbursts, and the Lessons of the Ancient Past

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Alan Steinfeld Welcomes Robert Schoch to New Realities

In this episode of New Realities / Portal to Ascension Radio, host Alan Steinfeld welcomes geologist and author Robert Schoch for a wide-ranging conversation about ancient civilization, the Great Sphinx, John Anthony West, solar outbursts, and what the past may reveal about humanity’s future. Alan introduces Schoch as a geologist whose work helped bring geological analysis into controversial archaeological questions, especially through his redating of the Great Sphinx. Schoch explains that he teaches at Boston University, holds a PhD from Yale in geology and geophysics, and believes there was an earlier sophisticated cycle of civilization dating back to at least around 10,000 BC.

John Anthony West and Symbolist Egypt

Alan and Schoch spend significant time discussing the late John Anthony West, whom Schoch describes as both a close friend and research collaborator. Schoch explains that West was not a conventional academic Egyptologist, but had spent decades studying Egypt, astrology, symbolism, and the work of R. A. Schwaller de Lubicz. Together, they discuss the symbolist view of Egypt, which argues that the ancient Egyptians were not primitive animal worshipers, but encoded sophisticated spiritual, philosophical, and symbolic knowledge in their texts, monuments, and religious imagery. Schoch says West often criticized conventional academics for missing the deeper meaning behind Egyptian symbols.

Meeting West and First Seeing the Sphinx

Schoch recounts how he first met John Anthony West through a faculty member at Boston University who arranged for West to give a talk and then introduced him to Schoch. West had been looking for an open-minded geologist to evaluate whether the Sphinx showed signs of water weathering. Schoch says he was cautious at first and told West that photographs were not enough; he would need to inspect the site in Egypt. In 1990, West invited him to Egypt for a reconnaissance trip, and Schoch says that within seconds of seeing the Sphinx, he recognized weathering patterns that appeared to be caused by rainfall and runoff rather than Nile flooding.

Water Weathering and the Recarved Head

A major part of the interview centers on Schoch’s geological interpretation of the Sphinx. He argues that the body and enclosure show evidence of water weathering from precipitation, which would push the monument’s origins back to a much wetter period before the modern Sahara. He also says he immediately noticed that the Sphinx’s head was too small for its body and not weathered in the same way, leading him to conclude that the current head was likely recarved from an earlier, more weathered head. Schoch says he believes the original head may have been a lion or lioness, later reshaped into a dynastic human head when the Sphinx was reused or reappropriated.

Egypt, Western Civilization, and Ancient Continuity

Alan and Schoch also discuss Egypt’s influence on later civilizations. They note that Greek philosophers such as Pythagoras and Plato acknowledged learning from Egyptian traditions, and they connect Egyptian symbolism with later religious and cultural forms, including Judaism and Christianity. Schoch and Alan discuss parallels involving Isis, Horus, Osiris, the ark, the altar, the Virgin Mary, and the Christian mass, presenting these connections as part of a larger continuity between Egypt and the foundations of Western civilization. Schoch frames the ancient Egyptian tradition as one that preserved deep symbolic and sacred knowledge, not merely mythology or primitive belief.

The End of the Last Ice Age and Solar Catastrophe

The conversation then turns to Schoch’s theory that a major solar outburst around 9700 BC helped end the last Ice Age and devastated an earlier cycle of civilization. Schoch argues that the Sun became highly active, producing solar eruptions, coronal mass ejections, atmospheric disruption, radiation, vitrification, torrential rains, massive flooding, and rapid climate change. He distinguishes this from comet-impact theories, saying he believes the evidence better fits solar activity. In his view, the Sphinx’s water weathering, worldwide flood traditions, and the collapse of earlier civilizations may all connect to this solar-driven catastrophe.

Atlantis, Zep Tepi, and Gobekli Tepe

Schoch links his Sphinx work with broader questions about lost civilization. He discusses Zep Tepi, the Egyptian “first time,” and says that astronomical and geological evidence may point to a period around 10,500 BC. Alan asks about Atlantis, and Schoch explains that he treats Atlantis less as a single geographic puzzle and more as evidence, through Plato, of a sophisticated civilization or cultural memory that existed before the end of the last Ice Age. Near the close, they also discuss Göbekli Tepe in Turkey, which Schoch says provides independent evidence of sophisticated civilization before 9700 BC and helps answer critics who once asked for another early site comparable in significance to the Sphinx.

Solar Risk, Technology, and Modern Vulnerability

Alan asks whether a similar solar event could happen again, and Schoch says he believes another major solar outburst is not only possible but inevitable over geological time. Schoch warns that modern technological civilization is extremely vulnerable to coronal mass ejections, solar flares, and electromagnetic effects that could disrupt electrical grids, communication systems, electronics, satellites, cars, pipelines, and nuclear power facilities. He compares the potential danger to the Carrington Event of 1859, which damaged telegraph systems, and says today’s dependence on electronics makes modern society far more vulnerable than earlier cultures.

Preparing Philosophically, Spiritually, and Practically

Schoch says that although governments may be aware of solar risks, ordinary people face difficult practical questions because modern infrastructure is not easily protected. He suggests that going underground or shielding systems beneath rock could help preserve some technology, but acknowledges that society cannot simply move underground. He and Alan discuss the need for communities to think ahead, prepare mentally and spiritually, and consider both practical resilience and philosophical readiness. Schoch says ancient Egypt’s concept of sacred science may be important here because it joins science and spirituality rather than separating them.

Closing with Ancient Knowledge and Future Questions

Toward the end, Alan describes Schoch’s work as a bridge between alternative culture and academic research. Schoch says studying the past is not only interesting for its own sake, but may reveal knowledge, warnings, technologies, and spiritual insights left by earlier civilizations. He points again to the Great Pyramid, the Sphinx Temple, and Göbekli Tepe as evidence that ancient people may have possessed both spiritual and technological sophistication beyond what mainstream timelines usually allow. The episode closes with Alan directing listeners to New Realities, Robert Schoch’s website, and the Portal to Ascension Conference in Irvine, California, where Schoch plans to speak further about these themes.

New Realities with Alan Steinfeld

Experiencers, Disclosure, and the Consciousness Behind UFO Contact

Guests, Meredith Spearman, Holly Ann Wood and Richard Monck

Introducing the UAP Experiencer Discussion

In this episode of New Realities, Alan Steinfeld presents a UAPedia-sponsored discussion from the latest UAP Con, focused on UFO contact, anomalous experiences, consciousness, and the experiencer community. The panel features Meredith Spearman, Holly Ann Wood, and Richard Monk, each bringing a personal and research-based perspective to the topic. Alan frames the conversation around the challenge of integrating extraordinary experiences into a culture that often rejects or ridicules them, especially when those experiences do not fit ordinary scientific, social, or psychological frameworks.

Meredith Spearman on Silence, Initiation, and Witnessing

Meredith Spearman shares her childhood contact experience, beginning around age eight, and describes how the encounter dissolved the boundary between observer and observed. She explains that the phenomenon seemed to meet her rather than simply appear before her, creating a mutual and deeply transformative experience. Meredith says the experience ran through family lines, along with a learned silence around it, and that she carried it privately for decades before writing and speaking publicly. She frames contact not as hallucination, but as a form of initiation that can dissolve old identity, force a revision of reality, expand relational awareness, and permanently change a person’s understanding of existence.

Containers for Extraordinary Experience

A major part of Meredith’s presentation focuses on the need for social and cultural “containers” to help people integrate experiences that disrupt ordinary reality. She compares modern experiencers to ancient initiates, shamans, mystics, and those who crossed thresholds in traditions such as Eleusis, where ritual, elders, preparation, and community helped turn crisis into transformation. Without such support, she argues, the same experience can leave a person isolated or broken. She also compares experiencer testimony to pain in medicine, saying that even when the cause cannot be proven externally, the lived experience still deserves recognition, compassion, and care.

Holly Ann Wood on Contact, Consciousness, and Safe Spaces

Holly Ann Wood, known as “That UAP Girl,” shares her own childhood encounter with three orange orbs near the ancient white horse carved into the chalk hills of Wiltshire. She explains that the experience did not feel random or distant, but present, aware, and interactive. Holly emphasizes that UAP encounters are not only scientific questions, but human ones, affecting people psychologically, emotionally, spiritually, and sometimes physically. She argues that experiencers need safe spaces where they can speak without stigma, process what happened, and realize they are not alone, which led her to create Project Nano as a place to discover, discuss, and disclose these experiences.

Richard Monk on High Strangeness and Personal Transformation

Richard Monk discusses three unusual experiences from his life that he once saw as separate, but later began to understand as connected through the lens of high strangeness. As a child in 1980, he saw a classic saucer-shaped craft near a cloud while a nearby girl did not see it, raising questions about perception, manifestation, and the relationship between witness and phenomenon. He also describes having an imaginary friend named Nicholas as a child and later learning that imaginary companions sometimes appear in the histories of people who report UAP encounters. Finally, he shares a near-death-like experience involving a profound, loving nothingness that later helped him explore consciousness, the pleroma, and the possibility that these events form part of a deeper personal curriculum.

Disclosure, Empathy, and a New Reality

The panel discussion turns to how experiencers can help society move toward disclosure. Alan, Meredith, Holly, and Richard discuss whether humanity is going through a collective initiation, whether personal disclosure may matter as much as official disclosure, and how the public can learn to acknowledge experiences without needing to fully explain them first. Meredith emphasizes that the empathy question can be answered before the ontological question: even if we cannot prove exactly what happened, we can still recognize that someone experienced something meaningful. The episode closes with UAPedia’s presentation of its mission as a trusted UAP knowledge hub, bringing together research, testimony, documents, claims, cases, and experiencer perspectives into a more coherent public resource.

New Realities with Alan Steinfeld

Beyond the Reality Box, UAP Encounters, Ontological Shock, and the Future of Human Narrative

This panel discussion features Whitley Strieber, Dr. Kimberly Engels, and Jeffrey Kripal exploring the profound "meanings and understandings" behind UAP encounters. The conversation shifts focus from government disclosure to the transformative, physical, and ontological impact on the individuals who experience these phenomena.

The Physical Baseline and the Burden of Testimony

Whitley Strieber emphasizes that the core challenge in understanding UAP encounters is the lack of a recognized "baseline." Despite the public tendency to treat these accounts as jokes or hallucinations, Strieber highlights the undeniable physical trauma and documented anomalies, such as the moving implant in his ear, which he describes as "proof positive" of a physical interaction. Following the publication of his book Communion, Strieber and his wife Anne received approximately 200,000 letters from individuals worldwide. This massive, private archive suggests a "communal work" of experience that intersects with our physical world at a "razor's edge," generating a narrative that humanity has yet to fully articulate.

Resisting "Narrative Flattening"

Dr. Kimberly Engels argues that society suffers from "epistemic injustice" by forcing experiencer testimony into "reality boxes." This "narrative flattening" occurs when we only listen to parts of a story that fit our pre-existing beliefs, such as the Extraterrestrial or Future Human hypotheses, while discarding "inconvenient" details like time distortions or contact with the dead. She proposes a "layered restorative phenomenology" that moves beyond "belief" and into "participation." This approach honors the profound moral and ethical transformations reported by experiencers, who often emerge with a "post-anthropocentric" worldview and a deep sense of interconnectedness with all life.

The Archives of the Impossible and the New Story

Jeffrey Kripal, curator of the "Archives of the Impossible" at Rice University, suggests that we are witnessing the breakdown of old cultural and scientific stories. He posits that UAPs, Near-Death Experiences (NDEs), and DMT-induced states may all exist on the same spectrum of "non-dual signals" that blur the boundaries between mind and matter. Kripal argues that the "impossible" is merely a function of our current models, not reality itself. He advocates for a "middle realm" of thought—one that avoids the reductionism of modern science and the moralizing of traditional religion—to allow for a "revelation of reality" where humanity is no longer the apex or center of the universe.

The panel concludes that humanity is at a "zero point" or a "reset," where our current understanding of consciousness and physicality is no longer sufficient. By embracing "ontological ambiguity" and the "middle realm," we can move past the shock of the impossible and begin to participate in a multi-dimensional reality that demands a more holistic, interconnected story of what it means to be human.