In this episode of Point of Convergence, we celebrate 5 Years of PoC with a retrospective journey laying out the strange, profound, and ever more consequential revelations that have emerged in this quest for ultimate understanding.

In this episode of Point of Convergence, we explore the uncanny phenomenon of synchronicity—what it is, how to engage with it, and what kind of reality it may be pointing toward. What role does the higher self play here, and might this indicate an interplay between different levels of reality?

In this episode of PoC, we re-trace the steps that led to the realization—in both physics and neuroscience—that reality functions like a hologram. What are the implications this holds for the paranormal, psi phenomena, and interdimensional interactions with NHI?

In this episode of Point of Convergence we're back for another engagement with Ardy Sixkiller Clarke's catalog of the contact experiences of indigenous peoples. These accounts are informative not just in how they mirror "mainstream" accounts, but also in how they differ.

In this episode of Point of Convergence, we explore what it means to "escape the Matrix." Join me as I break down the perspective I've gained from five journeys beyond this construct. What are the implications when "outer space" is found within "inner space?" Is this the key to human liberation?

In this episode of PoC, Darren tackles a key aspect of the high strangeness that is part and parcel of the Phenomenon: the anomalous experience of time. What do we make sense of beings who both say "we are from your future" and—in other contexts—"time is not real?" And how are we to make sense of the temporal anomalies people report experiencing? Finally, how might the picture shift in a consciousness-first model?

Psionics, non-human intelligences, and vast—largely untapped—human potential have become increasingly and inextricably linked. Ingo Swann stood at the forefront of this nexus. Prepare for a deep dive into his books Star Fire and Penetration.

In this episode of Point of Convergence, Darren/Exo asks: why does this gnostic notion of our waking experience not being ultimately real prove so enduring? Why does some version of this perspective show up over and over again within human experience; evident in everything from Vedanta to Buddhism to Jungian depth psychology? Perhaps even more compellingly—at least to modern ears—why are elements of this perspective evident in our most cutting-edge physics, astronomy and neuroscience? More to the point, if this is indeed a truer apprehension of ultimate reality, then what are the implications, and how now shall we live?

In this episode of Point of Convergence, we explore the reality-expanding implications of one woman's contact experiences, including her successful attempt to remain fully conscious in an abduction experience—with the help of the very NHI beings she once feared.

In this episode of Point of Convergence, we explore how anomalous experiences—UFO/NHI encounters, synchronicities, altered states, psi phenomena, etc.—are playing a transformative, grassroots role in steering Western perspectives along more shamanic lines. Is this incidental, or by design?