Dark Skies, Deep Theories, and our Consciousness as an Instrument of the Phenomena
Episode 37
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Original photo of the dark skies of Cherry Springs, PA by Gabrielle Mayer
Under the pristine darkness of Pennsylvania’s dark sky preserve, we turn our focus outward to the stars and inward to the mystery of human consciousness. In this episode, we dive deep into an Estes Method session and unpack what happens when field research meets high strangeness. Drawing clear parallels to Jacques Vallée’s Control System hypothesis and Carl Jung’s collective unconscious and archetypes, we explore how these theoretical frameworks reshape our understanding of raw sensory responses in the dark.
Finally, we reflect candidly on the subtle, personal pressure this work exerts, asking what this phenomenon is ultimately asking of us as observers, and how it challenges us to expand our boundaries.
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