UFOs, Synchronicities & Prophetic Dreams (Ft. Eric Wargo)

Nov 30, 2024

Join Eric Wargo, an author renowned for his works on precognition and time loops, as he unpacks the mind-bending intersections of dreams and reality. He asserts that our future selves might guide us through precognitive dreams, while exploring how ancient myths like Oedipus reflect on self-fulfilling prophecies. Wargo links consciousness to quantum mechanics, suggesting consciousness shapes our perception of time. The conversation also dives into the intriguing relationship between UFO phenomena and time travel concepts, hinting at connections between our past and future.

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Self-Fulfilling Prophecies

Prophecies must be self-fulfilling to avoid paradoxes in a self-consistent universe.
Any backward influence is already part of the backstory, meaning history cannot be changed.

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Jung's Scarab Beetle

Carl Jung's patient dreamt of receiving a golden scarab beetle.
The next day, a scarab beetle appeared, fulfilling the dream and shifting her worldview.

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Oedipus and Freud's Precognition

Oedipus fulfilled a prophecy by trying to avoid it, demonstrating how denial can manifest destiny.
Freud, a non-believer in precognition, experienced a precognitive dream about cancer decades before developing it.

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Time Loops

Eric Wargo

In today's episode of American Alchemy, Jesse Michels sits down with author Eric Wargo to unravel the mysteries of time loops, precognition, and how our future selves might be influencing our present reality, weaving together insights from quantum mechanics, consciousness, and the very fabric of existence.

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:14 - Prophecies and Self-Fulfilling Events

04:09 - Carl Jung's Scarab Beetle Story

07:28 - The Oedipus Myth and Freud's Interpretation

11:22 - Freud's Dream and Personal Precognition

15:15 - Quantum Mechanics and the Mind

19:02 - Quantum Biology and Consciousness

24:16 - Precognition and Memory Formation

28:08 - Artists and Precognition in Culture

34:11 - Prophecy in Modern Times

39:02 - Remote Viewing and Precognition

42:06 - Psychokinesis and Experimenter Effect

46:45 - Free Will and Alternative Timelines

52:05 - Survival Instincts and Precognitive Dreams

58:02 - Consciousness and Perception of Reality

01:02:04 - UFOs and Time Travel

01:09:04 - Quantum Computers and Future Communication

01:13:24 - Gravity Manipulation and Time Machines

01:19:07 - Cosmological Implications and Retrocausation

01:24:04 - Factions and Temporal Interventions

01:27:04 - Philip K. Dick's Precognitive Experiences

01:31:02 - Personal Anecdotes and Synchronicities

01:33:04 - Conclusion

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