Diana Walsh Pasulka

Diana Walsh Pasulka, a classicist and author specializing in UFO phenomena, joins Colonel Karl Nell, a former UAP task force representative, for a riveting discussion. They dive into the fascinating parallels between UFOs and religious experiences, exploring angels and ancient philosophies. The conversation also touches on the government's secrecy surrounding UFOs, historical religious contexts, and the implications of extraterrestrial encounters on morality and spirituality. Their insights challenge modern beliefs and invite a profound reevaluation of our existence.

Diana Walsh Pasulka, a philosophy and religion professor at UNCW and author of American Cosmic, dives into compelling discussions about belief, technology, and extraterrestrial life. She explores how personal beliefs shape reality and the influence of religious narratives on societal norms. The conversation touches on Nietzsche’s declaration that 'God is dead,' the evolving intersection of spirituality and UFOs, and the philosophical implications of consciousness in relation to artificial intelligence. It's a thrilling journey through the mysterious realms of belief and the cosmos.

On this episode, the host introduces Dr. Diana Walsh Pasulka, a professor of religious studies, who discusses her research on UFOs, religion, and technology. They explore topics like encounters with nonhuman intelligences, the Akashic record, the Order of the Dolphin, contrasting nature and city life, and encounters with scientists and the unknown. Plus, they discuss the benefits of becoming a plus member and upcoming events.

Discussion with Diana Walsh Pasulka on her new book 'Encounters' exploring encounters with non-human intelligences, influences of Plato's Cave on UFO perspectives, and philosophical dialogues on alien life, perception, and societal views.

Diana Walsh Pasulka, a religious studies professor and author of 'American Cosmic,' discusses her fascinating research on UFOs and spirituality. She explores connections between ancient Catholic mysticism, like levitating saints, and contemporary UFO experiences. Diana shares insights about ontological shock from extraordinary encounters and the cultural significance of new religious movements. With a candid Q&A, she delves into redaction, the symbolism in religious experiences, and whether devotion can shield against malevolent entities.

Dr. Diana Walsh-Pasulka, a Professor of Religious History and author of 'American Cosmic', joins to explore intriguing intersections of belief and UFOs. The conversation dives into psionics and how unidentified crafts may connect with human consciousness. Diana discusses the new declassification task force, the role of the Vatican, and whether Elon Musk might have secrets about UFOs. They also tackle the societal impacts of apocalyptic predictions and how UFO phenomena can reshape personal faith and understanding.

Diana Walsh Pasulka, a writer and religious studies professor, delves into the fascinating intersection of UFOs and consciousness. She explores the link between sleep and UFO abductions, and how religious narratives shape modern UFO literature. The conversation meanders through lucid dreaming, art's transformative power, and the cultural dynamics of the 1960s. Pasulka discusses historical UFO management and the mysteries behind concepts like the Shroud of Turin, revealing insights into both ancient and contemporary phenomena. The dialogue challenges perceptions of reality and the significance of hidden truths.

Dr. Diana Walsh Pasulka, professor of religious studies, discusses mind-boggling phenomena related to religion, UFOs, UAP, and consciousness. Topics include religious beliefs and practices, the significance of prayer, the nature of evil, possession and exorcisms, incorruptible bodies, levitation, discernment, signs and wonders, religious experiences and UFO phenomena, and speculation and secrecy surrounding the UFO phenomenon.

Diana Walsh Pasulka, Professor of Religious Studies and author of 'Encounters', discusses her journey, genuine encounters, working with big UFOlogy names, true Disclosure vs second coming, Vatican's UFO info, rituals before space launches, Greek/Roman Gods' existence, missing aspects in UFO research, and listener questions.

Religious studies professor Diana Walsh Pasulka discusses her transition from Catholic history to UFO research. She shares her encounter with a tech genius who claims to have extra sensory powers and their visit to a crash retrieval site in New Mexico. The chapter explores the initial skepticism towards a book, motives behind found cans, and the types of pieces discovered during crash retrieval.