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Sirius Disclosure
Published: 2020-05-16
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0J5KUbyDUts
see how you said hey good morning good morning thank you so much joining us today we were just so incredibly excited to have you here and I know that there's a lot of questions I'm sure I've been asking them to get ready you're getting a lot of welcomes and I think that if you wanted to just kind of start off and tell us a little bit
about you and about working with dr. Greer making the amazing films that you have that might be a good place to start yeah of course hello everybody and thank you Laurie Michael for setting this up it was an absolute honor to to get to be part of this movie and unacknowledged you know most people come into this field because they had some sort of incredible sighting
or paranormal experience or near-death experience or something like that I I didn't have anything like that I was I was actually a die-hard skeptic for a really long time and you know I loved arguing with people and you know proving that I was right about everything and then you know I started looking at arguments against my position and my the moment I did that my position
collapsed and I realized that you know I had to take responsibility for this information and and do something about it and the only thing I know how to do is is tell stories and make movies and so you know I got involved with dr. Greer it started with you know I was a donor to the film serious and got to go to the premiere and you
know started meeting folks in the space and one thing led to another and you know all of a sudden I mean I'm in DC and in dr. Brewers basement going through CIA documents and you know and it's been an incredible transformational journey and you know I'm excited to answer whatever questions people have so let's jump into it all right who's first we've got one that's typed
out in the chat so we'll go with that one the first question what does Michael think happen to david icke fleet the question was what do i think happened to David Icke of late yep you don't have an opinion by that we'll just can move on well I assume you're talking about him getting D platform by YouTube and and Facebook I mean you know I I
wasn't following it too closely but it seems pretty obvious to me that you know as soon as you censor something it makes it a lot more attractive to people so I think ultimately you know they're they're just pre you know the powers that be are just creating an underdog and basic human psychology to to sort of root for the underdog and it's it's it's just going
to draw a lot of attention to to what he's talking about the same thing happened with planned emic which is a documentary that's going viral right now so but I don't know too much about what's going on with David unfortunately I haven't followed it too closely alright does someone have a question they want to ask there are some more in the show okay then I'll go
ahead and read the next one here from California asks do you think it is an advantage not to has many personal et experiences this ability to see the big picture this is the part it's library now so this is the part I hate when somebody gets on there and they give you this much of all of that evil things their boyfriend ditch them and you tell
them you know this person is gonna hurt you I'm sorry sorry about that we got them you did there is some some side chat happening there that question from Steve yeah please restate the question okay it's an advantage not to have many personal et experiences does it assist your ability to see the big picture I think the most important thing when you're when you're starting this
kind of practice any kind of meditative or spiritual practice is to not compare yourself to other people you know if you know these sorts of beliefs and expectations about how the experience is supposed to be is going to really hinder you from having the full experience and going going deeper into the experience you really want to try to keep at bay those kinds of judgments and
expectations and beliefs about how it's supposed to be and the more you're able to do that and just be open to whatever comes the deeper you're going to go and the more profound your experience is going to be thank you very much for that what would be the likelihood of dr. Greer sharing his opinion regarding Plan demmick that's from Phil the likelihood of dr. Greer sharing
his opinion on planned emic all I'll ask him I mean I can't speak for him obviously but you know if you've been paying attention to some of his recent you know YouTube live broadcasts you you you probably figure out that there are some common ground between what he's been saying and what's in that film and I really enjoyed planned emic and I think it's worth I
think it's worth watching but I will certainly ask dr. Greer if he's willing to you know chime in on that conversation because I know that that has sort of taken over the internet right now which is cut which is kind of cool I will say this everybody you know as terrifying as this whole situation is you know with this massive power grab that we're witnessing this
the situation is backfiring to a certain extent on the powers that be because so many people are getting red pills during this pandemic I mean even even my my mom and dad have been sending me you know they sent me Plan Demick you know my mom called me and said oh yeah I have to show you this thing that you know the Rockefeller was published in
2010 and they predicted the whole thing and it's you know people who are typically like my parents very irritated by quote-unquote conspiracy theories and dismissive are now you know really jumping into the conversation and waking up so it's it's really becoming this crisis has become an opportunity for a lot of people to to kind of transform their worldview so we can be grateful for that I
think thankful that one more question here now this is from John he couldn't make it today he's really bummed out but his question was for you Michael and what what is the best way to get into the official training program you know there's a playlist on YouTube is it going live to a cec-5 event what would you recommend the official ce-5 training program yeah when it
in your opinion what is the what is the best way to get the the most concise type of ce-5 training according to dr. Greer's protocols they have data that is a really really good question well apart from apart from going on a training which I know is prohibitively expensive for a lot of people I would I would suggest grabbing the AK it's kind of like your
own cg5 starter kit I know that dr. Greer has mentioned to me you know he's flirting with the idea of creating some kind of you know teacher training program in the future but you know the way that he has set up this this organization is deliberately very decentralized he's seen firsthand how you know having this you know superconn centralized control and standardization of everything can become
really bureaucratic and lose the you know the original spirit of the organization especially after you know the founder dies you know if you were to pass away it could become very sort of like cult-like and you know we've seen this with other organizations that I won't mention so you know he wants to avoid that as much as possible you know when I'm talking to people about
cg5 I always tell people you know learn learn dr. Brewers technique because we know it works but then you know adapted and personalize it for what for what works for you you're gonna find your own style and don't feel like you know oh you're not doing exactly as dr. Greer taught it's not it's not the right thing you'll know if you're doing it right if you're
achieving these transcendent states of consciousness or if you are you know obviously making contact you're doing it right and you've got to just you know trust yourself and I know the last thing dr. Greer wants is for you know is for people to sort of rely too heavily on him as the ultimate authority on this you know this is DC this organization is decentralized for a
reason well said but for you did you feel like there was in one particular event piece of information or experience or was it a series of them that made you go from an ardent skeptic to an open-minded or to be more open-minded in general yeah that's a good question so when I was when I was first confronted with all these wild claims of not just the
et reality but the science of consciousness the reality of psychic phenomenon near-death experiences the the existence of human spirit you know I was very very resistant to all of this and I had friends who were also diehard skeptics and atheists and they would say I wish I could believe but I just can't you know there's not enough evidence and I would say to them why do
you want to believe why would you want any of this to be true I I didn't get why anyone would even want this to be true I was very very happy with like my materialist reductionist view of reality we live in a cold impersonal mechanical universe and that might have been depressing to my fellow skeptics but I thought it was great and I didn't want the
stuff to be real it was so it was it wasn't one thing or one experience to change my mind it was me you know sort of confronting the entire you know wealth of research and evidence and you know trying to debunk it and and having to accept that I couldn't and then I had to ask myself once I accepted that I was completely wrong I had
to ask myself well why was I so resistant to this why was I so biased against this being true and the answer the best answer I could come up with is you know this stuff is true you know you have to take responsibility for the information you have to take responsibility for the thoughts you're putting out into the universe you take responsibility for your unhappiness yo
you're no longer you know just a victim of circumstance and a cold impersonal universe but you're you know co-creator of every moment and I think that this community seriously underestimates that you know the you know how terrifying that can be to non-believers we think we tend to think that this is an argument that's going to be won on the strength of the evidence and if we
keep just presenting the data and the evidence then we're gonna win people over and and you know I believe that if this was really about evidence and data the debate would have been over decades ago we would have won it instead I think that this is really about personal resistance of people not being able to confront the implications of this and the amount of responsibility that
people have to take if this stuff is real and so we should have empathy for people and not beat them over the head with facts and tell them that they're stupid maybe you're trying to recognize if that's really where the resistance is coming from and then be an example to those people that you know this is actually a very beautiful way of living you can be
very happy and joyful you know accepting this responsibility and you know I don't hear a lot of people talking about this so I bring it up in every interview that I do because I think it's a William it was a it was a really big insight into my own resistance and I have a feeling that this is what's going on for a lot of so-called skeptics
I have have a question as well if that's okay yeah yeah I know you mentioned that you know dr. Steven gray doesn't want to you know be there you know let's say they're the one and all teacher of c-5 and stuff like that he doesn't want it centralized however what's being put into place to prevent other entities and organization taking the c-5 name and protocols and
actually creating sort of a centralized point by themselves and it'll be like what's happened with Transcendental Meditation and stuff like that you know it's definitely it's definitely a fine line and see study is is not my organization it's it's Steve's organization i-i-i don't really know the answer to that i I think it's it's just his goal at least what he has said to me is she
just wants to get enough individuals and groups doing this where and this is quoting him he says you know where I could drop dead tomorrow and they're all going to continue this work and yeah some people are gonna form organizations and they're gonna turn into you know cults or whatever but you know but we're hoping that most people are going to just keep it you know
loose and decentralized and just it's all about the experience the community and and you know we're trying to reach that kind of threshold you know because you know you know if anything is a threat to this kind of stuff it's some kind of terrible bureaucracy that would form around this and we don't want that we want people to be just completely free to experience this hey
thank you yeah of course um I I didn't have a better answer no it's okay it's Simon Caillou was worried about capitalism Norman against that teeth into new stuff like this so it's only a matter of time well you know what when you see those kinds of organizations popping up it means that dr. Greer has like really you know hit a certain milestone to rip them
off so it you know there's different ways of looking at it it's like okay we got big enough that now we're being imitated and people are trying to monetize it so I'm sorry I don't have a better answer for you that's you know these questions I don't have good answers too I will ask Steve and if we end up doing with discord ask me this stuff
again I will have an answer for you yeah Michael um have you uh attempted c5 or are you just happy knowing that you know listen ah that's a really really good question I have done cg5 I am I'm very I was very late to the cg5 party I didn't try ce-5 until after unacknowledged came out and my first cg5 was actually in Los Angeles with Jim
Martin who's the producer of both of those films and he's actually in ce-5 he's the one who shot that he shot a lot of really good footage in the movie but the one you might remember is he's following the craft as it flies up into the clouds and he says please don't go away and it just stops dead and then comes back down so that's that's
Jim so he you know he does ce-5 in his backyard in Long Beach and shoots the most amazing stuff and so and he's got a really cool community here in LA so I started I started doing it with them and it was absolutely amazing life-changing transformational experience and so yeah I do it on a regular basis and I'm always looking for new people to do it
with so if you got if any of you were in LA hit me up on Twitter and you know let's set it played it thank you as a director can you tell us what your favorite process is throughout making a movie absolutely it's it's definitely in the editing room documentaries are in my opinion directed in the in the editing room and that's where you know I
can just you know I don't have to deal with managing you know crews and you know all kinds of craziness and stress you know from production I can just you know sit alone in a dark room and and try to try to put the puzzle piece together and I feel like that's where the creativity really really starts on a documentary awesome does anyone in the chat