Staya Erusa

[Aaron]

Staya Erusa

I just watched this film and it is touches on many subjects in regards to consciousness, the physical world, physics, life/death and more.

There are some small specifics I disagree with and there are definitely a few definite errors that anyone skilled in the art of remote viewing will know what I mean but overall, I definitely will have my friends over to see this.

[Aaron]

cosmic brain - metallic voice

Looking for references to this "cosmic brain" that Uri Geller mentions being told about by a metallic voice.

I found this interesting note:
"Barbara told me of a strange encounter with Brendan O
Regan in which trance medium Ingo Swann spoke with a cold
metallic voice and said that it was a computer from a hundred
years into the future. She actually was doing some interesting
work in synchronicity."

[Aaron]

Valis

Encounters with VALIS

Sarfatti insists that in 1952, at age 13, he had an anomalous experience that changed his life. He claims to have received a single telephone call from a cold, metallic voice, declaring to be a conscious computer on a spacecraft from the future. But, after Sarfatti lent his mother a copy of Andrija Puharich's book URI (London: Futura Publications Ltd, 1974), in which he described similar contact with Uri Geller, Sarfatti's mother remembered that the young Sarfatti received the calls over a three-week period. Sarfatti had been selected as one of '400 receptive young minds' to be part of a project that would begin to occur 20 years in the future. He links this alleged 'contact' ("the intrusion of an objective entity") to the Vast Active Living Intelligence System (VALIS) experience of science fiction author Phillip K. Dick. Sarfatti's 'experience' has met with widespread criticism from the physics community. Sarfatti believes that there is an Illuminati or Elect of minds, citing Pythagoras, Leonardo Da Vinci, Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein, and Werner Heisenberg as examples who, throughout history, have deciphered messages from the future. The notion of an Elect is featured in the works of many occultists, Rabelais' Gargantua & Pantagruel (New York: Norton, 1990), Toynbee's "creative minority" and the 'evolutionary Calvinism' SF works of Colin Wilson, such as The Philosopher's Stone (London: Barker, 1969).