V702 Communication and Interpretations

The video discusses communication mechanisms and interpretations, emphasizing the importance of understanding different communication styles, even those that seem unconventional. The speaker shares personal experiences of communicating with a domain entity, enabled by a specific alteration to his body, referred to as EBP. This direct communication contrasts with other methods used by the domain to communicate with others on Earth, such as scrying, hearing voices, and automatic writing.

The speaker cautions against being overly critical of these alternative methods, acknowledging that everything has a purpose. However, he also warns about disinformation experts, profiteers, and "jackasses" who exploit such communication methods for personal gain. He shares an example of a bitcoin ransom attempt on his website.

A key point is that people communicate at different levels of ability, and what may sound "completely off the wall" could stem from legitimate experiences. Factors like ego, background, education, and communication difficulties can influence how individuals convey their experiences. The speaker advocates giving people the benefit of the doubt, even if their communication seems strange, using the analogy of someone unfamiliar with leprechauns dismissing stories about them.

The speaker differentiates his communication methods, which use technical and life-level American English, from other, less easily understood approaches. He believes his system of communication with the domain commander is superior for his specific situation, but acknowledges that others have different experiences and understandings. The speaker urges viewers to be open to new ideas and see how they fit within their own understanding, emphasizing mutual benefit from the transfer of information.

He stresses that even if he were to disappear, viewers should continue their journey and not let their efforts be a waste. He concludes by encouraging viewers to remain helpful, understanding, kind, and open to new ideas, underscoring that listening, even when things seem strange, can lead to greater understanding. He notes some members are interested in spirituality issues in relation to the Domain. Be open to new people and ideas.

00:02 - 00:32

The speaker begins by introducing the topic of communication mechanisms between "domain" and themselves, promising to share thoughts and things to ponder. They establish a basic understanding that as part of a program, various things were installed in them, leading to seemingly purposeless actions until a direct channel to the domain opened. This direct communication is described as "whacked out" but also acknowledges a guiding hand throughout the process.

00:36 - 03:01

The speaker elaborates on their direct communication with the "domain," emphasizing that it's a recent development, accessible at will but taxing. They downplay the need to overanalyze the specifics, suggesting everything has led to this point. This communication is only possible with a specific alteration to the body, referred to as an "EBP," which is a process, not a single mechanism.

03:01 - 05:07

The speaker acknowledges that the "commander" communicates with others on Earth using different methods and cautions against being critical of these alternative approaches like scrying, hearing voices, or automatic writing, as everything has a purpose. However, they warn about disinformation experts, "jackasses," and profiteers who exploit the situation, referencing a specific incident where someone attempted to take over their website with a bitcoin ransom. They emphasize the importance of being aware of these individuals and their tactics.

05:07 - 07:57

The speaker shifts to discussing the varying levels of communication ability among individuals, stressing the need to accept that people communicate differently and may have unique experiences. They highlight the influence of ego, background, education, and communication difficulties, urging listeners to give others the benefit of the doubt. They use the analogy of leprechauns to illustrate how unfamiliar experiences can sound outlandish but may be genuine attempts at communication.

08:02 - 09:12

The speaker addresses the audience directly, acknowledging that everyone is present for different reasons and understands things differently. They discuss the physical and emotional responses experienced by volunteers for "domain," clarifying that those who didn't feel anything likely had their experiences earlier in the process. They emphasize that everything is pre-determined and that they see themselves as a "sheep herder" guiding the audience towards their "final egress moment."

09:18 - 11:59

The speaker discusses the nature of the "domain commander" as an asexual being or entity that can present with both masculine and feminine characteristics. They suggest that the "domain" could be interpreted as a female-run organization with harsh male tendencies, a feeling that those connected to the domain may sense. The speaker emphasizes that one shouldn't be deterred by others who lack the same understanding or communication abilities.

12:00 - 14:49

The speaker advises against close association with the more outlandish "contactees" to avoid detrimental effects and maintain a pristine communication environment. They explain their selective association with specific individuals on their site, emphasizing the importance of curating the audience's experience. They use the analogy of high school cliques to illustrate the need for focused communication within specific groups.

14:49 - 16:15

The speaker warns against creating an echo chamber and emphasizes the importance of individual roles, urging the audience to continue their work even if the speaker were to disappear. They reiterate the importance of not letting all of this be a waste. They summarize the talk, emphasizing that just because something sounds strange doesn't mean it's not happening, but rather that the method of communication is unfamiliar.

16:15 - 18:53

The speaker explains the context for the discussion, mentioning DM's active involvement in lucid dreaming and the new age movement, creating a diverse following. They reiterate that seemingly "off the wall" individuals are not necessarily wrong or crazy, but simply communicate in ways that are difficult to understand. The speaker encourages listeners to remain helpful, understanding, kind, and open to new ideas, seeking mutual benefit from information transfer.

18:53 - 22:54

The speaker concludes by encouraging the audience to be open to new ideas, avoid discounting them, and try to understand, as this can lead to greater understanding of the world. They encourage listeners to be good, smile, take care of animals, and be good people, expressing their belief in the audience. The video ends with music.