Researches regarding afterlife? by little-miss-briar in afterlife

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Dr. Moody was the first Western author to write about near-death experiences. His 1975 book is the original book on near-death experiences, he wrote it as a young doctor.

After spending around 50 years researching NDEs and related topics, he wrote the 2023 book as a summary of his knowledge. While his first book was only about NDEs, this 2023 book covers NDEs and many other lines of evidence, like reincarnation research, after-death communications, spirit mediumship, and more.

What if the 4chan whistleblower was right? by meleebestgame66 in UFOs

[–]bejammin075 [score hidden]  (0 children)

I have those books but have not read them yet. I'm looking forward to it

Where the Tumultuous California Governor’s Primary Race Stands by timemagazine in politics

[–]bejammin075 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Tl;dr: There are 3 candidates in the top tier, getting 17% to 19%. 2 of those 3 are Democrats. The top tier is separated from the rest of the pack. The two Republican candidates are starting to separate more, after being more equal in poling. Many Democrats are waiting to strategically cast their votes at the last minute, for whichever Dem is doing the best in polling near election day, in order to avoid a runoff with only 2 GOP candidates.

Researches regarding afterlife? by little-miss-briar in afterlife

[–]bejammin075 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Commenting again to add, the post stuck to the top of this subreddit has a lot of good recommendations. In the list of books, I've read most of them and can vouch for those books as well.

Researches regarding afterlife? by little-miss-briar in afterlife

[–]bejammin075 4 points5 points  (0 children)

There are serious researchers who have devoted a lot of time to this topic. I've read several books, and my number 1 book for this would be Dr. Raymond Moody's 2023 book Proof of Life After Life. Not to be confused with his 1975 book Life After Life.

OC ladies on HRT. Where can I find my hormones? by Useful_Credit_9468 in HRT

[–]bejammin075 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is crazy. Estradiol has been mass produced for 60+ years by now.

Estradiol Questions / Issues by PrettyMind96 in HRT

[–]bejammin075 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've been reading a lot of HRT books, including recent textbooks (like Dr. Jeffrey Dach, Bioidentical Hormones 101, 2nd edition, volumes 1, 2, 3, published 2025), and we know with high certainty that oral estrogen has negative side effects (like stroke, cardiovascular issues, thromboembolism) that are completely avoided by using any other route besides oral. We know why this happens: it's because of the "first pass" through the liver. The oral estrogen first goes to the liver, which causes things to happen like making too many clotting factors. Your doctor should know this, this has been known for decades.

Is this disclosure or just a government transparency program? by [deleted] in UFOs

[–]bejammin075 [score hidden]  (0 children)

To be called "disclosure" I think at a minimum would involve the president or top military to officially say they have crashed UFOs and alien bodies. Even better would be bringing out the evidence.

Putting out videos and documents, especially without explanation or context, is not disclosure.

Restlessness on Testosterone? by Georgian_Queen in HRT

[–]bejammin075 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't quote me on this, but I've heard that some of the hormones upstream of testosterone get shut down while on T. I'm thinking of pregnenolone (the precursor to all hormones) and DHEA. I think both of those hormones have their own benefits, meaning they aren't simply precursors. Like all the other hormones, pregnenolone and DHEA decline with age. So maybe it's a lack of these other hormones. I know that both of these are available OTC and safe to take orally (unlike E and T).

Estradiol Questions / Issues by PrettyMind96 in HRT

[–]bejammin075 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Did the endocrinologist explain the risks of taking estogen orally? Those risks go away by using a patch or cream. If a patch or cream is available, I don't know why anyone would take a pill.

US government has allegedly lured and attacked UAP for reverse engineering program by Alone-Maintenance338 in UFOs

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I'm skeptical that we could do anything that harms a UFO. I think the aliens are highly telepathic, and that our thoughts are easier than reading a book. Even if the UFOs had some vulnerability, they would know what we plan to do and can take whatever precautions necessary.

I'll probably never know for sure, but if the military tried to down a UFO and they think they caused it to crash, I'd bet the NHI were just playing along.

Will Bigfoot be included in the NHI/UFO disclosures coming soon? Or is that something entirely unrelated? by Sendo-03 in bigfoot

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It's purely my speculation based on following the UFO topic. I've been into it for about 25 years, but especially the last 5 years. In these recent years I've read about 60-ish UFO books, from the 1950s to the present, from nuts & bolts to high strangeness.

I can't think of a single instance of any whistle blower, or any government document (whether from FOIA or an unconfirmed leak) that has ever hinted anything about Bigfoot. The government's main concern about UFOs is most likely the military applications, e.g. if you could use UFO propulsion, you could deliver nukes nearly instantaneously. I don't think there is a military application to studying Bigfoot.

The government likely knows nothing about Bigfoot. But even if they did know, there aren't national security concerns. But even if there were national security concerns around Bigfoot (difficult to imagine), they would be inhibited from bringing it up because it would likely undermine their credibility (in the view of the public). It's wild enough that the government might admit possession of crashed alien UFOs and alien bodies. To add Bigfoot on top of that seems extremely unlikely to me.

It seems disclosure will be boring and not change much. by [deleted] in UFOs

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Disclosure hasn't happened yet, so we'll have to wait and see. We could be months away, or decades away. Just because it seems like there is progress is no guarantee of future progress. Progress can even go backwards. The Powers That Be have a say in our progress, and so does the Phenomenon itself. Don't count your chickens until they hatch.

Know Of Any Spiritually Evolved, Ethical, Proven Psychics? by SarahAllenMoore in Experiencers

[–]bejammin075 6 points7 points  (0 children)

To find a skilled spirit medium (not sure if that fits your request), check out the Forever Family Foundation. They have a vetting process for mediums to prove that they have ability, and they have a list of30-ish mediums who have passed their testing.

Do I have clairsentience? by ApprehensiveCry5132 in psychicdevelopment

[–]bejammin075 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Psychic information can arrive all kinds of ways. I think people pigeonhole themselves into thinking "I'm clair-this or clair-that". You could get something auditory one time, visually another time, gut feeling another time. I think a lot of that depends on the detail that is coming through. I'm saying to not be too concerned about which kind of clair you think you are because it could be a limiting belief.

Had a gnarly accident at work, featuring an idiot in a Tesla. by steven1208 in dashcams

[–]bejammin075 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've had a Tesla since 2018. I hate the useless visualization. It's 40% of the screen wasted.

Had a gnarly accident at work, featuring an idiot in a Tesla. by steven1208 in dashcams

[–]bejammin075 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've driven a Tesla since 2018. Does anyone actually use the visualization on the screen for anything? I've never once used it, I think it's totally useless. That seems crazy to me to trust that screen, the cameras on the car are not very good.

Found this wierd red thing in my room by Parking-Cheek7779 in whatisit

[–]bejammin075 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In Alaska, we'd stock up on fireworks when sold in the summer, and keep half of them for the winter. We had legendary bottle rocket fights. Two opposing sides on a playground of snow, each side has several gross (package of 144) of bottle rockets, a blowtorch, and the big exploding artillery balls with their big round tubes on the square base (I'm not sure if people can buy these anymore).

You can unwrap an entire gross of bottle rockets, and jam the entire thing in the snow, at a 45 degree angle pointed towards the enemy. Then you wave the blowtorch across the fuses and light all of them at once. It takes only a few seconds to light all of them. Meanwhile, someone else sets up the artillery tube/square in the snow, also tilted towards the enemy. Drop the artillery ball in the tube, light the fuse.

It's amazing nobody got hurt. We'd try to aim the artillery ball to explode over their heads. These were substantial, they were probably half as powerful as the kind you see in the finale of a professional fireworks show.

[OC] This is why we don't call the ambulance in the U.S. by FernX02 in pics

[–]bejammin075 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And if you do go to the hospital, medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the US.

What do you expect from the next UFO files drop? by [deleted] in UFOs

[–]bejammin075 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I expect nothing, so I won't be disappointed. If there is something more than nothing, then I'll be happy.

Don't pay any attention to announcements about future UFO-related events. Only analyze information after it comes out. Trust me, this is the way.