In the first half, survivalist and author Hakim Isler joined guest host Lisa Garr to talk about his survivalism skills, remote viewing, and the upcoming Psi Games. Isler's transformative journey began when he moved to Ohio to train with a ninja master, followed by a stint in the Army post-9/11. Delving into survival skills, he stressed the importance of mental fortitude and adaptability in extreme situations. He shared his survival acronym, ADAPT: "Acclimate, Decide, Act, Pace, Trim," which encapsulates the mindset needed to navigate both wilderness and life challenges. Speaking of his time on the reality TV series, "Naked & Afraid," where he faced extreme conditions, he stated, "When you get in a position where you recognize that you have to surrender and that you're not in control," you start to learn a lot about yourself and can no longer hide behind the masks that we all put on.
On the subject of remote viewing, he described it as "your ability to tap into, or at least gather information about something that's in another time and place, somewhere distant from you, which you normally would not have access to by any other means." To Isler, this highlights the idea that we are tapped into an unlimited potential, with the implication that we are more than our physical bodies and actually connected to everything around us.
Isler is launching the first Psi Games in August, aiming to foster a community that celebrates psychic abilities and encourages mentorship. "What would we be like as a species if we had... a community that celebrates these extra abilities?" he pondered, expressing hope for a future where intuition is nurtured from a young age. His vision includes families participating together and learning to harness their intuitive skills in a supportive environment.
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In the latter half, psychic medium Sondra Sneed shared insights and information she channels from a higher dimensional intelligence she calls Source or God. Her access to this realm began through her journaling practice, when she started receiving messages that felt like a direct dialogue with God, including intriguing perspectives on ancient civilizations, extraterrestrial life, and humanity's future. The Anunnaki, described as "giant humanoids," were the original builders of the pyramids, she revealed, along with unconventional theories regarding dinosaur extinction, suggesting they may have succumbed to sinusitis possibly due to a massive dust storm.
"God doesn't work in big fell swoops," she explained, emphasizing the need for individual consciousness upgrades to alter humanity's trajectory. She encourages self-discovery and personal growth, stating, "Each of us has to find within the self what our expanded version is." Moreover, Sneed shared her belief that many people are hybrids or have "otherworldly origins" and that some may even be incarnated aliens. She suggested that abductees are typically hybrids, and that the aliens are "checking on their human version at 2.0."
On the topic of negative spiritual entities, Sneed reassured listeners that individuals possess agency against such influences. "A curse can't work unless you buy into it," she asserted, advocating for empowerment through self-awareness and spiritual protection, particularly invoking Archangel Michael for safeguarding one's soul. "Archangel Michael's light creates a prism between the individual soul and that supernatural being that's trying to entrap it," she specified. During the last hour, she gave readings to callers in her channeled voice.