Episode 59: Nathaniel Gillis - Demons, Science, and UFOs? Radical Theory Explained скачать в хорошем качестве

Episode 59: Nathaniel Gillis - Demons, Science, and UFOs? Radical Theory Explained

In this episode of Cosmic Convergence, Nathaniel Gillis discusses his unique approach to demonology, which combines elements of science, religious studies, and the occult. He introduces his preternatural epiphenomenal philosophy, which posits that hauntings and possessions are not merely moral battles but interactions with complex intelligence. Gillis explores the nature of the phenomenon, its ability to manipulate perception, and the implications of possession involving both human and non-human entities. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the phenomenon within a broader context, including its connections to ufology and the occult, and the role of belief and perception in shaping experiences with the unknown. Instagram: @thenathanielgillis Nathaniel Gillis' Parasymposia: http://Parasymopsia.com Watch Mr. Gillis in the NHI Discussions series on YouTube on Mr. Steve Mera’s channel @SteveMeraOfficial2024 Where do we get our data on The Phenomenon? Check out "Paradocs" the worlds largest database. discoverparadocs.com 'Decoherence' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au #aliens #paranormal #demonology Disclaimer Regarding Guest Views The views and opinions expressed by guests on this channel are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Cosmic Convergence or its creators. Cosmic Convergence provides a platform for diverse perspectives and encourages open discussion. However, we do not endorse or guarantee the accuracy of any claims made by guests. It is important to note that: Guests are solely responsible for the content of their contributions. We reserve the right to edit or remove content that is hateful, discriminatory, or harmful. Viewing or listening to guest content does not constitute an endorsement of their views. We encourage viewers to form their own opinions based on their own research and understanding.