Where Did the Road Go? Exploring the Fringe...

It has been said that what we call “the self” is a narrative of what has happened to one’s body from the time of one’s birth. This week’s guest, artist and author Ian Jaydid, might accept that definition, but he certainly would question why anyone should limit himself to one narrative and if any narrative must be attached to a body. In this interview with Seriah, Ian recounts his numerous lucid dreaming episodes as well as his out-of-body experiences. And he reveals what he believes made these unique experiences possible: his ability to step back and question any narrative or identity offered to him. A most thought-provoking interview.

Summary by Patricia W.

Ian’s website: Iboga Moon Productions

Outro Music by Vrangvendt with the song "Dipsomania"

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Psychopompery, Messengers, Djinn, Liminality, and duality. A treasured cow skull. A much loved cockatiel. Many moths and spiders The Fae Ingredients for what Joshua Cutchin calls the “paranormal soup”? Perhaps. But each is an element in the narrative which Natalie continues in this episode. The first part of her narrative with Heather can be found here. Joining Seriah and Natalie is noted author Joshua Cutchin, who has written and spoken extensively on the paranormal and the Fae. Enjoy! - Recap by Patricia W.

Joshua’s webpage, including a list of his publications and interviews, can be found at: joshuacutchin.com

Natlie's Artwork: http://www.hotherym.net/

YouTube design by Natalie as well.

Outro Music is "Bullet's Don't Argue" off of the new album from Lyle Blackburn's band, Ghoultown!

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Weary of politics? Here’s something that will lift your spirits and expand your mind. Listen to Seriah and his guests, author David J. West and filmmaker Chris Ernst, as they discuss news articles which truly are food for thought.
Could human consciousness be a combination of physical matter and an electromagnetic field?
What of the recent discovery of a metallic mass the size of the island of Hawaii beneath the moon’s largest crater? Why is it not resting in the moon’s mantle but embedded 300 kilometers beneath the surface?
What if schizophrenia can be transmitted by the microorganisms in the human gut?
The source of the Orgueil meteorite found in France in 1864 has been a controversy since its discovery. What of the recent claim by Russian scientists that they have indisputable proof that the fossilized bacteria within the meteorite came from a planet perhaps older than earth?
And more...
An all you can eat buffet for those who are hungry for knowledge. Bon appetit! - Recap by Patricia W.

Article Links

Electrical Consciousness

Time Travel

Schizophrenia

Roswell

Meteor

Moon Structure

Quantum Entanglement

Russian Fossils

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Outro Music by Black Heart Blisters, Wake Up to November

Recap by Patricia W - Trigger Warning: If you had the misfortune of being stalked, skip this episode. For the rest of you, read on. The best thing about a bad dream is that it ends. You may wake up shivering from cold or fright, look at the bedside clock and be comforted by the knowledge that in a few hours you will start getting ready to go to work, where you will have a new appreciation for boredom. But what if your unsettling dreams decide to cross the line, to invade your everyday world without warning? What if the creepy guy in your dream becomes the creepy guy in the passenger seat of your car? What you really will need is a Friend. In this episode Heather and Natalie relate their unsettling experiences with...what? An archetype that does not have the good manners to stay within the pages of a textbook? If there is an upside to these uncanny events, it is the friendship of these two women and their ability to laugh at what is no joke.

Outro Music is Sleep Dread by Vrangvent

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