The Basement: Thomas Campbell | NASA Secrets, Binaural Beats, Simulation Theory

[03:41:30] do you say about that? Well, it opens people's minds. >> Yeah. And some of those are and whether they say, "Oh, the aliens did it." Or whether they just say, "Well, something bigger." obviously is at play here. It's not just us. There's other it just opens people's minds to more possibilities and bigger possibilities. So I think a lot of the alien things it has to do with the larger conscious system can create anything it wants for us. And there it is. Yes, these experiences are real. [03:42:00] That thing really did make a right angle turn and do that. They're absolutely. Yes, that saucer that landed in my backyard and left those four burn spots in the grass. that's real because what's real is information. That's the information you get. So that is the thing. You know, I have a real good relationship with uh um blood. He and I we we meet at various things and we always give a hug and I'd like to spend more time talking with him because [03:42:30] >> he's been in here. He's a good man. >> Yeah. Yeah. He's a very good man and he's he he got picked for this role because he was credible and you won't talk to anybody that's more straightforward and credible than Chris Bledo. When you talk with him, it comes it comes out and >> and it's as honest and true. If you're good at reading, you know, things in voices and whatever, you can tell everything about him is genuine and real. >> These are his experiences just as he [03:43:00] said them. And I had a long talk with him and and uh he was feeling like, oh, you know, why me? Why why am I here and what am I doing? And I said, you're here because you're very credible and because you know how to you you've been able to handle this. You had this stuff that it took and you're here to help open people's minds. That's what you're here for. And they won't believe anything you say, but they'll believe what you show them. >> He shows them. >> Yeah. And he shows them. Tom, I want to [03:43:30] I want to close with um something even a little bit more personal because your work has helped me. There's probably a few thousand people listening right now who are grieving a loved one >> who who maybe just passed, maybe even yesterday. >> Yeah. >> Anything to tell them? >> Yes, I do. I just talked to a guy who was grieving the the loss of his dog. That dog was his life and it's just it could have been his son, you know, and he wouldn't have felt any worse. And yes, grief is a normal process to when [03:44:00] something changes your life that drastically and a loved one just is not here anymore and you've spent your life with them. That's hard to deal with. It's a difficult change. Change is always difficult. You know, you have to readjust. You have to see things from a different way. But though grief is a natural thing, grief that lasts too long is not useful. That's it's a it becomes a bad thing. So [03:44:30] in as much as you need to make the transition to a new life without that person or that animal or whatever else that you're grieving, that transition time usually starts with some grief that you have to come to terms with. What's the new reality? You know, you cannot just sit and and cry, you know, for the next 20 years. You have to get on. And once you understand [03:45:00] that dying is just part of this process of this reality, it's you know, dying is as necessary as being born, you know, you have we paint ourselves into corners because we we get full of beliefs and ideas and things and they become dysfunctional and we become dysfunctional. You got to start over. get back into a new a new body and a new life. Yes, reincarnation is a real thing. And when you get back into that, you start fresh. Okay? All those aches [03:45:30] and pains you used to have, they're gone. You know, all those beliefs you used to have that narrowed your your scope of what was possible, they're gone. Now you get to start new. That's important for the way this whole reality works. It's about growing up and learning. Learning is not a parallel process. Learning is a serial process. You got to get to step A before you can get to step B before you can get to, you know, you have to go through kindergarten before you get to first grade. And you have to take arithmetic before you take calculus. You know, [03:46:00] there's just progressions that you your learning has to go through. So, it's a serial thing. That's why we have to keep having this because what we're learning to do is change ourselves into a being of love. And that's not easy to do. It takes a whole lot of, you know, starch to do that. So if you understand that the death is is part of the process that has to happen that person's ready to go on or maybe if it's an accident you know they will go on they will have another lifetime where they get to do the same [03:46:30] thing and another one after that and another thousand after that and so will you. So if you can look at it from a bigger perspective this isn't the end a terrible awful thing that has happened here. It's a normal transition that happens. If it's an accident of some sort, well, accidents happen. There's a lot of free will here and there's a lot of things that just happen because that's the way the world works. There's a lot of things that are unplanned. That drunk guy driving that tractor trailer [03:47:00] who falls asleep and runs into you head on, that wasn't planned. It wasn't that you deserve that. It's just that it's it's free will and it happens. People can make poor choices and sometimes you get caught up in them. But you'll get to start another one and it'll be uh you know in the in the big picture it's not like every time something horrible happens to you. A lot of times wonderful things happen to you. You know that rich uncle you didn't even know you have leaves you a million dollars. You know it'll all even out in the big picture. So realize this is a small picture and [03:47:30] that your life isn't over. Somebody else's perhaps was but yours isn't. And what's important for you isn't so much what happens. But it's how you deal with what happens. That's where your growth comes from. You don't grow up just because something happens to you. You grow up because how you deal with what happens to you. Now, dealing with what happens to you, if that's a death, means you need to go on. You need to keep [03:48:00] making choices. You need to keep caring and sharing and loving and cooperating and being a low entropy person. That's what you're here for. So yes, it'll take some time. Yes, it isn't easy to get over a big change like that. So take your time. But if it takes you a couple of months, take a couple of months. Even if it takes you a year, take a year. But don't make that the rest of your life because that shortcircuits what you're here for. And the person that moved on [03:48:30] is that's not what they would want you to do. They'd want you to get back into life, start making choices, level up, go on. That's what they'd want you to do because they loved you and you loved them which is why you're grieving over it. That's what they'd want you to do. And to sit around and feel sorry for yourself because you don't have what you want, that's not good. So grieving, yes, normal, yes. It'll take a while, yes. But learn that that's [03:49:00] you're not here to, you know, it's not about how many beers you get to drink or how many parties you go to or or how how much stuff works the way you want it to work. It's the choices you make is why you're here. And if your choice is to shut down and stop interacting and just grieve, which turns into self-pity after a while, that's dysfunctional. And you need to pull yourself up by your bootstraps and just [03:49:30] force yourself to do things that you don't feel like doing. Like go out and talk to some people. Go out and join a gardening club because you always love to garden. Well, just do something. It's hard. You don't want to do it. You don't feel like doing anything, but just make yourself have the courage to go do something that interacts with other people. And if you do that even three or four times, it'll change everything. You'll suddenly find somebody that you enjoy talking to. You'll like your [03:50:00] garden and you're you're going to like watching the flowers bloom when they finally get to that point and suddenly there'll be joy in your life again and you'll go on. So I'd say try to step out of it even if you have to force yourself to step out of it. You don't have to step out of it the first week or even the second. you know, take your time to to get adjusted to the fact that now you still have a life to live. You have good things to do. There's people out there you can help. There's significant things that you can contribute. Even if there's [03:50:30] small things, it doesn't matter. So, go do that. That's why you're here. And realize that that other person has moved on to something better, another opportunity, another chance. And you are too going to move off. And I say the same kind of thing to people who know that when they die, they're going to be with their loved ones. They and their children and their grandparents and all going to be a happy family. Well, you've been around this cycle probably, you know, 10,000 times. You've got you've [03:51:00] had 10,000 wives or 10,000 husbands with 30,000 children. If you had all those to deal with, you couldn't even shake all their hands in a year. So, you need to let that go. That's not the way it works. It's not that that you and your loved ones will all reunite and live happily ever after playing harps on the cloud. It doesn't work that way. You're in a system where you're here to grow and become more. And you do that through by being challenged [03:51:30] and meeting those challenged with love rather than with fear. That's what it's all about. So they will go on, you will go on. Now maybe when you're more advanced and been around a long time, you can make plans to incarnate with specifically other people who bring out the best in you and maybe they bring out the best in you by challenging you. They may turn out to be your enemy, but they bring out the choices in you that you need to make. So you may do that, but that's very seldom does that happen. [03:52:00] Mostly you come back, nobody knows what your future's going to be like because a whole lot of people are making choices all around you that affect you. And that's going to be what your life is like. You just have to learn to accept that as it comes and realize that what's important is how you deal with it. That's important. So it's not important that the family stays together and incarnates together and your children will always be with you. That's sounds nice and it makes people feel good, but [03:52:30] that's not the way the system actually works. It's not about feeling good. It's about growing up. And you find that when you do grow up, you feel good. So [laughter] it all comes, it does end up feeling good, but not necessarily the way you want it to be. You know that old song about with the with the stones, you know, you don't always get what you want, but if you try, sometimes you get what you need. Well, that's the way this system works. You don't always get what you want, but if you make good choices, [03:53:00] you'll get what you need. >> And and what you need will will be beautiful. >> Well, Tom Campbell, thank you. This has been a joy. Um, you're a positive influence on the world. There's nowhere to better way to end a show that would with some Stones lyrics. So, website, YouTube, where do you want folks to find? >> Okay, the website is www.mmyhyenigentoe.com. >> Okay. >> And that's easy to remember. >> We'll link it. >> Yeah. And that's a good one. I also have a a science group that's doing science. They're still doing those those science