S2 #51 / Nathanial Gillis on Necronetics and Consciousness

In this episode, I sit down with Nathaniel to explore his
fascinating work and groundbreaking theories on paranormal
phenomena. Nathaniel introduces the concept of Necronetics, a
framework that connects possession, pregnancy, and otherworldly
encounters as processes that replicate life forms. We dive into
the evolution of certain beings and phenomena, discussing how
they often manifest in archetypal forms that mirror humanity’s
collective consciousness. The first 15 minutes or so of this show
were lost to the Streaming Gods so we join mid the conversation.
Our conversation takes us into deep and, at times, unsettling
territory, touching on the nature of gods, religion, and the ways
these ideas shape our understanding of spiritual and supernatural
encounters. Nathaniel shares the challenges he’s faced during his
research, from the potential dangers of diving too deep into
these mysteries to deciding how and where to share his findings
with the world. We also draw intriguing connections between his
work and Whitley Strieber’s studies on interactions with the
dead, exploring what these encounters might reveal about
consciousness and the unseen. Nathaniel gives us a glimpse into
his upcoming book, Skin That Crawls, which will serve as an
introduction to necronetics and lay the groundwork for further
exploration of his theories. As his research evolves, this
conversation offers a compelling look at the mysterious links
between life, death, and the forces that exist beyond our
understanding. In the Plus show we get deeper still into these
topics really delving into the shadowlands of this subject
matter. I strongly advise you to do so as this maybe the last
time we have Nathaniel on the show as he maybe ending his
research into this area because it has become so intense and the
phenomena has been pushing back on him. Show notes: Nathaniel’s
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Nathaniel’s YouTube
   / @nathanielj.gillis5466   Keep
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