Hi Everyone, 

Tonight I’ll be appearing on a panel hosted by the Edgar Cayce Foundation’s, Association for Research and Enlightenment (ARE). Not many people would automatically associate me with that organization, but in fact there are some good people there and I’ve been on friendly terms with them for some time. 

This is in connection with the recent documentary The Age of Disclosure, which of course we have discussed here. The event tonight (7 pm EST) brings together several voices from within and around the UFO/UAP disclosure movement, essentially to unpack the claims presented in the film, and mainly to explore their broader implications. 

We all know the film has gained a great deal of  attention within the UFO community and beyond. The panel is designed to react to the film’s claims and to open up a broader conversation about why these issues matter. 

Participants include people from A.R.E., independent scholars, and myself. Dr. Jeffrey Mishlove, whom I really appreciate, was supposed to participate. However, he is coming off of a surgical procedure and won’t be able to be there, unfortunately. Still, the idea is that the discussion should bridge traditional UFO/UAP research with questions about societal impact, meaning, and the human experience.

I’m sure I’ll have things to say about the film itself, as well as the surrounding conversations that connect most directly to my work on history, secrecy, and everything related. I might even dive into some more metaphysical topics that come up along the way. Who knows? 🙂 

I was graciously given permission to livestream the event from my Youtube channel, which is linked above. So by all means check it out if this might interest you. 

From everything I can tell, the event should be a conversation across different traditions of thought — historical, scientific, spiritual, and experiential — about what is clearly one of the most consequential subjects of our time. 

If you would like to directly engage the event from the Cayce site itself, by all means you can do so here.

Hope to see you there. 🙂

Richard