LIVE with Crow and Special Guests - There Is No Lie In Nature
What this video covers
Hosts Crow and Rose host researchers Luke Peacock and Matt Pace to explore alternative paradigms in physics, cosmology, and consciousness. The discussion critiques conventional quantum mechanics and the illusion of physical solidity while examining the foundational role of resonance, etheric mediums, and electromagnetic vibration. Drawing on the works of pioneering thinkers like Tesla, Russell, and Keely, the conversation presents the universe as a musically ordered, interconnected energetic construct.
Key takeaways
- Information acts as the bridge between mind and matter, with energy serving as the medium and vibration as the communicative method.
- True spiritual and physical health arises from harmonious resonance and natural alignment rather than simply attempting to 'raise' one's frequency.
- Physical solidity is an electromagnetic illusion created by electrostatic repulsion and quantum field fluctuations rather than solid mass.
- Alternative cosmological models suggest the sun acts as an electromagnetic transducer drawing energy from counterspace rather than functioning as an inert nuclear furnace.
- True waves fundamentally require a medium to propagate, supporting classical theories of the aether or scalar field over empty void mechanics.
- Historical innovators like Nikola Tesla, John Keely, and Walter Russell shared a non-mechanistic worldview that framed reality through musical octaves and harmonic inductance.
- Mainstream reliance on the Planck scale as a fundamental physical floor ignores potential structured mechanics operating beneath it.
Topics covered
- The Nature of Energy, Vibration, and Solidity
- Explores matter as confined energy, clarifying that physical touch is merely electrostatic repulsion and that atomic empty space is populated by continuous electromagnetic field fluctuations.
- Resonance and Historical Innovators
- Examines sympathetic vibration and harmonic inductance through the theories of Nikola Tesla, John Keely, and Walter Russell, proposing that the cosmos operates on musical and geometric harmonic principles.
- Wave Propagation, the Ether, and Quantum Physics
- Critiques the mainstream concept of waves traveling through a pure void, asserting the necessity of an etheric medium and exploring sub-Planck scale mechanics beyond classical and modern quantum assumptions.
- Alternative Solar and Energetic Cosmologies
- Reviews non-standard cosmological theories, notably Eric Dollard's perspective of the sun acting as a conscious portal connected to counterspace rather than an internal fusion reactor.
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FULL TRANSCRIPT
Welcome to the Crow Triple 7 live
stream. This is Rose and I'm here with
Crow 7 and a couple of special guests.
Tonight we're here with Luke Peacock and
Matt Pace, two previous episodes of Crow
7 Radio. and I'm going to hand it over
to you, Crow. Welcome to your own show.
Hello.
>> Well, thanks guys. Thanks so much for
coming. Uh, we got two very smart
individuals here, but uh, as we were
recording yesterday, I was going to
comment on Friday the 13th, which is
today. It's unfortunate that I forgot
while I was on the air to comment, but
you may have noticed that every plane in
the country has been grounded. The
reason I was going to comment yesterday
is well, let me come at it this way.
Years ago, we did a show about how we
got 247 news. It was pulled off by CNN.
And the way CNN did it is they used the
old archetype of truth down the well,
Althia. Of course, they used a baby uh
to do it. Basically announcing that they
were going to lie for a living. And the
man who did that later launched uh the
Turner Classics, TCM. And I have
regularly watched the listings because
I've noticed that the man who announced
the news would live for a living 24
hours a day. Has a programming schedule
that tends to line up. About a week ago,
I noticed that on Friday the 13th for 12
hours today on the 13th, they were going
to play spooky movies, ghosty movies
with 13 in the title. So, yesterday I
was going to announce that something was
likely to occur. Well, something did
occur. And just to put a fine point on
it, all the times they're giving us all
code to 911. And guess what? It's 1,313
weeks and 3 days or 1313 since 9/11
itself. And that two is a 9/11 in code
as are the 25 years, 2 months, and 2
days as is the 302 months and two days.
On and on we go. But I figured I would
mention that. But this is kind of a
brain stretcher when you inconvenience
that many people and say it's for a good
reason but refuse to give the reason.
Strange days indeed. Anyhow, there it
is, Rose.
>> All right. Yeah, it's too bad that we
didn't get to uh call it on the episode
we recorded yesterday. What was the
episode that we recorded yesterday?
We've been recording so much that even
I'm getting
uh I'm forgetting which one we're doing.
Was it AI abundance?
>> Oh, yes, that's right. It was the AI
abundance episode, so it would have been
a good time to bring it up. But yeah,
Friday the 13th is today and it did not
disappoint. I guess we should go ahead
and welcome our guests. Matt Pace,
welcome for the first time on the Crow 7
live stream.
>> Thanks. Happy to be here.
>> Thank you so much for the recent episode
that you did with us covering physics.
And that all came about because you had
gotten in touch with Luke after his
episode. So, welcome, Luke.
>> Thank you. Thank you.
>> We've had several shows together. I
could talk to you for hours, and I'm
sure I can with Matt, too. So, I'm
really looking forward to this
conversation. I have a bunch of
questions that I've prepared to try and
uh provoke some interesting
conversation. But before we begin, is
there anything Crow that you wanted to
ask them or any any uh statements that
you want to make about the recent
episodes or at least Matt's recent
episode? And after listening to your own
episode, do you have any comments?
>> Well, the Matt episode that we just
recorded is a very good one, and I was
quite impressed. I mean, I I don't have
much to add with these two guys. I could
say, look at the size of the brains on
our guest today. That's that's what I
could say, but I'm interested to hear
the conversation. And um another thing
is Luke's theories, particularly about
the lunar wave, have been popping up all
over the place. So, good on you, Luke.
It'll be interesting to see if that pans
out as a certainty someday.
>> Oh, absolutely.
>> I I think that what he says about the
lunar wave and and the pressure waves
with divine emission theory makes
perfect sense to me. I absolutely love
his theory and I love how Matt
incorporated it into his episode. Matt,
um, after hearing your episode, do you
have any comments or any regrets or
anything that uh, you want to say about
your recent episode that just came out?
>> When I listen back, you know, I could
always state things more clearly. Um,
certain things I would say differently.
I think I said Tesla founded General
Electric instead of Edison. Um, couple
things didn't come out exactly as I
wanted, but and I also forgot to mention
that Keley did uh harmonically levitate
heavy machines around his office, but um
other than that, I'm I'm glad it seems
like people enjoyed the episode.
>> Oh, no worries about the flip-flop with
um the Tesla and Edison. Sometimes when
I'm transcribing the episodes, Crow will
say the sun when he meant to say the
moon and he'll say the moon when he
meant to say the sun, which obviously in
our world of polarity very much changes
the meaning of the sentence.
But it does happen. That's what happens
when we are pounding out all of these uh
episodes. We've been doing this for 10
years now and never missed an episode
even when we had hurricane Ida.
Yeah, I think I think there's so much
that we keep track of on a day-to-day
basis that you're you're going to have
stuff like that, like little mixups,
slip ups, all of that.
>> We are not AI and we do things by hand
around here, which means there's going
to be flaws.
So before we jump into some of the
questions that I put together to for the
two gentlemen we have with us today, is
there anything else you wanted to say
about the fact that the flights got
grounded um or or or that uh tinker that
flipped over the cruise ship on the
Mississippi other than the fact that
it's just poppycock and encoded to 911?
uh it almost when when you inconvenience
this many people I mean I I forget what
they said many thousands of planes have
been grounded and if you just ground a
fraction of those the ripples go out all
the way across the world. Um but when
you don't give a reason and yet you're
claiming that the reason is significant.
It almost seems to me like they're just
looking in real time to see what goes on
online and uh maybe they'll decide based
on that what they're going to announce
next.
I was
>> I was thinking about how they're
collecting data on the response with
human behavior to unexpected situations.
I remember that when we first met Crow,
you were talking about how there was an
agenda to make people turn into like an
animal mindset, an infantile animal
mindset. And it does seem like over the
last 10 years, humans like the younger
generations or and also my generation,
it's like the inability to emotionally
regulate. And with now with body cam
footage, you see people just having
mental breakdowns over situations that
maybe 20, 30 years ago they wouldn't.
So, it just makes me wonder how many
people are just crashing out right now
and enraged and screaming over a
situation that they really can't
control, right? I mean, me personally,
if I was one of those people, I would be
stressed out because I rely on medical
supplies. And so, it's like I'd be
counting my medical supplies and making
sure. I'd be trying to figure out if
there was an accessible hotel to stay at
if it was going to be prolonged. And so
I just imagine that they're collecting
data because all of these human beings
that have been inconvenienced have a
tracking device and a microphone and a
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