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>>DAVID WILCOCK: I'm here with Corey Goode,

the insider who has comeforward with a remarkable story

of the military-industrial complex

colonizing our solar system and beyond

and having extensiveinteractions with a multitude

of extra-terrestrial beings.

And, Corey, welcome back to the show.

>>COREY GOODE: Thank you.

>>DAVID: All right.

Let's just start with a basic question.

Throw this at you, and see what you do.

What is a star?

>>GOODE: A star is definitely not

what we're being told it is inschool-- a giant ball of gas

on fire out in the middle of space.

>>DAVID: Right away, you'vejust slapped all the skeptics

in the face.

Because they say that's scientifically proven.

He's an idiot.

>>GOODE: It has not been scientifically proven.

It's scientific theory.

>>DAVID: Right.

>>GOODE: And--

>>DAVID: I mean, we seestuff coming off the sun.

That would imply thatit's got hydrogen, right?

There's hydrogen atoms coming off,

and there's oxygen and things like that.

>>GOODE: Right.

When I was assigned to the research vessel,

there were expeditions to the sun

to where probes were shot into the sun.

And they would shoot theseprobes into sunspots.

>>DAVID: Well, the first thing would

be how do you get a probe intothe sun without it burning up?

>>GOODE: Energy fields around--

>>DAVID: Oh, OK.

>>GOODE: --the probes.

>>DAVID: So a very high intensity energy field

that shields it from being burned up.

>>GOODE: Right.

And also collapsed from the--

>>DAVID: Gravitational.

Right.

>>GOODE: What was seen fromthe telemetry that came back

from these probes was amazing.

>>DAVID: Really?

>>GOODE: Yeah.

The sun is electric.

The people that are talking about

the electric plasmic model ofthe universe, they're correct.

And--

>>DAVID: But that model usuallyexcludes torsion fields.

>>GOODE: Yes, it does.

There is some stuff that needsto be-- some information that

needs to be married.

>>DAVID: Right.

>>GOODE: But there's-- obviouslytorsion fields are involved,

and not only the stars, the planets, the galaxy.

And as I said before, I wasshown that our entire universe

is a giant torsion field.

>>DAVID: So why did they pick a sunspot and not

some other place?

>>GOODE: Well, the telemetryfrom the inside of our star,

Sol--

>>DAVID: S-O-L is what they call it?

>>GOODE: That's what it's referred to.

>>DAVID: Right.

>>GOODE: There was a corethat was fairly small.

And they could tell it wasmade up of magnesium, sodium.

I can't remember all the elements.

And the outer--

>>DAVID: Mostly metallic?

>>GOODE: Yeah.

>>DAVID: Wow.

>>GOODE: And then the outer shell

was made up of similar materials,

but it was like an anode and cathode.

>>DAVID: OK.

>>GOODE: So it was an electrical-- almost

like a light bulb.

And the sunspots were going into the center

of the sun like vortex filaments streaming

into the center of the densestpart in the middle of the star.

>>DAVID: Similar to like a tornado.

>>GOODE: Right.

>>DAVID: An energetic tornado.

>>GOODE: Tiny, thin, little tornado spirals

crisscrossing each other,spinning around, crisscrossing

each other and going and meetingdown to the small center.

>>DAVID: Well, it does make sense.

Because a lot of times whenwe're looking at sunspots,

we see actual rings burst outof the sun, tubes of energy.

It's called a solar prominence.

And you have this ring come out.

And so you're saying that that's not just

on the surface, that those goway down right to the core.

>>GOODE: Right to the core.

>>DAVID: Wow.

>>GOODE: And these are also, at times,

depending on the sun'sbehavior, star gates that

are utilized by different extraterrestrial groups.

>>DAVID: Hmm.

>>GOODE: To go in and out of our solar system.

And there was a wide openempty area inside the sun.

Now, there is a very large area outside,

on the outside of the areaI've described, that is molten

and on fire.

And they found out that it was hotter-- it's

hotter on the outside of thesun and cooler on the inside.

>>DAVID: That is somethingavailable to most people,

the corona, which is actuallyabove the surface, is hotter.

And then as you go down, it cools down.

And that's considered a scientific mystery.

>>GOODE: Right.

>>DAVID: But the electric universe people

account for that with the idea that the sun is

an electrical energy generator.

>>GOODE: Right.

>>DAVID: Like you're saying.

>>GOODE: And the sun, or Sol, is being

fed by some sort of wavesthat are hitting it.

And that is what is causingthe outside to be so active.

And also, it is being fed through what

I described as the cosmic web.

Each sun, each star isconnected to every other star

through this cosmic web.

>>DAVID: Hmm.

>>GOODE: And each one is connected

through a filament, electromagnetic filament

that we were describing that connects each star.

So things can happen in onesolar system to one star,

and there can be feedbackthrough the system,

this network, that can affectour solar system's star.

>>DAVID: In my third book,I wrote about a pyramid

researcher named Joe Parr.

And he has a propeller withlittle pyramids on the end that

are only an inch long.

And he rotates this thing through a series

of opposing magnets.

He's got north to north, southto south, north to north.

And what happens is atcertain times of the year

where the sun and the beltof Orion and then the Earth

crosses through that like it's a gate.

And it happens in late December.

The pyramids on the end of the propeller

would transmute out of our physical reality.

They'd pop through the walls of the centrifuge

and come out like a shotgun blast.

And they'd actually embed into the wall.

And there was no visible exit hole.

So he came up with a theory that there

was some sort of energy conduit that

affects the nature of matterwhen our Earth is crossing

this beam between the sun and Orion,

which only happens once ayear in the Earth's orbit.

So do you think it'spossible that these plasma

beams could do that to matter?

Could actually change thephase of matter like that?

>>GOODE: Absolutely.

That also goes back to thishyperdimensional mathematics

model that was handed down to us, that we

use to calculate portal travel.

With every star and planet and galaxy

having a relationship with each other,

you have to be able to calculate these things.

Because you can haveweird little hiccups that

can cause weird things, like what

you were talking about in that experiment.

>>DAVID: Well, Pete Petersonhas brought forward mathematics.

And I met the guy who actually did it.

I can't say his name, becausehe doesn't want to come forward.

But he basically calculatedthat the whole universe

is Penrose tiled, meaning everything

has an intersection of three lines.

And if you count in base six,meaning you go one through six,

and then you go 2, 1, 2, 2, 2,3, 2, 4, 2, 5, 2, 6, 3, 1, 3,

2, like that.

>>GOODE: Right, right.

>>DAVID: If you calculatein base six, then

all of these numbers like pi andphi, they all become integers.

They don't have arepeating decimal anymore.

Do you think that thesehyperdimensional mathematics

operators that you were givenare in some way taking that

into account?

Is that the kind of stuff that was going on?

>>GOODE: It unifies, basically, all

of these different scientific principles

that our mainstreamscience has problems with.

And until our mainstreamscience drops their theory

and begins to embrace thefact that the universe is

a plasmic electric universe and a torsion universe--

both are true.

These are the sciences thatthe secret space program

bases their technology off of-- they're not

going to progress any further than we are now

using this 18th and early19th century technology.

>>DAVID: Well, since we'retalking about math a little bit

here-- more than a little bit.

I'm thinking about now thebasis of superstring theory,

quantum mechanics-- all this stuff

that the skeptics are goingto try to use to attack us

and say, oh well, it's all been proven.

Almost all the math thatgoes into superstring theory

was from this Indian mathematician

named Srinivasa Ramanujan.

And Ramanujan was this geniuswho rederived 100 years' worth

of Western mathematics on hisown with one book and came out

with all this stuff that nobodyknew what the heck it was,

called "Modular Functions."

And basically, what he's saying is

geometry is the key to these higher dimensions.

Now, they're still using allthat stuff in superstring.

Nothing has supplanted it yet.

The important part is that Ramanujan

said that the Hindu goddessNamakkal was teaching

him all this stuff in a dream.

So do you think that these,that various benevolent

extra-terrestrials, have been trying

to seed this knowledge into our society?

>>GOODE: Yeah.

The higher dimensional beings have

been trying to get us to-- Iwas told that our lifetimes

are very short.

We basically die as spiritual children.

We were meant to live much longer

and have much longer of atime to spiritually develop.

>>DAVID: When you say, I was told, who told you?

>>GOODE: I was told this by Raw-Tear-Eir.

>>DAVID: One of the Blue Avians.

OK.

>>GOODE: And--

>>DAVID: So we're spiritual children?

>>GOODE: We're spiritual children

at the time of our death.

And that's if we live a very long, hearty life.

>>DAVID: Right.

>>GOODE: So we need help in these short lifetimes

to advance, to get some advancement.

And we are receiving help fromhigher dimensional, or higher

density, beings, to be given information

in dreams and in other ways to help us progress

at the end of what they'recalling a major cycle,

to where we need to get, towhere we need to be quickly.

>>DAVID: Was the term "major cycle"

used to you in your owncommunication with the Blue

Avians?

>>GOODE: They called it-- we'reat the end of a major cycle.

>>DAVID: That's exactly what they call it

in "The Law of One."

That's something we never discussed before.

It's another correlation.

All right.

Well, we're trying to stay on topic here.

Getting back to the science of time,

when they sent these probes through the sun,

did the probe go somewhere else?

Or was it just that they mappedthe interior out like that?

>>GOODE: It mapped the interior out.

It sent back telemetry untilit succumbed to the forces

inside the sun.

It was basically a littlesuicide mission for this probe.

>>DAVID: Right.

>>GOODE: It was meant to goin, gather data, and send back

telemetry as long as it could.

>>DAVID: One of the things that strikes

me is, you're describing a rocky, metallic core

with a cloud around it.

It sounds sort of like the description

of Jupiter or Saturn in terms ofwhat we know is in the center.

>>GOODE: Mm hmm.

>>DAVID: Is there a relationshipbetween a star and a planet

based on what you were told?

>>GOODE: I'm not exactly-- there there's

a relationship between a star and

every planetoid in its system,an electromagnetic filament

relationship.

Anything that has a large enough density

to twist space-time in a torsion field

creates a relationship with its host star.

And it creates a filament oran electromagnetic connection

to its star.

And each planet has a core thatis the driving force, depending

on how active the core is, ofhow strong that connection is.

>>DAVID: In my original book, "Source Field,"

I described the work of John Martineau, who

wrote a really, reallyfascinating, groundbreaking

book called "A Little Book of Coincidence

in our Solar System."

This was crazy, because Ihad written this whole book,

and it was at the very last minute.

And I got this book handed to me,

and I had to change the whole book

and add a chapter just on this guy.

So here's what he's done.

He's looked at the relationshipof the planetary orbits

to each other.

And he's found that they perfectly

can be described by aseries of nested geometries.

Most of these correlations-- and we're

talking the Platonic Solids, so we're

talking cube,tetrahedron, icosahedron,

which is the 20-sided with equal little triangles.

Looks like a disco ball.

Dodecahedron, which is pentagonal,

12 pentagonal faces.

>>GOODE: These are a lot of the symbols that

show up in this hyperdimensionalmathematics model.

>>DAVID: Really?

>>GOODE: When I've mentioned the--

>>DAVID: They draw the symbol of the Platonic?

>>GOODE: Yes.

>>DAVID: Oh my god.

>>GOODE: When I see there's very few numbers

and that there are a lot of symbols,

a lot of these geometric Platonic Solids

and a lot of other things are symbols that

are in this mathematics model.

>>DAVID: Well, that totally makes sense.

All the modern superstring people

are using Ramanujan's modular functions,

and they're mapping them onto Platonic geometry.

And they're saying, these modular functions

are descriptions of geometry.

So the geometry is alreadyin the hyperdimensional math.

It's just people don't usually know that.

>>GOODE: And it's focusing too much

on the quantum physics, when really, we've

found out that everythingis just vibration,

is a vibratory state.

And once you really realizethat everything around you

is a vibratory state, andtime and matter and space

can all be manipulated, once yourealize or learn how to do it,

learn how to manipulate the vibration,

the vibratory state of everything around you,

then all of these other sciencesthat all of the doubters

are saying are proof thatwhat I'm saying is wrong,

it all fades away.

>>DAVID: Yeah.

And this is something that ifpeople are watching our show,

there's so much great scientificinformation in "Wisdom

Teachings" that you could spenda whole year of your life just

getting into.

One of the things I talk about is Dr. Robert Moon

who was one of the foundingfathers of the atomic bomb, one

of the single most importantscientists in making it work.

And in 1987, he discoveredthat the protons in the atom

were actually corners of geometry.

And he totally maps it out.

And I have multiple episodes where

we go into all that stuff.

And I highly recommend ifpeople are interested in this

that they check that out.

>>GOODE: Basically, what I've said

and what I've been talking about Gaiam

is that it's more of an online university.

>>DAVID: It's a parallel university.

>>GOODE: Yeah, it's anonline university of content.

I had no idea how much of this type of information

was already out there untilI started looking around.

>>DAVID: When I start clicking through,

it's like I don't have enough lifetimes.

You gotta startsomewhere, but the reason

why I wanted to bring in Robert Moon for a second

is we're kind of getting intothe unified geometric model

now.

So we have Dr. Hans Jenny, J-E-N-N-Y,

this European scientist whovibrates water with sand in it.

And you vibrate the sand,and you get sacred geometry.

What does that tell us?

Geometry is vibration.

Vibration creates structure.

And this geometry, whichis in all these dimensions,

is the structure of vibration.

So it's exactly what you just said.

>>GOODE: And is he being totallyignored by mainstream science?

>>DAVID: Of course.

>>GOODE: This is informationthat's being suppressed.

And this is not just a theorythat I'm tossing out here.

This is working science that isbeing used in the secret space

programs and has been used for a long time.

And a lot of this is information that

has been handed down to us byextraterrestrial races that

are millions of yearsahead of us technologically

and have been using these concepts

and sciences andmathematical models for eons.

>>DAVID: It was almost 100years ago that Rutherford shot

electrons through gold foil.

And some of them stuck.

And that was what made himsay it must be a particle.

Because he's shooting thesethings through, and some

of them don't make it through.

That's called the Rutherfordmodel of the atom.

Oh, it's a little solar system,and there's little planets

whirling around a nucleus.

Did they laugh at that Rutherford model

in the space program?

Did they think people were nuts for thinking

that particles are solid?

>>GOODE: Well, yes.

Because we also know that consciousness

has an effect on theoutcome of every experiment.

If you took someone who had a preconceived idea

that everything is a wave, and they start

doing these experiments, they're going

to have the outcome that everything's a wave.

>>DAVID: Sure.

I think, really, when we bring in Moon,

we've now got a geometricmodel for the atom,

meaning that matter is a vibration.

That just solves it right there.

>>GOODE: Everything's a vibration,

as I said-- thought, light,everything around us.

They're all different states of vibration.

And even our consciousness,and especially

our mass consciousness, can change

the nature of the vibration of matter

and our reality around us.

>>DAVID: One of the things thatthe space program insider Jacob

told me is that the reason why people used

to have to look into a crystal ball or a mirror

to see and communicate with spirits

is that we believe that spirits don't exist.

So they won't be allowed tobe seen right in front of us.

But we can bend the rulesif we see them in a mirror

or in a crystal.

We can say, well, maybe that'sa reflection or something

like that.

>>GOODE: Going back to "there is no spoon."

>>DAVID: Right.

So is it true?

Have you also heard in your work what

I've heard from other insiders, which

is that one of the greatest secrets from us

is that reality is a co-creative generation

by our consciousness?

>>GOODE: Yes.

That's one of the largest secrets

that they've tried to keep from us.

And they've tried to suppress.

There's been many scientific experiments

that have proven this.

And they've suppressed those.

They've suppressed the scientific information

about the electric and plasmic universe,

about the nature of space and time.

They've suppressed torsion physics--

they've gone reallyheavily after to suppress

and the effects of consciousness on reality-- they've

worked heavily to suppress.

>>DAVID: All the way back in 1939, there's

a scientist named Otto Hilgenberg, who

had a very compelling modelthat the Earth must be expanding

and that all the continentsfit together if you take out

the oceans and then shrinkthe Earth down to 55- to 60%

of its current size.

There's been many otherscientists since Hilgenberg

who have come forwardwith even further detail.

So let's take a look rightnow at the illustration

of the Earth expansion.

So what we're seeing there isthe continents drift apart.

The oceans fill up the cracks.

But here's a big problem.

They're still saying, oh, continental drift,

plate tectonics.

There's one big land mass,and it broke somehow.

And now it's wanting to goin different directions.

What happens if the Earth is expanding?

What does that do to our science?

>>GOODE: Well, it turns everything on its head.

If a planet is expanding from the inside

that would go against whatmainstream science is saying.

>>DAVID: Well, it would mean that matter

is being continuallygenerated from nothing, right?

The Earth itself is growing, like a living thing.

>>GOODE: Right.

And of course, the Earth is constantly

accumulating an extreme amountof cosmic dust and debris

all the time, tons and tons and tons a day

that are coming in through our atmosphere.

>>DAVID: Right.

>>GOODE: That is also addingto the density of the planet.

>>DAVID: When we go back andwe look at the John Martineau

model of the solarsystem, what we're seeing

is that as the planet moves, there's

a giant geometry that coversits entire orbital size.

And that geometry is movingwith the planet as it rotates.

So what you're describingwith, these star gates

forming between the planets, is very likely

that these geometries we're talking about

have an electrical charge.

And when you line up the nodes, you're getting--

>>GOODE: Nodes, that's--

>>DAVID: A plasma filament.

>>GOODE: You stole the wordright out of my consciousness.

They're called nodes.

And the Earth, everyone knows about ley lines

and that the Earth has an energetic grid.

>>DAVID: I've been buildinginto that in my show.

We haven't actually covered it yet,

but in my other books andwebsite, it's described, yeah.

>>GOODE: Constantly as theEarth is rotating, and depending

on its relationship in spaceto the sun and the behavior

of the sun, that depends oneach of these where they cross,

and depending on also theelements of what's underneath,

underground.

The type of stone or crystal, metal

under mountains or underthe ground creates a node.

And that's what they call it-- a node.

And a star gate willappear along these nodes,

either on the surface of theEarth, just below the surface,

or in the upper atmosphereabove, in these node regions.

And they focus on these node regions

to look for where these naturalstar gates are going to open.

And they watch for these also for intruders, ETs,

that would appear in our skies.

And strangely enough, many of them

were appearing along the33 and 36 parallel north.

The node systems in that area--

>>DAVID: Right.

>>GOODE: --seem to be wherethey were coming and going

quite a bit.

>>DAVID: Well, since I haven't actually

done this on "Wisdom Teachings" yet,

let me just toss in thatI've lectured extensively.

Most of my talks, I cover Ivan T. Sanderson.

And he is the source of theBermuda Triangle scholarship.

Charles Berlitz, actually, was the one

who wrote the book called"The Bermuda Triangle"

that put that into the public consciousness.

But he was only drawing offof Ivan Sanderson's research.

Sanderson found 10 points around the Earth

where all of the ships on the sea

and all the planes in thesky were disappearing.

And they all clusteredaround these same points.

And then that was published in 1971.

And then in 1972, the Russians figured out

that you add the North and South Pole,

and you get an icosahedron.

It's a perfect, sacred geometry on the Earth.

And then the future scholars from there--

and again, I'm going to cover this

a lot more in future "WisdomTeachings" episodes--

found that theicosahedron is one shape.

But that the dodec is alsoperfectly nested in with it.

And when you put those two shapes together,

and you draw those lines over the Earth,

it tells you where the continents are.

>>GOODE: This also matchesthese shapes were placed--

there was a sphere to represent the Earth,

and they placed these differentshapes inside of the sphere

to where the points were comingout at like 19 degrees here,

at different points of theEarth's rotation around the sun

and also different times of the sun cycle.

They would use different shapesinside spheres to represent--

>>DAVID: So you're sayingthat some of the geometry

would actually come to a pointabove the surface of the Earth?

And those lines wouldcross in the sky somewhere?

>>GOODE: Right.

>>DAVID: And that's where thenode was or the portal was?

>>GOODE: And that's where thenode-- the predicted nodes

would be.

>>DAVID: Is this the kind of stuff

that the Germans were using?

Getting back to what we talked about before,

where there'd be a sphere and then they'd

send tanks through or whatever?

>>GOODE: No.

These were holographic depictions--

>>DAVID: Oh.

>>GOODE: --that were used in a current era.

>>DAVID: OK.

When we're talking aboutthe geometry of the grid,

why do you think planes andships disappear at these nodes?

What's the secret sauce?

>>GOODE: They're in the wrongplace at the wrong time.

When the cosmic web activatesa particular node region,

and they happen to be in thatregion when it goes active,

and these are natural portals.

They're in the wrong place at the wrong time.

And they're portaled.

And they're very bizarre.

Depending on where they arein the region of the portal,

they could be portaled in time or space.

So they could be portaledinto a different time on Earth

or somewhere else in the galaxy or beyond.

>>DAVID: That actually makes sense to me,

because the physicsmodel that other insiders

have told me is whatthey call "layered time."

We want to see time as thisthing that's all stretched out,

but if you could think aboutlike that the solar system

itself is a geometry, theneach geometric ratcheting point

is actually all stacked in on itself like an onion.

They're not actually apart in time.

The geometry all folds together.

It's all nested like multiple tetrahedrons

that all lock up at certain points.

>>GOODE: You see geometry depicted

in all parts of thesedifferent black ops programs

and the secret space program.

Geometry is popping up everywhere.

>>DAVID: So if the past is in one geometry,

and our now is in another, and then

those two form lock together, you

could have a portal that pops you

through all these differentlayers of geometry

that we think of as separate points in time.

But they're all actually in the same space--

>>GOODE: Right.

>>DAVID: --same space.

It's not really space, but absolute space.

>>GOODE: One of the scientist eggheads

said that figuring outthese nodes and the geometry

and the cycle of the sun-- the sun's 11-year cycle,

its activity, sunspots, flares, and our position

in our solar system was likehaving a galactic Rubik's cube

that you're trying to figure out real quickly.

>>DAVID: Let me ask you a strange question.

>>GOODE: OK.

>>DAVID: As if this isn't already strange.

>>GOODE: Yeah.

>>DAVID: Are any of thosegeometries outside or inside,

meaning future or past, or anyof those other geometries real,

besides the one that we're in?

Are there other geometries at all?

Or is there only one real geometry?

>>GOODE: They're all real, andthey're all happening at once.

Because time is an illusion.

There is no beginning, middle,and end as we experience time.

>>DAVID: But when somethinghappens in history,

we write the history books.

It's not like the books arechanging as far as we can tell.

>>GOODE: This is how we experience time

with our third density minds.

Time is all at once happening.

And it's a hard thing to try tocommunicate to people that time

is not linear, that time is an illusion,

and that it's our consciousnessthat is causing time to be

experienced in a linear way.

So--

>>DAVID: That is a difficult adjustment.

>>GOODE: Yeah, it's a very difficult thing

to try to make people understand.

>>DAVID: Well, speaking of time, we actually

are out of time in this particular episode.

So we actually have to quantizethings into a half an hour.

So what's going to happenhere is in the next episode,

we're going to get into one of the subjects

that you have told usyou're the most fascinated

about in your comments.

And that is the star gate inyour brain, the pineal gland--

the third eye.

We're going to talk about that coming up

next time here on "CosmicDisclosure," because you

need to know.

I'm your host, David Wilcock,and I thank you for watching.