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He Had a Near-Death Experience and Realized What UFOs Actually Are | Keith Thompson

Third Eye DropsNov 1, 2026

At 24, journalist Keith Thompson nearly drowned in a Hawaiian riptide, left his body, and met dead relatives, including a great-uncle he didn't know had died. That experience launched decades of reporting on UFOs, near-death experiences, seances, and objects that seemingly appear from nowhere. In his new book Anomalous Phenomena, he argues these mysteries share a common pattern that points to a deep interconnectedness at the root of reality, one that materialist science has refused to map.

Apports and Other Anomalous Phenomena with Keith Thompson

New Thinking AllowedOct 26, 2026

Author Keith Thompson joins Jeffrey Mishlove to discuss his book Anomalous Phenomena, which argues that mind and matter are not separate but points on a dynamic spectrum that interact in surprising ways. Starting with the Scole Experiment, where objects such as an 1891 penny and a 1944 newspaper allegedly materialized during seances, Thompson links apports to near-death experiences, stigmata, Navajo Bigfoot cases, and shape-shifting UFOs. He shares his own near-death experience and his mother's deathbed visitation as personal evidence that our scientific maps, not reality, contain the anomalies.

The Esoteric Secret Behind UFOs: From Plato’s Cave to the Pentagon

Third Eye DropsOct 20, 2026

This episode argues that UFOs may be better understood through ancient esoteric philosophy than through modern materialism, using Plato's Cave as a framework for seeing sightings as shadows of a deeper reality. It traces luminous entity encounters from Neoplatonic theurgists like Iamblichus and Proclus to modern researchers like J. Allen Hynek, Jacques Vallée, and John Keel, who concluded the phenomenon is shape-shifting and psychic. It then points to defense and intelligence insiders, from Lockheed executives to whistleblower Jake Barber's claims about psychic 'psionic assets', who appear to share this consciousness-based view.

Personhood with James Tunney (4K Reboot)

New Thinking AllowedSep 27, 2026

Irish barrister and author James Tunney joins Jeffrey Mishlove to argue that the very idea of human personhood is under deliberate attack from scientism, transhumanism, and corporate and technological power. He traces a philosophical lineage called personalism, running from Franz Brentano through Husserl, Edith Stein, and Martin Luther King, as a defense of human dignity against an expanding 'technosphere.' Tunney warns that the merging of minds into a networked superintelligence would destroy individual spiritual sovereignty, and he offers parapsychology and inner spiritual evolution, which he calls the 'animosphere,' as the counterbalance.