Hollywood Actor Shares Strange Alien Encounters - Thomas Jane | ep. 101

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  @tThomasjJane · 2 weeks ago (edited) · pinned

  The Thing I Didn’t Say:<br><br>— 72% of Parada’s ‘Humanesque’ DNA was conclusively human; the rest could not be identified as either human or animal. Female chromosomes, extra iron in the blood, some kind of microorganism or engineering that made the cells immortal.<br><br>— I am not the poster child for the contact experience. I’m an artist and a performer — what Brando called “lying for a living.” I’ve experimented with a large suite of drugs. I’ve been addicted to opiates when I was younger and only recently stopped taking Kratom. Mental illness runs through my family line. <br><br>— On the other hand, I know what a mental episode looks like. I know what a drug-induced hallucination looks and feels like. And any performer worth his salt knows that the performing arts is the opposite of lying; it’s an unending quest to look behind appearances and reveal, to ourselves as much as the audience, the hidden mysteries about who and what we are. <br><br>Hey — anyone interested in what it’s like to visit Area52? You can get a glimpse behind the scenes of that most impressive experience here: <br><br>https://medium.com/@Rawstudios/the-area52-problem-94bdc3310d0d<br><br>About a 15-min read. I wrote it in the style of the old Playboy articles I used to love, as a way to say — Thanks Chris!

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  @dom85ross · 2 weeks ago

  I like the way this dude flows, no smugness, no trying to sound clever, just chilled

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  @prestondennett577 · 2 weeks ago

  Thanks for the shout-out Thomas &amp; Chris. Much appreciated. Great show!

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  @stevejonesworld · 2 weeks ago

  This guy just spoke for three hours with as much or more conviction and information than I&apos;ve heard from people who dedicate their whole life to this topic. Bravo.

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  @troyboy7610 · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  Around 2007 I was taken from my bedroom into a craft by 2 beings that resembled the gray, had large black almond shaped eyes and spoke to me telepathically. At this time in my life I wasn’t actively involved in anything UFO or alien. The trip was short and to the point. I remember they took me around the moon and as we passed the moon they told me telepathically that they were us, here to observe. but they were inter dimensional and what we called time travel really was moving from one dimension to the next. Our concept of space and time are not quite there and that time was truly irrelevant, all that mattered was the current state of now, which is constantly changing. <br><br>Then years later I saw an episode on Ancient Aliens with someone suggesting a similar concept about them. It was a WTF moment for me. How could I already know this information especially when I wasn’t even subjected to the material.<br><br>I believe your experience was meant to open you up and selected you as a voice to help others open up and cope with their experiences. I believe once you team up with more people and even special people will only help strengthen and propel your journey

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  @Spruce_Bringsteen · 2 weeks ago

  If you haven&apos;t watched The Expanse yet, you&apos;re missing out on some of the best sci-fi aired on television.

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  @joreilly3354 · 2 weeks ago

  This episode BLEW my mind, Thomas Jane is incredibly well read - he knows so much he knows he knows nothing. And so open about his vulnerability, my heart was in my throat as he was describing his experience. His testimony is one of the most remarkable accounts I’ve ever heard. Wow, wow, wow. Thank you Thomas for sharing your experience with us, and for trusting Chris. Kudos Chris for holding space, guiding this conversation with the perfect combination of curiosity and respect, Thomas’s trust was well invested.

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  @patmullarkey7659 · 2 weeks ago

  &quot;The Expanse,&quot; one of the best sci-fi series ever ...and Thomas Jane was perfect in it.

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  @ivandossev · 11 days ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnXPAidAxG8&amp;t=7661">2:07:41</a> Thomas&apos; description reminds me of the Cymatics experiment, when you shift frequency on a speaker vibrating fine sand in a flat box and the granules change the pattern expression. The object he describes seems to be doing it with light.

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  @adammckinnon9890 · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  Would love to see Dan Aykroyd as a guest someday he has alot of interesting stuff to say on this subject ❤ And yes I loved this sit down with Thomas Jane very smart man.

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  @hyperboreen4854 · 2 weeks ago

  Kudos to Thomas for having the balls to share his experience. Fascinating interview.

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  @psicoactivopodcast · 2 weeks ago

  I appreciate the shout-out, dear Thomas.

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