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[@Area52Investigations] Strange Encounters With Other Beings - Jason Quitt | Ep. 98

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@Area52Investigations - "Strange Encounters With Other Beings - Jason Quitt | Ep. 98"

Link: https://youtu.be/JsPE3o-PJms

Duration: 135 min

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Short Summary

Interview with Jason Quist, a Canadian author of "The Shining Island" and "Forbidden Knowledge," crystal seller, and Qigong teacher who describes himself as an out-of-body "experiencer." The wide-ranging conversation covers OBE and sleep paralysis techniques, mantid and gray beings, instant energy healing, shamanic/UFO crossover, Plato's Atlantis reframed as a precession allegory, and the hybrid children phenomenon reported across multiple experiencers. The episode also touches on sacred geometry in churches and pyramids, astrotheology, and the role of disclosure in a society that exploits any free energy it receives.

Key Quotes

  1. "And one night, I was just so pissed. I was like thrashing so hard to wake up that I popped out of my body." (00:07:02)
  2. "sleep paralysis is kind of like the key. That's like the state when you know your body is shut off." (00:10:08)
  3. "I found myself in this other world. It was like this other dimension and I was in the sky and I looked like a giant amoeba." (00:28:39)
  4. "In the morning it was completely fine and there was no pain. And for me that was like I just witnessed a miracle." (00:56:57)
  5. "basically telling you right before he tells you the story of Atlantis that this is a myth. And what it really tells you is that it's a story of the moving heavens." (01:49:07)

Detailed Summary

Episode Summary: Out-of-Body Experiences, Atlantis, and Hybrid Children with Jason Quist

Guest Background and Books

  • Jason Quist is a Canadian author, crystal seller (Orlay 23 in Thunder Bay, Ontario), and Qigong teacher who identifies as an out-of-body "experiencer," and the host met him at Contact in the Desert.
  • His books include "The Shining Island" (Atlantis), "Forbidden Knowledge" (co-written with journalist Bob Mitchell, who passed shortly after release), "Astral Experiences," "Gates of the Anunnaki," "Astral Genesis," and "Egyptian Posters of Power," all available via Amazon and thecrystalsun.com.
  • Before his current work, Jason was a musician and graphic designer who opened a recording studio with his best friend after college, the location where his sleep paralysis episodes began in the early 2000s.

Opening Caller: Clairaudience After Trauma

  • A self-identified former Providence, Rhode Island police officer (served 2002–2009) called in to report losing hearing in his right ear after a gunshot injury.
  • Following the injury, he developed clairaudient ability to hear spirits, and he noted his spirit-hearing experiences have intensified alongside recent UFO-related disclosures.
  • He is seeking help interpreting what he hears and identifying the entities communicating with him.

OBE Techniques and Sleep Paralysis Protocol

  • Jason's first OBE was triggered by intense anger while thrashing in sleep paralysis, lifting him to the ceiling where he saw a tall, dense shadow being resembling a Grim Reaper at the foot of his bed; fear pulled him back into his body.
  • He recommends "willing" rather than forcing an exit (Monroe Institute's "mind awake, body asleep" mantra), noting that forcing causes immediate waking.
  • Jason's protocol involves deep stomach "chiong" Qigong breathing to feel heat rising, with afternoon naps as the easiest induction time because the body is already in a daydream-like state.
  • His full routine is waking at 4:00–5:00 a.m., staying physically still while keeping the mind awake, and drifting toward sleep while maintaining awareness.
  • The host uses a variant: drinking a half glass of water before bed to force a 3:30–4:00 a.m. bathroom urge, then holding it and meditating with Monroe Institute Gateway tapes (specifically "Focus 10").
  • Jason credits Robert Monroe (Journey Out of the Body, chapter 17) for a similar first ceiling experience and mentions a friend named Wes who can induce sleep paralysis on command every night.

Early Encounters and the Lower Astral

  • Jason's early OBE encounters were uniformly menacing, with shadow beings trying to pull him out or push themselves in, including "old hag"-type heavy presences.
  • He invokes the "lower astral" as a realm where hostile entities appear when practitioners first begin leaving their bodies, often driving them toward religion.
  • During his first couple of years of experiences, Jason describes being taken to a nursery/hospital-like setting where mantid-type beings presented him with a child.
  • The mantids showed no malevolent intent, which Jason likened to "catching something you aren't supposed to see."

Mantid Beings, Nature Spirits, and the Kami Framework

  • Mantid beings are described as very tall, undressed, with disproportionately large heads, communicating via clicking, bird-like sounds; when Jason asked them in English to speak clearly, they looked at each other in apparent surprise and knocked him back out.
  • Jason speculates mantid archetypes may persist from Earth eras with higher oxygen supporting larger insects, with their consciousness continuing non-physically.
  • He invokes the Japanese Shinto concept of "kami," where a single entity serves as an avatar for an entire species, with that collective spirit inhabiting all things.
  • Applying this framework, Bigfoot could be a physical manifestation of nature-spirit consciousness, manifested temporarily because trees and plants cannot perform tasks themselves.
  • The host notes the Canadian Space Agency patch on the Artemis 2 astronaut Jeremy features a Bigfoot and draws on First Nations imagery including the orca.

Control Systems, Egregores, and Spiritual Parasites

  • Jacques Vallée's "control system" idea proposes an intelligent omnipresent force that interferes at key moments in time.
  • Grant Cameron has a "theory of wow" suggesting the phenomenon manifests to inspire or instill wonder.
  • In shamanic philosophy, the soul can shatter from trauma, with the wounded piece developing its own egregore that attacks the person while seeking reintegration.
  • Jason argues ancient paganism and ritual magic originated from understanding energy and the self, citing "aggregor" practice (multiple people feeding energy into an entity and assigning tasks).
  • He proposes these practices were demonized over the last couple thousand years because those who know how to use them gain an advantage.
  • He also proposes a concept of "spiritual parasites" that push mental triggers to extract energy, keeping humans in a perpetual state of obsession, addiction, or sickness.

Energy Healing, the Ka, and Qigong Alignment

  • Jason describes the Egyptian "ka" as an energy body replenished from food, air, and sun, aligning with Qigong's electromagnetic field strengthening.
  • In Chiang Mai, after slamming his middle finger in a car door while helping an older man in a wheelchair, the fingernail turned black instantly.
  • Using one crystal from a room of hundreds and one essential oil from about 50 (described as an unconscious pull), he performed the Chiang breath while going into the pain, feeling a valve open releasing extremely hot air; the next morning the finger showed no sign of injury.
  • About a week later, a spiraled football hit the same fingertip, swelling it to about three fingers wide; repeating the process produced the same valve-opening sensation but required about three days to heal.
  • Jason rejects "placebo" as a dismissive label, arguing placebo itself is "magic" and that suggestion is extremely powerful; the specific ingredient matters only if the person believes it matters.

Back Injury and Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

  • In 2017, Jason broke his back falling sideways down a dark staircase; surgery implanted two rods and 10 screws.
  • His wife wrote "I get stronger every day" on the hospital whiteboard without being asked, and the doctor said he would start feeling a little better after three months.
  • Jason cancelled a Japan trip but told friends to set the date three months out, already convinced he would attend, framing it as a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Shamanic Journeys and UFO/Abduction Crossover

  • Jason and journalist Bob Mitchell compared OBE and abduction scenarios on a 1-to-10 scale, noting near-identical stages: waking frozen, buzzing/warm sensation, metallic sounds, separation, floating above the bed, passing through walls or windows into a ship.
  • During his OBEs, Jason has encountered mantids, grays, and reptilians matching abduction accounts.
  • Plant-medicine journeyers (ayahuasca, peyote, mushrooms) frequently report being taken to UFOs; during ceremonies, a shaman or friends stay with the person, singing and placing sage around them while the journeyer experiences being on a ship or being operated on.
  • Jason argues materialist skeptics dismissing these as sleep paralysis lack firsthand experience of the phenomena.

Dimensional Framework and the Void

  • Jason uses the Flatland analogy to explain how a higher-dimensional being would appear to a lower-dimensional one, noting a finger stuck into a 2D world would appear as a line, not a full hand.
  • He describes perceiving a fourth-dimensional object as a tesseract during an experience.
  • Astral travel is described as a state with no space and no time, governed by different laws of physics allowing jumps to other timelines or locations via portals in virtually no time.
  • The fundamental substrate across all dimensions is named "the void," compared to the Egyptian creation myth of dark cosmic waters (god Nu), from which a spiritual form with awareness separates to become light.
  • Jason disagrees with the materialist view that the brain creates consciousness, arguing science itself agrees there is a quantum vacuum or void everything is made of and is attached to.
  • He invokes "as above, so below," noting reality is infinite in both directions and zooming in or out far enough begins to look similar.

Personal Mission and Death Transition Work

  • After years of meditating between four walls, Jason received the message "You can't live your life between four walls" and was told to go outside, talk to people, and experience things.
  • He reframes the body as a "container vessel meat suit for the soul" and argues against rushing toward ascension, saying spiritual fulfillment comes from ordinary things like getting healthy, paying taxes, and having relationships.
  • Early in his OBEs, he was taken to witness someone's death with a group of people, being recruited to help through transitions without volunteering for it.
  • He proposes souls may serve "valet"-like functions for other beings during transitions that the human self doesn't yet comprehend, similar to Preston Dennett's reported out-of-body recruitment to help people move on.

Plato's Atlantis as a Celestial Allegory

  • Jason argues Plato's Atlantis account comes from the Timaeus (full) and Critias (half-complete), with Poseidon fathering five sets of twins whose firstborn is Atlas around a central orichalcum pillar.
  • The war through the Pillars of Hercules is dated to 9,000 years before Plato, which Jason calculates as 9,600 BC.
  • At 9,600 BC, the north celestial pole sat directly between the legs of the Hercules constellation, matching the narrative as an "as above so below" allegory tied to precession.
  • Around 12,000 BCE, Vega served as pole star, which Jason identifies as the brightest northern star and a necessary navigation reference for ancient naval powers.
  • The 25,000–26,000-year precession cycle frames Atlantis as encoding the declination of stars over long periods.

Astrotheology and Mythological Cycles

  • The Egyptian priest told Solon the world goes through periodic cataclysms by water and fire, framing the Atlantis tale as encoding long celestial cycles.
  • The Phaethon myth (destruction by fire) and Atlantis myth (destruction by water) share cyclical destruction themes.
  • Atlantis is described as larger than Libya and Asia combined, roughly North America-sized, sinking approximately 11,000 years ago.
  • Proclus, a 5th-century AD Neoplatonist, wrote a 200–300+ page book arguing Atlantis is a celestial allegory about cycles, the demiurge, and creation.
  • Astrotheology is defined as encoding celestial observations of cycles into myths and gods; the Akkadian Shamash (with knife and heat rays beside Ishtar holding barley) is cited as a harvest-cycle depiction rather than a literal deity.

Disclosure Philosophy

  • Jason predicts officials will release an appeasing story rather than a satisfying answer.
  • The host argues answers are largely inconsequential because their only value is enabling new questions.
  • Grant Cameron is cited: if given free energy today, people would simply take more from Earth faster, since energy costs are the only thing slowing exploitation.

Sacred Architecture and Altered States

  • Jason identifies churches as the ancient technology best supporting interaction with consciousness, because Masonic architecture uses numbers and resonance to induce altered states.
  • Church architecture employs sacred geometry and vibrational design so reverberating sound creates sacred geometry structures within the space.
  • In the King's Chamber of the pyramids, lying in the stone box and humming can induce an out-of-body state, with granite and limestone geometry producing low-frequency oscillations and an electrical resonance field.
  • John Mitchell wrote about finding "sacred centers" via ley lines and building cathedrals on those spots.
  • Ancient peoples located sacred spots using dowsers, witching rods, and physical signs like sweetness in the air and abundant plant life.
  • In England, a settlement needed a cathedral to be officially classified as a city.

The Hybrid Children Phenomenon

  • Jason identifies being shown "hybrid children" as too crazy to share publicly; Bud Hopkins' "Encounters" documented Deborah Jordan as one of the first publicly discussed cases.
  • The host (a separate experiencer) was taken to a nursery/hospital-like setting in her early 20s where a human nurse presented a half-human, half-alien baby with a small amount of hair; she initially reacted with anger and wished the child dead.
  • A couple of years later, she was returned to the same place and told the child (now named Michael and fully human-looking) was her son; she embraced him and apologized.
  • Peter Curry broke down in tears when shown a hybrid child and was warned the child was highly telepathic and excelling at school, requiring thought screening.
  • Off-camera conversations with three other male experiencers describe similar traits: football-shaped head, half-child/half-gray appearance, tuft of brown hair, large eyes with big pupils, small nose, tiny ears.
  • David Jacobs outlined a five-stage hybrid evolution, with stage five called a "hubid" that becomes indistinguishable from humans.
  • Two theories are offered: hybrids are created for other planets to mix DNA and seed worlds, or Earth has a "white blood cell" defense system (possibly AI-operated, referencing Patrick Jackson's "spheres") that requires inhabitants to change DNA over time to go undetected.

Astral Meetings and the Matrix Framework

  • Jason frames the astral state as a transitionary world between spiritual and physical, a waiting area where beings from different places interact without time and space.
  • He proposes astral meetings function like a created matrix/boardroom existing only for the conversation's duration, invoking hermeticism's "everything is mental."
  • The host references Robert Monroe's "intergalactic cafe" concept at focus 19, where Monroe sat in a diner-like setting waiting for interdimensional beings.
  • Beings undergoing transitions may not recognize helpers by current identity but as familiar figures like older relatives from another life.
  • Jason reports an OBE encounter with a tall, salmon-pink alien-like being hiding in a desert cave while something hunted him.

Notable Numbers, Surprises, and Time References

  • Sleep paralysis onset: early 2000s; episodes once a week or more.
  • Caller's police service: 2002–2009.
  • Back surgery: two rods and ten screws; doctor prognosis: three months; Japan trip set three months out.
  • Healing incidents: overnight (first finger injury) vs. three days (second injury); finger swelling to about three fingers wide.
  • Precession cycle: 25,000–26,000 years; Atlantis war date: 9,600 BC; Vega as pole star: ~12,000 BCE; Atlantis sinking: ~11,000 years ago.
  • Atlantis size: larger than Libya and Asia combined, roughly North America-sized.
  • Proclus's Atlantis treatise: 200–300+ pages.
  • An 11:11 timestamp was noted during the conversation as thematically fitting.