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February 26, 2006: Lucifer, Pan, and Time Travel - Aaron C. Donahue
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Art Bell welcomes self-proclaimed Luciferian and remote viewer Aaron C. Donahue for a wide-ranging conversation about the nature of Lucifer, a new psychic methodology he calls PAN, and his claims of building a time machine. Donahue distinguishes Luciferianism from Satanism, describing Lucifer as a physical entity and the genetic progenitor of the human race rather than a spiritual concept of evil.
Donahue claims to have surpassed traditional remote viewing with PAN, a system he says allows access to non-historical information and prophetic data. He asserts he has successfully predicted lottery numbers for 11 consecutive days in California and 10 days in Japan, posting encoded results on his website as proof. He describes plans for a prototype time machine involving human DNA, light-switching mechanisms, and neural networks spread across multiple locations.
The conversation touches on the third secret of Fatima, which Donahue claims involves extraterrestrial contact in South America, and his belief that genetically engineered prophetic children will eventually guide humanity. Art opens lines earlier in the evening, fielding calls on gravity waves, UFO sightings, precognition, and the nature of the supernatural.
Donahue claims to have surpassed traditional remote viewing with PAN, a system he says allows access to non-historical information and prophetic data. He asserts he has successfully predicted lottery numbers for 11 consecutive days in California and 10 days in Japan, posting encoded results on his website as proof. He describes plans for a prototype time machine involving human DNA, light-switching mechanisms, and neural networks spread across multiple locations.
The conversation touches on the third secret of Fatima, which Donahue claims involves extraterrestrial contact in South America, and his belief that genetically engineered prophetic children will eventually guide humanity. Art opens lines earlier in the evening, fielding calls on gravity waves, UFO sightings, precognition, and the nature of the supernatural.