Hidden in Plain Sight: Truth in movie reveals

We scurry down a rabbit hole in this episode discussing Cosmic Laws, implied agreements, and movie content that reveals things that are happening, happened, or will happen. We know this is a stretch for many. For me, understanding the concepts behind “reveals” makes far more sense than movies just happening to predict the future, again and again. I’ve come into this information piece by piece, and this is another bigger layer that connects so much of our existence. Once these reveals come into focus, the Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon kicks in.

It’s easy to reason away reveals as lucky guesses or conspiracy, but after seeing so many instances of reveals in movies and television, it gets harder to be dismissive. Chances are, most advanced technology seen in movies already exists somewhere. As a child of the ‘60s, I was enthralled with The Jetsons. Flying cars, dog-walking treadmills, food at the push of a button, video-phone calls (including tele-medical visits), computers, robots, and automatic carpet cleaners were complete fantasy at that time. Or were they?

Original air date 1/6/2021

A scene from Hanna-Barbera’s 1962 animated sitcom, The Jetsons, in which a doctor assesses a patient via videoconferencing technology.

The Looking Glass - Part Two

In order to give people a better idea of our experiences, how we do what we do, and who we are, Margo and I decided to take turns sharing anecdotes and offering readings to audience members. Margo is the focus of part two.

The Looking Glass - Part One

In order to give people a better idea of our experiences, how we do what we do, and who we are, Margo and I decided to take turns sharing anecdotes and offering readings to audience members. I, Iris, am the focus in Part One.

There are many accurate names for what I do, yet I always discounted my abilities thinking others must be better because they seemed so secure in titling themselves. I guess I thought there must be some sort of ranking system, or a rite of passage. How does one become a known psychic, seer, medium, or clairvoyant? What I’ve learned on my journey is, titles are not necessarily earned, nor do they empower the namesake. I do what I do, and I have found I am pretty accurate. In conversation, I’ll say, “I do my woo-woo thing,” and people understand. And that’s all I really want - is to be understood. There’s no tricks, no games, just communication.