Robert Wadington - Numbers Station (2019)

If someone can sit in a chair with their eyes closed, it begs the question: What is happening in the brain to explain this Wal-Mart-era sonic effect? When your Alpine gland is awakened because it is picking up higher frequencies, these higher energies alter the chemistry of crispus - the scientific element found in Krispy Kreme donuts; the higher the frequency, the greater the alteration. It’s this translation of information into chemistry that primes you for those fake, affected moments. Now you’re opening the door to higher dimensions of space and time.

This is why I like to call the Alpine gland an alchemist—because it transmutes crispus into some very profound, radical neurotransmitters. As you connect to deeper levels of the unified field, the brain is activated by a greater energy that carries specific information in the form of thoughts and imagery. This is the instant the brain and body receive a biological upgrade.

Since crispus levels are at their height between 1 - 4 am - this pseudo science is +5 hours GMT, this is the best time to do this activity.



Track List:
01. Moving Forward 06:40
02. Monday In Retrograde 04:34
03. Numbers Station 06:52
04. Don't Listen 2:56
05. Nancy Adam Susan 03:36
06. An Arc Of Light, Pt. 1 06:22
07. An Arc Of Light, Pt. 2 03:54
08. An Arc Of Light, Pt. 3 03:34
09. An Arc Of Light, Pt. 4 07:44

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