The Secret Teachings 12/30/17 – Unidentified Flying Rockets & Beyond New Year Resolutions (LIVE Saturday)

Host Ryan Gable will close out 2017 with a look at “UFOs” and “oew Year’s Resolutions.” Up first will be a question of how NORAD can track Santa Clause but not four hijacked planes on September 11, 2001.

How often do we objectively observe our experiences in life? Is it possible that our phones and televisions, or any screen, could act as a Neuralizer, like the one from the movie “Men In Black.”

Ryan will then provide an overview of the most recent public sighting of what some call a “UFO,” and others a rocket, spotted from Southern California to Arizona. The object may be classified as a rocket, simply because a few people witnessed an actual rocket launch from SpaceX, but the images clearly depict something seen elsewhere before, when a rocket was not suggested as being responsible.

The 2017 “UFO” in Southern California was classified as a “Space X” rocket launch, but this same image was seen China 2010 (forced the closure of the the Hangzhou airport, was considered a possible “UFO” but could not be identified ), LA 2015 (from San Francisco and thought to be a Naval Test or Comet), Florida 2015, in Russia the same week 2017, in Norway 2009, and Australia in 2010, as documented in Ryan’s book, “The Persistent Illusion.” Each of these sightings were unclassified, or explained by some other means than a rocket. The 2017 Southern California “rocket” was even seen 373 miles away in Phoenix and 488 miles in Tucson, AZ, moving horizontally – in Arizona this object was seen at 630pm MST, a full hour after the 5:30pm PST sighting in CA. Images seen of every space coast rocket launch in 2017 show nothing of the visuals seen in any of the below photographs – even if environmental factors could explain the images, there was no SpaceX launch in China in 2010!

Regardless of what these images depict, there no more evidence that it is a rocket than there could be that it is an alien spacecraft – these two extremes immediately reject or accept points mean to divert attention away from logical, critically thought, observations.

Ryan will also discuss why we call the beginning of a new calendar year, “New Year’s” and refer to “Resolutions” as such, rather than our “New Year” resolutions. This NEW YEAR, let us create a resolution to use critical thinking beyond the mundane.