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Okay, we're here at Healthy Life Technology and we have got a very exciting call. We have the healthy life technology people here with us with Christina and Abigail. — Hello. — And uh today we're with Seth with Omniorore. And Seth is a um I guess like a master technician when it comes to creating all kinds of very functional jewelry and all kinds of functional art that I mean it's not even art. It's actually functionable, tangible uh items like we've got here in the background with our very favorite and our crowd awardwinning favorite um the omnispheres and all these different cool pieces of technology that integrate sacred geometry physics and then the power of crystals uh to enhance your environment to enhance the body and all those other things. So Seth, with that being said, thank you sir so much for joining us today on the podcast — and thank you Sean as a joy and pleasure as always. — I think it's been uh geez almost was it a year since we spoke last. — It's about that. So we did that podcast with David and um and unfortunately that was like a month or two before Rob passed. — Oh, I know. It was so close. I just mentioned him to you and I had spoken to him on the phone and all of a sudden I hear he's leaving in the middle of the night. He boarded a ship, I suppose. — Yeah, he probably boarded the ship and uh basically said, "All right, guys. I did my work. I've left all this here for you to uh to enjoy. " And uh with the Venetians and you know, Rob was tied in. You know, that whole story going back with Rob tied in because I knew a lot of people down in Southern California when I lived there that were friends of Dr. Fred Bell. And some of these people lived in Lagona, like in Lagouna Beach, like literally doors down from Dr. Bell. No kidding. — And I didn't realize at the time when I first met Rob, but he was really a protege of Dr. Fred Bell. Oh, yeah. — And then you get into all these other people that have branched out and done amazing things. And I know you were doing work for Rob also um with some of the pyramid stuff before, but that was the last time that we had spoke and gotten together. — Yeah. Rob was not only um a great friend. He taught me so much that led to what I've created and I owe him a lot as a he's a beautiful soul. And he had a lot of turbulence there in the last few years healthwise. um and just being on the earth plane and being such a cosmic being you know that he is — but uh he taught me a lot and I don't say that lightly. Um he even sort of came to me I guess in a dream after his passing and he kept bringing my attention to these I still had some of the pyramids that he had sent me to build something with and he kept showing me that stack of pyramids like you're you need to do something with those and it's not you know it's not like what I originally intended. So, I just um kind of let that simmer for a while and it led to one of the new products, the Omnistar, where it's uh you have six converging pyramids that form the cubed. I sent you a photo of it. I don't have — I saw it. Dude, it's just every I mean, Seth, with everything you do, I'm telling you, I'm like, when it comes to over-the-top excited and absolutely love what you do, I mean, I feel like if there's ever a group, a set of groupies for the Omniore company, I've got to be one of the lead groupies cuz I love this tech so much. And for anybody that's out there, you know, I'm trying my best to describe it. I'm going to show you what I just got recently. Uh, which is the — Put your hand — the bracelet. What's that? — Put my hand up behind it. — Yeah, there you go. — Oh, yeah. Well, that's the jade one I just made you recently. — Yeah, you just made the jade one and that and I realized that I just one wasn't enough. And so I think I've got I got jade and then I've got um I've got uh another green one which I think was it um malachite

or maybe it's two chains. I might have gotten two — adventurine. You got adventurine this — adventurine. Thank you. And of course I started off and it's just hard to take these off because they don't want to leave my body. The um uh the amethyst which is always my favorite because that's my birth stone. And then of course I've got the necklace um which is all if people can see this and you can go to the website all this is made with a lot of sacred geometry and I know that some of this stuff does go with um the work of Walter Russell who is an amazing person but for anybody that's out there that's catching this for the first time. Uh can you get in a little bit about the thought process and — you like what got you into this and some of the greats that really you know were scientists that studied all this because this is functional. This is functional technology. This is functional wearable technology and I don't feel like I ever really do a good enough job explaining it. But it's so nice to have you on because when it comes directly from you it'll come in at a deeper level. Absolutely. Let me let this plane pass. — Yeah. — H yes. The work, you know, it really is the culmination of my entire life and all of my experiences and everything I've learned, my travels. Walter Russell played a huge role. Dominer, Italy and Sulfica technology Um people I met in Mount Shasta on the mountain. mystics um led me to Dr. Walter Russell and also Dr. Daryl Langum who was the uh the one who really brought the cubhedron or the janisa crystal as he called it to the forefront. He was exploring how it affects plants or all geometries. He was bit of a spiritual scientist. He understood that uh there was more to the what could be sensed and seen, perceived, measured, but he would still take, you know, a lot of his study seriously with his research. But he would also examine how things would respond to geometry uh like different shapes, geometries, you have the cubedin was one of them. But he found that shape uh greatly in increased the vitality of the plants, the longevity, the vitality, the overall production. And he was first a botist and his work uh in South America put them on the map. He was helping um through a food shortage and they were growing sesame. Um and he showed through his work that they could exponential exponentialize this growth uh with this use of this sacred geometry. And I saw one of those the biggest one of the G janistas I've ever seen was in Finhorn, Scotland. They had about a eight or nine foot one in the center of their garden. And I don't know if you've heard of Finhorn, but they were known for their recordsized vegetables. I believe in the 70s and maybe even now I'm not sure. — Um — is that similar to like the outer um circle? — So yeah the outer part he called it Janisa crystal because it's a based on crystal and geometry also called a cube octahedron uh in its as a straight form. So basically you just take a cube and you cut off its corners and the straight version is the cube octahedron. Buckminister Fuller also loved this shape and he says it's the foundational geometry to all other geometries. It's like the foundation of spacetime and he called it the vector equilibrium because all points are equal and it's the to the center and to each point. So equilibrium balance this is why it really brings that energetic to the to the scene. And then we add the coil in the middle which is Walter Russell's work and the wave fields right the converging uh interconnecting uh coils which represent um the inb breath the outreath compression expansion all life forms between the two vortices of two cones. So we see it everywhere in nature. We see the Fibonacci. We see the spiral. We have spirals on the top of our head, our hair, spirals, finger, fingertips, finger or toes, everything reflects the spiral. We are literally compressed into being. Everything is compressed in the same way, created crystallized. And the omnicore meaning omnipresent core the core of everything the model the

pattern of all existence. So it it's not only a profound geometry to meditate on but you know the device itself carries energy. It's made of conductive metals, uh, copper and sometimes goldplated. But the act of twisting the wire is another science that I've discovered. And that was, uh, Slim Sperling put the tensor, the word tensor on the map. And he started with the tensor rings. He found just making simple rings that you could have profound effects but they had to be cut you know a certain size specific sizes. Math plays a very important role in all of this and uh the dimensions and it all affects how it uh interacts with us — sense with that twisting it almost like ramps up the flow of the energy and kind of amplifies that flow coming through that material with that tensor style. — Yes. — Is that correct? — Absolutely. These are bioenergetic devices. So they're just giving a road for the energy to move in. It's already there. It's everywhere around us. But when you activate it with your intention and your energy, your own bio energy begins to move through it and it creates more amplification. And then we have crystals. You can talk for hours just on crystals, but we there's a reason there's a crystal in the middle and that's because all matter is a crystallin is a crystal. All matter is created through the act of crystallization and that's the compression that we see in omnicore. And those are the two cones that point to the center. Right? So when say a star is being born, it's compressing at the poles through these conicle shapes and then as it breathes out through the equator and then that's how a sun creates planets too. It'll belch out rings, right? Which eventually coalesce into planets over time. This was another theory of Walters. I'm not sure if science has confirmed that, but it sound good pretty good to me. — Well, with Walter Russell, you know, he built like the outer part of that the that piece right there and they used that and put that in the fields and saw like you were saying significant increases in the growth in the production of agricultural crops. Yes. — And so, you know, and that was back — Daryl Langum — 20s and — you got to look into Daryl. His work is way overlooked and he's — just not as known. Nobody knows about him, but his work is profound. And I met the man who grew up down the road from him. I met a few proteges and I met in Chasta man named Art Carr who was a great inspiration to me, a wise elder who just lived in the woods on the mountain. and he brought me to Walter Russell after spending a lot of time with him and hearing his uh stories and he would do drawings of me, sacred geometry and talk about his time with Derald Langum uh who kind of adopted him because his home life wasn't great. So he would retreat over to do the crazy doctor's house and learn about everything he was doing there. But he was greatly inspired by Daryl. He invented a device of his own which he called the I think it was the star orb but also had similar geometry. It had the cubakahhedrin incorporated into it. Um and I don't think he had crystals but he had like glass like lenses. It was kind of a stained glass piece. It was beautiful and it was more star looking in the middle. But he was a great inspiration to me and having grown up down the street from Gerald, uh I always thought that was pretty amazing uh to hear firsthand from and also from uh from Rob Potter. His stories about Fred Bell were very inspirational. So I I've had no shortage of inspiration. It's almost like the universe is trying to guide me into this mission of mine and it feels like my work. purpose because it comes so naturally. It's I don't have to struggle anymore. You know, when you finally find your purpose, it just tends to flow. So, I feel like I've But there's always more, you know. So, I'm always creating new products

but not just to create just to create, but there's more layers. And I think ultimately it all comes back to us, you know, and our abilities. My technology is not about the tech. It's about you in the center. And this is like an antenna for you to broadcast or amplify your own inner, you know, authority. And that's very important for me to mention because there's so many band-aid solutions in today's world. people just looking for something to, you know, mask their problems. But if anything, this will make you face the this work. It's an inner work. It's deep and it doesn't take much. Just looking at the geometries every day and meditating on them will have an effect. What have been your experiences with the tech? My experiences are mind-blowing and I'll talk about those, but I gotta circle back to that first video that I found you off of, which was that gentleman Peter who was on with Dr. Michael Salah that just blew you up a few years ago. And the story that he had, which I'll start with, and then we can get to ours, — was with this particular device. I don't know if he saw you or if he saw somebody that was at a at a festival or a show and he thought, "Wow, this is really cool. It looks great and I think I'd love to have this in my house because it just it's a really beautiful piece of artwork. " Then he understood that it was a functional piece of artwork. And then he realized that the one that he bought had rose quartz in it. And now just for anybody that's out there, you know, you have the inner shell, right, which is this inner layer of uh of spiraled uh copper, and then you have the outer. So, it's literally projecting and amplifying the power of the crystal and sending it out in all directions. Yes. — And there's that was the 6 in. It's easier to grab 6, 8, and 9 in. So, they get bigger and they can amplify the power even greater. But one of the comments that he had was that him and his wife and even his neighbors were getting along so much better and he didn't notice any arguments in the house for like a period of weeks and he thought, "Wow, this is really interesting because there was just a lot of, you know, negative energy and we were arguing a bit. " But once that thing got in the house, everything in the home became much more harmonious. And then he fig out that in fact you know what the only thing that's changed was I brought and because of rose quartz and the quality of the rose quartz which is harmonious and love and all those different things he realized that amplified energy of love coming from the crystal in fact had greatly had an impact not just on him but on also even some his neighbors. And so I remember when I first heard that story, number one, I love the technology and just the look of it, right? Because it is beautiful. But then when you realize the power of the sacred geometry and the way it's put together and then you start bringing in these brilliant people and I have to say Seth, one of the things I love is that when we have these calls, we're able to give tribute to the people that have helped us along on the journey that might not be the most popular names that people know about, but I feel like even though it's 60 or 100 years or whatever it is after they've left, we're still bringing them back as if they're present and we're giving them accolades for all the beautiful work that they've done. And even though maybe in the time that they did it, they weren't the most well-known people through your work and the power of this technology that you're creating were able to give tribute and give accolades to these people that literally dedicated their entire lives to making the world a better place with all these different things that they did. So that was how I first came across and saw it and then ever since then I think I don't know how many I bought but I told you the story where we bought I bought like 20 of them and then I got them and our intention initially was to sell them and when I got them I realized that I wasn't going to sell any of them that they were all you know we've got them all over the office I've my house I've got them everywhere and I said okay the first 20 are for me and then Dr. Twilly, you know, I we had a conversation about him. He found out and then he did the same thing. He bought like I think he bought 25 or 30 of them and then I said, "Okay, well, I really am going to sell these. I promise I will. " And so then obviously we did start selling those. But, you know, when you start getting this technology around you and you start feeling the energy and

you start seeing the effects of what it's doing on a very subtle level, you know, obviously you have to have kind of be tuned into that. um you know and I'm only scratching the surface on you know probably a lot of the other things that the technology or the the jewelry and the work of art that you're creating is doing but I have found it to be and that's why even wearing it you know I can feel by wearing it that it's cycling the energy through the body and I can feel the frequencies coming off the stones in the body to the point where if I take it off and I'm without it for a period of time I start getting anxiety and I'm like Okay, where did I set that down? I need to get that back on. Um, sometimes if I'm, you know, getting cleaned up or sometimes at night at bed in the middle of the night, I might take it off for a few hours, but then I'm up and I'm downstairs getting coffee and I'm like, "Okay, where? " Okay, I got to go back upstairs and put that on. So, um, you know, that's just my effect. And, uh, Christina, did you show them the crystal? Um, Christina's got the crystal now, which — the crystal. Oh, dude, that is a beautiful piece. A beautiful piece inside. And once again, it incorporates the um you know the copper and I don't know the — carnelia. — Yeah, it's carnelian. — Carnelia. And you know, this is just a magnificent work of art, but it's a functional piece of art. And so, you know, for us here, like I said, we're I don't want to say we're selfish, but we love it so much. We've got to have our hands on it. We got to And then once we've done that and we've developed that incredible love, it's like, okay, now we're going to share it to the world. And so, you know, and the other thing that I've noticed is like you were talking about additional products and I hadn't checked on the website in a while and me and Abby yesterday were going through and that well that we can talk about the pyramids because that in itself will be its own subject, but you've come up now with the tuning forks and those are absolutely mindblowing. — I need one of them for my tuning forks. — What Abby, — I have tuning forks. I want to get one to put on one of my tuning forks. — I'll be right back. I got to get the kaducius. — Yeah, those are those have been a huge hit, the fork holders. And that really came to me in a meditation as something that's needed, you know, — and I don't even work with forks that much, but I could see I was seeing the fork as being a very prevalent uh tool of our ancestors and only just being rediscovered really. And I was seeing more than just this little fork. I was seeing like you know larger apparatus and the fork is like the way that is the actual the means of powering the device. So that led to me to the holders and just making it easier for the therapist to apply it and also to experience the vibration like in your full palm, you know, not just a little piece but having it, you know, resonate. You hold two in each hand, one in each hand and strike them. I'm thinking of making one that has like a one on each end and like a binaural beat. That'd be cool. — That would be so cool. — And hold the rod and you can literally feel the vibration pulsing back and forth. — Yeah, because I feel like that's the one thing you don't always get like unless you're rotating it over your head like compared to the sound bowls and stuff. With the sound bowls, it's way easier to create the binaural beat. I love I'm big into the sound healing and I so like doing the binaural beats is you can it's almost unavoidable if you have two of the different bowls going but with the you know with the tuning forks you kind of it's harder to get it on both sides unless you have like you said both forks so that's really cool — but not only to hear it but to feel it you know in your palms as it's — what what uh inspired me on that was a guy who makes the earth forks I don't know if you've seen him he makes these giant forks and they are just gorgeous he's on Instagram and Tik Tok, but I actually met him in Chasta and he had one of the binaurals and these forks are huge and he struck both ends and I literally felt my whole body, you know, oscillating to that frequency and — uh he's gotten really big since he's launched. Frequency medicine's coming back. It's good to see it. — I'll have to check that out. Yeah. The first time I went to a sound bath, I got up after and my whole body was just like — I could just feel my vibrations. And I' I've been an anxious person growing up, so I'd always felt the anxiety and felt that resonating as an anxiety. But once I felt it as a vibration, I realized I'm just sensitive to the vibrations and frequencies around me. And because I didn't know, I was just unaware of what that was. And like your nervous system, you know, confuses a lot of different emotions, nervousness, excitement. So, I just didn't know how to mentally process what I was feeling. So, it became

anxiety. And now that I'm learning to work with that a little bit more, it's been a really interesting experience, I guess. — Yeah. We ultra sensitives, we really need it, especially. — Yeah. It can be scary just going into public the airports. Sometimes I'm just like, what? I don't know where it's coming from, but I can feel it. — Yep. I know. Dude, I I'm just This is a masterful work of — Also, the Kaduciius. — Oh, the Kaducus. Yeah. Yeah, — dude. I love this thing. And for anybody that's out there, um, do you want to talk about what inspired you when you produced and when you made this? — Well, that's rooted in hermetic tradition. And I mean, I've been all over that stuff for a long time. There's a lot um to the hermetic tradition. You probably heard some axioms from it. As above, so below. Hermes tres tresmeistice. Um the Greeks called him Hermes, right? And the Egyptians called him Th. Uh had many names. Supposedly he was the builder of the pyramids, the great pyramids, the true architect. Um it's it isn't regarded as a religion. It's more of a tradition but it it's the kaducus itself represents the axis you know the eternal axis just like in omnicore you have an axis. This is more of like the internal axis of the human body with you know the chakra system. And this is also a bio a bio frequency tool for your body. When you hold it and you stand outside grounding yourself in the soil, you know, with the sun above and you become the conduit, you become the bridge, the rainbow bridge. And this is what the kaducus represents. And it's funny that the medical industry adopted it, right? — Yeah. That's their go. — Yeah. Right. It's very curious considering they're not uh I mean secretly maybe they're into hermetic tradition but they won't acknowledge that anymore. You ask them about it now and they'll deny any hermetic connections but it you know chemistry began as alchemy right and that this is hermetic tradition. Alchemy began in the hermetic tradition and it wasn't just alchemizing stuff into gold and people think about alchemists. It was much deeper than that. It was alchemizing the human body. And then there's plant alchemy as well, herbal alchemy. But ultimately all goes back to the self, alchemy of the self and balancing the two hemispheres of the brain and the heart and third eye. The balance, eternal balance and rhythmic um interchange. And these are Walter Russell's words. He says if you can describe everything in a sentence, it would be rhythmic balanced interchange. Oh, two-way rhythmic balanced interchange. And this is what we have that gives us all of creation. The inb breath the outreath. And that's the nature of the omniore and the wave coil, the one on your the omni crystal. It has a wave coil in it too. This is the same core that's in the omniore. And the kaducus is I don't know if it's omnidirectional because the energy wants to move up. When I think of the kaducus, I think of upward moving energy, you know, and coming out the crown, but there's still a flow right down the back. So, it's still a two-way rhythmic balance interchange, but I want to say that the kaducus could be doubled, right? you put another one below it and this is more of a complete depiction or you put two arms and then you have the cross, right? And you look at the uh the Masonic cross. I feel like this is a symbol of this ancient uh you see it in all the ancient traditions. You see the these crosses and these yin-yang and the spirals of the Kelts. I feel like they're all communicating the same things. this wave process and it's just reflective everywhere. — Yeah, it's really beautiful. — And I have a question too about that like just with that similar like just with the flow of energy being similar to like a condundalini type flow. Do you have any like thoughts, feelings, experiences kind of comparing that to like maybe a condalini awakening or so? You know — as in the kaducus is it's all about the kundalini. Yes. — Okay. So I just didn't know if that was like you know different energy flow or if it was like channeling the kundalini

same channel kind of. — It's really all the same thing. I mean it's all electric electricity and magnetism which are actually two expressions of the same thing. Walter says there's no two of anything in the universe. That's the illusion, right? That's this beautiful mirrored all the mirrors that we're in. Creates the illusion of time and space. Um if you put an omnicore in a mirrored cube, right? That gives you like a volutric type matrix, volutric matrix, holographic matrix that creates the universe. And in that sense, nothing travels. It's just re reproduced. Does that make sense? This was another Walter Russell realization that light doesn't travel. It is just recollecting, reflecting through the universe, appearing to move. It's like on the ocean, the waves appear to travel, but they're just oscillations and they're staying still. So, it's the same with light, sound, and all energy. It's known as the standing wave or scalar waves. This is scalar technology. — Okay. Yeah. — And it's all condundalini. It's all tied in with the kundalini. Everything is electric. — Everything is breathable. — Yeah. I've just been doing some prior to working for Sean and then through working for Shawn have gotten a lot of you know expansion of knowledge just more from a scientific perspective a lot of times versus just my own spiritual you know collection of — things just because you know science is not my natural you know way of thinking. So it's been a cool you know to just kind of see the collaboration and how like you said it is there is no two of the same it is just the same usually just reflections or different terminology. Yeah, science and mysticism. It's time they be — blind, — remarried because they want they were once and I hate to see this split and these two amazing, you know, um aspects of life and they really should be unified. You know, the vettic sciences are very well blended and they speak of amazing technologies, the ancient Indian people. Um, — you know what's so interesting, Seth, is um as a guy that spent a lot of time uh in u sort of Vadic traditions and I've got my Tulsi beads on right now. That whole story with you, you know, at Mount Shasta, meeting all these people is nothing less than finding sages and yogis and sadus as many people would do in their journeys, you know, in ancient India where they would basically get all this knowledge and almost as if it's like your predestined re-education program to say, "Okay, welcome back. Here's who you're going to meet this time around. This is your kind of what you're going to do. " But you know, nothing really at that point is by chance. And when you start talking about meeting these um — I almost call them sadus because when you're dealing with people that are living in the woods, these are true mystics. You know, these are people that are one with everything. And these are the people that understand that trees are uh you know actually live beings that can communicate and have the ability to talk and they're in complete harmony with their environment. And then you know we get into the grounding and all these different things. But that to me in a sense is another form of enlightenment is being open to the total universal stage that you're on and understanding that it's all interactive and that everything is energy, frequency and vibration and you know trying to raise that level of frequency and that level of um of knowledge and enlightenment. is kind of a generic word unfortunately but somewhat but you know just moving yourself into higher plains of existence by getting that knowledge and then raising the frequency which when we're doing stuff like that because the thing I find interesting is although technology has a lot of benefits for thirddimensional bodily issues ultimately what it's doing is raising your frequency so that you're more clairvoyant you're lucid dreaming uh you've got all these other like metaphysical gifts that you've been given that basically flip a light switch on and start enhancing the ability for you to tap back into the natural uh the natural abilities that we've all been given that at some point throughout the course of history has sort of been turned off and we really haven't been tuned into those. And I think that that's one of the most beautiful parts of what you do is that the functionality of all these different pieces of um functional art, I guess. I mean, I can't really refer to it other than that just a beautiful art form is enhancing and raising that frequency and raising that vibration and literally, you know, helping to enlighten the planet.

— Amen, brother. That's the goal, you know, bring more light, bring more understanding, awareness. The age of darkness can move along now. — Um, we got work to do. — Yeah, — agreed. — Yeah, it's beautiful. Christina, do you have any questions or anything you'd like to say or comment on? — I'm super interested in like copper as a whole, just because of like the different property values it has for like people as a whole. Um, I am not as well-versed as I would say Miss Abigail is in some of the things. Um, like I my I'm focused mostly on like red light therapy, that kind of thing. But as far as like copper, I just had someone talk to me the other day. They were like, should I do copper or silver? And I was like, oh, copper. And then I like spouted off like a hundred reasons why I thought that was like the best. And I was like, how do I know that? And it's literally just from listening to this guy right here and like him talking about the properties for this, the properties for any of the other jewelry, the coils, everything else. And it's kind of crazy how like you know a thing, but you don't know a thing. So this is all very interesting to like add around that as like my base. — Oh, copper is — Yeah, go ahead. I'm sorry. — Copper is so wonderful. I mean I think a lot of people might be copper deficient. I don't know. We have metals in our blood, you know, gold, silver, copper. We're conductive and so we interact with metals differently and everyone's different. You know, I'm Rh negative. I actually have copper based blood and I still can't get enough. Um some people's some people need different medicine. Some might need silver or gold or a mixture. Um but copper in itself is I think it represents Venus and love. and it it's very soft in its nature. Um whereas gold can maybe be too intense for some people. Silver too. And they all have different conductivities. I think silver is the most conductive. But gold, gold is king because it doesn't corrode — and tarnish. Everything else tarnishes. Copper tarnishes, but it doesn't corrode like other metals. And it's intrinsically therapeutic. it um I mean they've been using it for a long time just for circulation arthritic problems — anti-inflammatory — inflammatory they would drink out of copper cups it's antimicrobial antibacterial the same for silver — silver is the same but you know it depends on what you need — um copper is wonderful because it's malleable it's easy to work with um some people just love the way it looks. It does get brown and you have to clean it. Um but and you can also plate it. You can plate gold or silver on top of it and it's just extremely versatile. It's one of my favorites. I've worked with silver a little bit. Um but I do prefer copper and I sometimes I'll plate things gold and silver and it's a lovely energy to have them together. Um but I do recommend copper. I think that the Egyptians valued it over gold. Is that correct? — That's very possible. I mean, it's very possible that when you talk about the antimicrobial properties, you know, being in the medical industry, um, we were working with a company that was coming out with copper based products, copper coated products for the medical industry. And it gets into um a lot of different things, but what they found was that almost nothing could survive. No ant no um no bacteria, nothing that was um bad for you like MRSA or any of those, nothing could survive on copper. It could survive for months on stainless steel. Almost everything in an operating room is stainless steel, but the minute it touched copper, it wouldn't survive for more than 10 minutes. So all the uh pathogens that were out there they found and then when you talk about like the ancient Greeks and all these ancient civilizations absolutely they knew if they put their water in there it would automatically purify the water naturally and then probably even add the vibration and you know some of the copper qualities which is absolutely necessary for the body. So, you know, to be using that and to be integrating that in with the jewelry is absolutely fantastic. I mean, it's just another layer of everything you do. And, you know, on top of the value, like you said, we can't get too deep into it today, but just the power of the crystals and then enhancing and magnifying the power of the crystal and amplifying the energy of the crystal. And then with the number of crystals, you know, you can go through there's usually at least eight

or 10 different choices of the type of crystal that you'd like to use based on what resonates with you and what might be something that you need. But to integrate all those magical, beautiful, mystical things together. And I find uh Seth that when you really start digging into this, there's a conflux of past, present, and future. And they all meet and embrace in that present moment. And in that very present moment, you basically encompass past, present, and future simultaneously. And when you're wearing sacred geometry and you're using the crystals and you're grounding and you're basically, you know, you you're you're kind of hitting the zero point of what it takes to now get to those higher levels of consciousness. And so, um, I I'm so grateful, number one, that I that I've met you and that we've been able to, you know, get to know each other a bit and that we've been able to embrace the technology. And now my goal and Christina's and Abigail's is to say, let's wrap our arms around this guy and everything he's doing, and let's do what we can do to take this message and to take this uh this beautiful work that you're doing, jewelry, and all these different things, and take it out to the world. And I found that, you know, although I might not be the most gifted person when it comes to creating stuff, I do know what I like and I know that I'm passionate about it and we all are. We're very passionate about your work. I mean, you weren't here, but you will see on YouTube later an opening of the presents. So, when the girls and Abby, you get to pick out whatever you want off the website also. But when the girls were opening up these um necklaces, uh the looks and the excitement and all that stuff through was — that's very sweet. I really appreciate the support you guys and they love it and it's beautiful work. Um — can we talk a little bit about um just to go back to Rob and go back to the to the pyramid technology now that you're producing — because touch on that and talk about the benefits of that you've got um on our website now we've got all these products on there most of them but the power of the pyramids and and what those do and I've seen you know pictures of you meditating inside those which is phenomenal but um maybe if possible we could talk a little bit about the benefits and what that you know what that entails and how people can use those in a functional way. — I mean why do you think the ancients built them all over the world in such megalithic proportions? I mean there's must be something there. — Yeah. Especially at that time they didn't have the range of communication that we do now. So to have completely different civilizations building similar structures in completely like so far away from each other. There would have been no way for them really to communicate at that time. So it's it just proves the you know the legitimacy I guess of — or they were in complete communication and there was some exact world civilization. — Exactly. — Like you said earlier Seth uh it was the perhaps the same personality under different names through different areas of the planet that were integrating and bringing this technology to each group because it's all exactly the same. And it that that person uh who could possibly be named as Hermes or whatever name he took um you know the one thing that was all the same was the was the sacred geometry and the way that they did things. And uh Dan Winter is a dear friend of ours. I don't know if you're familiar with — Dan's great. I love his work. — Yeah. And he's been on our show — science. We I love Dan so much and he's very much like you. His life mission is really to make the world a better place and his gift of knowledge and his love and compassion for sharing knowledge and trying to get it into the younger generations of people so that it's permanently part of our upcoming generations is beautiful but he's inspirational a lot of work yeah with the pyramids and the power of the pyramids and as Dan has said the pyramids really initially were to stabilize the earth's atmosphere they were the first free energy systems but then it gets into the healing properties of those. And one of the greatest uh podcasts that Dan has done is with Sam Brazzanovich, who's the gentleman that runs the Bosnian pyramid and the excavation and the work that's been done the Bosnian pyramid. And you know, that's one of the only underground areas underneath pyramids and chambers and tunnels and things where the general public has access to get into that. And this podcast is at least two maybe three years old. But even at that time, Sam said that there was a minimum, and I'm talking a minimum, of at least 5,000 somewhat miraculous healings that had occurred with people being down in those pyramids because — Yeah. That's the pyramid that everyone thought was a mountain, right? — Exactly.

— Yeah. And it's actually bigger than the Giza pyramid. — Oh, that must be — And now we can embrace the technology and bring it into our home because of you, Seth. Yeah, I mean pyramids, people have been using the pyramids for a long time and I'm just jumping on the bandwagon. I've created my own uh meditation pyramid. I based it off the uh sublime triangle which is based on the uh the golden ratio. It's a golden ratio triangle made into a pyramid. So it's a little steeper than you know the Giza pyramid which is broader. And this I think is for he's more for like regeneration and balancing. I'm not sure. I think that's for healing and stuff. But uh sublime pyramid is um for more sharper focus and creation, you know, um like your manifestation type pyramid, but it's a little steeper. It looks kind of like a Nubian style pyramid if you've ever seen one of those. That's what I've developed. Um but I've also worked with pyramids for a while. Rob uh got me into uh building with these. This is what we used. He would send me a box of these different sizes and we would create various structures based on Fred Bell's uh designs that he received from the Palladians. And so my work with started with pyramids before it became Omniore. I started with pyramid energy and Fred Bell's work just building it and just through building it and experiencing it it's it changes you moves you all geometry has an effect on us I think Plato had each uh each student would study each geometric shape the platonic solids they would medit meditate on each one you know for a long extended period of time and fully absorb what it represented, you know. So, every shape has a purpose and a medicine to it. And the pyramid is not only for good for focusing energy, condensing it, but also, you know, if you flip it, it's dispersing energy as well. If you have two pyramids converging, what do you have? You know, you have the wave field mirrored yet again in pyramid form. So, this is bridging the cube, the square in and the sphere. I love cones personally, like I think we need more cones in life, but the pyramid is definitely amazing structure. — So, you sent me a couple pictures after we spoke the other day. Did you put a tetrahedon around one of the spheres? What were the pictures of some of the newer things you were developing? — Um, oh, the Omnistar. — So, yeah, that — that's the one where Rob was like coming to me in my dreams like after he's transitioned. He's like, — is that like a maraba? Is that the similar shape? — The maraba? Yes. — Okay. — Yep. it the um the double tetrahedrin the maraba totally interlocks with all these geometries the cubakahedron so Rob basically led to me to develop the omnistar which is you're basically putting a pyramid in each one of these squares — oh — right and that creates a bigger structure of the cube ocahedron — okay — which is the cube with its corners removed. — And so it has the janisa in the middle with the crystal and then the pyramids around the outside. — Okay. — Once again, we're adding layers to the cake. Everything is layered like an onion. And like these pieces are just components to a larger piece. You know, you take this and you put it into your own device, your own structure. They're adaptable plug-in pieces. geometry is beautiful like that. Um, but yeah, Rob led me to develop the Omni Star. I'm working on a prototype. Um, I made one using what I what left I had of these, but I'm out of those. So, now I'm going to make a new one, a new prototype, and it'll be up on my site soon of the Omnistar Divinely Inspired by Rob himself. Um, and I'll be using the copper twisted pyramids instead. — Very cool. instead of the gold. But then you can also have it goldplated. The whole structure can be gold or silverplated. And those are going to be custom until I get it up on my site. And finding the crystals is a challenge because they all have to be exactly one inch to fit in

the middle. And there it's literally compressed into the center, which means you're unlocking the pioelectric um energy of the crystal. — That compression. — Yeah. Right. Yeah, — it's an energetic piece. It really is another level of the work. And I can't wait to get the Omnistar out there. And then I have the Torx new development. This is based on Celtic tradition. And that's I'm also drawing from my Celtic lineage inspired by the Kelts. They knew the importance of the spiral and energy and nature and copper. Actually, they use bronze and gold, I think, for their torques. But I'm not going to say they didn't use copper. Probably what was available. But this is my first torque that I made. Actually, no. This is This one's a little thicker. This is my first one. It's a little thinner. It's got a front facing gym. And then this is more of a side facing But this, you know, this is bringing amazing energy to the upper body and the gemstones are correlating with the throat, the blue lapis. And the fact that they understood to twist the metal, to wear it around their neck, I think they were on to something there. — Absolutely. And you know what's amazing is that if you look at like ancient uh jewelry, even the headpieces and everything or the crowns the kings wore, it's amazing because they did actually embed gemstones into all those and they were the ones that, you know, would assist with, you know, like lapis being very — um amazing for intuition and um — yes — u like a lot of psychic uh abilities, but they would have these different gemstones embedded in different parts of their jewelry that was right on for, you know, enhancing the energy fields and doing different things. So, — it doesn't look just decorative, does it? — It's way more. It's so it it's functional squared. Like, it's functional times 100 because — it it's not by accident. And I think that one of the things that we learn as we get, you know, more progress through society is that the people back in the day that were building the pyramids and doing that were masters. You know, we've got some of the technology we have here, which is dual tube plasma energy technology, which we actually get from Dan um who is, you know, masterful when it comes to physics. But then we're finding that those systems are inscribed in hieroglyphics. And then in fact, all we're really doing is rediscovering technology that was being used thousands of years ago. So when we start getting into where we're at now as a society, you know, are we really at the same level as the mystics and the people were in the age of Atlantis and all these ancient civilizations that we've heard so much about? And I don't know if you heard recently, but they discovered these massive pillars that go down a kilometer below all the pyramids. Each pyramid has like eight massive pillar structures with coil going around it just like you've got there on these pieces. So clearly these people were masterful when it came to all the technology that they had and I don't feel that they get enough credit for that. But as we rediscover a lot about what we're learning now, that it actually was being used thousands of years ago, it really does give credibility to the work and the technology that they had. Which it's interesting because there's a gentleman um a gentleman that I've uh talked to who said the more uh this is according to the extraterrestrials, the more advanced technology becomes, the simpler it is. Yes. — So, as you get more and more advanced in technology, you find that what it's really doing is becoming more simplified — and biological. It's not mechanical. — Yeah. — I think that's the ultimate flex to build technology that is biological. We're I think we're just slowly getting to that. You know, they call it biomimicry. But this whole transhumanistic thing, you know, merging with machine, I don't think this is this isn't the direction of uh evolution. — I thought we had enough of the 80s movies just to prevent these sorts of technology creations, but instead, you know what I mean? We had to do that first before we're now getting back to the biotechnology. — It was a stage, right? — I always think that I'm like, did we not learn? Did we did like did no one take any like vital lessons from this at all of the things that could go wrong? — I know. I'm like I'm a 90s baby, but I still watch the movies and I learned enough to know not to probably come up with any of that. — Yeah, we don't want the bored universe

assimilated. — Sounds quite boring. — I really like this. Sitting out in nature in a pyramid meditating and just enjoying a very blissful life and existence. I think that tunes in much deeper and more resonance there than, you know, some type of cyborg reality, which to me sounds quite boring. — Yeah, that's why talking to Dan Winter is so cool because he's just like he's super sciency ultra scientist, but also the pursuit of bliss is like, you know, where his scientific research is going. So, it's just like such a cool core. — He's grounded solid. — Yeah. — Love him. Well, that's the beauty of Dan is Dan's whole thing is you can measure the true success of technology based on how much bliss it produces. So if you download the technology and it's producing no bliss, it's like what's the purpose? — Not dependence. — Yes. — So um Seth, with all that being said, I think you know, like I said, this will be a short call, 10, 15, 20 minutes. I think we're probably about an hour. Uh because that's just me and I kind of Abby knew that was coming. — That's why I warned you yesterday. — Yeah. No, an hour is fine. You can't get anything done less than an hour anymore. — Yeah, that's true. But with all that being said, uh before we wrap it up, I'm going to see if Abby has any questions. If Christina has any, and then we're going to leave it to you for our last final words and we'll wrap up today's podcast. But Abby, um, thank you so much as always for being part of our team because we love you dearly and this is such a great call for you because I know this technology resonates. But is there anything you'd like to say or ask Seth before we wrap up today? — I think I tried to ask most of my questions, you know, as they were happening so I didn't lose them. So I think questionwise I'm pretty settled, but I am really excited to place an order and get some technology here in Detroit. I'm thinking about ordering um the electro I can't remember what it was called on the website when I was inputting it, but one of the ones for your garden. — Ah, the electroculture garden wand perhaps. Oh, yeah. I have a few of those. — Yeah, I've been selling quite a few of those. Electriculture has been making a resurgence, which is great. — I've only — I only learned about it recently. I mean, I was like, dang, like — I'm into gardening. I got to try that. So yeah, we started sticking them in the ground and sure enough uh — we had some amazing crops. I got some videos up on TikTok kind of documenting that. — Um definitely recommend electroculture. I need to go dive more into it. Um I know there was a few masters that kind of coined it and they had a protocol and method. I want to explore that more. I think they use other metals too. They use like zinc, copper. I had done some like basic research. That's why when I was inputting all the products yesterday, I saw those and I'm like that is perfect. That would be so cool. Especially with the crystal and everything. I definitely was something worth trying out. This is our first like crop season, especially in Detroit area. So, — right on. Excellent. — So, should be an interesting experiment. I'm excited. — Yeah. Let me know how that goes. Um I'm not growing this year. My dad is. I'll have to get him to stick some in the ground. Mhm. — Do you grow anything, Sean? You got a garden? — Don't have a garden, but we do have plenty of plants in here. But I think we should really take upon ourselves to try to figure out to have a garden because behind our office, we have a lot of — trees and we're literally our building is so beautiful because it literally is surrounded by trees and green grass. And we're at the very end of a culde-sac. One thing that's nice about Richmond, Virginia, there's plenty of trees and plenty of wildlife all around us. So, I think we need to look at that. And also, um, my brother who's a couple hours north of me, he is a huge gardening person. So, I might have to share, uh, something with him as a gift for his birthday early and, uh, and have him. He does those hail bay gardens. I don't know if you're familiar with those, but somehow they turn hay bales into a garden. — That's brilliant. I love all that. the innovative stuff with gardening. Yeah. — Yeah. So, I might have to get some of those for him. Um because, you know, we've talked about so much stuff and then I forgot that you got all of the gardening technology where we can integrate this into plants and — and I can give you guys some like good solid pointers with making your own antennas, basic antennas. It's super easy. You just go get the copper and I can guide you through, you know, if you want to learn how to twist it up, that's easy. And you can make all kinds of antennas. The whole idea is simple. It's just you're bridging, you know, the equilibrium in between earth and sky, you know, and the more you can bring it down, the higher the antenna helps too. You get more voltage the higher you go. So, you want a nice tall rod or something to and get more and you can disperse it more through your garden. — People like a big wooden post for one of

the pictures. It was huge. — Yeah. I recommend going maybe not too high because you're into, you know, lightning initi. I mean, even if lightning hit it'd be okay. You just don't want to be out there. — Yeah. — Happens. But, um, the higher the better. And you can do the little ones. Kind of disperse those two and see what how those work for you. — I was going to just being in Detroit, I was thinking about starting there. You never know who's scouting for things. So, I figured that would be a good place to start probably versus like the bigger one. Sure. Yeah. And just go to the hardware store and get you some copper and start playing with it. You'll be surprised what uh you can come up with. That's how I started. I just play was playing with it at home. Dad was bringing it home. He was a he's a car it was a construction worker. He's retired now, — but he was bringing all this excess electrical copper home from job sites. And I was like, "Oh. " And I just started playing with it one day and it inevitably led to this work. So he was yet another my father was another inspiration to me. I had an amazing father who uh was very is very talented in many ways. Very crafty. I think I have a lot of craftsmen in my ancestry. — Beautiful. That's beautiful. Uh Christina, is there anything you'd like to say before we end our podcast today? to me like I'm a big um magic is science that we haven't explained yet type person. So I like uncovering more science behind why the magic of things work and why this makes people feel better. So I definitely like the understanding that we've had with this. — A lot of the stuff that I've seen like on your site is stuff that I'm definitely going to highly recommend to my friends that do the festivals with me. It's very much their style. It's very much things that they wear now. Um, and having it come from someone who's like reputable and awesome and like knows what he's doing, knows what he's talking about is really nice for me to be able to do as well, — especially with more intention and purpose behind it. — The what? — Yes, intention is everything with this stuff, you know. I can't express that enough that this it's not about the thing. You know, nothing is going to bring you any joy in life. It has to originate from within. This is just an antenna. This is an extension of you as everything is and a reminder of what we are, you know. Um I haven't had any situations of dependence or people um other than Sean saying he doesn't want to take his bracelet off. — Got to work on that. Sean, you are the — Yeah, — he wears them every day. Every single day. — Absolutely love them. Um, — he keeps adding more. — His wrists are — green. But, um, now I'm just thinking, okay, maybe I'll just get more necklaces or I definitely got to get the thing around the neck. — Oh, the torque, — man. This thing is packing a punch. I can't wear it for too long, actually. — And being in the sun, being in the sun with it, it's it amplifies. It's picking up the solar radiation. — Yeah. — The other one that you had. — Yeah. Which one? pulled out. — The other torque. — Yeah. — See, that's these are This is nice. It's a little thinner, you know, for the ladies that I'm going to wear all that weight. And it goes around the neck a little longer. I make all different sizes. But I have various gemstones for these stones here. — This is blue glass. — But yeah, this is a very powerful piece, too. But the I noticed the bigger I went, the more amp like this one really. You can feel it. It's like whoa. — It is awesome. Well, Seth, I all I can say is, man, I'm so grateful to be able to know you, to be able to represent and have access to the technology. Obviously, for ourselves, we are huge fans of what you do. And if anybody's out there watching this, um, you know, we do have all these products now on our website that are available. many. We've had many on there previously, but now that we're connecting and getting updates and it's so nice to know that all this technology is being handmade by you with your background and your knowledge base and your you know your passion for putting this stuff out to the world to make it a better place. I think that in addition to the physical aspects of what technology is, the intention as you clearly beautifully put also has so much to do with it and there's so much love and uh pride and all these different things going into the making of this technology that um I couldn't be more grateful. And so with that being said, um I I'll go ahead and if you want to say anything else, but we'll go ahead

and end this. And man, thank you for everything you do. And by God's grace, we'll have hundreds of thousands of these or millions of these out to the world and everybody will wear them. It'll be everyday, you know, tech that's wearable that people will have, not even think about it. But there was a time and place where a very special group of people like yourself and the people that passed this knowledge on to you were able to share this and bring it to the world. So, thank you, brother, for everything you do, man. We're very grateful to know you as a friend and also be able to represent everything you do with the tech. — Bless you. I receive that. Thank you. — And a huge salute to you all as well. I can see you're doing the work and you're on the forefront. I know, you know, living on the East Coast, you might not feel so supported all the time, but I don't know. How is it there? Do you feel like the community is supportive of the work? — I think so. Yeah, definitely. Richmond especially is pretty supportive. — East Coast as a whole maybe. No, but Richmond definitely. — Yeah. Well, I'd love to give you guys a shout out too on on my pages, my socials, and I'll link your store and um whatever you guys are doing, you know that we're a network. We're a community and we have to work together in these times if we want to get anywhere. um enough of the islands of you know geniuses that you know have no means of you know growing like those days got to be over and — it's easy to feel alone — yeah where — expands — yeah I feel like there's people like us everywhere and we just need to connect and work together and do exactly what we're doing here and it's not about you know this for that or you know it's for the greater good and I'm here for it. So, I really appreciate you guys giving me this opportunity to share my craft and my passion and open to any future collaborations, any ideas, you guys just shoot them over and uh whatever we can work out where everyone's happy for the distributing the tech, I'm open to all of it. So, thank you so much for that. — Thank you, brother. And thank you so much for everybody also. Um, I I'm going to put uh for anybody out there that's listening to this, I'm going to put a link to Rob Potter's website also because it was beautiful that we were able to bring Rob into this conversation. And I'm so happy that you're still able to get information and talk to him, you know, even after his thirddimensional bottle body is kind of, you know, once he's out of that. But bringing Rob back in the picture and bringing in Walter Russell and all these greats, man, it's it that to me — there's so many legends. There really are — so many and we can give them all so many accolades and give them the credit that they deserve and uh God bless Rob and we're lucky because Rob is in our you know he was a person that we all got to know and talk to and spend time with. So you know we can maintain and keep his legacy out there and promote the work that he did and keep his website and all his information going as well. — And I still know how to build all of Fred's stuff. So, you know, if people want that, I can I don't have the u the pyramids that Rob was using, but I can figure something out. I can do it with copper or maybe I need to find my own means of uh creating those. He was making them out of steel. I believe I need to find his um manufacturer and maybe I can I mean, we got to keep Fred Bill's legacy alive. I think one of his daughters is selling a few of the his things, but not — it's not all represented. and even Rob had a difficult time representing you know what Fred was bringing through um from the Plleades and the pyramids and that can be grown on that's the omnistar is evidence of that there's more to be done with uh the pyramid tech and mixing them see with the omnistar we're mixing the pyramid with the janisa right the — that's soft and round with the angled and focused. — Beautiful, man. It's — bridging the world. — Yeah, — that's why we're here. — I love it. Well, thank you as always, man. It's great to hear from you. I will circle back with you. Send you links to the video and we will talk again soon. — Okay, you guys. God bless. All right, man. Take care. God bless. Cheers. Bye.