ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Remote Viewing Mars? A Manga Prophecy? Psychic Photos of the Dark Side of the Moon? 1930s Japanese Spiritualists? A tomb of the first Shaman Queen of Japan? And what the hell does it have to do with me?What are we following when we move before we know why?In The Pattern Makers, I look at moments where something appeared first and the meaning only came later. Ryo Tatsuki, the manga artist whose dream diary held one fixed date, March 11. Koichi Mita and the sealed glass plates said to show the far side of the moon decades before any probe reached it. Joseph McMoneagle, handed a set of coordinates at the Stanford Research Institute, who described a landscape before anyone told him it was Mars. And my own walk through Osaka during my wedding week, with no map, no GPS, and almost no Japanese.This isn't a case for or against prophecy. It's a look at what holds up, what got built around it, and what's still open. #didiwakyoupodcast
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#didiwakeyou3amMusic in this episode is from Freesound Communityon PIXABAYten ten: ASADOYA YUNTA 安里屋ユンタ https://www.youtube.com/@UCNtNie-8r6djI41Yj552WJg