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Hello, I am Joshua P. Warren, and this is Joshua P. Warren Daily. I've been receiving some disturbing reports over the past couple of weeks from people claiming that somebody is impersonating me on the internet, and not always the same way. I've gotten at least two of these over the past couple of weeks. And supposedly one of them comes from a guy who says he's me, but also claims that he is a dominant lord with the Illuminati and he's threatening people and all this kind of stuff. And honestly, I don't know if this is just something that occasionally happens because you have an internet profile or if I'm being specifically targeted. I really don't know. But what I can tell you is that if you receive a message from someone claiming to be me, and it just doesn't actually feel right, you think there might be something funny about it. Um the best thing you can do is go to my website, joshuapeewarren.com. Don't even reply to the message necessarily because you don't know who you're dealing with. Instead, you take the initiative to go to joshuapeewarren.com, scroll down the homepage, you'll find my email address on my website, and then you can email me directly to verify whether or not I was the person who sent you the email. I don't know how widespread this is, but um it is uh it's it's odd. You know, I've I've dealt with this kind of thing throughout my life, and in some cases I think it's uh some kind of just uh criminal activity. In other cases, there may be some kind of bizarro doppelganger situation, some alternative parallel timeline in which I exist in multiple states. I don't know. I don't know. But one of the people who contacted me saying that he has been getting contacted by someone claiming to be me is a guy I've known for many, many, many years, and so he immediately sensed that this was not coming from me, so it didn't even really, you know, bother him. And by the way, I you know I do take that kind of information and do whatever I can to turn it over to authorities, etc. But anyway, he contacted me because this guy, and uh and I won't use his name right now because I didn't explicitly ask for permission, but this guy is a ghost photographer. Uh he is one of those people who uh seems to have always had a knack for captur spooky images when he goes to a haunted place. And that really is some kind of a gift, I think. Uh it's some kind of, I don't know, you might almost think of it as a mediumship or something like that, but some people uh tend to have better results than others when they go out trying to capture photographic evidence. And I've said in the past, you know, I I guarantee you you can go to a haunted house and walk through with this one person and get all these interesting images, and then walk through with this other person with the same kind of camera, the same kind of film, or you know, whatever your m recording media is and uh or medium is, and and and you will find that uh uh one person gets unusual paranormal things and the other person doesn't. But in this particular case, the guy who contacted me said that he was watching a television program about Bachelor's Grove in Chicago. That is a very haunted place. Um I have been to Bachelor's Grove at least uh a couple times. Um you know, I've done uh a number of speaking engagements in Chicago and a TV program and some other things. And Bachelor's Grove is this secluded wooden property that's kind of uh off a little dirt road, and I guess it's a dirt road, yeah. I haven't been there in a while. But uh basically uh Bachelor's Grove is an old cemetery that dates back to the 1800s. Some people believe it's called Bachelor's Grove because only men could be buried there, but I've heard that that's not at all true. It was just the name of a family in the area, the Bachelor family. And it's it's a classic creepy cemetery, overgrown though, and uh we'll get back to that in a minute, and then um right next to it is this bog, this body of stagnant water that has green algae all over the top, and these drooping trees over it. And even though this place could be haunted for a number of reasons, um my understanding is you know they stopped burying people there around the 1950s or sixties, and at that time this location became a popular lover's lane type site where you know teenagers would go and hang out at night and try to freak each other out and drink and carry on. And unfortunately, because of that, there was an enormous amount of vandalism that took place. And sure enough, the last time I was there, it was pretty obvious. I mean, uh there were gravestones that had been uh strewn and kicked around and thrown all over the place, and people had carved things, and I mean it was it was really sad. And so not surprisingly, they claim it was around the nineteen fifties or sixties when the place became super haunted because of all these people going in there and being disrespectful and and vandalizing it. So that's one phenomenon happening at Bachelor's Grove, but then the bog uh has its own ghost story. A number of times people throughout the decades have said that they have seen at night a sort of shocking luminous horse that comes sloshing and tearing up out of that bog with an old man behind it on a plow. And turns out there was an incident there, so the locals claim, back in the eighteen seventies, in which there was a farmhouse right by that uh spot, and there was a man who uh worked a plough and he got tangled up in the rains one day, and his horse got spooked and just dragged them both into that bog, and they both died there. Okay, so that's the story. But one thing that's especially outstanding is people over the years have claimed that they've been able to sometimes look up and whoa, lo and behold, see back in time. They can see the entire farmhouse there. Sometimes with such clarity and sort of physical physical impact that people have come out of there saying, Who owns the old farmhouse over by the bog there? And others go, huh? Yeah, they don't even realize sometimes they're looking at a ghostly time slip, you know, they're looking into the past. So it's a very haunted place. I could go on, but this fella who contacted me was watching a television program about Bachelor's Grove, and he felt compelled to just start taking photographs of the screen, of the television screen, and some of the areas around his television, and he uh started getting all these big weird wispy smoky looking forms. So let's say you're in a position where you can't travel, or you know, whatever the reason is, it's a physical uh restriction, a health problem, a financial problem. Is it possible you can just jump on the computer and you can look up a location that has paranormal activity and sort of investigate it remotely? Maybe. Maybe. In fact, um one of the books that I read a long time ago about exorcism was written by a man who used to do clearings from his bedroom. Okay, he never even actually went to the location where the possessed person was. He was able to use whatever techniques he wanted to diagnose the issue and treat it and clear it remotely. And it's funny because when you talk to dowsers, sometimes they say, like, if I want to douse for oil or water or you know, some treasure or whatever, I don't have to physically go to that property. I can sit down with a map and douse the map, and the result will be the same. And all of this goes back to the theme of the year so far. Space and time. You know, how relevant is space and time? Do you physically have to be somewhere? Or is it all so flexible and also connected through various non-local means that it doesn't even matter where you are because space and time are all connected somehow, and you can access any point in the whole system and the whole fabric called space time just by focusing your intention on that area. And so, wouldn't that be interesting to to work on some kind of a project where you you try to do well well in this case maybe we'll just say ghost hunting, but it's done over the internet. So what if we had like a virtual ghost hunt? So let's say I go to some haunted place, and we can do the whole thing live, and I've got a camera and everything, and I'm walking around and I'm doing the ghost hunt, but you're not just sitting there watching like some passive observer. No, we have this all set up and we're all prepared, and we are all participating around the world in the ghost hunt at the same time. You have got your instruments, whatever they may be, you're taking pictures. I mean, could we do a global ghost hunt of some location where I'm there at the place just to be the anchor and tell you what's going on and what the story is, etc. But we're all uh investigating via the flexibility of space-time. That's a pretty cool idea. Um maybe we'll try that out. That might be a fun thing to do soon. But um you know, maybe I'll post some of this fellow's pictures for you as well, but it's just something to think about. But when it comes to pictures in general, I told you that I have some new UFO pictures from Puerto Rico. And they were sent to me from a man named Benjamin, or I think he would pronounce it Benjamin Lauriano. Took 'em on july twenty-third, twenty eighteen at five p.m. And these pictures were taken over the El Juque Rainforest, which is the only tropical rainforest that is part of the United States National Forest Service. It's the only US national park that is a tropical rainforest. There on the in the northeastern part of Puerto Rico. I've been there many times. It's an enchanting place. If you go, especially certain times of year when you have different types of plants that are blooming and fruiting and all that, it looks like something out of a doctor Seuss book. Just big giant crazy looking plants with all colors and waterfalls and streams rushing everywhere. It's just an amazing experience. And over the years, I know of at least two occasions when locals have claimed that a UFO has actually crashed around there. I think there was one in the eighties and then another one around 93 or something like that. Um people see UFOs around there all the time, and because it is a property that is controlled by the United States federal government, it's easy for access to be restricted to certain areas, and so there are lots of conspiracies among Puerto Ricans about what goes on in the El Junque rainforest. Um but this guy who emailed me there in in Puerto Rico, um, I don't know exactly uh I don't know who he is. I mean, I don't know if he just listens to the show or if he uh knows me through somebody else that I know in Puerto Rico. He didn't say his English was a little bit broken, but um he took these pictures, and apparently, from what I can tell from his message, a number of people saw this UFO. And I, you know what, I'm just not sure what this thing is. I mean, you know, the first thing I wanted to do was look at it and say, well, could this be an optical illusion or you know, some kind of artifact that was created by the technology? You know, I don't like to put things out there for you unless I've gone through them and examined them fairly thoroughly myself in order to make sure that I've ruled out a lot of the logical possible explanations. And um what this uh object looks like, well, well, for one thing, it's interesting because it it appears peeking out from behind a cloud. And at the top of the image is a contrail that looks pretty fresh. So it looks like some kind of airplane or jet or whatever just had traveled right through that area. Maybe it was because of the object. Maybe this is just a coincidence, I'm not sure. But in addition to that contrail, you see this you know kind of misty looking cloud there, and this silvery disc-shaped object is partly shrouded by the cloud, but it's sort of peeking out from behind it, and what's interesting is that you usually think of a UFO like a flying saucer type UFO being seen kind of from its edge, like it's horizontal and you're on the same plane, and so you get that nice saucer look. But in this particular case, it kind of looks like it's the other the other way, like you might be perpendicular to it as the observer, that you're looking at the top or the bottom of this disc-shaped thing. So you're not seeing it from the side view. It it looks more like a disc with some sort of concentric circles. Let me take another look at it here. Okay, so yeah, I would say there's at least two or three rings of concentric circles that you can see. Um I'd love to have your feedback on this. If you want to see this picture, just go to joshuapwarren.com. There is no period after the peak. Go to joshua pwarren.com and just scroll down the home page and look at this image and let me know what you think. I would really appreciate that. You know, that's one of the great things about having a podcast like this, which so many people listen to around the world. I can get your feedback. And um I, you know, and I and I I I've read it, I read every single email that comes in. I can't always respond to each one, but I read everyone that comes in. So go to go with uh scroll down the homepage of joshua pwarren.com and you'll see where it says, you know, these are pics taken by Benjamin Loriano, uh July 23rd, El Junke, and um I don't know El Junke is a large property, so I'm not sure just how specific um I can you know nail down where this happened, but you know, Puerto Rico is not that big of an island. By the way, while you are there, while you're at joshuapwarren.com, um this is an interesting time for me because my year is about to become really, really uh crazy and hectic. I'm about to do a lot of traveling, a lot of speaking engagements. Um it's gonna be exhausting. And uh and I know a lot of you, if you especially if you have kids, you're you're preparing to put the kids back in school and that kind of thing. And so I like to get a lot of business sort of out of the way before September kicks in and I go into the busiest part of my year. So if you would like to buy a wishing machine, or if you would like to buy any of the items that have an add to cart button in my, you know, on my Curiosity shop page, I'm gonna give you a discount today. Okay, I'm gonna give you a discount. Um, but you have it's a code you have to put in. And I'm gonna do this today. I might consider extending it uh till tomorrow as well. But all you have to do again, if you go to josh whoopeewarren.com and you click the link to the Curiosity shop, anything that has an add to cart button there, this applies. Or if you want a wishing machine, if you go to wishing machineproject.com, any of our wishing machines also apply. And you know me, I have like ten wishing machines working at all times on ten different projects. So you can get a discount on any wishing machine or anything in my Curiosity shop if you put in this code, write this down. The code is D10 B B B. So that's D as in dog, and then just one zero for the number ten, and then B as in boy, BBB. Okay, so D10 B B B. It'll ask you when you hit your add to cart button and you're ready to settle everything up there. It'll say, Do you have a discount code? You put in D10 BBB, and you'll get a discount on any of that stuff. And it'd be good to go ahead and do that now. And uh why you there it's a little easier to ship things before I get cranked into high gear. High gear. Uh this year is gonna be even more extraordinary because of this uh television series stuff that I'm working on. But anyway, um tonight I am going to be interviewing Ronald Heath. Yep. You've heard his name plenty of times. He is the Silicon Valley engineer who invented the DT meter, the differential time rate meter. I don't think he's ever done an interview in his life, and I'm gonna talk to him tonight, and you are gonna be able to hear directly from the man who invented this technology that has now been a part of news stories all over the world. So that is coming up soon, and just some other great stuff I have planned for this particular week. Go to joshua pwarren.com, look at the new UFO pics. I just posted them. And while you're there, you know, again, click around, check out everything, go to the Curiosity Shop, but also click the link to this podcast. 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