Title: Insights from the Esalen Summoning Event
During a recent event at Esalen, Barber and Coulthart participated in what was described as a summoning. A psionic from Skywatcher corroborated the occurrence, stating, “The NHI explained that you can best think of us as originating from what you would call ‘the afterlife.’ The eggs are unpiloted manifestations.” Garry Nolan was also present during this inquiry of the Non-Human Intelligence (NHI).
Coulthart has recently pointed out that Skywatcher has attracted significant investments from Silicon Valley, participating in a conference at Esalen from October 14-18, 2024, where many influential individuals gathered.
Among them was Alex Krokus, a name that may ring a bell:
Who is Alex Krokus?
Krokus serves as the moderator at the SALT conference, a gathering of top investors, creators, and thinkers dedicated to enhancing innovation by bridging capital with intellectual resources.
He posed questions to Garry Nolan and Karl Nell about their beliefs regarding whether NHI have visited Earth, to which they both responded with absolute confidence. You can catch this interaction in the first two minutes of this video, where Krokus also asks Jake Barber the same question at timestamp 2:55.
Eyewitnesses at the Esalen Psionic Summoning
Krokus shared a photo on his public Instagram featuring attendees of the event, including Jake Barber and Ross Coulthart in the top right. So, what unfolded at Esalen?
The Psionic Experience at Esalen
At timestamp 27:55, Coulthart recalls:
“The psionic indicated, ‘I know we’re going to see a blue orb tonight at Esalen.’ He was using his abilities on the lawn in front of the main building, where about 20-30 of us lay on yoga mats, focusing our minds to draw the phenomenon closer. As I filmed, the psionic stated, ‘I’m engaged,’ meaning he was inside a non-human craft, piloting it with his mind.”
“Initially, I was skeptical, thinking, ‘Oh no, that’s nonsense.’ Then, I noticed two lights appearing on the horizon over the Pacific Ocean, glowing and pulsing. A very wealthy individual there stood up, saying, ‘We love you, come closer,’ and surprisingly, the objects began moving closer to us, much like curious puppies.”
“My heart raced as I thought, ‘I can’t believe this is happening.’ Throughout, the psionic remained deeply engaged, clearly in a meditative state. It was an extraordinary experience that left us all astonished, and I captured it on camera for future use.”
The Appearance of Blue Faces and the Unique Craft
Later, at timestamp 31:05, Coulthart recounted:
“After the summoning, I congratulated the psionic, saying we didn’t see anything blue, to which he looked puzzled. At that moment, we heard someone yelling from the hilltop, where another attendee filmed a glowing blue orb near the hot springs, where Esalen guests were swimming.”
“The orb appeared to have faces within it, and another image captured an object resembling a hexagonal or octahedral shape on the beach nearby.”
Confirmation from a Skywatcher Psionic
In a recent interview with James Hodgkins, he stated:
“Skywatcher has a dedicated team equipped to demonstrate
This Esalen summoning event detailed by Coulthart and backed by accounts from psionics and scientists like Garry Nolan is truly fascinating. The idea that non-human intelligences (NHI) are linking their existence to concepts like the “afterlife” adds a profound layer to our understanding of these phenomena. It’s intriguing how the phenomenon was reported to include manifestations—such as the “eggs” and orbs—that are described as unpiloted and possibly of extradimensional nature.
Coulthart’s skeptical initial reaction followed by a vivid account of witnessing lights approaching encourages a dialogue about perception and experience in relation to these phenomena. The fact that they apparently responded to a collective intention during the summoning is compelling and resonates with theories related to consciousness and manifestation.
The involvement of figures like Alex Krokus, who seems to bridge the financial, technological, and intellectual communities through the SALT conference, hints at a growing interest in addressing these issues both scientifically and socially. While attendees might have had varying degrees of belief, this blend of skepticism and open-minded inquiry is essential for advancing our understanding.
Moreover, Hodgkins’ assertions about the nature of these crafts suggest that the boundaries between technology, consciousness, and perhaps even spirituality are more fluid than we typically assume. Engaging with these concepts requires us to rethink our definitions and frameworks, especially when traditional science and metaphysical interpretations appear to converge.
The emphasis on collective experience and the involvement of high-net-worth individuals in these discussions might also indicate a shift in how society is engaging with topics once relegated to fringe theories. As more credible figures like Nolan and others participate, the conversation could evolve into a more mainstream discourse, which could be beneficial for wider acceptance and investigation.
Overall, this event raises many questions about what we know, what we believe, and what might be possible. If further evidence or documentation from these experiences is released, it could pave the way for significant breakthroughs in understanding human consciousness and our relationship with these fascinating entities.