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Talk Tracks Season 2 Episode 3: AMA with Ky Dickens

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This is the full, timestamped transcript of "Talk Tracks Season 2 Episode 3: AMA with Ky Dickens", an episode of The Telepathy Tapes published January 28, 2026 (27 min, about 5,514 words). It mentions 12 people, works and ideas, including The Bridge, Maria Welsh, Autism and the God Connection, Uri Geller, Stanford Research Institute.

What this episode is about

In this session, Ky Dickens addresses questions from parents of non-speaking individuals, particularly focusing on strategies to encourage communication and spelling proficiency in their children. Highlighting the complexities of the parent-child dynamic, Dickens emphasizes the importance of patience, emotional detachment, and the benefits of input from non-speaking peers and their caregivers to foster effective learning environments.

Key takeaways

  • Non-speaking kids often spell better with coaches than parents; emotions can cloud communication's clarity.
  • Governments worldwide are curious about human consciousness; superpowers aren't just about territorial control anymore.
  • Witnessing non-speakers magnifies the urgency of confronting human rights violations; language is a lifeline.
  • The community's dedication to advocating for non-speakers shows how collective action can shift societal norms.
  • Exploring consciousness isn't always spy fiction; even psychic child investigations are on the government's radar!

Who speaks in this episode?

What is discussed, and when

  1. – 5:00: Janis Ian, Kimberly, Jamie Coo, Supercast
  2. – 10:00: Stanford Research Institute, Uri Geller, Harold Putoff, Russell Tar
  3. – 15:00: Stanford Research Institute, Uri Geller
  4. – 20:00: The Bridge, Autism and the God Connection, Maria Welsh, Dolores Cannon

Notable quotes from "Talk Tracks Season 2 Episode 3: AMA with Ky Dickens"

  • So grateful for the new questions that beget deeper exploration. So, let's dive in. So, this first question is from Kimberly who has a minimally verbal son and she's been…
    about Kimberly · at
  • Children who said they could read what was on a piece of paper with their ear or another body part. And Ian's asking if at any time during our journey of making this podcast…
    about Janis Ian · at
  • Important part of the equation. And if you're not doing it, they might be left behind. Okay. Okay. And this next question is for Jamie and they asked if having witnessed…
    about Jamie Coo · at
  • Incredible people I know to be able to communicate with the world. And I will say that the community out there listening, especially our Supercast sub subscribers who are so…
    about Supercast · at
  • Most, tested people in this regard. His spoon betting and other side gifts were documented under controlled conditions at the Stanford Research Institute in the 1970s. And…
    about Uri Geller · at
  • Them really seriously. I can say that we are working very closely right now with the person who has optioned almost all of the work for Dolores Cannon to start doing deep dive…
    about Dolores Cannon · at
  • Talk about telepathy. They shut it down every chance they get, but the bridge will be very open about it. So, I highly encourage you to look into the bridge and get certified.…
    about The Bridge · at
  • And able to regulate your system to access them. So, put that in your pocket. What I would encourage you to read is a book called Autism and the God Connection. It came out…
    about Autism and the God Connection · at

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

  • Maria Welsh — Person · Referenced practitioner/educator (spelling program co-founder) · 1 mention · first at
    Identified as a teacher in Chicago who co-formed a new spelling program (“The Bridge”) intended as a pathway for certification to support non-speakers.
    Sister from episode 6 of season 2, and a wonderful teacher named Maria Welsh, who is living in Chicago, have formed a new spelling program called The Bridge. We will put some…
  • Uri Geller — Person · Referenced subject (alleged psychokinesis/metal-bending test participant) · 2 mentions · first at
    Cited as a prominent figure associated with spoon-bending/psychokinesis claims and SRI-era testing referenced alongside declassified CIA summaries.
  • Kimberly — Person · Listener/question asker (parent of a minimally verbal child) · 1 mention · first at
    Asks for advice about encouraging her minimally verbal son to practice spelling at home; prompts discussion about parent-child dynamics and regulation in spelling/communication support.
  • Janis Ian — Person · Listener/question asker · 1 mention · first at
    Asks about government involvement in consciousness research (CIA documents, psychic children, remote viewing/telepathy), prompting the host to address institutional interest and boundaries of the show’s work.
  • Dolores Cannon — Person · Referenced author/subject of planned investigation · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned as a major future research focus: the team is working with someone who optioned much of her work to do a deep dive and meet her family.
  • Jamie Coo — Person · Listener/question asker · 1 mention · first at
    Asks how the host’s experiences have changed them internally/spiritually, prompting a long reflective segment about human rights, evidence, faith, and non-physical/spiritual claims.
  • Harold Putoff — Person · Referenced expert (researcher associated with SRI paranormal research) · 1 mention · first at
    Named as one of the scientists who tested Yuri Geller at Stanford Research Institute in the 1970s, used to support the claim of controlled-condition documentation.
    Gifts were documented under controlled conditions at the Stanford Research Institute in the 1970s. And scientists that were testing him, were people like Harold Putoff and…
  • Russell Tar — Person · Referenced expert (researcher associated with SRI paranormal research) · 1 mention · first at
    Named alongside Harold Puthoff as a scientist involved in SRI-era testing of Yuri Geller, reinforcing the episode’s reference to institutional investigation of psychic phenomena.
    Gifts were documented under controlled conditions at the Stanford Research Institute in the 1970s. And scientists that were testing him, were people like Harold Putoff and…

Books & papers

  • Autism and the God Connection — Book · Primary recommendation · 1 mention · first at
    Recommended as a resource to understand spiritual gifts in individuals with autism.

Companies & orgs

  • Stanford Research Institute — Company · Referenced expert · 2 mentions · first at
    Mentioned in the context of research on psychokinesis and metal bending, particularly the work with Yuri Geller.
    Lot of these experiments came about before that even happened and there's a lot of declassified CIA summaries referencing this work that took place at the Stanford Research…
  • Supercast — Company · Business focus · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned as the platform where the podcast is hosted and where subscribers are engaged.

Products & tech

  • The Bridge — Product · Primary recommendation · 2 mentions · first at
    A new spelling program for non-verbal autistic individuals, recommended as a way to get certified in spelling coaching.

Full transcript with timestamps

Hey everyone, Kai here. So, thank you so much to everyone who submitted questions. The care and generosity you've shared is heartwarming and so clearly coming from a place of deep respect for the non-speakers and the work that we're all pursuing collectively. Thank you. I've done my best to share what I've learned and I'm so grateful for the new questions that beget deeper exploration. So, let's dive in. So, this first question is from Kimberly who has a minimally verbal son and she's been working on getting him spelling and she's gotten him a spelling coach and has signed him up for various courses, but he's very reluctant to spell at home. And she's wondering if there's any advice to help him to spell more regularly. And Kimberly, I think there's an army of people who are going to be really able to advise you on this.

And one of the things I'm excited about is we're going to start bringing non-speakers into our studios along with their parent or their CRP to start giving advice on stuff like this. And I'm not a parent of a non-speaker, so I've never sat in your shoes. And for that reason alone, I don't feel as equipped as them to give you an answer. But I will echo what many parents have told me. And for one, this is not rare that that non-speakers might work with a coach or a CRP more fluidly, effortlessly than they will with their parents. And for what I understand, there's many reasons for that, but one is that parents care so much. It's hard to completely like detach ourselves from that process. You know, there takes so much a clearing of the mind and making yourself just open and present and completely accessible for almost the non-speaker to kind of regulate through you. And and I think that takes a lot of time and

patience. And I know that there's a lot of non-speakers who will spell with one parent and not the other. And and I also know that changes. So I think practice helps of course but so much of it I I know has to do with just your own ability which is hard to regulate and be calm but a lot of it asks of parents to become completely empty and regulated so that you can really balance your non-speaking child. So again we're going to have a lot of people to help you with this question and I can't wait for you to hear those voices coming up soon. So, this next question is from Ian, and he asks about something that was brought up in our season finale over Mindsight, and that was some declassified documents from the CIA validating that they looked into reports of quote unquote, you know, psychic children that were coming out of China, I believe in the late '7s. And many of these reports were studying

children who said they could read what was on a piece of paper with their ear or another body part. And Ian's asking if at any time during our journey of making this podcast, any of our guests have mentioned the involvement of government, either foreign or domestic, in the exploration of consciousness, remote viewing or telepathy. And to be honest, yeah, some of the scientists that we have interviewed have told me that they've advised with or consulted for or worked with at one time or another a different government agency.

But as far as the work we're doing at least thus far has been really trying, you know, to focus on storytelling rather than more these institutional or operational applications and we might dive into that more later in future seasons, but our team personally has not been involved in any work with intelligence or law enforcement or defense or anything like that. But I also do know a few non-speakers independently on their own terms who have chosen to offer their skills in situations like missing person's cases. And you know, with what's been shared with me, it's been described as very mutual, respectful, and voluntary, and not part of that I know of, a formal program, and it's not something that we've been involved in documenting or facilitating. And one of the non-speakers who'll be coming into our studio in the next few months for an in-person interview has helped with these cases. And I'll see what the

family's willing to share, and I promise to ask her about that. And so I want to tread really lightly here, but I think that anything that is exploring human potential and what humans are capable of. I would go out on a limb and just tell you that most superpowers in the world are exploring it. But I think in general, human potential and what is possible with our mind and consciousness is being looked at by various countries and nations because it's a it's an important part of the equation. And if you're not doing it, they might be left behind. Okay. Okay. And this next question is for Jamie and they asked if having witnessed everything in person and meeting all these amazing people, how it's changed my life, you know, not in a material type of way, but more internally and spiritually. And you know, I think there's many ways. I think the most profound and important is, you know, the human rights violations that

have taken place and are taking place every day against non-speakers and other and others with autism or challenges and others who have bodies or brains who might work differently than the rest of us. And the ferocity that some special interests and lobbyists and groups want to disavow and invalidate spelling is shocking and it's horrifying because it is so essential for some of the most incredible people I know to be able to communicate with the world. And I will say that the community out there listening, especially our Supercast sub subscribers who are so engaged are far and away helping to move the needle on this, you know, and I do think there's been some major changes and some great help and defense and allies coming to the support of non-speakers and their families. And I'm so grateful for that.

And then I think you know on a more personal way I mean I don't have a doubt now that the non-physical world is working with all of us is around us and engaged with us every day. That used to be something I thought you had to just take on faith and now I think you can take it on for me what feels like fact due to so much anecdotal evidence that I believe is standing on its own two legs now which is so great because right like if what the non-speakers were saying wasn't truthful it' be so easy to poke holes into it and discount but what's been happening is people all over the not just country but the world are waking up to you know the reality that a non-speaking family member or student is in there, they take them to learn to spell and if they're not already spelling, we'll work do the work to try to help them get on the boards and be open in their communication. And for so many of these people, not too long

after, you know, the validation of telepathy or these other spiritual gifts comes into fruition. So, I think it's amazing how how truth will stand on its own two legs and that's been beautiful. So, I don't take much of this on faith anymore. I take it on what I see to be a broad swipe of evidence that has played out over and over and over again. I certainly believe in God. I I do believe in afterlife, the amount of non-speakers who, you know, talk about energy and how we can affect not just our lives and be the architect of our lives, but how our energy impacts and affects others lives.

how it can affect even just a non-speaker being able to spell to regulate their own bodies. I think that's so important. I really believe that our brain is a filter now, you know, like that our brain filters out so many things. There's so much more that we can tap into. There's so much more that we have access to, but in order to function on this earth, our brain needs to filter. And I think that's it was an interesting revelation for me. As we start to bring in more non-speakers into our studios to be interviewed, you will hear so many of them talking about other, I guess, beings you can't see.

You know, they they they talk about such engagement with angels, you know, ancestors. They talk about dark energy. That type of stuff is really hard to believe, I think. I think that's even harder to believe sometimes than like telepathy. At least it was for me. It was felt so out there at first. I don't really I I I believe it much more than I ever did that there's other stuff out there working with us all the time besides just energy. So, you know, it's had a profound impact on my life. And like for me, I I really need facts and evidence to believe something and I know that's the opposite of faith. Like I know that. And you know, I grew up Lutheran and I remember when I was getting confirmed, you had to go all these classes and like I think it was in seventh or eighth grade. You go to your confirmation class, you graduate, you're confirmed and it was like a big deal.

And I remember all all my little confirmation class got confirmed and then went down and had the party and I remember sitting in the pews in the church and being like,"I will not go down to this party until you give me proof. Like I will not until I believe there's proof." And I guess I've always been that way. And what I feel like now is such a certainty that there's something more there based on the sheer amount of ample evidence what I've seen in the telepathy tests that will be in the film. Many of which will be in the film and many of many won't be in the film but they'll be out in new journals and scientific journals. I'd say in the next 5 or 10 years this will be I I think like really well documented in a scientific format and it's exciting. So if telepathy is possible, energies engaging with us and what the non-speakers have said over and over again about, you know, angels and realms

and that type of thing. It sounds so hard to believe. It sounds like science fiction, but I just, you know, at a certain point you either choose to believe these individuals who have nothing to gain, no power, no money, no status, nothing to gain. And and it takes a long hard time to spell out their thoughts. either they're telling the truth all over the world or they're in some huge great mass conspiracy to trick us. And I think it's the former. So this next question from a listener is whether or not I've ever come across spoon bending in my work. And I've not personally witnessed it, but for those that are wondering what we're even talking about, I would say it's a form of psychokinesis or metal bending. And there has been research on it and there's certainly been eyewitness documentation. And whether you love him or hate him, Yuri Geller is one of the most, you know, tested people in this

regard. His spoon betting and other side gifts were documented under controlled conditions at the Stanford Research Institute in the 1970s. And scientists that were testing him, you know, were people like Harold Putoff and Russell Tar. And these experiments occurred before Geller was publicly framed as a magician because later, you know, he really became known as a magician. But a lot of these experiments came about before that even happened and there's a lot of declassified CIA summaries referencing this work that took place at the Stanford Research Institute. So you should definitely definitely definitely check that out. Yeah. Okay. Another question here is what I believe about the concepts of divine and evil especially given what I've heard or come across in my work. And there's really two things here. I mean I think first is just everywhere we look in nature reality seems to organize itself through

opposites, right? There's light and dark. There's matter and antimatter. There's expansion and contraction, change and counterchange. And I don't think that automatically proves the existence of, you know, evil or divine forces as beings. But it does strongly suggest that polarity is almost fundamental to our reality. And then with that said, I have talked to so many non-speakers, some who you'll be hearing upcoming here on the talk tracks uh this year that discuss seeing good and bad energy who say there's angels and the opposites of angels and that those are very real. And the other day actually I was interviewing a non-speaker and I asked well and I said well where do they live? You know what dimension? If it's a dimension like what is that? and she wrote the real one and I said, "Is that the same one we're in?" And she said, "No, we're in a lower frequency one."

So, you'll be seeing that conversation coming up here soon, but but I think divine and evil is real from my understanding of just how we understand reality. And whether or not you believe that there are beings that help manifest that, it's a tricky thing to wrap your head around. It's really hard for me to even wrap my head around. I think the concept of divine and evil track with what we've seen about how opposites, you know, organize themselves within our reality and in our universe. And when it comes to beings that might define that, I think that's a much harder thing to wrap your head around. I know it is for me. And I think especially the concept of like a dark energy or demon feels so dogmatic and so bizarre, it's almost hard for me to comprehend. But I can relay that multiple multiple multiple non-speakers say that's very real. This next question is from Jeff and we are getting a lot of questions from all you

amazing people about the documentary and the status of the documentary and I'm so excited to share a bunch here. So I'd say around last September I made the film I wanted to make. I thought it was just incredible and I sent it to a lot of our investors. I sent it to a lot of the families and CRPs and story consultants and some non-speakers to just watch and give notes and say, "What are you guys thinking?" And almost everyone said, "Wait, why aren't you in it?" And I'm an introvert and I never intended to put myself in that. I thought, "Well, I don't no one cares about, you know, people care what the what these families and and I'm speakers and the teachers are saying." And a lot of the feedback we got was like there sort of needs to be a guide because this world is so expansive. So then we went through the work of kind of digging through all this old footage to be like, okay, there's a ton of stuff I set up,

obviously recording myself or having others record me and that type of thing. So that took about 3 or 4 months to kind of go through and like reshape the movie to include that. The other thing was that the movie, the first draft of it was close to three hours and we've been trying to bring it down and now it's a little over two, but we're feeling great about it and I think it really gives a beautiful introduction to this world through the telepathy how broad it is to the fact that you know parents and teachers all over the world have been experiencing it. It goes through some tests then it goes through the trying to understand non-speakers and their methods of communication more clearly.

We follow a non-speaker just starting their spelling journey and it's pretty amazing what they spell and then we go into a bit of a science journey and then we go through a spirit journey and for me that's really when the film unlocked. You know I always try to craft most stories in a three-act format and this one I couldn't fit into a three-act format and at one point I said to editor can we just do four acts? Like who who made it three acts? Can we do four? And when we started thinking about that way, telepathy spelling science and spirit, it all kind of came together.

So, we're going to do a big screening here in two weeks for a lot of our, you know, investors and, you know, some focus groups, people who don't know anything about the telepathy tapes and some teachers and, you know, a kind of a random group. We'll get a final round of notes and we're set to be story locked, like picture locked where you can't make any changes on March 1st. And then we finish the color and the mix and the film should be ready to go in the summer where it will premiere. I can't wait to announce all that as soon as we know if we're gonna, you know, do the festival route or that type of thing. But we have so many fun announcements coming. We're all feeling really excited about it and it feels so good because you know with a film it's like you're pushing a snowball up a mountain for a long time and sometimes it keeps rolling back on you and it keeps rolling back and then you

start up again and then there's a moment where you get to the top of the mountain and then you're pushing downhill and we're finally pushing downhill and it's I can't wait for you all to see it and thank you for the support and the question. Okay, and then we have a lot of questions here about future seasons and there are so many great ideas coming in from all of you and actually we are reading those. We have a whiteboard of things that we're thinking about and what our audience wants us to deep dive into. So, keep those coming. We take them really seriously. I can say that we are working very closely right now with the person who has optioned almost all of the work for Dolores Cannon to start doing deep dive into her work and what was revealed through her and to meet her family. It's really exciting. That won't be the next season, but we are starting to build that. We are making a big trip

to to UVA next week to really start to investigate children who remember past lives and their life between lives and what that all means. So, we're also looking at some places in Scotland regarding some interesting stuff. I don't want to talk too much about it here, but but there's a lot of cool stuff I think on the horizon and there's a lot of places to go with it. So, so please share. And and another question was about investigating world religions and ancient religions more. And we are starting to bring that into as many shows as we can because I think it's really important. So yes, we will keep doing that. Okay, let's see what else we have here. Okay. Okay. This next question is from Todd. If you would like to volunteer to assist the non-verbal autistic in getting their voice, what would be the best way to serve? You should absolutely look into getting certified as a spelling coach or CRP,

communication regulation partner. There is a glut. We need more people to be learning this. I'm so excited to announce that Natalia, who's Nah's sister from episode 6 of season 2, and a wonderful teacher named Maria Welsh, who is living in Chicago, have formed a new spelling program called The Bridge. We will put some info, you know, we'll we'll tag that in here. That's going to be an incredible way to get certified. There's also spelling to communicate, the spellers method, rapid propping method or RPM. Just so you know, S2C or spelling to communicate does not like to talk about telepathy. They shut it down every chance they get, but the bridge will be very open about it. So, I highly encourage you to look into the bridge and get certified. That's one of the best things you can do. Okay. So, one of the questions was why we've only interviewed children or young adults and not included older non-speaking adults.

And you know, I'd say the range of non-speaking adults that we have featured on our show go from about 8 to age 35. And then in episode 10 of season 1, where we interviewed non-speakers from around the world, there were some that were in their 50s or 60s. But I'd say the major reason for the disparity in age is when spelling came about. you know, it really wasn't even introduced at all until the 90s. And then, as you all know, there was a lot of push back from facilitated communication where people were being touched. That led to much more independent forms of communication being developed where there is no touch and they're extremely helpful and significant, but many of those didn't really catch on until, you know, into the later in the thousands. So, this is a newer methodology. So many of the people who are free and unlocked are in their 20s or 30s or younger. And that's devastating cuz you think about all of

the people who never got their voice, who were never unlocked, who've been trapped inside their body and and have never been able to get out and their parents never knew them. And I think parents have been told all sorts of things as well. Like for so many of the parents who are raising children with araxia, especially 30, 40, 50, and even now, you know, we're told there's there was no hope. Their child wasn't in there. And so some of these older adults sometimes they are you know institutionalized or living in a care facility where you know the parents never thought there was hope. So I say none of that with judgment. I think every family has really difficult choices around this stuff. But what we can do now like what once you know you know what to do and we all know that spelling is important and that older generations were really left behind.

Okay. Oh yeah. Okay. Okay, this is a question from Jim saying, "As we enter the new year, it'd be very interesting to have some of the non-speakers tell of what they see for 2026 and a few years beyond." That is an interesting question and you know we are having non-speakers into the studio. We are collecting questions for them. I had a wonderful young man in this morning and we asked some questions from our audience. So we'll add that to the list. And as far as the question is, do folks with autism who can't speak have the same types of gifts as the non-speakers? You know, and I asked a non-speaker about this this morning, and he told me, "We all have these gifts. It doesn't matter." You know, it's whether you tune into them, believe you have them, and have the want and able to regulate your system to access them. So, put that in your pocket. What I would encourage you to read is a book called Autism and the God

Connection. It came out years ago, like long before the telepathy tapes, was that book, Autism and the God Connection. It's fascinating because it goes through a lot of spiritual gifts that that a man with, you know, speaking autism has and and he he documents this stuff. So, I think there's a spectrum like anything. And we certainly get emails and letters from people who who are speakers with autism or a different level. You know, often they break up autism into level one, level two, level three, level three being the most severe with, you know, a preexia and non-speakers and that type of thing. And so we've heard from all different people with autism saying that they may too have a range of these gifts or experience many of the things the non-speakers talk about. You know our our focus has always been araxia non-speakers with araxia because I think that's where what we have seen and heard

from parents. You know this is the most consistent place where where this type of stuff shows up. So, but I certainly believe that this many of these gifts are extremely natural and run through every population of people and we've certainly gotten emails about them occurring in folks with level one and two autism as well as level three. Okay. So, I have one question here from Ila regarding religion. And I've asked many times non-speakers, you know, what is there one true religion? You know, is one more accurate than the other? And the response is always so thoughtfully beautiful and wise and it's usually something along these lines of all religions love God or God loves everyone or God is love. And it makes me think that the way like I might be asking that question is naive compared to what's really important. I know many non-speakers who parents are not religious or didn't grow up with a

specific organized religion who feel deeply deeply deeply religious. And I think it often manifests within the culture in which you're living. If your family is Muslim, you're deeply Muslim. Hindu, deeply Hindu, Christian, deeply Christian, Jewish, deeply Jewish. So I think the lens in which your culture that you grow up in and their family filters faith is often of course imprinted on you just like anything. But I I've only known of a few non-speakers to say there is one exact way and one exact religion. And those non-speakers who've said that tend to have deeply deeply deeply religious parents whether they be in the Jewish faith or Christian faith or Muslim faith. And then even Hindu faith. I think that's true of each of those situations I'm thinking of. But then the the situations where parents are often not very religious. The kids say remarkable things still. Some many will say they go somewhere at night.

They go to the realms. They study. That they have a deep relationship with God. that, you know, the spiritual world is very real, that they talk to people on the other side. So, I'm still trying to make sense of it as well. And I want hard and fast answers just like everyone else does, and it's it's hard to get them. So, and maybe that's cuz we're asking their own questions, but I love your question, and I will keep asking as many non-speakers as want to talk about it as they come in. Okay. So, next questions are from Ally. Will there be any episodes on aliens? Wouldn't we have ancestors lineages from many family lines, countries, cultures? Is veganism most compassionate? Are there malevolent beings? So, I will answer these as best as I can. I know there's a huge, huge, huge desire for us to go into extraterrestrials and do a deep dive.

There's so much compelling, interesting, fascinating content on the topic right now that if we do it, it has to be from a really deeply unique angle. I want it to be something that really looks at consciousness and has a breakthrough understanding. And I have put that out to a few scientists like if you have something that we could do deeper and more, you know, or take a different angle at than other people, let us know. So, so it's not off the table. It's just that, you know, right now there's a lot of the same things being investigated, which is important. Like, this is probably the biggest question, one of the biggest questions we could be asking. I would just want to do it really deeply different. So, just know that it's on the radar. How do we understand ancestors? Well, I can tell you that so many non-speakers talk about how important they are, how often they communicate with them, and then there's

many questions on past lives that Ally had. We're going to do a deep dive into that next season. Any question you've ever had on past lives, ancestors, lineages, cultures, how this might work will be totally investigated in season 3. You will have hopefully no questions left around those things after season 3. So, hold on to your pants. I mean, that's going to be a big big big season and I'm really excited about it. Your question on veganism being most compassionate, I will find out that answer. You know, it's it's one of the things that not many spellers have talked about. I mean, I think factory farming is kind of like a form of slavery, really. I mean, I think what we did before, when you thank the earth and hunted animals and grew your own crops was probably the most sustainable, compassionate way to live. And we've gone way off the rails now with how we're treating animals and basically

raising them, you know, to be killed. And I don't know the answer to that. I would think that yes, I mean, my personal opinion is that veganism and vegetarianism, just eating responsibly and being thoughtful about what you're eating, being thankful for what you're eating, being knowledgeable about how something was raised or, you know, brought to your table is really important. So, you know, I I I think just be really mindful and thoughtful and gracious and and always truly like give thanks to to the food that you're eating. One of these questions is from Terry and do I hone my own intuition skills? And what I'd say about that is I really try to just be a receiver right now of other people's stories and information and I'm trying to do my best to kind of investigate and pull together a good responsible team and weave things together in a really grounded, responsible, trustworthy way. And it

doesn't leave much time for me to go explore the stuff on my own. Of course, I'm always talking to people and thinking about it and reading about it, but like do I have way less time to meditate now than I ever have before in my life, which is the irony of it, you know, but I see, you know, in my retirement, I I would love to learn herbology as something I'd love to do. I really want to start meditating more, hiking in the morning with my dogs. Like, so there's a lot I just need to find the balance, but I think my life has been thrown out of balance a little bit. But thanks for that question. And I'm not doing much right now. not as no way like I would like to be but I'm actually living I'm very happy with my life and that's okay. So will you list all the practitioners and healers you've worked with? That is a great question.

We will do that. Yeah, I'll have our talk tracks EP Jill work on getting as many that we've talked about. Put maybe we could even make a social media post where we outline them all and and how to get a hold of them. Okay, I got the question from Stephanie about Altadena housing and is the soil contaminated? Is it safe to move back? I will ask a few. You know, Nina and Natalia will be in here in the next week. I'll find out for you. So, be ready for the Nina Natalia talk tracks coming up and I will ask that question. Thank you for everyone who wrote in and so generously shared your thoughts and questions and curiosities and I hope this helped.

All right. Yay. Thanks all.

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In this session, Ky Dickens addresses questions from parents of non-speaking individuals, particularly focusing on strategies to encourage communication and spelling proficiency in their children. Highlighting the complexities of the parent-child dynamic, Dickens emphasizes the importance of patience, emotional detachment, and the benefits of input from non-speaking peers and their caregivers to…

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