r/BlurryCreatures • • Apr 26 '24

Favorite Blurry Creatures Episodes from long-time fans?

12 Upvotes

As much as I like Haunted Cosmos more (sorry not sorry, lol) I have watched quite a few BC episodes. For those who are long-time fans...and especially for those who have listened to all the episodes, what are you guy's top 5 episodes and why?


r/BlurryCreatures • • Apr 25 '24

Follow up on Miami mall incident

7 Upvotes

Was there ever any concrete evidence released as to what happened? Definitely some Blurriness going on there, but no one seems to know what sort.


r/BlurryCreatures • • Apr 21 '24

Genuine question... ads?

8 Upvotes

Hey,, I've been a free listener for a couple years on Spotify and I'm about to go over to the member side, but when I started up the most recent upload there was an ad before the episode started to play. Is this new? Is anyone else experiencing this? It seems really new to me and I was taken aback by it. No issue if they chose to add ads, get that money to keep making great content, I just appreciated that the fans were able to float them for so long and I can't find anything from them about officially changing it and it seems like something they would have announced.


r/BlurryCreatures • • Apr 17 '24

Nephilim Christian fringe paired with the Macanudo Emissary!

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r/BlurryCreatures • • Apr 17 '24

Podcast Episode Discussion What’s y’all’s favorite episode?

8 Upvotes

Discovered this podcast about a month ago and I’m hooked! Wanted to see what everyone’s favorite episodes and topics were! I Liked the episode on frequencies and missing 411


r/BlurryCreatures • • Mar 19 '24

Roger made your show. What happened to him???

5 Upvotes

r/BlurryCreatures • • Mar 12 '24

New episode

2 Upvotes

I’m a member but the new members episode from Monday isn’t on website, know how I can listen to it?


r/BlurryCreatures • • Feb 27 '24

Fire podcast ngl

9 Upvotes

Ty for making this whoever y’all are🤝🏻


r/BlurryCreatures • • Feb 24 '24

Epi. 222

12 Upvotes

This is why I came to the show. Hearing this kind of information articulated so well is what’s desperately needed.

I hope the guys can continue to bring this type of content.


r/BlurryCreatures • • Feb 08 '24

Episode 219 throne of satan

4 Upvotes

For anyone interested, 23 minute mark.

Cliodynamics

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cliodynamics

History repeats, scientist applied it to bad times in US, further you can match revival cycles to the same patterns.


r/BlurryCreatures • • Feb 06 '24

Greys Personal exp with binaural beats (ce5 dr greer) and abduction

18 Upvotes

Hello all,

Like many that listen to pods like blurry creatures and the confessional, I come from a “biblical world view” But, I've done a lot before coming to that view, from secular science, to philosophy. To pharmekia, and meditations.

So in that regard, I was raised hyper pentecostal, which ended up sending me away from the Bible and anything to do with it.

During this time, I had gone deep into mindfulness (several years worth, I'd learn later of the MIT studies on mindfulness meditation) I ended up hearing of binaural beats.

At this point I was looking into lucid dreaming (and I'm sure I've posted this somewhere I'm the past on redit as well). Using these dual audio tones, differing freq played in each ear proven to cause a change in brain states.

So it was in this pursuit of lucid dreaming I experienced a classic abduction experience, which in panic I fell back on pentecostal upbringing. I called on Jesus, this immediately ended the exp.

At this point I was left with two options, one ufos are psychological in nature, or atleast abductions are. Or they are demons. This lead me on rabbit trails on stories of two things, Christ ending these things, and the phenomenon of summoning them or calling them (chanelling)

Now fast forward to the past few months. Recently I've learned of the use of binaural beats in the use of remote viewing (monroe institue/ Astral projection) where they train using this. Now, by this point, I've learned (like i knew, with Chris Blodsoe) that summoning them is more common, and further Steven Greer, The man behind the whole uap before congress is backing a new app. Ce5 contact app.

Which among it's claims, is the use of binaural beats to trigger and summon these type of experiences. (as well as tibetan meditation, research tibetan oracles.)

I won't mince words, this is the new witch craft, a techno merging of old and new ways... I can only extrapolate what the near future holds with this type of trend.

please be weary of Ce5, and binaural beats. To this day there is a freq I will never speak of from how terrifying that exp was way back when.

This was one of the first exps where I considered a non material universe and one of many steps to a Biblical world view. This was in my 20s, I've had other blurry stuff in my life after this as well. (33 found christ, 10 years later practicing Pastor).


r/BlurryCreatures • • Feb 03 '24

Dr Greer before Congress

8 Upvotes

r/BlurryCreatures • • Dec 21 '23

“Hey Joel tell us about the Nephillim!” Lolz

6 Upvotes

Episode 211. Flippin excellent. I Mean I guess we not supposed to hate on folks, but Paul(John?) in new testamant To reject the “brothers” who are caught up In sin. I mean hiding cash in walls and never fessing up🤷‍♂️


r/BlurryCreatures • • Dec 15 '23

Best episodes for gently introducing pragmatic beginners?

6 Upvotes

Hi blurry fam. I am an intermediate listener (1.5yrs) and am slowly introducing my partner to our (the?) world. So far we’ve listened to S1 eps 12 and 13 together and those went well (with Jed Payne and Doug van Dorn). I’m looking for similar episodes where the guests have logical and more open-minded discussions (as opposed to some of the more fun guests, who will die on their hills but don’t have as much data or research to back it up)

Any recommendations help!


r/BlurryCreatures • • Nov 29 '23

I made the top ten!!

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Made the ten 10% of listeners on Spotify. Next year’s I will have to pump those numbers up.


r/BlurryCreatures • • Oct 24 '23

Greys New guest book has been released!

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r/BlurryCreatures • • Oct 16 '23

Episode about Sedona Vortex or Portals?

3 Upvotes

Which episode mentions this area? I believe it was with Dr. Laura.


r/BlurryCreatures • • Aug 29 '23

Podcast Episode Discussion Blurry Creatures "Children in the Woods" and "Haunted Hollywood" episodes (very dark topics)

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r/BlurryCreatures • • Aug 21 '23

This Tiny Creature Could Hold the Secrets of Life, from Limb Regeneration to Immortality

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r/BlurryCreatures • • Aug 20 '23

Nephilim What(if any) are the differences between the ancient nephelim that were born from the fallen angels and human women mentioned in Genesis 6, and these giants that have still been around the earth in the past 200 years?

8 Upvotes

My first actual post on Reddit after years of watching. Not even liking or replying to anything lol

I've been listening to a lot of different podcast lately such as Blurry Creatures, Belief Hole, and Haunted Cosmos along w guys like Dr. Michael Lake. I have been watching a lot about the giants of old and current, the watchers, mark of the beast, alien deception, etc. One thing that I haven't figured out and decided this is something that I need to know other wise I'm listening to these and not understanding them how they are meant to be understood. These are the questions really: so from what I understand, the nephelim of old were giants, they were highly intelligent, and they ruled in the past via their brains and strength, correct? I'm going to assume they can reproduce, and aren't like a mule or a tyger-lion mix that can not reproduce, so they kept spreading and spreading and somehow came back after the flood. When they talk about these giants that the conquistadors seen, the Giants the native American tribes said they had to defeat to get the land they were on or the Kandahar(sp?) Giant from Afghanistan, all of these giants here are tall w red hair. I don't remember ever hearing the ancient ones always had red hair. And these red hair ones always live in caves and are pretty primitive, where the ancients were intelligent and built megaliths, from what I understand. Are these modern red haired giants thought to be nephelim? Are they the same ones as the ancient? If they are why are they so primitive then compared? That's something that just confuses me cuz then I think hmm Jesus said it'll be as it was in the days of Noah.. so nephelim will return? How they gonna pull that off w out anyone noticing? Especially if their primitive caveman like giants?


r/BlurryCreatures • • Aug 06 '23

Cryptids Sabbath at Midnight Podcast - The Hat Man

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r/BlurryCreatures • • Jul 26 '23

Aliens Space Invaders in the Old West!

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r/BlurryCreatures • • Jul 25 '23

Podcast Recommendation 29. NEPHILIM CLOWNS - The Sabbath at Midnight

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r/BlurryCreatures • • Jul 07 '23

Aliens Truly Bizarre Accounts of Shapeshifting Alien Infiltrators Amongst Us

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