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This Former US Navy Chief claims humans have encountered the SAME 7 or 8 types of mysterious DMT ENTITIES for 4,500 YEARS, and that some people are even BANNED from returning to their realm, not by humans, but by the Entities themselves.

Former Navy Chief Chase Hughes claims he spent FIVE HOURS inside that experience himself.

During his March 2026 interview with Steven Bartlett on The Diary of a CEO, Hughes revealed that he underwent an extended intravenous DMT session in Denver.

He described DMT as something that takes you outside ordinary reality, comparing it to a two-dimensional creature suddenly being lifted off a sheet of paper and allowed to see a three-dimensional world.

According to Hughes, DMT users repeatedly visit similar places and encounter the same seven or eight types of entities. He even claimed these encounters have remained consistent throughout 4,500 years of history.

He said the world he experienced on DMT felt "a thousand, maybe a million times more real" than ours.

When he returned, everyday reality appeared strangely artificial, almost like a low-resolution cartoon. He compared the experience to looking backstage in The Truman Show.

Hughes claimed some people have been told by entities that they are no longer welcome. Their DMT experiences supposedly stop, and even repeated attempts fail to take them back.

Bartlett also discussed reports of the "waiting room," the "gray room," and the terrifying "hyperslap," where users describe being confronted or rejected by mysterious beings.

And there is actual research into these unusual encounters.

A 2022 study published in Scientific Reports examined 3,778 online DMT experience reports. Nearly 46% mentioned encounters with entities, including ALIENS, reptilian or insectlike beings, machine elves, and jesters.

Another study published in 2020 by Johns Hopkins-affiliated researchers surveyed 2,561 people who reported DMT entity encounters.

Astonishingly, 85% reported extrasensory perception, such as telepathy, while 74% said they communicated with these beings TELEPATHICALLY.

Of course, these studies document people's experiences. They do not establish that the entities exist independently of the brain.

But are these beings and strange places products of the human brain under DMT, or are people experiencing something about consciousness and reality that science has yet to fully explain?

I wrote earlier about the Kogi tribe of Colombia, who traditionally select certain babies to spend years in "NEAR-TOTAL DARKNESS."

The children are trained to connect with what the Kogi believe is an invisible cosmic consciousness behind all life.

They call this realm ALUNA, the source of all life, where everything exists as thought before becoming physical reality.

Now compare this with Dr. Iya Whiteley's argument that babies may possess sensory connections that become less apparent as they grow.

Two very different ideas, but both raise a fascinating question: How much of what we perceive as reality is shaped by what we're taught to experience as children?

This woman who trained EUROPEAN ASTRONAUTS says babies are born with 150 hidden sensory abilities, and she believes we begin shutting them down before a child can even TALK.

Dr. Iya Whiteley spent years studying how pilots and astronauts think, perceive danger, and make decisions under extreme conditions.

In a conversation with neuroscientist Mayim Bialik, Whiteley discussed SYNAESTHESIA, a neurological phenomenon in which sounds can trigger colors, words can evoke tastes, and numbers can have their own colors or personalities.

Whiteley cites around 150 known forms of synesthesia, and she makes a startling claim:

"Our babies are born with all of it. Every newborn arrives with synaesthesia."

She says that between six and nine months, the brain begins pruning pathways that aren't being reinforced.

Imagine a child hearing a frog croak and saying the sound is BLUE. An adult immediately corrects the child, explaining that frogs are green and sounds cannot have colors.

Whiteley argues the child might actually be describing a genuine sensory experience, one the adult no longer has. She says we aren't teaching them about the world; we're teaching their brain to close a door.

And here's where it gets interesting.

In 2011, researchers at the University of California, San Diego, found that certain shapes influenced color preferences in babies just 2 to 3 months old. They did not observe the same effect in 8-month-olds or adults.

The findings raised an intriguing possibility: some sensory connections that exist early in life may fade as the brain develops.

However, this doesn't establish that all babies possess 150 forms of synesthesia or that parents correcting their children causes these connections to disappear.

But if a child says they can HEAR a color, why are we so certain the child is wrong and the adult is right?

Elon Musk says humanity has seen NO SIGN OF ALIENS, but this former U.S. Air Force intelligence specialist claims Musk was shown UFO material that he and other defense contractors allegedly admitted was "NOT US."

And he claims there's an EMAIL THREAD about it.

Dylan Borland, who testified before Congress on September 9, 2025, recently challenged Musk publicly.

Borland claims numerous people in the intelligence community saw an email thread involving Musk and other DoD contractors.

He added that he'd let the people who went to Musk tell that story.

But there's another strange allegation involving Musk.

Whistleblower Matthew Brown has publicly claimed Musk was already briefed by a special executive staff linked to Donald Trump on a mysterious program called MARSUPIAL.

Brown linked the alleged program to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency's supposed ability to track "non-structured light-energy craft" flying around the world.

He even urged Musk to request a tour of special-project hangars at Naval Air Station Patuxent River in Maryland, specifically mentioning defense contractor Amentum.

Amentum's work at the naval station is publicly documented, but Brown's allegations about what might be hidden in those hangars remain unverified.

Brown also claimed a group he calls "the AT" has an AI capable of predicting future events. He hinted at unconventional propulsion technology too, writing that rockets "feel so 1947."

The alleged emails involving Musk have never been made public, and neither whistleblower's claims about secret briefings have been independently verified.

If those emails exist, they could be examined.

So why hasn't anyone produced them?