Some of you have probably heard of David Wilcock. He's been on Ancient Aliens, has written books connecting a bunch of esoteric facts together and made me think about stuff I had never thought about and learn about stuff I had never heard of. I saw him at a conference a few years ago because I wanted to meet the all those conspiracy theorists I had spent hours reading in person to get a sense if they were telling the truth.
I got a sense he was an amazing story teller but I didn't quite believe everything he was saying either. In fairness, he once described himself as "80 percent right" which seems about correct. He was generally optimistic that the good guys were going to win, they had the upper hand already, and big changes were right around the corner but kept moving the goalposts as to when it would happen. And yeah...I recognize the similarities to Farsight a bit there but I think there were some key differences. Wilcock seemed to rely more on external sources...channelers, insiders...than blind remote viewing. His science was often speculation and not reproducible. The reincarnation claims he made about being Edgar Cayce seemed incomplete to me...there wasn't a good theory of the soul or how we all got here in the first place. At the conference I met him with Corey Goode, an alleged secret space program soldier, and I felt something was off. This was before Corey Goode was more publicly discredited.
I got the sense there was Wilcock was telling some true things but also deflecting people from the rest of the story. I'm glad I went to that conference because I figured it out there.
Wilcock was by FAR the most popular speaker at the conference. This was Contact in the Desert in 2018. Lots of ufo community there.
I got the sense he was a bit ot a plant though. Very smart and empathetic but also something seemed off. I met Michael Salla and Laura Eisenhower at the same conference. Actually had lunch with both of them; they seemed more genuine. I didn't quite agree with everything Dr. Salla said but I didn't think he was trying to hustle anyone either. Wilcock seemed more like he was a circus master a la P.T. Barnum but with a high level of charisma.
I just read David Wilcock died yesterday. Apparently suicide? That's sad. I don't think he deserved that. It could be true but the timing seems interesting too. Could be worth investigating more....
I've not heard of this...where did you read this? If it were true, it would be all over youtube and Kerry Cassidy and many others would be talking about it.
I don't know if he was Edgar Cayce, don't think that matters much, we all have been someone else in the past.
David Wilcock came out a couple years ago after he started to have his memories come back right after his marriage then he went down hill from there. He had a full on break down and had to take a sabbatical for which he spent writing his books on the Micheal Prophecies. I don't trust any of these so called angels or channels so anyway....
he exposed how he had telekinesis when he was a child, and these secret societies who do this sort of rituals for their acts they did this to him on stage in front of a bunch of other old men who watched like they were watching a play. These memories that surfaced destroyed his marriage and then he started doing lives on his Micheal prophecies material. I liked his previous books, they are very revealing especially his one on the financial system.
So as of now, today....He's still alive so I wouldn't pay attention to these videos that will go around and say someone past away, they are usually click bait, articles too. He wouldn't kill himself, no way....so if they would say that about him, then he exposed too much for them.