The “Emergency Briefing” part is a bit dramatic, but Gregg starts out answering Amrit’s question about a fascinating thing that curious 5-year old Gregg got himself up to. Shamans pretty much all have some kind of thing that propels them head first into the spirit world. For some of us white, round-eyes, the initiation is basically the first 39 years of life (or so). Others get hit by lightning, and still others take such matters into their own hands, like young Gregg did…
I’m finding out more about the man in this presentation than I ever would have guessed. He’s a breathing encyclopedia of knowledge. Gregg mentions Seven Epigenetic Triggers that are at the core of our most ancient and cherished spiritual traditions:
Longevity ~ Thought ~ Feeling ~ Emotion ~ Breath ~ Focus ~ Nutrition ~ Movement
It’s a fascinating discussion (lecture)…
YouTube Notes:
What if the story of where we came from is only part of the truth—and discovering the rest changes how we face our future?
Gregg Braden joins Amrit Sandhu to explore ancient clay tablets, human origins, and his perspective on a global reset unfolding toward 2030–2032. From his childhood encounter with mysterious hooded figures to his interpretations of ancient creation texts, Gregg connects questions about our past with the choices shaping our world today.
Together, they examine claims of extraterrestrial contact, the implications of disclosure for religion, and what increasingly powerful technologies could mean for human identity. Gregg shares why he believes our DNA, consciousness, empathy, and creative abilities hold possibilities we have barely begun to understand—and why we should consider what we might lose before handing those abilities over to machines.
At the heart of this conversation is a deeply personal question: as our world changes, how do we preserve and fully embrace what makes us human?