Joseph Gelet — Global Intel Hub
Transcript of the talk below:
Introduction
Hello, this is Joseph Gelet with Global Intel Hub.
This is a video about an amazing topic that I’m going to start doing more videos on, because there’s really no other way to put this into a bigger context.
This is something that can change your life. That’s how powerful I think this material is.
The content for today is about this book, The Convoluted Universe. I’m only, to be honest, about halfway through it, but it seems like this is almost an encyclopedia of our history.
So let me give you a quick background on Global Intel Hub, why this book is important, and who the author is.
Global Intel Hub and the Research Model
Global Intel Hub was established in 2010 as a deep-analysis group focused on financial markets.
We are Wall Street people. We are traders. We are investors.
But the larger story is that we also look at alternative history. That means we don’t necessarily claim to know what the truth is, but we are willing to question mainstream narratives and examine information that may not fit comfortably into conventional explanations.
We are interested in human origins, alternative history, current events, technology, spirituality, and deep history.
In financial markets, one of the most useful questions is often: Where is the information advantage?
Short sellers, forensic researchers, and investors investigating potential fraud often look for places where a company’s public story does not match the underlying facts.
If a company is misleading investors about its balance sheet, its business, or its performance, and you can identify that gap, you may have what could be called information arbitrage.
You know something the broader public does not yet understand.
That is part of the model behind Global Intel Hub.
We look at a subject, collect information, compare sources, and attempt to build a thesis.
The subject could be financial markets, but it could also involve technology, spirituality, alternative history, or other difficult areas of research.
Sources and Intelligence Gathering
In intelligence gathering, you have sources.
A source could be:
- a website,
- a person,
- a subscription,
- a physical location,
- a book,
- an author,
- or an entire series of books.
Some of the topics we research are extremely difficult to analyze.
How do you research something when the person or institution with the real information may be spending enormous resources trying to conceal it?
That dynamic exists on Wall Street.
Fraud is a simple example.
If someone is operating a major fraud, that person has an incentive to create stories, documents, structures, and explanations that conceal what is actually happening.
Trading strategies can work in a similar way. If everyone discovers a profitable strategy and begins exploiting it, the advantage may disappear.
So there is often an incentive to hide valuable information.
I believe similar dynamics can exist in other areas of research as well.
Difficult Questions About Human Origins
Take science and human origins.
There are major questions surrounding how life developed and how humans became what we are today.
Mainstream models describe the gradual development of life through chemistry and evolution over enormous spans of time.
My concern is not that we should reject science, but that there are still important gaps and unanswered questions.
There are transitions in the development of life and human evolution that are extremely complex.
There are things we understand reasonably well and other things we understand very poorly.
When science does not yet understand something, that uncertainty often becomes a placeholder for future discovery.
The same issue appears when dealing with consciousness, the spiritual world, or extraordinary experiences.
How do you research something that cannot easily be measured physically?
How do you investigate an astral experience, a near-death experience, or a reported encounter with another form of intelligence?
You cannot necessarily bring physical evidence back with you.
That creates a methodological problem.
Corroboration and Extraordinary Claims
There is, however, a method.
As the saying goes:
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
One way to approach unusual claims is through corroboration.
You compare:
- witness testimony,
- historical records,
- physical artifacts,
- independent accounts,
- archaeological evidence,
- documents,
- cultural traditions,
- regression reports,
- and other forms of data.
No single data point necessarily proves a claim.
But when unrelated sources begin describing similar things, you can begin building a larger picture.
That is one reason I find Dolores Cannon’s work so interesting.
Dolores Cannon and QHHT
Dolores Cannon was a hypnotherapist and author who developed a method called Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique, or QHHT.
She conducted hypnosis sessions, recorded them, documented what people said, and gradually accumulated a very large body of material.
Originally, much of the work was connected to healing.
But something unusual began to happen.
People who did not know one another began describing experiences that seemed to contain overlapping themes.
Some described past lives.
Some described Atlantis.
Some described other worlds.
Some described non-human intelligences.
Some accounts appeared to contain similarities despite the individuals being geographically separated and having no apparent relationship to one another.
Cannon became increasingly interested in the information itself.
Over time, her work evolved into a massive collection of reported experiences.
In some sessions, she believed she was communicating not simply with the subject’s subconscious mind, but with intelligences or entities operating at another level of consciousness.
That is where the material becomes especially extraordinary.
Why The Convoluted Universe Matters
I’m not going to try to summarize the entire book because there is simply too much material.
But I want to explain why I think it is important.
The book addresses subjects such as:
- the Ark of the Covenant,
- Atlantis,
- ancient Egypt,
- pyramids,
- extraterrestrial intelligence,
- consciousness,
- multidimensional reality,
- time,
- crop circles,
- reincarnation,
- spiritual development,
- and the nature of human existence.
One example is the Ark of the Covenant.
In Cannon’s material, the Ark is described in part as a communication or energy-related device.
Some of the traditional stories describing it as dangerous are interpreted as warnings designed to keep people away from it.
The idea presented is that the Ark may have contained or interacted with some kind of powerful energy.
The book also describes more than one Ark and presents stories about what may have happened to them.
Whether one accepts those accounts literally or not, they are extremely interesting as research material.
The Importance of Multidimensional Thinking
One of my biggest takeaways from this book is not even a specific historical claim.
It is the importance of what I would call multidimensional intelligence.
We are generally taught to think linearly.
We imagine time as a straight line:
You are born.
You live.
You die.
Then something else happens.
But many of the experiences described in this material suggest that time may not work that way outside our normal frame of reference.
Perhaps we experience linear time locally, while a larger reality operates very differently.
In that model, something that appears to take thousands of years from our perspective could be experienced completely differently elsewhere.
A useful popular metaphor is the movie Interstellar.
In the film, the characters visit a planet where one hour corresponds to years passing elsewhere because of gravitational effects.
The movie is fiction, but it illustrates a real scientific idea: time is not experienced identically under all conditions.
The book takes that concept much further and applies it to dimensions, consciousness, and different forms of existence.
“We Are Communicating With Your Readers in the Future”
One passage that really stayed with me involved the idea that the intelligences communicating through Cannon were not only speaking to her.
They were also communicating with people who would read the books years later.
The concept was essentially:
We are giving you this information now because someone in the future will read it, and that information may influence what that person does.
That is an extraordinary idea.
It turns the book itself into part of the experience.
The reader becomes another link in the chain.
Cannon’s material often discusses what is sometimes called ascension, although I think that word has become somewhat overused.
What interested me more was the attempt to describe the mechanics behind a larger change in consciousness.
The idea is not merely spiritual language.
The material attempts to describe a transition toward a more multidimensional understanding of existence.
Crop Circles and Intelligence
The book also discusses crop circles.
The material suggests that not every crop circle necessarily has the same origin.
Some could potentially be created physically.
Others are described as expressions of a larger intelligence communicating through geometry, patterns, energy, or consciousness.
People who visit crop circles report a wide variety of experiences.
Some feel physically ill.
Some report unusual psychological effects.
Some describe altered states or out-of-body experiences.
The interpretation offered is that different individuals may respond differently depending on their own state of consciousness and personal development.
The Pyramids and Ancient Technology
Another subject that fascinated me was the construction of the pyramids.
The book describes devices that supposedly used sound, energy, or resonance to manipulate stone.
The concept is that advanced knowledge or technology may have been provided to humans, who then participated directly in construction.
In that story, human labor was involved, but humans also had access to technological methods far beyond what we normally associate with ancient construction.
The material suggests that stones could be moved, shaped, or altered through techniques involving energy and sound.
According to the account, the pyramids were not simply tombs.
They were multifunctional structures connected with energy, knowledge, healing, communication, and other purposes.
Later Egyptian civilization may have inherited structures whose original functions were no longer understood.
That is why later cultures may have interpreted certain chambers as burial spaces.
It is an interesting idea: imagine inheriting an advanced machine after its power source is gone.
You can see the object, but you no longer understand what it was designed to do.
Atlantis
Atlantis is another major theme.
The society described in the book was highly advanced but still recognizably human.
People lived in homes.
They had families.
They had social structures.
They conducted business and trade.
They loved music, fashion, art, and dancing.
They were also described as having highly developed intuitive or psychic abilities.
Technology and consciousness were much more integrated than in our civilization.
Lighting, for example, is described as interacting with a person’s presence or emotional state.
But the civilization eventually became increasingly ego-driven.
According to the material, some individuals began using advanced abilities and technologies in ways that violated natural balances.
There were experiments and abuses of power.
The problem was not technology itself.
The problem was how consciousness used technology.
That is an important distinction.
Eventually, the civilization collapsed.
Some survivors are described as carrying knowledge into other regions, including Egypt.
How I Evaluate This Material
Now someone may say:
“This is not real.”
My response is that information does not have to be accepted as absolute truth in order to be studied.
That is not how I approach research.
I treat information as data.
Even eyewitness testimony to an ordinary event can vary dramatically.
If twenty people witness the same event, they may give twenty different descriptions.
One person may have been distracted.
Another may have been emotionally involved.
Another may have had a better viewing angle.
Memory is complicated.
Perception is complicated.
Language is complicated.
That problem becomes even larger when people are attempting to describe unusual states of consciousness or experiences that may not fit ordinary language.
Cannon’s material repeatedly includes statements such as:
There are no words in your language to properly describe this concept.
That is important.
If a person is attempting to translate an experience that lies outside normal human categories, information loss is inevitable.
So I am not saying every sentence in the book should be treated as literal, absolute truth.
I am saying it represents a unique dataset.
Signal Versus Noise
That brings me to one of the most important concepts in intelligence research:
signal versus noise.
Some sources contain useful information.
Some contain misinformation.
Some contain disinformation.
Some mix both.
Some may be sincere but inaccurate.
Some may be intentionally designed to send researchers down dead ends.
That is why source quality matters so much.
When researching unusual subjects, it is very easy to enter a rabbit hole that produces enormous amounts of content but very little useful knowledge.
My view is that Dolores Cannon’s work deserves serious attention because of the scale of the material, the consistency of her methodology, and the enormous number of sessions she documented.
Even if someone disagrees with her interpretations, the dataset itself is remarkable.
The Planet of Information
Another fascinating concept in the book is what is described as a kind of repository of information.
It is presented as a place or realm where knowledge can be accessed and questions can be asked.
Some information is described as restricted because it could be dangerous or inappropriate for humanity at our current level of development.
But many questions can supposedly be explored there.
Subjects discussed include Atlantis, pyramids, ancient civilizations, and human history.
Whether this should be interpreted literally, symbolically, psychologically, spiritually, or in some other way is open to debate.
But the concept itself is fascinating.
Money, Control, and Civilization
The book also caused me to think about how civilizations organize themselves economically.
Atlantis, as described in the material, had exchange, business, and trade, but not necessarily monetary systems identical to ours.
That raises a larger question.
How much of modern human behavior is shaped by the structure of our financial system?
Today we live in a system based heavily on debt, credit, inflation, and centralized monetary structures.
Money loses purchasing power over time.
People are therefore pressured to earn, invest, spend, and continuously remain economically active.
Whatever one believes about ancient civilizations, comparing alternative social and economic systems can be useful because it forces us to recognize that our present system is not the only system imaginable.
Conclusion
The reason I wanted to make this video is simple.
When researching unconventional subjects, high-quality sources are difficult to find.
There are enormous amounts of noise.
There are dead ends.
There are conflicting claims.
There are sincere people, mistaken people, commercial incentives, ideological incentives, and potentially deliberate misinformation.
So when you find a source that contains an unusually rich body of material, it is worth studying.
For me, The Convoluted Universe is one of those sources.
I’m looking forward to reading more of Dolores Cannon’s books one by one.
Whether you interpret these accounts literally, psychologically, spiritually, metaphorically, or as something we do not yet have a category for, they raise profound questions.
What is consciousness?
What is time?
Where did humanity come from?
What happened in ancient civilizations?
Could other intelligences exist?
And how much of reality lies outside the narrow range we currently perceive?
Thank you for watching.
Definitely check out The Convoluted Universe, and subscribe to Global Intel Hub here on YouTube or through our blog.
I wish everyone watching a blessed day, and I hope you manifest good things for the week ahead, the months ahead, and the years ahead—for you, your family, your business, and everyone around you.
Thank you.
Have a great day.
