The Larger Universe

Have you ever wanted to help create peaceful contact with our cosmic neighbors?

Join us for a special class designed for those who feel called to participate in humanity’s next great step: open and conscious communication with non-human intelligence. In this session, you will learn how to facilitate your own CE5 Cosmic Consciousness Meditation event, based on the protocols developed by Dr. Steven Greer.

CE5 (Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind) focuses on the idea that consciousness itself is the bridge between civilizations. Through meditation, coherent thought, and focused intention, groups can invite peaceful interaction with advanced intelligences already aware of our world.

In this immersive class you will learn how to:

• Facilitate your own CE5 meditation gathering
• Create a safe, focused, and welcoming group environment
• Guide participants through the cosmic consciousness meditation process
• Understand the philosophy and intentions behind peaceful contact
• Help build a network of ambassadors working toward a future of open interstellar communication

This is more than a class—it is an invitation.

An invitation to step beyond the ordinary story of humanity and become part of a growing global movement dedicated to peaceful contact, expanded awareness, and our place in a larger universe.

Those who feel the call will leave with the knowledge and confidence to host their own CE5 gatherings and help guide others in this extraordinary exploration.

Come learn how to reach out.

When: Tuesday, July 14
Time: 1:30 - 3:30 PM MST
Location: East Mountains Public Library, 487 NM-333, Tijeras NM 87059

Do We Live in a Simulation?
A Special Zoom Presentation & Discussion with Birdie Jaworski

What if reality is far stranger than we imagine?

For years, philosophers, physicists, technologists, and experiencers have explored one of the most provocative questions of our time: Is our universe some form of simulation? Through decades of work in TransDimensional Mapping (TDM), Birdie Jaworski has conducted extensive explorations into the nature of consciousness, timelines, perception, and the architecture of reality itself.

In this special online gathering, Birdie will present findings, patterns, anomalies, and experiences emerging from TDM sessions focused on the Simulation Hypothesis and the deeper structure of existence. Together, we will explore questions such as:

• Is reality fundamentally constructed or informational in nature?
• Are timelines “rendered” through consciousness?
• What do altered states and mapping experiences reveal about the fabric of reality?
• If this is a simulation — who or what are we within it?
• And perhaps most importantly: why does this question matter for human growth and consciousness?

This presentation will be followed by an open community discussion where participants are invited to share thoughts, questions, experiences, and perspectives.

Whether you approach the topic through science, philosophy, spirituality, consciousness studies, or pure curiosity, this promises to be a fascinating evening of exploration into the mysteries of existence.

Presentation followed by live discussion and Q&A

Come explore the possibility that reality may be much larger — and much stranger — than we have been taught.

Join The Larger Universe for two exciting in-person presentations, followed by discussion!

When: July 25
Time: 2 - 4 PM MDT
Location: FUSION at 701 1st Street NW, Albuquerque, NM

Encounters through the Artist’s Eye
With Kathleen O’Connor

What happens when a longtime university professor — a respected educator who taught for eighteen years and earned two awards for teaching excellence — finds herself face-to-face with experiences that challenge everything we think we know about reality?

Join Kathleen O’Connor for a fascinating and deeply personal exploration of contact, consciousness, and creativity. Holding two Master’s degrees in hypnotherapy, Kathleen brings both intellectual rigor and profound personal insight to her extraordinary experiences with non-human intelligences. Over the years, she has navigated a surreal, mind-expanding landscape of encounters with a variety of extraterrestrial species, each leaving a unique emotional and psychological imprint on her life.

Through vivid storytelling and breathtaking original artwork, Kathleen will share her “meeting of the minds” with these beings — experiences that she says transcend ordinary language and are best expressed through art. Her paintings and drawings serve not only as visual representations of contact, but as emotional and symbolic windows into realities beyond our everyday perception.

The Unicorn of Time and the Number of Motion
With Daniel Jencka

The question of time - whether it truly exists, what it is, and how it operates - has occupied thinkers and ordinary people for thousands of years. More than 2,300 years ago, the great Greek philosopher Aristotle confronted this mystery head-on. In doing so, he carefully examined both the theories of earlier thinkers and the common assumptions of everyday life. Much like today, discussions of time in the ancient world were tangled with paradoxes, contradictions, and deep confusion.

Aristotle approached the problem in a characteristic way. He believed that paradoxes did not arise because reality itself was paradoxical, but because human understanding was incomplete or mistaken. Rather than accepting mystery as the end of a question, he sought to untangle the conceptual errors hidden within our thinking about time.

What emerged from his inquiry was a theory both remarkably simple and profoundly radical: time is not a thing in itself, but “the number of motion” in respect to before and after. Though ancient, this idea remains startling in its implications. In recent years, modern philosophers have revisited Aristotle’s account, including Daniel Jencka, whose work explores the enduring power and consequences of this forgotten framework.

What follows is an exploration of this 2,300-year-old solution to the mystery of time - a solution that, if correct, has the potential to overturn many assumptions held not only by everyday people, but also by modern science itself.