WISE WOMEN WEDNESDAYS: DISCLOSURE NOW — WE THE PEOPLE, SKINWALKERS, PORTALS, AND CONSCIOUSNESS
Election 2026, the Power of the People, Past Lives, Night Walkers, Cosmic Towers, and the Mysteries Beyond the Veil
With Janet Kira Lessin and Theresa J. Morris
Wednesday, November 4, 2026 | 12 Noon Hawaii Standard Time
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FROM POLITICAL CHANGE TO THE MYSTERIES OF CONSCIOUSNESS
What happens when people begin questioning the systems that govern their lives, the realities they have accepted, and the boundaries of human consciousness? How do political change, personal responsibility, spiritual exploration, and extraordinary experiences influence our understanding of who we are and the civilization we want to create?
Join Janet Kira Lessin and Theresa J. Morris for Wise Women Wednesdays: Disclosure Now, as we explore the November 3 midterm elections, the emerging We the People movement, and the extraordinary mysteries introduced during our Halloween broadcast, Many Doors to Memory: The Lives We’ve Lived.
Our conversation spans current events, reincarnation, simultaneous incarnations, soul fractals, skinwalkers, night walkers, cosmic portals, mysterious orbs, and Janet’s extraordinary vision of an enormous energy and communications tower on Maui.
Although these subjects occupy different areas of human experience, they share an essential question: How can we use our awareness, intelligence, and capacity for compassion to make responsible choices that benefit humanity and the living world?
Throughout our discussion, we return to two principles that guide our personal philosophies: ahimsa, the commitment to do no harm, and the understanding that we are the authors of our own life stories.
ELECTION 2026: THE DEMOCRATIC SWEEP AND THE WE THE PEOPLE MOVEMENT
The November 3 midterm elections have generated widespread discussion about a major shift in American political power, including reported Democratic victories in the House of Representatives and Senate and significant developments in gubernatorial and state elections.
As voters, political leaders, and communities consider the election results, questions emerge about government accountability, the transfer of congressional authority, and the direction Americans want their country to take.
Janet describes a growing demand for practical solutions as the We the People movement, reflecting her belief that Americans increasingly want elected officials to address the everyday needs of the people they represent.
For many families, those concerns start with fundamental necessities: putting food on the table, paying for housing, filling the gas tank, getting healthcare, educating children, and earning enough to keep a stable household.
Political decisions affect these essential conditions through economic policies, public spending, taxation, infrastructure, international trade, and the allocation of national resources.
War adds another dimension to these concerns because armed conflict destroys lives, disrupts economies, damages infrastructure, interrupts the movement of essential goods, and diverts resources that could otherwise support human development.
Janet approaches these questions through a lifelong humanitarian philosophy grounded in nonviolence, equality, and respect for life.
Our conversation considers the implications of the election results and what Americans might expect as the country prepares for the next congressional term beginning January 3, 2027.
What can Speaker Mike Johnson and the outgoing congressional leadership accomplish before the transition? What constitutional powers will President Donald Trump retain, and how might presidential vetoes, executive authority, congressional oversight, and legislative procedures influence the changing political landscape?
Beyond party affiliation, we examine public officials’ responsibilities and the importance of government serving the people whose lives its decisions affect.
AHIMSA: DO NO HARM
An important theme connecting our discussion of politics with our exploration of consciousness is the ancient principle of ahimsa, commonly understood as nonviolence or the commitment to avoid causing harm.
For Janet, this principle extends beyond opposition to warfare. It encompasses how individuals treat one another, the language they use, the decisions they make, and the consequences of their behavior toward people, animals, communities, and the environment.
Theresa brings a complementary principle to the discussion: You are the author of your own life story.
Together, these perspectives invite us to consider how personal responsibility and conscious choices shape both individual lives and the larger world.
Our actions contribute to the society we create, whether through political participation, relationships, creative work, community involvement, or the everyday decisions that determine how we treat others.
A civilization capable of lasting peace must develop more than technological sophistication or political power. It must cultivate empathy, accountability, cooperation, and respect for others’ consciousness and well-being.
SKINWALKERS, NIGHT WALKERS, AND THE MYSTERY OF THRESHOLDS
Our featured paranormal discussion returns to one of the most intriguing subjects from our Halloween special: mysterious beings tied to specific landscapes, unusual encounters, and the boundaries separating the visible and invisible worlds.
Janet describes an experience near the laundry porch of her Maui home, where she became intensely aware of an unusual presence and experienced what she interpreted as telepathic communication from a being identifying itself as a night walker.
The encounter centered on the threshold separating her home from the surrounding environment. According to Janet’s account, the presence emphasized the importance of closing and locking the exterior door before the final rays of sunset.
This experience revived her interest in ancient traditions involving supernatural beings, protective boundaries, and the possibility that certain presences recognize restrictions associated with entering a home or crossing a threshold.
Theresa connects these ideas with accounts from Appalachia and Kentucky, where local residents have preserved stories of unusual beings, unexplained encounters, and mysterious presences in remote mountainous terrain.
Janet also recalls attending a writers’ conference in West Virginia during the early 1990s, where residents shared accounts of strange phenomena and warned visitors to exercise caution when traveling through isolated mountain areas.
Our discussion compares these reports with Hawaiian traditions involving night marchers and contemporary accounts associated with Skinwalker Ranch in Utah.
Although these traditions have different cultural origins and meanings, they raise questions about the significance of particular places, the role of human perception, and the recurring importance of boundaries in encounters with unfamiliar phenomena.
Why do so many accounts involve doorways, caves, mountain passes, isolated forests, and the transition between daylight and darkness? What role do intuitive impressions, bodily sensations, and cultural expectations play in these experiences?
Could some encounters traditionally interpreted as spiritual phenomena have characteristics that people today associate with interdimensional beings or unfamiliar forms of consciousness?
Janet and Theresa explore these questions through personal accounts, cultural traditions, and their continuing investigation of extraordinary experiences.
MANY DOORS TO MEMORY: PAST LIVES, SOUL FRACTALS, AND SIMULTANEOUS INCARNATIONS
Our Halloween Hybrid Genies broadcast introduced a broad exploration of reincarnation, past-life memories, life between lives, and the possibility that consciousness participates in multiple realities.
Traditional reincarnation describes the soul moving through successive lifetimes, gathering experiences and developing awareness through repeated incarnations.
The concept of simultaneous incarnations presents another perspective, suggesting that a greater soul may express itself through several distinct identities without following the chronological sequence familiar to human experience.
These individual expressions, sometimes called soul fractals, may develop separate personalities, relationships, memories, and responsibilities while remaining connected to a greater spiritual identity.
Janet’s decades of experience with hypnotherapy and past-life regression introduced her to memories that challenged conventional assumptions about time.
Among her most vivid experiences was a meditation in which she perceived herself as a young boy present during Abraham Lincoln’s final hours. Another recurring experience involved Catherine Howard, Henry VIII’s fifth wife, and the corridors of Hampton Court Palace.
These memories contributed to Janet’s developing series, Time Lord of Nibiru, which explores the possibility that consciousness can move through historical periods and participate in events beyond the boundaries of ordinary chronological time.
Theresa brings her own perspectives on higher selves, multidimensional identity, and the relationship between consciousness and other realms.
If our greater consciousness exists beyond linear time, could different incarnations occur simultaneously? Can experiences in one lifetime influence another? How might the choices of individual soul expressions contribute to a larger spiritual understanding?
These questions remain central to our continuing exploration of consciousness and personal identity.
ORBS, PORTALS, AND THE EXTRAORDINARY TOWER ON MAUI
Another remarkable discussion from our Halloween broadcast concerned Janet’s experience of an enormous tower near the upper portion of the road leading to her Maui property.
During an altered state of consciousness, Janet perceived a structure approximately seven miles high, supported by a massive framework and equipped with numerous small components that responded to atmospheric thermals.
She described standing beneath the towering structure and observing a system of movable flaps that interacted with the surrounding air.
The accompanying information described the tower as part of a planetary energy and communications network, with another structure elsewhere on Earth and connections extending into space.
Theresa introduced material concerning a structure she calls the WOW Tower, or Tower 11, which she associates with spacecraft, cosmic communications, and interdimensional networks.
Their accounts raised questions about whether separate visionary experiences might contain overlapping concepts of planetary energy systems and communication technologies.
The conversation also explored luminous orbs, which Janet remembers seeing as a child in Pittsburgh and has continued to investigate throughout her life.
These unusual spheres appeared in vivid colors, including red, green, blue, orange, and yellow.
Some experiencers interpret orbs as manifestations of consciousness, while others associate them with atmospheric phenomena, photographic effects, or unidentified forms of energy or intelligence.
Janet and Theresa consider how perception, distance, environmental conditions, and personal interpretation influence descriptions of these phenomena.
What relationships exist among orbs, portals, extraordinary structures, and the human capacity to perceive information beyond familiar sensory experience?
Could these experiences suggest that consciousness interacts with reality in ways humanity has not yet fully explored?
DISCLOSURE, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, AND THE RESPONSIBILITY TO DISCERN
Artificial intelligence has introduced powerful tools for researching, organizing, illustrating, and communicating information. Independent writers, researchers, and broadcasters can now develop projects that once required large production teams and substantial financial resources.
Janet uses AI to organize decades of articles, interviews, research, and personal experiences while developing books, illustrated presentations, narrated videos, and cinematic adaptations of her historical narratives.
Theresa incorporates AI-generated imagery into her Cosmos Expanse framework, using visual representations to explore higher selves, extraterrestrial characters, spacecraft, multidimensional environments, and cosmic communications.
These creative possibilities also introduce important responsibilities.
How do we distinguish personal experience from interpretation, creative representation from documented evidence, and AI-generated material from information that has undergone independent verification?
How can we embrace technological innovation without surrendering the individual judgment and discernment that make responsible investigation possible?
Our discussion emphasizes approaching unfamiliar information with curiosity, intellectual independence, and a willingness to examine the assumptions underlying our beliefs.
Disclosure, whether it involves government information, unfamiliar phenomena, or discoveries about consciousness, requires more than presenting extraordinary claims. It also involves meaningful communication, careful consideration, and respect for the audience’s ability to evaluate information.
THE FUTURE WE CHOOSE TO CREATE
From the election results and the We the People movement to the mysteries of reincarnation, skinwalkers, cosmic structures, and artificial intelligence, today’s program examines the relationship between consciousness and responsibility.
We may disagree about politics, spiritual experiences, interpretations of unusual phenomena, or the nature of reality itself, but our choices continue to affect the world we share.
The pursuit of knowledge matters most when we use what we learn to improve our relationships, expand compassion, preserve life, and build communities that respect the dignity and well-being of their members.
Ahimsa reminds us to do no harm, while the understanding that we author our own life stories reminds us that our decisions help shape the future.
As humanity develops new technologies, explores the cosmos, and confronts political and social challenges, our greatest responsibility remains learning how to live together with wisdom, cooperation, and respect for all life.
JOIN US LIVE — WISE WOMEN WEDNESDAYS: DISCLOSURE NOW
Wednesday, November 4, 2026
12 Noon Hawaii Standard Time
With Janet Kira Lessin and Theresa J. Morris
Join us for a lively conversation spanning current events, political change, humanitarian values, past-life memories, simultaneous incarnations, skinwalkers, night walkers, mysterious portals, luminous orbs, and the extraordinary possibilities of consciousness.
Bring your questions, curiosity, personal experiences, and willingness to consider new perspectives as we examine the relationship between the world we know and the mysteries we continue to explore.
Much love, blessings, and aloha.
CONTINUE THE EXPLORATION
Many Doors to Memory: The Lives We’ve Lived — Past Lives, Time Travel, Skinwalkers, Cosmic Portals, Artificial Intelligence, and the Expanding Nature of Consciousness
Dragon at the End of Time:
https://dragonattheendoftime.com
Time Lord of Nibiru:
https://timelordofnibiru.com
Enki Speaks:
https://enkispeaks.com
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