The Mahdi Times The Mahdi Times Issue #23 October 2014 | Page 29

"In my opinion, they were saying that in order to apply BST, the traveller needed to operate
from the multidimensional 7-sensory domain. Otherwise, BST was the proverbial camel
through the eye of the needle or in other words impossible”
Anne:
"This at least seems plausible to me, why was it so hard to believe for the ACIO?"
Dr. Anderson:
"This initiative was really conducted by the Labyrinth Group and not the ACIO, so I'm making
that distinction just to be accurate, and not to be critical of your question. For Fifteen, it was
hard to believe that a time capsule could activate or construct a bridge that would lead
someone to become a traveller. This seemed like an extraordinarily remote possibility. He
felt that the time capsule may hold the technology to enable BST, but he didn't believe it was
merely an educational or developmental experience.
"The other outcome of immersion in the time capsule's contents was a sense of loyalty to the
WingMakers' philosophy and approach to life. I found myself becoming less and less
technology-centric and more and more spiritually focused. There was a sense of entrainment
caused by their teaching that I couldn't explain. For whatever reason, I began to lose my
objectivity as a researcher, and felt myself more of an advocate of the WingMakers."
Anne:
"What do you mean by the word advocate?"
Dr. Anderson:
"Just that I was sympathetic to what I construed as the WingMakers' agenda."
Anne:
"And what was or perhaps more appropriately, what is their agenda in your opinion?"
Dr. Anderson:
"In my opinion, their agenda is to activate, through their time capsules the new
consciousness that enables BST. I believe the WingMakers are trying to help us develop our
consciousness our human abilities so we're able to utilize BST successfully as a defensive
weapon. But more generally, I think this new consciousness is also - in itself - a defensive
weapon."