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Once in my life, I closed my eyes and was focusing heavily on deeply meditative state. During that state I briefly saw flipping symbols of a 5 pointed star, 6 pointed star, 7, 8, and 9 pointed stars (I can't remember how many but I do remember that it started with a 5 and a 6 pointed star). It was like layered in a centered spot of when I was focusing with my eyes closed. It was fast, was in sequential order, and would repeat.

Once in my life, I closed my eyes and was focusing heavily on deeply meditative state. During that state I briefly saw flipping symbols of a 5 pointed star, 6 pointed star, 7, 8, and 9 pointed stars (I can't remember how many but I do remember that it started with a 5 and a 6 pointed star). It was like layered in a centered spot of when I was focusing with my eyes closed. It was fast, was in sequential order, and would repeat.

Recent leaked intelligence documents obtained by Wired reveal that federal agencies (like the DHS and FBI) and local law enforcement fusion centers have started monitoring citizens who oppose AI data centers. They are grouping local residents into a new domestic threat category called "anti-technology extremists."

It stems from the current administration's National Security Presidential Memo 7, which broadly directed the DOJ to target "anti-capitalism" and "anti-American" ideologies. Because the administration is heavily backing the AI and data center boom, local, grassroots pushback is being swept up under this directive.

Intelligence analysts are officially tracking highly localized civic events. This means school board meetings, town budget meetings, and zoning boards where residents speak out against tech infrastructure are being watched.

Everyday activities are being flagged as "Extremism": Under these new guidelines, basic things like taking photos, observing, or legally gathering near data center sites are being documented as Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR) indicators and tied to "anti-government, anti-authority violent extremism" (AGAAVE).

Intelligence firms have been contracted to scour the internet for "anti-tech sentiment." They have even flagged standard, peaceful documentary videos about the negative community impacts of data centers as "potential threat vectors."

Legal experts and civil rights advocates are warning that this broad "anti-tech" label is being used to criminalize First Amendment rights and intimidate peaceful residents who are just worried about massive utility bill spikes and environmental strain.

​I am looking to connect with a community of people in Fort Wayne who are actively seeking to reach ego dissolution and deeper states of awareness.

​I am specifically interested in achieving this state through physiological and mental practices—such as intensive rhythmic breathing, deep meditation, or physical endurance training—rather than through illegal substances. If any substances are involved, they must be strictly legal.

​If anyone knows of any existing groups around town, or if you are on a similar path and would want to connect, I would love to hear from you!