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Karen Kubicko | Classroom Earth: 200 Past Lives, the Healing of the Body, and the Architecture of the Afterlife | Part 1 of 2

What if the chronic pain in your body, the unexplained fear that grips you in the dark, or the relationship pattern you cannot seem to break did not originate in this lifetime at all? What if the answers were buried inside your own soul, waiting across centuries for you to remember? Karen Kubicko has remembered over two hundred of her past lives. Not vague impressions. Not dream fragments. Full immersion memories complete with names, dates, locations, and emotions so intense they brought physical healing to her present body. Her soul has survived a dark energy blast through the heart in Atlantis. She has drowned beneath arctic ice hauling food for her tribe six thousand years ago. She has been hanged as a witch in colonial Virginia. She has been shot through the throat by a mobster's stray bullet inside a Prohibition-era speakeasy. She has burned alive during a World War II bombing in Eastern Europe as a five-year-old child. And yet here she is, again. Through the process of past life regression, Karen completely healed chronic asthma that had tormented her for nearly a decade. A dark brown birthmark on her neck, present since the day she was born, visibly faded after she remembered the lifetime in which she was shot in that exact spot. A fear of speaking publicly about metaphysics vanished the moment she recalled being assassinated for teaching meditation in a past civilization. She has walked through The Light, met her spirit guides by name, reviewed her own Akashic records in the Hall of Records, and watched as angelic beings healed the trauma of thousands of years. She has held her children's hands in spirit as they floated together toward Heaven. She has served as a spirit guide for her own child. Trained by the legendary Dr. Brian Weiss, featured on national television alongside her daughter on Ghost Inside My Child, and armed with nearly 200 recalled lifetimes spanning every race, gender, and era imaginable, Karen Kubicko has turned the theory of reincarnation into something you can measure, document, and feel. Tonight, she takes us inside the classroom of life.

Miles Johnston | Risking Everything to Record the Truth | Part 1 of 2

Since 1994, Miles Johnston has worked quietly and persistently in a field where most voices fade quickly. For more than three decades, he has remained focused on listening, recording, and preserving testimony that exists far outside conventional frameworks. Miles is the founder of The Bases Project, an investigative platform built around long-form conversations rather than conclusions. His interviews extend for hours, sometimes days, allowing witnesses, researchers, engineers, and experiencers to speak without interruption, compression, or narrative pressure. Over the years, his work has intersected with underground base testimony, advanced aerospace claims, intelligence-linked research, psychological trauma, and the human consequences of secrecy. Many of the individuals he has interviewed describe experiences that challenge accepted history, technology timelines, and assumptions about reality itself. What sets Miles apart is not endorsement or dismissal of these accounts. It is his discipline. His patience. And his refusal to rush judgment in areas where certainty is often claimed too quickly. Tonight, we take a step back from individual cases and examine the larger arc of his work. What he has learned after decades of listening. How discernment changes over time. And what responsibility comes with giving people space to speak when the implications are serious and unresolved. This is a conversation shaped by experience, caution, and long memory.

Michelle Gibson | Circuit Board Earth: The Energy Grid They Stole and the Civilization They Buried | Part 1 of 2

What if Frank Lloyd Wright never built a single building? What if the architects we worship were draftsmen, given credit for structures that were already standing when they arrived? Michelle Gibson is back, and tonight she is tearing the narrative apart. She has been deep inside new research on the Great Lakes, and what she found will disturb you. She believes they are not ancient bodies of water. She believes they are recently flooded terrain, covering the ruins of a destroyed energy grid. Tonight we are going to dissect the famous first panoramic photograph of San Francisco. A city of ornate cathedrals, Russian Orthodox churches, and monumental architecture, with no people in the streets. We are told that miners built all of this in less than 30 years. We are going to put that claim on trial. Michelle will reveal her theory of Circuit Board Earth. Cathedrals were not churches. They were cathodes. Pyramids were not tombs. They were power stations. And the controllers destroyed that grid and replaced free energy with the harvesting of human energy. We will ask whether the medieval age ever existed. We will explore how the Philadelphia Experiment may have ripped a hole in time itself. And we will ask the question no one wants to answer: if this cover-up spans continents and centuries, are the entities responsible even human?

Lily Nova | She Went Looking for the Stars and They Came Looking for Her | Part 1 of 2

On November 17th, 2020, at 1:50 in the morning, a nutritionist from St. Louis stepped outside for some fresh air before bed. What she saw hovering above her neighborhood would end her old life and begin a new one. A diamond-shaped craft with rows of red and blue-green lights appeared out of thin air, reacted to her thoughts, darted in directions no known aircraft can move, and then flew directly toward her. When she ducked under her porch roof, the craft vanished, as if it slipped into another dimension. That was just the beginning. Within weeks, UFOs were appearing everywhere. She spent an entire night alone at an astronomy park surrounded by them, filming until sunrise. She drove through highways covered in mysterious red fog and watched a triangular craft descend above her car. Her first words to them were, "I come in peace." But this story is not just about UFOs. What started as documenting proof of alien visitation became a full-blown telepathic relationship with beings from another world. A being named Talia, from the Andromeda constellation, began communicating with her daily, teaching her about consciousness, dormant human DNA, and the true history of our species. The beings showed her how to activate psychic abilities, how to heal past life traumas that were blocking her evolution, and ultimately revealed a truth that shattered everything she thought she knew. Talia told her, "I am you. I am you from the future." Lily Nova's footage has been featured on Ancient Aliens, The Travel Channel, Coast to Coast AM, and in mainstream media around the world. Her best-selling book "Contact" documents the entire journey, from a girl who lost her father and fell into darkness, to a woman who found the stars and discovered that the stars were looking for her, too. Tonight, she shares her story, her evidence, and the teachings she received from beings who say they are here to help humanity remember who we truly are.

Anya Gomez de Leon | The Hidden Frequencies of a Life Remembered | Part 1 of 2

Tonight on Veritas, our special guest has lived a life that reads like a mirror of two worlds. One belongs to order, logic, and power. The other, to mystery, memory, and the unexplainable. Anya Gómez de León was born in Mexico City, daughter of the late Dr. José Gómez de León Cruces, one of Mexico’s most respected scientists and public officials. Her father’s name is written into the country’s demographic history as a man of intellect, honesty, and service. Anya grew up in that environment of discipline and excellence, surrounded by ideas, books, and policy discussions. From an early age she was identified as gifted, part of programs that encouraged accelerated learning and critical thinking. She was bright, curious, and by every account destined to follow her father’s scientific path. But life had other plans. Anya says there are long portions of her childhood and adolescence that she simply cannot recall. Entire years dissolved into fragments, dreams, and flashes of emotion. When pieces began to return, they did not come as ordinary memories. They came as scenes of control, programming, and fear. According to her, this discovery began a personal investigation that would consume her life. She claims that what started as academic curiosity turned into the realization that she may have been part of experiments linked to the darker side of psychological research. Whether literal or symbolic, those memories changed everything. As an adult she struggled to understand who she was beneath those layers of trauma. She tried to build a normal career in photography and the arts, but the feeling of being watched, manipulated, or followed never left her. She describes herself today as a targeted individual, someone who believes her life has been influenced by forces beyond her control. That belief, however, did not break her. It pushed her to search for meaning in science, in music, in mathematics, and ultimately in love. Her search took her through years of study, self-healing, and what she describes as direct encounters with consciousness itself. She began to see patterns in everything: in the geometry of light, in the structure of DNA, in the harmonics of simple melodies like “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.” She found in those vibrations a mathematical expression of life and concluded that the true constant of the universe is love. Not the sentimental kind, but a measurable, creative force that holds atoms together and keeps reality from collapsing. Her book, The Theory of Love, is the product of that revelation. It is part memoir, part scientific hypothesis, and part spiritual testimony. It traces how a life marked by secrecy, fear, and loss can evolve into a map for understanding existence. In her pages, numbers become prayers, music becomes a code, and the human heart becomes a transmitter of the same frequency that shapes galaxies. Tonight we will hear her story, beginning with the childhood she remembers and the years she doesn’t, moving through the painful unraveling of her identity, and arriving at the luminous idea that love is not just emotion but energy, structure, and law. We will talk about the mind, the soul, and the possibility that trauma can open doors to truths science has yet to name. We will ask how pain becomes wisdom, how memory becomes mathematics, and how one woman’s fight for sanity became a theory of everything.