Showcasing Research in Ufology, mythology, consciousness, and ancient civilizations
Oh the Etruscan Civilization, it’s one that has captured my interest for at least a decade! There is little known about this Iron Age civilization, but what we DO know leads me to believe that we should be paying more attention to this lesser known civilization. This is the first of what will likely be several blog posts about the fascinating group. Also, this is one of those blog posts
For clarification when I say on this blog that I am going to talk about “Consciousness”, it is safe to assume that am usually referring to “Higher Consciousness” within the spiritual community. This is defined as the awareness of a higher self or even higher plane of existence. This is differentiated from innate behaviors which are instinctual to an animal. It’s really what theoretically separates our spiritual soul from our
One of the most common ways to meet people in the community, conferences are almost constantly happening! Luckily, I live in a pretty central location, so over the last year I have been broadcasting, I have been able to attend several! Going into 2019, I have plans to attend just as many if not more! This part of my blog I will be dedicating specifically to documenting where I plan
As Explaining Esoterica is a “multifaceted” project, it not only includes direct research documents and YouTube videos, but also this blog. This piece of the site serves the purpose of documenting the current state of Kelly’s experiences, research, and projects, as well as new ideas and thoughts in development. It’s a more informal way for Kelly to share what is going on and her thoughts on these topics. The major
Are you a researcher whose work falls under the categories of: ufology, mythology, consciousness, ancient civilizations, cryptozoology, or other fringe topics? Explaining Esoterica is looking for researchers and authors who are experts in these fields for video interviews on YouTube. Esotericism is a difficult concept to define, but according to historian and scholar of Esotericism, Wouter J. Hanegraaf, a loose definition states that esoteric subjects include ideas which are typically
A multifaceted endeavor, Explaining Esoterica is the creation of researcher and YouTube show host, Kelly Farmer. You will find a compendium of Kelly’s research, as well as her YouTube shows and projects. The blog portion of Explaining Esoterica showcases the current state of Kelly’s experiences, research, and projects. The main subject of the blog is for the latest updates on where her research is going, as well as experiences and
Born and raised in Southern California to a mother from Vietnam and a father from the Midwest, Kelly truly is an example of “East meets West”. The influence of her mother’s Buddhist faith led her to know that there is more to the world than meets the eye. Her personal interactions with the paranormal and metaphysical began when she had a direct ET contact experience as a young child, and
Kelly’s skills as a researcher and host are top-notch. Count on her to ask the right questions and to create an atmosphere that is both welcoming and rigorous. Her audience is loyal, smart, funny and engaged. In short, if you’re a part of the fringe community… Explaining Esoterica is the place to be.
I have had the opportunity to interact with Kelly professionally as her researcher and her co-host on prior projects. I have always been consistently awed by her intelligence powered curiosity, her persistence in providing information to the community with a constant framework of integrity and the positive energy that radiates from her.
Now as a listener of her show, I value the fact that her intuitive questioning will get to the heart of what I was wondering!
Kelly Farmer has all of the standard qualities of a good researcher: She is open-minded and also uses critical thinking; she is diligent, patient, and focused; she keeps current with updated knowledge and is passionate about her areas of interest; and she is resourceful and inventive in gathering information. I particularly respect her nonjudgmental and critical reasoning approach.
From the interaction I have had and seen, Kelly excels at both independent and collaborative research. She uses multiple sources, and works hard to establish the credibility of each source. When a source may be less than credible, she does call it out.
Kelly has an excellent communicative skill set, and able to explain complex topics in an accessible way. She is personable and approachable, so she is able to establish rapport with her subjects (often interviewees) and fellow researchers. She truly has a collaborative and cooperative mindset.
I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Kelly Farmer for her Podcast called, “Explaining Esoterica”. I felt like I was having a conversation with a dear friend and never felt like I was ‘on stage’ or ‘put on the spot’. She is super easy to talk to. Kelly also does a fantastic job at diving deeply into the esoteric world and I have a huge respect for her unique ability to bridge scientific research with esoteric principles, which she does in a way that’s comfortable and easy for anyone to understand.
Kelly’s show Explaining Esoterica is an awesome place to come listen, learn and interact with like minded community members. We watch every episode and enjoy her laid back yet professional style presentations and interviews each week. The chat room is a fun and safe place to share and talk with others watching.
Getting to know Kelly since watching her shows we have become very close and we find her to be a highly intelligent and loving person who we wish nothing but success in all her shows and endeavors. Looking forward to working with her in the future. 5 out of 5 stars for entertainment.
If your looking for a fun well researched show that let’s you expand your knowledge and interact with like minded people in the chat room Explaining Esoterica is your place. Since the first show I’ve been watching her interview some of the community’s well known and some of the up and coming people in the community.
