Notes From Gordon ~ Reality Inverted

Douglas Bradley Vogt of Jacksonville, Florida and Chairman of The Diehold Foundation, passed on December 13, 2023 at the age of 76 as the result of an accident he suffered while gardening at home. I don’t have all of the details, but apparently Doug suffered a nasty fall off of a ladder and struck the back of his head.

I had the pleasure of speaking with Doug on the phone a couple of times in recent years and shared a few good laughs together. Regrettably, his final YouTube video shows evidence of slurred speech which one commenter identified as neurological damage.

I am attempting to contact his son, David Vogt, to see if there’s anything I can do to be of assistance in furthering his father’s work. To say that Doug is one of the most significant individuals who ever lived is beyond understatement.

I first learned of The Diehold Foundation in 2016 when I began watching the 70+ videos on their YouTube channel. I bought Doug’s first book Reality Revealed: The Theory Of Multidimensional Reality and re-read it at least a half-dozen times until I could get my head wrapped around the subject matter. Who knew that the speed of light is actually zero?

I later bought Doug’s 2007 book, God’s Day Of Judgment: The Real Cause of Global Warming which, as one reviewer commented, has to be the scariest book ever written. I’ll drink to that.

I’ve viewed all of Doug’s lectures on the Foundation’s YouTube channel until I could absorb and understand what has to be the greatest consciousness raising experience I’ve ever had. I could not more highly recommend taking the time to watch every video, from the very first, to the very last. You will not regret the time invested.

I recently bought the book After: A Doctor Explores What Near-Death Experiences Reveal About Life And Beyond by Dr. Bruce Greyson which led me to the organization he founded, The International Association For Near Death Studies

Rupert Sheldrake in his excellent (and previously banned) TED Talk titled The Science Delusion discusses his theory of morphic resonance. In his presentation he makes reference to the difficult question in science as to where consciousness actually resides by asking whether your mind is actually inside your head.

What struck me most was his reference to how the genes that instruct the manufacture of proteins can’t explain why a giraffe becomes a giraffe. To quote Sheldrake, “…genes only account for the proteins that an organism can make, not the shape or the form or the behavior.”

It is truly amazing to me that none of these experts appear to understand the multidimensional nature of reality and how it all relates to consciousness, the nature of mind and NDEs.

Yet Doug explained it all so easily by simply showing through Kirlian photography how the part of a leaf that has just been cut away can still be photographed for a few seconds (…and there goes the theory that light is transmitted via photons), until the dimension that transmits consciousness resolves with the lower dimensions that transmit the information that constitutes the hologram we perceive as our reality.

If, as Doug asserts, matter blinks in and out of existence at Planck’s speed and is delivered into our reality as information that manifests as energy and matter; and if the awareness we each experience as consciousness likewise is transmitted into our reality from a universal field of consciousness that each of us receives on our own “frequency,” then absolutely everything that we have ever, if erroneously, been taught begins to make perfect sense.

 All of this—the nature of our manufactured reality, why everything we experience with our limited senses is a hologram, how being alive in a physical body is an occasional exception to our existence—is so very fascinating.

There’s an old saying that nothing is more certain in this life than: (1) death and, (2) taxes.

What a hoot.

(1) According to one researcher Americans don't owe income tax on domestic source earnings.

(2) And we never really die.

Like I said… reality inverted.

Whoda’ thunk?

Love you, Doug.

Gordon