Oct 13, 2026 · 1h 1m
AI, spiritual discernment and the struggle over digital control
Your Sixth Sense in the Age of Mind Control | Sarah Westall & Dave Hodges
The conversation connects fears about unrestrained AI and automated warfare with media manipulation, spiritual judgment, civic action and environmental repair.
- 1Unrestrained AI and automated military decisions could turn powerful technology into an unpredictable instrument of control.
- 2Remote viewing and a so-called sixth sense are presented as contested tools for navigating psychological and spiritual uncertainty.
- 3The hosts move from systemic distrust toward practical responses, including faith, civic engagement, responsible technology and ocean restoration.
Don't miss
Sarah Westall explains how the Aquatherm and Plankton Project aim to restore ocean conditions by using sensors and water movement to replicate natural upwelling.
The brief
Sarah Westall and David Hodges frame the present as a collision between unrestrained AI, psychological manipulation and a spiritual crisis, arguing that technology without moral limits can become dangerous.
Their discussion treats scandals, media coverage and digital systems as parts of a wider struggle over truth and power, while warning that discernment matters when institutions and information are contested.
Remote viewing and the “sixth sense” become a disputed response to uncertainty: possible forms of perception, but also abilities the hosts say require spiritual caution and responsible use.
The conversation turns concrete when Westall explains Aquatherm and the Plankton Project, proposing ocean upwelling and environmental restoration as constructive uses of advanced technology.
The closing argument is less about predicting collapse than choosing a response: faith, civic engagement, protection of others and technology directed toward human and environmental benefit.
Books & mentions
Aquatherm and the Plankton Project
The episode’s most concrete proposal, linking environmental restoration with a constructive alternative to weaponized technology.