Telekinesis, the GATE Program, and My Alien Clone

Askia sits down with artist Tara Rule to cover cursed houses, telekinesis, her alien alter ego, the Mall World dream phenomenon, the GATE program, and a near-death ICU experience that flipped her from atheist to believer.______________________________Follow Tara Rule:https://www.tiktok.com/@tara_rulehttps://www.instagram.com/tara_rule_SUBMIT YOUR SCARY STORIES:https://forms.gle/sQJhS31p7oMoG9tv6Produced by Q6 Mediahttps://q6.media______________________________Tara's paranormal activity in her childhood home started with phantom coin sounds on carpet, escalated to mimic voices terrorizing the family over phone lines, and peaked on Thanksgiving when thousands of claw-like acidic scratches covered a freshly painted ceiling overnight. That same house pulled her back in college with shadow figures, locked doors blocked by furniture, sleep paralysis, and surveillance footage with freestanding shadows eventually forced her out for good.But Tara does not stop at ghost stories. She has Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a rare connective tissue disorder, and has built a working theory around Ehlers Danlos electromagnetic sensitivity, that abnormal fascia may leave certain people less shielded from EMF, more attuned to atmospheric shifts, and possibly projecting bio-electromagnetic interference onto their surroundings. AKA: telekinesis. The real paranormal stories podcast crowd and the science crowd are going to argue about this one for a while.From there: her viral alien persona "Bruce" based on leaked government whistleblower descriptions of P-52 beings, eerily accurate satirical predictions about UAP files and a spring 2027 first contact timeline, and the moment she recognized the Monroe Institute Gateway Experience audio tapes as something she heard as a kid in the GATE program. The GATE program MallWorld connection she describes is not a metaphor. Multiple former GATE participants have mapped the exact same recurring dreamscape down to locations.She also did mortuary school. The embalming stories are exactly what you think they