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Allison Coe presents this recording as a Beyond Quantum Healing session and names Essenes among the beings who appear, along with Venusian voices and a figure she calls an ascended master. The subject starts on sand beside a river, with ships overhead, then sees an Egyptian scene in which golden tops are stripped from buildings. A false leadership drives water back from the pyramids, breaks a grid, and hides knowledge in the bellies of huge statues so crowds will revere the images and never look inside. People forget a life once fed by light and come to depend on controlled food and water. She describes a walled group teaching children, plus a watery home blocked from reach. Later she moves toward a future where buried crystals rise, water returns, and she can change form. The beings, as she reports them, say hard experience existed so love could be known by contrast. These images are the subject’s claims inside the session.
Key points
- Coe frames the tape as a hypnosis session that includes Essenes and other beings she names at the outset.
- The subject pictures Egypt losing golden summits, a water grid, and a memory of living on light.
- Statue bellies are said to hide information, while a walled community tries to remember and teach.
- Scrolls, tunnels, and a blocked route home are part of the same vision.
- A later state brings crystals, returning water, and a body that can become light.
- The beings in the session explain suffering as a way to recognize love, and urge her to stop feeding frustration.
Short quotes
they wanted us to forget what they remembered
the client, A BQH session on Egypt and ascension
She casts the takeover as a deliberate erasure of an older memory. Watch at 14:18
it comes from this light inside of us
the client, A BQH session on Egypt and ascension
Against statues and metal, the session places the source of power in inner light. Watch at 19:33
it was so that we know what love is
the client, A BQH session on Egypt and ascension
Near the end the beings, in her report, explain grief as the contrast that makes love recognizable. Watch at 1:02:05
Video by Allison Coe. Watch on YouTube.