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From Space Force to the Eighth Force
Consciousness and Our Sovereignty
Rev. Kat Carroll
During yesterday’s particularly gray and rainy day, I found myself channel surfing for new information, favorite reruns, or anything interesting. I came across a documentary from last year about Space Force called America’s Invisible Front Line.
While I’m certain part of the documentary was a recruitment drive for young minds, and in part to show off America’s military might, I was in a way disheartened. This became clearer once the host started talking about how much “stuff” is floating around our planet; from discarded rocket bodies, to trash and tools, working and non-functional satellites slowly decaying in orbit.
“In just the last 5 years, the space domain has gotten incredibly congested. There were about 25,000 objects in space when the service started. Now daily the military tracks 46,000 objects, and that number is growing all the time. It’s getting harder to navigate without fear of bumping into something and starting a Kessler syndrome, or collisional cascading, a theoretical scenario where the density of objects in low Earth orbit (LEO) becomes so high that collisions generate debris faster than natural decay removes it, creating a self-sustaining chain reaction.
Communication is vital to the nation. The ability to know where you are through GPS is important to both civilian and military personnel. Civilian applications include navigation (GPS for travel and emergency response), communication (internet, television, and phone connectivity), weather forecasting, and land stewardship (remote sensing for agriculture, resource management, and disaster relief).
For first responders such as law enforcement, ambulance and fire departments, satellites provide seamless connectivity in remote or disaster-stricken areas where terrestrial networks fail. They enable rapid deployment of mobile command posts, and support real-time surveillance using high-resolution imagery to monitor suspects, track movements, and plan tactical operations without alerting targets.
The military utilizes satellites for secure communications, precision navigation (GPS for guided munitions and troop coordination), intelligence gathering (reconnaissance and signals intelligence), early warning systems for missile launches, and cyber operations support, significantly enhancing situational awareness and strategic advantage in modern defense.
Technology itself isn’t the enemy. Satellites provide extraordinary benefits, from navigation and weather forecasting to communications that can save lives during emergencies. We learned some painful lessons about communication failures among first responders during 9/11. Now imagine a natural disaster occurring while a cyberattack disables the very systems needed to coordinate rescue efforts. Protecting those connections is a greater priority than developing ways to disrupt each other’s satellites.
Yet we apparently have satellites that can interfere with foreign equipment. And yes, even Space Weapons.
Just last month, the Air Force Secretary, Troy Meink, disclosed at an Air & Space Forces Association conference on September 14, 2026 that the United States had already deployed via the U.S. Space Force active “on-orbit space control weapons capable of defending US joint force against hostile adversary action”.
As early as August 9, 2018, VP Pence stated:
“What was once peaceful and uncontested is now crowded and adversarial.”
That’s from his official speech, Remarks on the Future of the U.S. Military in Space. Here’s the White House transcript if you’re interested.
During his original Space Force announcement on June 18, 2018, Trump formally directed the Pentagon to begin establishing Space Force during a National Space Council meeting. His central message was:
“We must have American dominance in space.”
I’m not naive enough to believe we don’t need the ability to defend ourselves, and I’m not against technology. But what or who are we are defending ourselves from? Some say China, some say Russia. But they are not the only players in space.
According to World Population Review — Countries with Space Programs 2026, the following 85 countries and territories are listed as having space agencies or programs at various levels of activity:
United States, China, Russia, India, Pakistan, Japan, Brazil, Iran, United Kingdom, France, Italy, South Korea, Argentina, Canada, Ukraine, Poland, Australia, United Arab Emirates, Sweden, Israel, New Zealand, Indonesia, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Mexico, Egypt, Philippines, Vietnam, Turkey, Germany, Thailand, South Africa, Kenya, Colombia, Algeria, Spain, Angola, Morocco, Malaysia, Ghana, Saudi Arabia, Peru, Venezuela, North Korea, Taiwan, Kazakhstan, Chile, Romania, Netherlands, Rwanda, Tunisia, Czechia, Azerbaijan, Greece, Hungary, Austria, Switzerland, Turkmenistan, Paraguay, Bulgaria, Denmark, Singapore, Norway, Mongolia, Lithuania, Bahrain, Uzbekistan, Syria, Bolivia, Belgium, Portugal, Belarus, El Salvador, Costa Rica, and Luxembourg.
These programs range from ground-based research and satellite operations to independent launches, planetary exploration, and human spaceflight. Many countries also collaborate through the European Space Agency and other international partnerships. You can read more details here: https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/countries-with-space-programs
I recall a statement from Trump about the same time, or shortly after announcing the creation of Space Force. To paraphrase (since I can’t recall his exact words), it’s getting very busy in space. And when I look at the image above, I agree!
Some feel the sun is no longer yellow but white (which is actually its natural color). Meanwhile, thousands of satellites and other objects now reflect sunlight above our heads, contributing to an increasingly crowded and artificially illuminated sky. It’s almost as though we’re building our own version of a Dyson Sphere around Earth!
And wouldn’t all that activity attract the attention of other spacefaring civilizations? Could our increasingly obvious technological presence be enough to make a hypothetical Prime Directive of noninterference null and void?
Perhaps they’re thinking, Well, there goes the neighborhood!
Living on a Paranoid Planet
It seems many countries involved in space are operating from a place of fear. Perhaps the US is the most obvious, always launching the next satellite or weapon that will float above our heads.
But in the 21st century, with technology allowing nearly instantaneous communication around the world, why haven’t we developed the capacity to talk to one another and find peaceful solutions to our everyday problems?
During European colonial expansion, explorers sailed to distant lands and claimed them as their own. They often claimed to bring a better way of living, introducing farming and other practices. But before any of that, land was frequently seized by force.
Colonization often involved the displacement of Indigenous populations, the establishment of settlements, and the exploitation of natural resources for the benefit of European powers. Wikipedia
It hasn’t been a pretty picture. Granted, many things changed in later decades, but the damage had been done and trust eroded in those colonized regions.
I can’t help but wonder if mankind has matured enough to avoid carrying those same fear- and control-based policies into space as we take our first steps outward.
How much power can we, or should we, accumulate, and to what end? With so many nations sharing the same space, will we approach it as partners or adversaries?
The Last Frontier – Organic or Technological Consciousness?
We’ve made extraordinary advances in technology over the last century, but have we made comparable advances in human consciousness? Are we becoming wiser, or simply more capable of controlling our environment and one another?
We’ve talked about nations protecting their sovereignty in space, but what about our personal sovereignty? Who ultimately has authority over our consciousness?
I wait with anticipation for Michael Salla’s nearly daily reports. Today was a whopper! He once again interviewed Michael of Conflict Radio, who encountered a woman claiming to be Amy Eskridge, reportedly deceased but apparently alive and working at the Green Mountain facility in Alabama. What she claims they are working on is mind-blowing. This is from the video description:
Michael describes what he was told exists beneath Green Mountain: a massive underground spaceport, hundreds of advanced craft, international pilot training, Nordic-type beings, and a functioning liquid-mercury Stargate capable of transferring both matter and consciousness. But the most profound part of his account centers on what he calls the Eighth Force of Nature: consciousness itself.
Transferring living consciousness into machines, craft, orbs, and a working Stargate? If you’d like to listen to the talk, click here: Green Mountain Part 3: The Eighth Force, Stargates & Consciousness Transfer.
According to Michael’s testimony, technology utilizing liquid mercury can transfer matter and consciousness through what he calls the seventh force of nature. He describes individuals whose consciousness can enter luminous plasma orbs, other bodies, and even biological spacecraft. Instead of simply piloting a vehicle, a person could actually become the craft.
But what he calls the eighth force is even more intriguing. He proposes that consciousness exists independently of the physical body and, through sufficient development, can accomplish these transfers without machinery. In the meantime, however, what if others sought to control this ability for their own purposes?
The concept of consciousness existing beyond the physical body isn’t new, although it remains outside conventional scientific understanding. Those who study meditation, out-of-body and near-death experiences, or remote viewing may already be familiar with the idea. Others, including David Adair, Clifford Stone, and Dr. Steven Greer, have discussed technologies they believe could enhance psychic abilities or facilitate telepathic communication.
But the possibility of using such technology for consciousness warfare takes this discussion somewhere much darker.
The list of potential warfare implications is particularly distressing to consider—from possession and remote influence to the loss of sovereignty over our own bodies and minds. That’s a frightening prospect!
Michael also describes something called the memory substrate, a realm beyond ordinary space and time where identity, memory, and consciousness are preserved.
Doesn’t that sound remarkably like what spiritual traditions have long described as the Akashic Records? And if consciousness can access information independently of the body, might this also help explain experiences associated with remote viewing, telepathy, or other forms of nonlocal awareness?
Let’s consider another possibility. What if a military pilot could transfer their consciousness into a drone, seeing and experiencing everything as though physically present? What happens when that drone is ordered to destroy human targets? Would the pilot retain the same emotions, compassion, and moral judgment, or might technology somehow suppress those feelings? Would the pilot lose their free will or sovereignty?
Even today’s remotely operated drone pilots can experience what psychologists call moral injury, the emotional consequences of actions that violate their deeply held values. Imagine what might happen if the operator’s consciousness actually inhabited the weapon.
And here’s a question I find even more troubling: What happens to the soul? If consciousness can be transferred into a machine, does our spiritual identity accompany it? Could we willingly disconnect, or might we become trapped within technology that someone else controls?
Perhaps the greatest danger wouldn’t be losing control of the machine, but losing control of ourselves.
Who ultimately has authority over our consciousness?
Rudolf Steiner explored humanity’s spiritual evolution through seven planetary spheres—Saturn, Sun, Moon, Earth, Jupiter, Venus, and Vulcan. He also described an Eighth Sphere, a diversion from humanity’s natural path of spiritual development.
Steiner’s teachings raise an interesting question: Could humanity become distracted or diverted from its spiritual evolution by something that appears to offer advancement but ultimately limits our freedom?
This brings us to a fascinating connection with the work of Gigi Young.
The Eighth Sphere: A Technological Trap?
Here’s where another rather remarkable parallel enters the picture.
On September 22, 2022, medium and researcher Gigi Young published a presentation titled The 8th Sphere, drawing upon the spiritual teachings of Rudolf Steiner.
That was four years before Michael’s latest Green Mountain presentation.
In her talk, Gigi discussed two very different directions for humanity’s spiritual evolution. One involves organic development of consciousness, while the other involves what she describes as an artificial or false-light reality that could imitate spiritual advancement.
She warned of a potential future in which advanced technology, artificial intelligence, and synthetic forms of existence become substitutes for genuine spiritual development. Such a system might offer extraordinary experiences while keeping consciousness dependent upon an artificial environment.
Doesn’t that sound uncomfortably similar to the possibilities raised by technologically assisted consciousness transfer?
The Heart as the Bridge
Ancient spiritual traditions connected the seven classical planets with the seven chakras, reflecting the idea that humanity is a small expression of the greater cosmos.
In the chakra system, three lower centers relate to physical existence, survival, and personal power, while three upper centers relate to communication, intuition, and spiritual awareness. Between them lies the fourth chakra, the heart, serving as the bridge between our material and spiritual natures.
This also reminds me of the transition from third to fourth density in the Law of One, where love, compassion, and service to others become central to our evolution. Third density and the chakras below it are related to lower aspects of consciousness. The heart seems to be the center, the bridge that divides the upper spiritual aspects and the lower more material needs aspects of our energy centers.
Perhaps humanity’s next great leap isn’t about developing more powerful technology but learning to lead with the heart.
In Closing
We’ve traveled from the technology of outer space to the mysteries of inner consciousness, exploring what both might mean for the human race. We’ve made extraordinary technological advances, but what about the evolution of the human soul?
It seems to me that we’ve launched an awful lot into outer space while neglecting our own inner space. Do we really need more technology, or do we need a bridge that lifts us beyond fear and control into heart coherence, where our actions benefit not only ourselves but the planet and everyone who shares it?
Before launching another rocket or satellite into space, perhaps we should first land our hearts on Earth and learn to become better neighbors here before exploring the larger galactic neighborhood!
I wanted to leave you with a song that seems especially appropriate for this article.
🎼 Land A Man on Earth – David Wilcox 🎶
Additional Resources:
Disclaimer: Screenshot from Michael Salla’s Green Mountain Part 3 interview with Michael of Conflict Radio, October 23, 2026. Used for educational commentary and discussion per Fair Use 17 U.S.C. 107
Chacra Planets: 7 Chakra Planetary Chart
What Is the Eighth Sphere in Rudolf Steiner’s Spiritual Science?
The 8th Sphere (Steiner, The Lower Realms, Dark Entities & The Etherization of the Blood) Gigi Young
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