Let me let you in on a little secret. Not the kind you whisper behind a hand or bury in a safe deposit box, but the kind that changes how you see reality itself. It’s a well-proven scientific fact, though you won’t hear it on the evening news, that our planet, and every other planet out there, is just floating in a sea of limitless energy. That’s not just cosmic fireworks; that energy is packed with information. Everything that has ever happened or will happen is recorded in that infinite field.
Now, the government might not be too quick to admit this publicly. But before we even managed to slingshot ourselves around the moon, the boys in the lab coats were scratching their heads, wondering what was on the dark side. Instead of building a bigger telescope, they quietly turned to a group of folks who had mastered a far more elegant technology: consciousness.
These were remote viewers. Not fortune tellers, not mystics draped in scarves, but trained individuals who could use their minds like satellite dishes. They scanned the information-rich sea of energy and tuned in to what was really going on. When we finally got a craft to orbit the moon, guess what? The remote viewers had nailed it. Their descriptions were frighteningly accurate.
You might think, “Well, that’s neat for astronauts and spies, but what does it have to do with me?”
Everything.
Because that same sea of energy they tapped into? You’re floating in it, too.
And with a little discipline, you can learn to tap in, just like they did. But here’s where it gets real interesting. You can use that same principle to know the truth about anyone or anything.
Let me spell it out plainly. There exists a ridiculously simple way to tell if someone is lying. Right now. In front of your face. Or behind your back. You can know if they’re having an affair, hiding money, stealing from your business, or smiling at you while sharpening a knife behind their back.
Imagine how that could change the game of romance. You could know before you even shake hands whether that charming stranger at the coffee shop will cheat on you five years down the line. You’d never again fall for someone who seems great… until the mask slips.
You see, if someone takes the time to tune in, to access this field, there really is no privacy. That might sound spooky, but it’s not if you’re an honest person. If you live clean and tell the truth, there’s nothing to fear. But for the liars, cheaters, and manipulators? The game is up.
The Human Lie Detector
You become your own lie detector. No wires. No polygraph machines. No fidgety interrogations. Just the quiet certainty of knowing what’s true. And if you don’t ignore what you pick up, if you trust that little signal from the deep knowing inside you, you won’t get blindsided again.
This doesn’t just apply to lovers and crooks. Let’s talk business. You can check in and find out whether a prospective partner will screw you over. You can ask whether an investment is going to tank or soar. You can even find out if that smiling real estate agent knows something she’s not telling you about the foundation of the house.
What I’m saying is this:
You’re not meant to be gullible.
You’re not meant to stumble through life hoping people don’t lie to you.
You were built to know.
So, how do you access this sea of truth?
It starts with the intention to know. You get quiet. You ask the right question. And you use your body as the instrument it was always meant to be. Call it muscle testing. Call it applied kinesiology. Call it whatever you like. But once you feel that subtle shift in energy, once you feel what’s “yes” and what’s “no”, you’ll realize how much you’ve been guessing in a world where knowing is entirely possible.
It’s not magic. It’s not voodoo. It’s the future of human communication. No words. No lies. No games.
And it’s already here.
So, the next time someone tries to pull one over on you, just smile. You’ll probably already know, and if not, you’ll know long before you are stuck in a bad deal, marriage, or situation.
~ Herb Roi Richards
Ph.D. Natural Nutrition, Motorcycle Junkie, Energy Detective, and Lover of the Truth