01/29/25 Dimensional Warfare: From Philosophy to Prayer's Power Over Reality

In this episode of the Ted & Austin Broer Show, Ted explores complex philosophical and spiritual concepts while addressing modern technological threats. The discussion begins with an examination of German philosophers Leibniz and Paul Tillich, delving into their understanding of dimensions and space-time relationships.

Ted provides a detailed breakdown of dimensional concepts, from the basic three dimensions through to the thirteenth dimension, described as God's realm of the eternal Now. He explains how these dimensions interact with human consciousness and spiritual warfare, particularly emphasizing the power of prayer to alter the fabric of space-time.

A significant portion focuses on critiquing modern scientific institutions, particularly NASA, examining their historical connections to occult practices. Ted draws parallels between historical figures like Sir Isaac Newton and their cabalistic influences, while addressing the role of the Catholic Church in incorporating pagan customs into Christian traditions.

The conversation extends to practical modern concerns, with Ted sharing expert Barry Trower's warnings about Wi-Fi and microwave radiation dangers. He examines the pre-Adamic world concept and its relationship to current spiritual battles, emphasizing the importance of understanding these connections for maintaining strong faith.

Throughout the episode, Ted weaves together complex philosophical concepts with practical spiritual applications, providing viewers with a deeper understanding of how ancient wisdom and modern challenges intersect. He concludes with emphasis on the power of prayer and maintaining a blood covenant with Christ as essential tools for navigating these spiritual and physical realms.