The Alien Taught Me How Telepathy Really Works | Clifford Stone

Overview

This episode of Cosmic Disclosure features Sergeant Clifford Stone (an ex-military operative), who claims personal experiences with extraterrestrials (ETs)—especially involving telepathy. The episode’s central message is that “thought transfer” is portrayed as a direct, highly honest form of communication that differs from spoken language, and that it is strongly shaped by emotion, belief, and intent.

Key Claims and Points

Telepathy / “Thought Transfer” as Communication

• Stone describes early experiences where beings seemed like “little children,” despite him not initially realizing they were communicating telepathically.
• He claims the beings transmit thoughts directly.
• He argues there is “no misinterpretation” because telepathy is driven by emotion and internal truth rather than words.

How He Realized What Was Happening

• Stone recounts an incident involving an injured bird, which he says he accidentally killed.
• He claims that after this event, the experience “took on a whole new reality.”
• He says the beings already knew what he was thinking/saying.
• Later, he says they clarified that communication can happen without verbal speech—by forming thoughts and mentally transferring them.

ETS (Extraterrestrials) May Access Personal Inner Life

• Stone asserts that extraterrestrials can detect what people try to keep secret.
• He claims this is connected to their “deciding who they’re going to follow throughout life,” implying they read inner character or intention.

Distance and Limitations

• When asked whether thought transfer depends on proximity, Stone answers that, in his view, it has no limitation.
• He offers anecdotes meant to suggest remote connection, including:
  • A friend reportedly killed in Vietnam, with Stone claiming the friend’s wife already knew what happened and provided details she “couldn’t have known.”
  • The idea that loved ones can feel or “call” to us when death occurs far away.

Potential for Emotional “Overbearing” Influence

• Stone suggests some beings may be stronger or more forceful—especially if they use mental power to influence choices.
• He claims they can push someone to act (for example, causing someone to turn a corner), in ways that later feel inexplicable.
• He adds a moral boundary: he says they cannot make someone do something they consider immoral or wrong—they may influence behavior, but not override one’s moral sense.

Advice for Meeting Extraterrestrials

• Stone recommends approaching with the mindset of doing “the right thing” and staying calm rather than fearful.
• He warns that the first thoughts an entity picks up on are often fear-based, and that the entity may respond with fear.
• He advises mentally framing friendliness:
  • acknowledging it may be a first encounter,
  • inviting questions,
  • emphasizing that nothing must be verbal—thinking is sufficient.

Legal / “Rule-of-Rights” Argument

• Stone argues extraterrestrials have no recognized legal rights on Earth because governments allegedly do not recognize any status for them.
• He claims harming or killing an extraterrestrial is not treated as “murder” under local law.
• He contrasts this with legal protections for Earth animals (e.g., dogs).

Why Some People Report Sightings While Others Don’t

• Stone addresses why some can “call out” and see entities while others don’t.
• He says experiences may occur due to thought transfer or circumstance, while emphasizing a broader worldview:
  • “Nothing is an accident.”
• He argues events happen with purpose, time, and meaning, even when people do not understand the reason.

Presenters / Contributors

• Clifford Stone — Sergeant; ex-military operative; guest
• Emry Smith — Host; Cosmic Disclosure