A Flash of Beauty: Dr Michael Adamse
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Michael Adamse received his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Miami after completing a pre-doctoral fellowship at Yale University. Dr. Adamse specializes in relationship issues and has been in practice for over thirty years. He held an appointment as Adjunct Assistant Professor of Psychology at the University of Miami. In addition, he held an appointment as Adjunct Professor at Nova Southeastern University, where he lectured worldwide for their MBA program. He also served as a Captain in the U.S. Army Reserve Medical Corps.
Dr. Adamse has been an expert psychological commentator on many issues and has participated in over 300 radio, print, and TV interviews. He hosted On The Couch, a weekly National Public Radio program that featured interviews with various nationally recognized leaders in literature, the arts, entertainment, politics, and the media. The program was taped in front of a live studio audience at Reading Etc., City Place, West Palm Beach, Florida. He also hosted a psychologically oriented segment on the top-rated nationally syndicated radio show 'American Breakfast.'
Dr. Adamse hosted a prime-time radio segment on Wild 95.5 FM, one of South Florida's premier stations with an audience exceeding 300,000 listeners. The 30 Second Therapy program invited callers to briefly size up their problems, and Dr. Adamse provided clear and directive advice in a user-friendly format. - Zábava
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I was thinking, "This isn't very Bigfooty, I don't want to listen to it." But the more he talked, the more interesting it got. It makes a lot of sense.
Thought the very same thing.
I was thinking the same.
He has good perspectives and makes sense.
A logical therapist influences your thinking of possibilities.
My first experience from seeing a Sasquatch from 30' away was that I rationalized it as seeing a giant rabbit. I never told anyone for close to 40 years. I tucked it away and mostly forgot about it. I had 3 other experiences 8 months later. The second one was close up at 2' away and I could no longer deny what I saw.
Me to hard to ever forget.
A Giant Rabbit, named Harvey? lol
Wow, have you shared your story anywhere?
Wow! Can you describe in detail what they look like please?
What a fantastic doctor. He reminds me a lot of my ow therapist. He's non judgemental and doesn't make excuses for what these people saw. They know what they saw and stand behind that. In my opinion that should be enough.
Fabulous interview, the testimonies are so very expertly assessed by this calm, reassuring gentleman, Doctor Michael.
He clarifies so much about our human condition and behaviour relating to the knowers, the on-the-fencers, the skeptics and the pure haters.
I would love to have him as my psychologist should I ever require one !
By the way.. this channel is so good I’ve not listened to my favorites since ep 1. So captivating. Thank you.
Thanks for tuning in!
Good morning
It's important to talk about this emotional angle. Very important.
Grow up
@@keastymatthew2407, You seem to be someone who needs to have more experiences in life. I hope you have fun exploring all the possibilities.
@@boa1793 Ok great👍 Thanks for the advice, and perspective. May peace be upon you sir.
Thank you!!! This piece means the world to me. Not crazy, I’m a pioneer! Whoop! & Aw-Teeka-Peeka-Hut, y’All ~
Thank God!!!
Thank you Mr. Adamse
a good insight into how our mind works . well worth the watch .
Now he sounded more knowledgeable and interesting about this field than most that are actually in it.
Beautifully said
MAN speaks a lot of TRUTH.
Great content!
Absolutely phenomenal interview gang! You folks have done your diligent homework. Solid and detailed explanation of how the human psyche processes uniquely profound and transformational experiences.
Unfortunately, skeptics and nonbelievers won’t ever reach this level of intelligent self awareness.
It’s the simple and quick conclusion to ridicule or question someone’s mental capacity that has had this experience, because that’s the easy route to solve this. It takes effort and an open mind to follow the facts and the science.
It continues to amaze me, how many that have had a visual encounter, say they wished it never had happened. It changes them and all they’ve been taught to think.
Precisely why Steve Isdahl has accurately called it The Club Of No Return; you can’t “unsee it” afterwards. Try convincing an individual that has had an encounter that what they saw was just a bear, another person, or their imagination. Truth is stranger than fiction. Just because many can’t accept it, doesn’t mean it’s not real.
The Forest People are real and out there. Follow the science.
Major props to Dr. Michael Adam’s for providing his knowledge and expertise to explaining the minds functional reactions to this topic.
“Going back to Nature is not such a bad idea.”
Truer words…..🙏🏻
Thank you! Listening to this was so interesting. I agree with all that he said. We can all recognize truth when we hear it.
Wow - what a great interview! I will definitely see myself forwarding the link for this video.
I’m kind of glad to hear someone with a “scientific bent” take this position.
My interest in Bigfoot is largely “epistemological”, if you will.
When I began to read about Bigfoot 25 years or so ago, I thought: this is odd. Many people claim to have seen this creature, but others say it cannot be, absolutely out of the question. Lots of experts, especially, explained how Bigfoot couldn’t exist because [genetic reasons, historical reasons, practical, food-foraging reasons, etc]. Others added, not unreasonably, that these days we have so many cameras there should be credible footage (which as far as I’m concerned the Patterson Gimlin film is not), less reasonably that a body should have been found by now.
And still, people kept seeing them.
This fascinated me. In fact there are communities in America where such a large number of people have had encounters that nobody really doubts the existence of Bigfoot. It’s almost humdrum to them.
So these realities exist alongside each other. The “majority reality” in which Bigfoot is laughable, something only very unsophisticated people believe in. And then a minority reality where Bigfoot is a quite straightforward , accepted part of life.
Incidentally, you find that with a lot of things. For almost all of our scientific history it was taken as axiom that the brain cannot rebuild itself. Yet practitioners such as Feldenkreis routinely had results which can only be explained by plasticity. How many times haven’t you heard stories like “the doctors said I would never walk again, but I did”? The reality of brain plasticity existed in plain sight next to the accepted dogma that the brain does not change (a weird dogma, anyway, when you come to think of it.)
I wanted to find out if Bigfoot was real, or not. Not by trekking into the woods, if only because I live in the Netherlands and our woods offer ferrets and the odd deer, at most. By reading. It should be possible to find out if something like that is true or not, no?
But it isn’t. That is to say, I’m convinced by now that Sasquatch is real. I’ve listened to many hundreds of first person narratives, often stretching over an hour, and the large majority were entirely credible people telling clearly genuine stories.
My highly intelligent friend said that these stories are either lies or cases of mistaken identity. That’s because he’s never listened to them, or not with an open mind. Because clearly this isn’t tenable. Countless stories are sightings by daylight, at short distances, by more than one person, where intimate details of the creature are related. Incompatible with mistaken identity. Just as clearly most of these people are not lying, which we know because many have been hooked up by lie detectors. Although many stories are told with such strong emotion that nobody would need a lie detector to feel their authenticity.
I think it’s entirely reasonable for scientists to say they’ll only treat Bigfoot as real once they have incontrovertible evidence, such as a body. What’s not reasonable is saying they know it doesn’t exist. Nobody knows anything, to put it succinctly. A scientist especially should realise that.
I’ve read the excellent book by Brian Sykes. He is that open, scientific, skeptical mind (openness and skepticism should be practically synonymous btw.) I know about Melba Ketchum. Her research is, sadly, not proof. Sykes concludes we have no genetic proof, yet. It’s hard to understand why we don’t. Sykes, too, believes “there is something out there”, as Jane Goodall does, too. But no, the genetic proof isn’t there, yet. Read Sykes’ open, honest book if you doubt it.
It is odd that we don’t have that genetic proof, yet. And somewhat odd we don’t have a body, though conspiracy theories might actually be correct, here. There really does seem to be an effort from “above” to keep things quiet.
So many points of contention. The sincere accounts have convinced me. But I can’t blame people who haven’t listened to hundreds of accounts (or thousands) for not believing. I can blame them for “knowing” Bigfoot isn’t real, though, and ridiculing eyewitnesses. Then again, that’s human nature. It’s what we do.
Very well put. As the saying goes, absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, and scientists should know that better than anyone. Those who dogmatically disbelieve in something are no more logical than those who dogmatically believe in something. Both need to learn that the world is wider than the inside of their skull.
@@itzakpoelzig330 Absolutely. Only people who don’t have enough experience with life “know” things. And it’s not a scientific stance to “know” something. Popper, falsification, verisimilitude, etc.
Have you ever had an encounter, Itzak, or are you just interested, like myself?
Another amazing post and you hit it out of the park on this one! Thank you Dr. for your extensive expertise and covering so much ground including reasons that people that have had encounters obsess over bigfoot and that one reason is to validate what they saw. I've said to people that have encounters that you saw it, period but I understand all the reasons people second guess themselves and are in search of answers since encounters don't fit into our reality -- very interesting! Best, from Colorado!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good morning from New Mexico
Oh wow,
Dr Adams,thank you so much for this video. As a student of human nature,behavior & experience myself ; I find your discussion fascinating. I've been open to hearing of others' experiences; even before being a freshman & knowing Psychology would be my major.
I do believe many the personal reports of these beings; even though not having my direct,personal experience. Also , believe my Native People ancestors would not have referred to them so often,& across tribes across N.America.,if there weren't something to it. Thank you again.We anticipate the new' Flash of Beauty' doc. The 1st one is absolutely one our fav.& well done films on the topic. Take care, Mike in TN.
Great video. I was just sharing with a friend who, like myself, is open to possibility and saw a BF crossing the road years ago in Calif. His comment? 'I'd love to see another one.' Then there's my former client who quietly shared that he and his cousin saw one in Ohio, but has not come out openly because he's a renowned PhD in neuroscience with publications in well known scientific magazines. I myself saw something last summer that I cannot explain and left me unnerved for days, only because I felt I'd slipped into its alternate inter dimensional reality and it might attach to me. In my heart, I know what I saw - not a BF but another cryptid. Wish I could talk to this guy. BTW, I'm still awaiting science to admit that the thylacine, Tasmanian Tiger, is not extinct, based on numerous 'sightings'.
Yes, way too many people have spotted the thylacine for it to be completely gone. That's the "cryptid" I expect to hear the good news about soonest.
This is such a great interview. Thank you!
Such a shame that the people that need to think outside the box probably wouldn't entertain the idea to watch this kind of interview. Stems right back to the first settler's Who denied what the natives told them of the Sabe and still today they feel they have come too fare to have the subject put in front of them so they live in denial . Another wonderful in site to the subject and a true flash of beauty as always.
Share this video and hope the right people see it!
FOR A PERSON who is a Seer .YOU WILL BE SEEING AND KNOWING MORE THEN WHO WISH AND AS A CHILD I THOUGHT THE WORLD NEW.BUT AS I GOT OLDER I HAD TO KEEP IT TO MY SELF AND ITS A VERY LONELY PLACE. NOW I SEE FROM SO MANY IT IS COMING OUT.BUT STILL SO MANY Treat so many badly it is so sad.😔 KNOW THIS THEY ARE NOT ALL THE SAME AND THERE IS MANY DIFFERENT THINGS OUT THERE THAT ARE YET TO BE Discovered. NOT MANY BAD BUT SO MANY KIND AND WISE BUT SHOW RESPECT OR YOU WILL BE SCARED TO YOUR CORE.THEY KNOW YOUR Intentions
Ah yes, the coelacanth is another example. Before it was “officially” caught, fishermen in the area had caught it loads of times, already. It existed as a straightforward thing in a small place, yet to the majority it was impossible. Two realities, existing side by side.
I wonder what “I train conservatively” means?
Dr., you are upspeaking so much right away. You’re a doctor. Declarative speech please.
Right ?
Can i get that speacial pass doc..dont like to ask 4 help but can someone help ..
Jesus Saves
Rich Germeau and Mark ??????
I’m wondering the same thing!
Mark Parker?
Mark Parker
When we interviewed Dr Adamse, we had him watch Mark Parker and Rich Germeau’s full interviews as examples- part 1 of Rich drops Wednesday then Saturday for part 2.
I do not have to analyze the person who is telling us about their encounters with these beings, where I listen to their story, to where I go from there, because I seem to know more about the subject than the human telling all of us his story. This gentleman is analyzing the person telling us his story about these forest people, and for me I am not wasting my time on that because I do not have too to know about him, but I just listen to the story, and I know if he knows what he is talking about or not. This guy is never ever going to get to the truth of what we might be dealing with regarding these Sabe' beings. He is way too busy analyzing the storyteller. Good luck following this gentleman!!!!!!
Watch what he has to say in our documentary A Flash of Beauty: Bigfoot Revealed for more context- what he has to say is extremely important. Listen to the entire interview.
sabe😂😂😂 do you mean bigfoot , mrs nobody
I had somethig visiting me wehn I was 5 or 6 I still can see it in my mind, but it looked more like an Alien/Demon. The story is still disturbing to me. I have no explanation for it. DeinStamm
I just invented a new drinking game. Every time that Dr. Adamse uses the phrase “if you will”….you gotta take a shot.
Didn’t take long to real you in.
😔 promo sm
I can’t stand these type of interviews I want to hear the big foot story not some emotional psychiatric rant on rationality
Watch our full documentary for context… 🦶🏾