Suzy Miller

Emeritus Professor Stanford University, and pioneer of the original intention experiments, and featured physicist in What The Bleep, Dr. William Tiller https://www.tillerfoundation.org/william-tiller-his-story-1 and Autism Pioneer and former speech language pathologist, Suzy Miller, M.Ed., https://suzymiller.com/ reveal the extraordinary results parents are experiencing with children enrolled in the Autism Intention Experiment. http://www.naturaltreatmentforautism​

Riley, the very first child that woke me up when he was four, is now twenty seven or twenty eight years old, maybe a little bit older than that. He is still verbally communicating. He kind of set the energy, he set the stage for all of this, and Jackson is, you might say, landing all of that energy and bringing it into the forefront so that anybody who wants it can benefit from it. In 2013, I was working with Professor William Tiller. He was a Stanford emeritus professor who had left Stanford to start looking into intention. He created something called the intention host device, where we could broadcast intention to autistic families around the world. We ran a scientific experiment where we broadcast this intention to these families. That experiment lasted three years. We did three different groups of children, and it was robustly successful, as Bill Tiller would say.

The biggest challenge to living my purpose was allowing myself to believe it wholeheartedly so that it could stand up against what other people might shoot down. It is one thing to have these experiences with these kids, to hear telepathically and see multidimensionally. It is another thing to put that information out into the world and have naysayers suggest that it could not quite be possible, when in your heart of hearts you know that it is.

From my vantage point, autism is a mismatch between the soul's vibrational expression and our human experience. The soul's vibrational expression for many of these kids is vast. I see them as the new human, or a new species, like a new iteration, part of our human evolution. What I have learned directly from the kids on the spectrum, they have collectively come here to help evolve human consciousness. The capacities that they have, as far as that, you might say, are associated with oneness or unity, they already have that. That is already their template. Every single human being on this planet comes in with whatever energetic template they come in as. They are all here to support the collective unification of humanity. As that energy rises, as that template of unity consciousness rises, what we notice is that we begin to lose those parts of ourselves that have created separation or divisiveness. We are at a time in human history, right here, right now, where those higher states of consciousness that these kids have been bringing can now land and manifest in this world at this time.

This child was nonverbal, unable to communicate, but he was nonverbal in the 3D physical world. When he grabbed my hand, my consciousness left my body, and the next thing I knew, we were in a completely different environment. He was opening a door, and as he opened the door, he said verbally, completely clear, welcome to my art studio. We were inside this art studio, and he was telling me verbally why he loves art in the 3D world, why he loves making art, and why he has his mother send different pieces of art to different people in his family. I was in this space with him where he was verbally communicating, and all of a sudden he said, my mom wants you. He started releasing tension on my hand, my consciousness went back into my body, and I turned my head slowly. His mom was still sitting next to me on the bench, and she said, what is wrong with you, you have been staring straight ahead for the last five minutes, what is going on. I went back and spent time with Jackson until he was done explaining to me some of the things that he wanted me to know, that he wanted his mother to know, and that he wanted me to share with others. Then he released my hand, my consciousness came back into my body, and he went back to being nonverbal. As of January 2024, he, for whatever reason, decided at that time that he could now verbally communicate in my field. His mother picked him up from his day program one day, and he verbally said, Susie. We have been spending every Monday, the last probably four Mondays now, maybe five Mondays, and he is verbally communicating.

There were all kinds of skill sets that I did not even know I had, or I had forgotten that I had, that came rushing back to the surface. Telepathy was one of those. I was also learning how to use multidimensional healing techniques that were innate to me, but I did not know they were innate until this little four year old boy put the key in and turned it. When he turned that key and opened me up, there was no doubt in my mind that this was my purpose. I think it has had a tremendous effect on those I have worked with. Those I have worked with have benefited greatly from me stepping into that purpose and not shutting it down, and they have benefited because they understand now more of who they are. I think anybody that starts living their purpose understands more of who they are, so they can then pass that along to somebody else.

It took a year to have the light body completely reintegrate with the physical body, to the point where he was now able to be, I would say, functionally communicative. So yeah, it took that long, and during that year-long process, what was also happening was that there were all kinds of skill sets that I did not even know I had, or I had forgotten that I had, that came rushing back to the surface. Telepathy was one of those. I was also learning how to use multidimensional healing techniques that were innate to me, but I did not know they were innate until this little four year old boy put the key in and turned it. When he turned that key and opened me up, there was no doubt in my mind that this was my purpose. I had the idea that I was going down one particular pathway, and I thought I was going to be a really wonderful speech language pathologist for the rest of my life. Then it was like taking a hard right and saying, no, this is what you are going to be doing instead.