| From | Role | Years | Verdict | Source |
|---|
| A CIA-affiliated person Pasulka met owns a book by-about Maria de Agreda | speaker | | Structural | |
| A Marian apparition at Garabandal, Spain (1961-1965) involved four girls reportedly experiencing group levitation-like trances | speaker | | Structural | |
| A medieval theologian argued Mary's Immaculate Conception was pre-ordained across time, offered by Pasulka as an early non-linear-time argument | speaker | | Structural | |
| After American Cosmic's publication, a group tied to government-disclosure efforts asked Pasulka to name the two scientists ('Tyler' and 'James'-Nolan) from her then-unpublished book | speaker | | Structural | |
| Arthur C. Clarke's Childhood's End (1953) depicts alien 'Overlords' who conceal their demonic appearance, end war-disease via propaganda-like influence, and absorb human children into a unified overmind, ending humanity | speaker | | Structural | |
| Arthur C. Clarke's Childhood's End and Ray Kurzweil's singularity writing were influenced by Teilhard's Omega Point | speaker | | Structural | |
| Carlos Eire (Yale historian) wrote They Flew without access to Joseph of Cupertino's original trial record, which Pasulka says she obtained and had translated | speaker | | Structural | |
| Chris Bledsoe can allegedly 'summon orbs'; Pasulka's brother reportedly witnessed this | speaker | | Structural | |
| Clarke did not credit Teilhard in Childhood's End but engaged Teilhard's ideas in later work | speaker | | Structural | |
| Eric Wargo's books cite examples of future events (e.g. 9-11) appearing pre-figured in past art | speaker | | Structural | |
| Gen Z shows increased interest in religion (survey-documented trend) | speaker | | Structural | |
| Joseph of Cupertino's canonization trial record contains many witness signatures attesting to levitation | speaker | | Structural | |
| Juan Diego's account of Our Lady of Guadalupe shares phenomenological similarities with other apparition accounts despite no prior contact between traditions | speaker | | Structural | |
| Maria de Agreda's diary describes a specific encounter (a person blind in one eye) later corroborated by a Spanish missionary account | speaker | | Structural | |
| Marshall McLuhan was influenced by Teilhard de Chardin | speaker | | Structural | |
| Near-death experiences show cross-cultural pattern similarities | speaker | | Structural | |
| Nolan is the pseudonymous 'James' in Diana Pasulka's American Cosmic | Nolan is 'James' in American Cosmic | | Documented · occurred | |
| Pasulka and Peter Thiel were both students of Rene Girard at Stanford | speaker | | Structural | |
| Pasulka co-chaired the Death, Dying and Beyond session of the American Academy of Religion | speaker | | Structural | |
| Pasulka connects Steven Dick's 'post-biological entities' framework to angelic visitations in Ezekiel | speaker | | Structural | |
| Pasulka has discussed UAP-anomalous phenomena with John Alexander and Travis Taylor, and describes John Alexander's wife reporting unexplained objects at their residence | speaker | | Structural | |
| Pasulka is a UNC Wilmington religious studies professor | speaker | | Structural | |
| Pasulka received unsolicited emails from government-aerospace personnel to her university account in 2015-2016, then met 'Tyler' c.2013-2014 | speaker | | Structural | |
| Pasulka says Vallee showed her a 666-page book about the devil and called The Ninth Gate a favorite film | named | | Structural | |
| Pasulka translated Latin for the 2011 film The Conjuring | speaker | | Structural | |
| Pasulka wrote about Maria de Agreda ('the Lady in Blue') in American Cosmic | speaker | | Structural | |
| Pasulka's book Encounters shares a title with, and she consulted on, the Netflix UFO docuseries Encounters | speaker | | Structural | |
| Pasulka's father served on a ship (the Bittersweet) in Alaskan waters c.1957 searching for Russian submarines, and reported a sonar-radar encounter that disabled the ship for hours | speaker | | Structural | |
| Pasulka's first publication concerned 19th-century child near-death experiences | speaker | | Structural | |
| Pasulka's grandfather reported seeing UFOs from a mountain in Northern California redwoods; a missing minor was allegedly on a UFO-photography mission in the same area | speaker | | Structural | |
| Pasulka's thesis- UFO phenomena are re-enchanting the modern secular world and relegitimizing transcendence, but what is behind them may not be benevolent | speaker | | Structural | |
| Recovered material at the site was explained by Tyler as disintegrated 1950s government storage cans meant to defeat metal detectors; Pasulka's OUP editor questioned this explanation | speaker | | Structural | |
| Reincarnation is doctrinally incompatible with Catholicism; other Christian traditions differ | speaker | | Structural | |
| Russian billionaires have set 2040 as a target year for immortality-singularity | speaker | | Structural | |
| Tar Desardon = Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, Jesuit paleontologist (1881-1955), noosphere-Omega Point, Vatican-censured, died Easter Sunday 1955 | speaker | | Structural | |
| Teresa of Avila also reportedly levitated, with witnesses trying to hold her down | speaker | | Structural | |
| The 1917 Fatima apparitions (Portugal) culminated in the 13 Oct 'Miracle of the Sun' witnessed by roughly 70,000 people, including skeptical press photographers, with reports of a spinning-color-shifting sun and instantly-dried clothing | speaker | | Structural | |
| The Catholic Church has since eased its formal warning on Teilhard's writings | speaker | | Structural | |
| The Neda and Bayside apparition cases (1950s and 1990s respectively) that Pasulka's research team studied include witness reports of 'men in black' in dark cars without headlights | speaker | | Structural | |
| The Others (2026) is an NYT bestseller | speaker | | Structural | |
| Thiel is a founder-major funder of large social-media and data platforms (irony given his Antichrist-surveillance argument) | speaker | | Structural | |
| Tim Taylor is a NASA mission controller who attended conferences held by Kripal and Diana Pasulka | named | | Structural | |
| Tyler gained Vatican Archive access after his credentials-face were checked on a screen | speaker | | Structural | |
| Tyler invited Pasulka to Cape Canaveral multiple times for rocket launches; NRO-launch-related patches use Roman-god imagery and Latin, including on Tyler's own mission patches | speaker | | Structural | |
| UAP researcher Tim Gallardo-Galardet contacted Pasulka about her father's at-sea encounter | speaker | | Structural | |
| Vatican Apostolic Archive access requires advanced credentials and need-to-know | speaker | | Structural | |
| Vatican II (1962-65) was an internal Catholic reform council | speaker | | Structural | |
| Chris Bledsoe | studied his case; worked with her on a TV series about his life | | Documented · occurred | unidentifiedphenomena.com |
| Garry Nolan | "James" in American Cosmic | | Documented · occurred | nybooks.com |
| Jacques Vallee | appears in her American Cosmic circle | | Unproven | |
| Sheehan on Danny Jones (2024) | Vatican/UFO-archive adjacency | | — | youtube.com |
| Tim Taylor | Vatican visit with Pasulka; both named in the Vatican Observatory's 2017 annual report | 2017 | Documented · occurred | strangerthanfiction.org |
| Tim Taylor | "Tyler D." in American Cosmic (identification unconfirmed) | 2017 | Unproven | strangerthanfiction.org |