You got it! Coming right up! I think what I'll do is split this into a few different videos to make it more modular and accessible.

Oh, wow, what an interesting thought! I'm going to think about this 'out loud' here. Okay, I'm assuming given the time period in which she lived and how young she was when she died that she probably wasn't actually in Teal stage. Teal stage would have been extremely rare if it was possible at all at that time, and it probably would have taken a long lifetime to get there. She would have had to go through all the previous stages of consciousness, and I don't see evidence of that in her history. It seems she was illiterate and didn't have much contact with other cultures, so that would have made it very difficult if not impossible to get through Green stage. And I don't see evidence of the universal unconditional love of Teal stage. In fact, she refers to her 'enemies'. That doesn't sound like Teal to me. Also, to my knowledge, her accounts of her visions stayed well within the established structure of local culture and beliefs of the time. Genuine Teal stage visions often have significant elements that are well outside conventional cultural context and understanding. So, having gone through this thinking, I'm now assuming that Joan's visions and fervor were from mystical experiences in Subtle and/or Causal states. Mystical experiences of spiritual states can happen at any stage of consciousness, and they can be both accurate, providing legitimate insights, and powerful, inducing utter conviction. But they will be interpreted through a filter of the stage of consciousness the person is at, e.g. a Red-Blue stage Christian lens. What do you think?