Speaker 1: Hello, guys, how are you? It is January sixteen, and
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Speaker 1: Tonight we're gonna talk about magic. Last week we talked
Speaker 1: about or two weeks ago, we talked about witchcraft and
Speaker 1: magic and how it is inherently suckual. And tonight, I
Speaker 1: guess we're just gonna go back to the basics of magic,
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna walk you through my thought process that
Speaker 1: took me from cringe core zone theory to orthodoxy, and
Speaker 1: I thought Tim and Eric's zone theory was the perfect
Speaker 1: way to explain all of this stuff, and it had
Speaker 1: a resurgence in the early two thousands, but now it's
Speaker 1: ramping up and getting even worse. So you're gonna see
Speaker 1: lots of people talking about manifestation and alignment and true
Speaker 1: will and all of these woo woo terms that I
Speaker 1: got sucked into, and people for five thousand and six
Speaker 1: thousand and seven thousand years have got sucked into these things.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna deconstruct them tonight, and I'm glad you
Speaker 1: all are piling in. Who else we got? Kit? What's up,
Speaker 1: doctor Chrispy? Hey, I think you need a wrench. Let
Speaker 1: me see what I can do. Yeah, here you go,
Speaker 1: have a wrench. Welcome to the mod squad. Orthodox boomer
Speaker 1: Grandma says, in all my years in the New Age,
Speaker 1: God protected me from Seth's magic, et cetera. Thank God, Yeah,
Speaker 1: thank God for that. Bla's here, gangang what Jeth throw?
Speaker 1: Sarah says, beautiful? Thank you? Yeah. So, okay, let's start
Speaker 1: off with some news, because I had a couple of
Speaker 1: things to tell you before we got into the meat
Speaker 1: of what we're gonna talk about tonight. We're gonna actually
Speaker 1: be looking at the first chapter of my first book
Speaker 1: that I wrote. I started writing in twenty and ten,
Speaker 1: and back then I was listening to a lot of
Speaker 1: Abraham Hicks Esther Hicks, remember that channeling person I was
Speaker 1: watching a lot of bashar. I thought aliens were real.
Speaker 1: I thought there was good aliens and bad aliens. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we'll get into all that, but we're gonna be looking
Speaker 1: at this book I don't sell anymore because obviously it
Speaker 1: has a lot of unorthodox sentiments in it, but it
Speaker 1: also has a lot of good stuff. So maybe in
Speaker 1: the future we'll look at the other chapters where we
Speaker 1: talk about Disney and the military industrial complex and psychology
Speaker 1: and children's toys and stuff like that. But the very
Speaker 1: first chapter was all about consciousness. And that's another word
Speaker 1: you're going to be hearing a lot in the future,
Speaker 1: So all of the it girls are going to be
Speaker 1: into manifesting and consciousness and being in alignment. And yeah,
Speaker 1: that's why I picked that Tim and Eric's get zone
Speaker 1: theory because it just got straight to the heart of
Speaker 1: all of this foolishness. And if you haven't seen that skit,
Speaker 1: go look it up after we're done here. Just type
Speaker 1: in Tim and Eric's Zone theory. And it's so true
Speaker 1: because it plays on those things like the secret and
Speaker 1: what the bleep do we know? And all of those
Speaker 1: cutting edge quantum physics documentaries that came out, maybe like
Speaker 1: fifteen twenty years ago. So shout out if you have
Speaker 1: seen Tim and Eric's zone theory. Shout out if you
Speaker 1: used to believe in the secret and Abraham Hicks and
Speaker 1: all of those goofy. But before we get into that,
Speaker 1: a couple weeks ago, maybe a month ago, we did
Speaker 1: a whole stream about Taylor Swift, right, and somebody found this.
Speaker 1: Taylor Swift's great grandfather, Archie Swift, was the director of
Speaker 1: Federal Reserve Banks and branches, and they even have her
Speaker 1: family tree and some dirt on the different members of
Speaker 1: her family and what they did. So I just shared
Speaker 1: this on my Twitter, So if you go to my Twitter,
Speaker 1: I shared Courtney's thread about it, and also the original
Speaker 1: thread from Tea Mills Taylor Swift's great grandfather Archie Swifts,
Speaker 1: So go look that up because it's all about bloodlines
Speaker 1: right in these secret societies, we all know that these
Speaker 1: things come through the family line and the blood lines. Right.
Speaker 1: Orthodox Boomerigramma says, I was totally into that quantum crap.
Speaker 1: Yeah me too, man, So I guess that all started
Speaker 1: for me when I watched the movie Zeitgeist. Do y'all
Speaker 1: remember that thing? So the first portion of Zeitgeist was
Speaker 1: about how I don't know what order they came in,
Speaker 1: but it came in three segments. It was like the
Speaker 1: Federal Reserve, Christianity and the Big Nine. Right, So two
Speaker 1: thirds of it was pretty good, but one third of
Speaker 1: it totally seemingly demolished the story of Jesus and showed
Speaker 1: how it was just like Horace and Zoroaster and all
Speaker 1: of these other cults of antiquity. But what a lot
Speaker 1: of people don't realize is that movie was pulling from
Speaker 1: one source a book. I can't remember the name of
Speaker 1: the book, but it was a very poorly written book.
Speaker 1: It was poorly researched. It was outright false in some places.
Speaker 1: So no, Christianity was not debooked by Zeitgeist. If you
Speaker 1: go and do a little bit more big kid research,
Speaker 1: it was Zeitgeist become debunked. Actually, excuse me, my nose
Speaker 1: is running a little bit. But a lot of people
Speaker 1: can get deceived by these things because first of all,
Speaker 1: they don't want to believe in a Christian world be
Speaker 1: because then that makes them responsible for their actions, right,
Speaker 1: That makes them responsible for what has happened to them.
Speaker 1: It makes them responsible for repenting and turning your life around,
Speaker 1: and it's pretty radical self responsibility way of being. Jethro
Speaker 1: says Peter Joseph. His Dave is Dave Matthew looking mofo
Speaker 1: oh yeah, oh yeah. So Zeitgeist, uh the sequel to that,
Speaker 1: and I think there was actually part three. But the
Speaker 1: answer to all of the problems that Zeitgeist is proposing
Speaker 1: is the Venus Project, which, if you know anything about Esoterica,
Speaker 1: Venus is associated with Lucifer the Light Bearer, and they
Speaker 1: had this guy on named Jacques Fresco who was anti natalist,
Speaker 1: anti humanity the entire it was a smart city basically.
Speaker 1: So Zeitgeist is deconstructing your worldview. It's taking away your
Speaker 1: faith in your country, in your financial system, and your
Speaker 1: religion all at once, and it's replacing it with this
Speaker 1: Venus Project, which is the you know, the first maybe
Speaker 1: not the first, but a prototype of the smart city,
Speaker 1: which is also EPCOT was as well. And so this
Speaker 1: is just another example of problem reaction solution. And I
Speaker 1: did get sucked into the Zeitgeist, and I got sucked
Speaker 1: into Esther Hicks, I got sucked into manifesting being in alignment.
Speaker 1: All of these goofy things we're going to talk about tonight.
Speaker 1: So what I already covered? Taylor Swift? Oh yeah, so
Speaker 1: did y'all see all? Little nas X says that he
Speaker 1: is turning his life around, and he made another video.
Speaker 1: He's the one that you all remember him slide down
Speaker 1: the stripper pole into hell and grinding on the devil.
Speaker 1: That's Little nas X. He says, sorry, I'm sorry about that.
Speaker 1: And now he's making a video where he I mean,
Speaker 1: it's arguably almost even worse because it's more blasphemous than
Speaker 1: outright satanic imagery, because he's posing as Christ. He's posing
Speaker 1: as a androgynoust figure of Christ. Shout out if you've
Speaker 1: seen that, if you know what I'm talking about. It
Speaker 1: it just came out and he put all these tiktoks
Speaker 1: up of him, like eating communion wafers, dressed as Jesus
Speaker 1: and drinking the wine, and just a whole bunch of
Speaker 1: imagery that anybody would find offensive as a Christian. And
Speaker 1: I know if he tried to do this, like to
Speaker 1: a Muslim audience, and I don't know if he'd still
Speaker 1: be alive. But he told Rolling Stone, he says, I
Speaker 1: didn't mean to mock He said in the lengthy video.
Speaker 1: It wasn't an f you to you people, f you
Speaker 1: to the Christians. It was not that. So he said
Speaker 1: he's repenting. Uh. He comes out on across like the
Speaker 1: cross is upside down and then it turns right side up.
Speaker 1: Oh now they won't let me read the whole articule. Heck, well, okay,
Speaker 1: just go to Rolling Stone then and read what Lil
Speaker 1: naz X says. But he says, I messed up really bad.
Speaker 1: I didn't mean to mock, but I think he did
Speaker 1: mean to mock. I don't know, yeah, said he Lion.
Speaker 1: He lion totally. So this is just more blasphemous stuff.
Speaker 1: Madonna did the same thing a couple of months ago
Speaker 1: with her as Christ in the Last Supper. Uh, it's
Speaker 1: nothing new. Lil Nausea's looking for a proper smack. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he needs a spank in Bla, says Goblin. Ghouls love
Speaker 1: lying and spit in the face of those who are
Speaker 1: usually graceful and forgiving. Yeah, because everybody loves a redemption arc.
Speaker 1: Everybody's ready to forgive people of their past behavior and shenanigans.
Speaker 1: But I agree with you completely that this uh is
Speaker 1: just taking advantage of people's good nature and willing to
Speaker 1: believe that you can repent and be redeemed. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: thank you jeffre Throw for that. I was gonna read
Speaker 1: some excerpts of it, but I guess that they only
Speaker 1: let you read it once and then you have to
Speaker 1: subscribe or log in because now I'm locked out of
Speaker 1: the articles. So sorry about that, you guys. So what's up.
Speaker 1: We've got one hundred people already, We've just started. We've
Speaker 1: got all my favorite uh mods, technore Graphic jeth Row
Speaker 1: basically analyzer. Doctor Crispy is now wrenched up. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: drop this donut link in here, and if you send
Speaker 1: me donuts, I will sing. So welcome to the show,
Speaker 1: the show where I tell you things that are hard
Speaker 1: to hear and I sing cringey songs. Technographics says, just
Speaker 1: to think the most popular celebrobrities actually eat poop and
Speaker 1: do the peepeat in the poop. Yeah, yes, And they
Speaker 1: are being exposed so heavily right now that it makes
Speaker 1: me kind of scared to see what they're gonna pull
Speaker 1: just so they can get out of this. Because the
Speaker 1: avalanche is falling and I'm drinking a ginger ale lollipop.
Speaker 1: I don't know if these are they say they're good
Speaker 1: for you. Does anybody else drink lollipops?
Speaker 2: Let me know.
Speaker 1: I just can't get over the I don't drink soda
Speaker 1: or coke or PEPs hear any of those things. But
Speaker 1: I do like carbonated things like kombucha. There's something about
Speaker 1: the burn. It feels really good. Rain Smith says, love
Speaker 1: this show. It's my favorite. Oh thank you. We'll be
Speaker 1: buying your books in Ja's okay. Cool. Well here's the
Speaker 1: one you can't buy and the one we're gonna be
Speaker 1: talking about tonight. And let's just start with a cover, okay,
Speaker 1: because last week I was making a joke about you know,
Speaker 1: I'm not mad at people. They're not my enemies for
Speaker 1: getting deceived and wrapped up into the occult. You know,
Speaker 1: I see them as children eating dirt, and I just
Speaker 1: want you to stop eating dirt. And when I was
Speaker 1: making the cover for this, this is like a collage
Speaker 1: that I made. I've got the two little babies on there,
Speaker 1: my little babies that I don't want eating dirt. But
Speaker 1: she's princess programmed and he's Warrior programmed, so he's got
Speaker 1: clone wars on. She's got Hannah Montana bottle. They're watching
Speaker 1: Disney and this is actual cartoon where Donald Trump, I
Speaker 1: mean Donald Trump, Donald duck. He has a nightmare that
Speaker 1: he is an Nazi. And you've got some kind of
Speaker 1: like popish figure here who is mystifying the children with
Speaker 1: iPads and iPhones, who has become an AI enemy. His
Speaker 1: head is an iPhone and his body is an iPad.
Speaker 1: And I don't know if you guys have seen this,
Speaker 1: but everyone's talking about iPad kids now and how like
Speaker 1: naughty they are and how they cannot get along without
Speaker 1: an iPad right in front her face. A lot of
Speaker 1: teachers are saying iPads have destroyed children's ability to participate
Speaker 1: in school. So the Pope is controlling this I robotic puppet.
Speaker 1: He's full of corporate logos, because we would talk a
Speaker 1: lot about corporate logos back then and how they were
Speaker 1: connected to secret societies, especially freemasonry. Oh and this month,
Speaker 1: you guys are in for a treat because it's all
Speaker 1: about since its election year. We're gonna be talking about Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. We're gonna be talking about the Founding Fathers.
Speaker 1: We're gonna do a show with bla about the Architecture
Speaker 1: of washing DC and the Lost Symbol by Dan Brown.
Speaker 1: This week, I'm having a scholar, not a Mason, but
Speaker 1: a Masonic scholar on to talk about the top ten
Speaker 1: things you don't know about Freemasonry. It's weird because Freemasonry
Speaker 1: it never gets old. It is dusty sometimes and it's like,
Speaker 1: oh Freemasons, yeah. But then when you like actually get
Speaker 1: into it gets really bizarre and interesting. So we cannot
Speaker 1: ever forget about the brotherhood. We have to go and
Speaker 1: revisit those things a lot. I probably will go revisit
Speaker 1: Secret Destiny of America by Manly P. Hall because this
Speaker 1: is an election year and I think we should all
Speaker 1: be aware of the things behind what is going on
Speaker 1: in politics, which is just you know, the The Wizard
Speaker 1: of Oz show that you all get to pretend that
Speaker 1: you're participating in. But in my mind, it's all part
Speaker 1: of the spell, the sorcery, the magic that we're gonna
Speaker 1: be talking about tonight. And so, just to finish off
Speaker 1: the exegesus of this cover, I did include the pillar
Speaker 1: from the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine in New
Speaker 1: York City, which is a weird esoteric place. We were
Speaker 1: going to talk about that on my show with Isaac,
Speaker 1: but we didn't have enough time to get into that.
Speaker 1: But so what I was trying to say is you
Speaker 1: have two choices here as a young person. You can
Speaker 1: either choose the path of being spellbound and glamorized and
Speaker 1: hypnotized by electronic things and sorcery, or you can choose
Speaker 1: the path of nature. So that was pretty much all
Speaker 1: I was going for on this cover. And the first
Speaker 1: chapter is called the Magic Kingdom, and yeah, that is
Speaker 1: kind of a pun, a play on Disney's Magic Kingdom,
Speaker 1: which later on in the book there is a lot
Speaker 1: about Walt Disney himself, and maybe we can do a
Speaker 1: whole stream just about that. But so yeah, the first
Speaker 1: kind of crazy out there woo woo thing I ever
Speaker 1: read was David Ike. And he's a legend and I
Speaker 1: have a lot of respect for him. He's done a
Speaker 1: lot of good. He has so many many good reference
Speaker 1: books and research and just like thick tones that you
Speaker 1: can dive into. Obviously he's not like Christian or Orthodox
Speaker 1: or anything like that, but you can still get a
Speaker 1: lot of good things from David Ike's books. And then
Speaker 1: I so I read David Ike, I saw zeitgeist? I
Speaker 1: saw what the bleep? Do we know you remember that one?
Speaker 1: Shout out? If you remember what the bleep? That was
Speaker 1: the one where they're like, you're your consciousness controls reality
Speaker 1: and quantum physics, and everything collapses into what you are
Speaker 1: looking at and the universe is made in the image
Speaker 1: of the observer. I'm not saying that there was nothing
Speaker 1: true in that, but the conclusions that you come to
Speaker 1: by getting into these certain Oh, what's up, Paul? Better
Speaker 1: call Paul, Paul says. Freedom Alchemy for a Voluntary Society
Speaker 1: by Stephen Hohler is worth a read. Holer was a
Speaker 1: disciple of mph Manly P.
Speaker 2: Hall.
Speaker 1: Okay. Freedom Alchemy for Voluntary Society by Stephen Hohler. Okay,
Speaker 1: check it out. Check it out, Check it out. Give
Speaker 1: me a song to sing. I'm gonna check the donuts.
Speaker 1: Did I get any donuts? And request? Oh? I did?
Speaker 1: I got twenty dollars donut from David Lee's love your
Speaker 1: work over the years. Thanks, You're welcome. I've been at it.
Speaker 1: I've been at it for a long time. You will
Speaker 1: not get any Shenanigans for me. You're not gonna get
Speaker 1: any weird drama You're not gonna get any I don't
Speaker 1: even know how to say this, stupid tangents. You're just
Speaker 1: gonna get data and some stupid cringey songs. I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna lead you astray with your Zeitgeist to end your
Speaker 1: with the bleep in the secret and no zone theory
Speaker 1: anymore from me, Suprema Affair, says Paul. That first show
Speaker 1: really resonated with me, having grown up under the spell
Speaker 1: of DL in southern California. Oh, Disneyland, such a great con. Yeah,
Speaker 1: me and Paul we did really good. We did about
Speaker 1: I think like three or four shows analyzing some Disney
Speaker 1: movies and Walt Disney himself. Those were really good. You
Speaker 1: won't get any creepy Crawley's from me or bla. But
Speaker 1: I was on a journey, so to speak, because my
Speaker 1: faith was shooketh by Zeitgeist in two thousand and seven,
Speaker 1: six or seven. I was disenchanted with my my pop
Speaker 1: up MC church. At the time, I was not you know,
Speaker 1: I was halfway into conspiracy theories at that time, so
Speaker 1: you know, I was well on my way from being
Speaker 1: set apart from normis. And then you see the Zeitgeist
Speaker 1: and you're like, oh, well, that makes sense. If I've
Speaker 1: been lied to about Federal Reserve, and if I've been
Speaker 1: lied to about the Big Nine, then it just follows
Speaker 1: that I've probably been lied to about Christianity and the
Speaker 1: way the world works. So this just made my mind
Speaker 1: a blank slate. I had very little presuppositions, as you
Speaker 1: would say, about the world and how it worked. I
Speaker 1: was a new sponge collecting lots of information, like a
Speaker 1: lot of young people are today. And this is why
Speaker 1: I want to do this, because I want to walk
Speaker 1: you through the thought process of somebody who had, you know,
Speaker 1: no dog in any fight. I just was on the
Speaker 1: search for truth, and I have found it in truth
Speaker 1: as a person. But we will get into that. I've
Speaker 1: got a five dollars super chat Luchador seventeen sixty four,
Speaker 1: says Bla sounds like a chain smoking diner waitress.
Speaker 2: Aunt.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's not necessarily a bad thing, right. I think
Speaker 1: that's why a lot of people enjoy his stuff, because
Speaker 1: his voice is unique. Paul says Jamie. Next show, you
Speaker 1: gotta wear a tinfoil headband. Okay, you got it. I
Speaker 1: got something better actually than that, And I will debut
Speaker 1: my tinfoil crown next time. Yeah, I think I've earned
Speaker 1: my tinfoil hat. Actually, somebody sent us when I'm sitting
Speaker 1: right here? What is this trip City? So this is
Speaker 1: a like a magazine. I think that Jay is featured
Speaker 1: in sometimes. What else should I put this on for now? Zach?
Speaker 1: I don't know how which way it goes? This way
Speaker 1: or this way? Let's see. Does it go like a
Speaker 1: revolutionary soldier or like a little five year old the
Speaker 1: paper hat? I don't know.
Speaker 2: Like that.
Speaker 1: I do have a tinfoil topping right here.
Speaker 2: What do you think?
Speaker 1: Greetings earthlings? Greetings someone from Russia. I can't pronounce that
Speaker 1: duor says, oh, I see Christian here. I'm a Muslim,
Speaker 1: but I have love for all of our beautiful Abrahamic religions,
Speaker 1: even despite the dark differences. Well, thank you so the
Speaker 1: Magic Kingdom? Yeah uh. I was reading a lot of
Speaker 1: Fritz Springmeier along with hermetic books Kai Balian. I was
Speaker 1: reading Real Magic by Isaac Bonowitz. I was watching documentaries
Speaker 1: about quantum physics. Like I said, I watched what the
Speaker 1: bleep do we know? Watch The Secret, which is sponsored
Speaker 1: by Oprah. If you didn't know that Oprah was involved,
Speaker 1: with secret Ooh another super Chat nineteen ninety nine. Bla
Speaker 1: has the voice of an angel. Check out the movie
Speaker 1: Occult Forces nineteen forty three. It's a French and anti
Speaker 1: Mason film that was banned in France. Oh thank you
Speaker 1: tech More Graphics. Gotta get that tinfoil hazmat suit. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I have what are you supposed to like? Line all
Speaker 1: over your walls in tinfoil because of the radiation and
Speaker 1: the EMFs stuff like that. I heard a conspiracy like
Speaker 1: that's why they wanted to get rid of the lead
Speaker 1: and paint so that the Wi FI and the other
Speaker 1: radiations can get through. I don't know about that, but okay,
Speaker 1: So I was thinking, wow, uh, syncretism. All religions have
Speaker 1: a truth, and if we could just find the in
Speaker 1: event diagram where they all overlap, that has to be
Speaker 1: you know, the seed of knowledge and truth. But they
Speaker 1: all have so completely different paradigms and worldviews that that's
Speaker 1: kind of impossible, right. So, and I was attracted to
Speaker 1: magic and the occult visually, you know, with tarot cards
Speaker 1: and crystals and like hippie stuff, the whole earth girl
Speaker 1: aesthetic I was into. I have very long hair, slowy
Speaker 1: skirts that whole thing. But I'm not full of crap
Speaker 1: because I want to know what I'm into. I want
Speaker 1: to know what I'm talking about. I'm not a surface
Speaker 1: level kind of person. So I continue to consume actual
Speaker 1: literature about magic and learn more and more because I
Speaker 1: wanted to introduce conspiracy theories to people, because you know,
Speaker 1: back then, I thought, like you do, if you just
Speaker 1: get the word out, then we can change the world
Speaker 1: for the better. Right, I was very un naive. I
Speaker 1: used to think, you know, if you just tell people
Speaker 1: the truth, they will be able to recognize what is
Speaker 1: true and false. And that is a lesson that has
Speaker 1: come over many years, and especially after Kufid, that a
Speaker 1: lot of people aren't even at the point where they
Speaker 1: can recognize what's true and false. So I wrote this
Speaker 1: chapter about out magic because the point was I wanted
Speaker 1: to prove to people you're under a spell. You are
Speaker 1: literally being controlled by dark sorcerers who know these arcane
Speaker 1: concepts psychology, astrology, all of these old ways of controlling populations.
Speaker 1: And I thought, if I could write a scholarly type
Speaker 1: book about how magic is real and how sorcery is real,
Speaker 1: people would recognize this, and you know the spell would
Speaker 1: be broken, right, So what I was trying to say
Speaker 1: is that we're all magicians according to the magic texts themselves,
Speaker 1: so let's just get right into it. I began by
Speaker 1: saying that ancient art and you know, like cave drawings,
Speaker 1: these kind of things was an example of using magic,
Speaker 1: because the definition of magic, according to magicians, is causing
Speaker 1: change to occur and conforming you with will. So the
Speaker 1: will and the imagination are the two most important faculties
Speaker 1: when talking about magic. Looch Door seventeen sixty four or
Speaker 1: five dollars again says beef tallow on your skin or
Speaker 1: GTFO exactly. I'm not a very good salesperson, but I
Speaker 1: do have beef tallow for sale on the website. On
Speaker 1: Jay's website, Jay's Analysis under shop, you can smear the
Speaker 1: same exact tallow on your skin that I smear on
Speaker 1: mine for only twenty dollars. And I think that's kind
Speaker 1: of a deal because it's a pain in the butt
Speaker 1: to make. Honestly, if you want to order it, order it.
Speaker 1: But I hate making it, so you would be doing
Speaker 1: yourself a favor to buy it from me, because it's
Speaker 1: really like messy and hard to clean up. And I
Speaker 1: think it's a pretty good deal. Yeah, beef tawel and
Speaker 1: that's the recipe I got from Tristan's wife in her
Speaker 1: Carnivore cookbook, so with a couple other little things that
Speaker 1: I threw in there. Paul says, it's so tempting, but
Speaker 1: I'm trying to be somewhat of a good Christian roule.
Speaker 1: What's tempting? Tell me what's tempting you? Will you smell
Speaker 1: like a steak? No, You'll smell like clothes because that's
Speaker 1: what I've been scenting it with. Or I can use
Speaker 1: peppermin or whatever essential oil you want. I've just been
Speaker 1: in a clove mood for the past couple months, and
Speaker 1: I think clove really does a lot of good for
Speaker 1: your skin. But it has no scent without the scent
Speaker 1: that I add to it. So if you want it unscented, also,
Speaker 1: we can do that. But yeah, Bettallo is a kind
Speaker 1: of a miracle. Actually, I like to I'm a slugger.
Speaker 1: I slather it like head to toe, and that is
Speaker 1: something doesn't clog your pores, it doesn't make a mess,
Speaker 1: it doesn't get all over your clothes and your sheets
Speaker 1: and everything, and it doesn't smell bad, Sabrina Fair. I
Speaker 1: want to find natural options. Yeah, that's why I started
Speaker 1: making all my own products, because that's how a lot
Speaker 1: of girls get introduced into the New Age. And the
Speaker 1: occult also is just trying to live a more natural life,
Speaker 1: like get away from chemicals and consumerism and capitalism. Not
Speaker 1: that that's a bad thing, but just like getting back
Speaker 1: to you know, raw food, nature, unprocessed things, and that
Speaker 1: is kind of a doorway into crystal healing and reiki
Speaker 1: and then before you know it, your level six yoga
Speaker 1: master and your guru is healing you with his magical pallas.
Speaker 1: That's not what we want to do. Dean Lamb Too
Speaker 1: four ninety nine says donuts stuff with Jamie Hanshawe. Yep,
Speaker 1: donuts stuff. We need a song about donuts. Oh, Clint's here,
Speaker 1: what's up? Man? He forgot I was on, you're not
Speaker 1: allowed to do that. We've got all of the coolest mods.
Speaker 1: I think I want to do something for the mods,
Speaker 1: Like I want a mod party or something, a mod meetup.
Speaker 1: That would be so fun because y'all are great. You're
Speaker 1: just like faithful and fun and helpful, and I couldn't
Speaker 1: do it without you, So magical thinking is what we're
Speaker 1: talking about. I was trying to say that the concept
Speaker 1: of magic was considered a synthesis of art, science and religion.
Speaker 1: So this is where you get the idea of like
Speaker 1: the Alchemist, pop, what's how do you say that? Paulo
Speaker 1: Cello wrote a book that was a bestseller about the Alchemist.
Speaker 1: I think it was Will Smith's favorite book actually, And
Speaker 1: I was talking about the twentieth century being an age where,
Speaker 1: you know, magic wasn't really a thing anymore. It was
Speaker 1: very scientific. There was no mysticism left until this resurgence.
Speaker 1: It was a very clockwork kind of world. You know,
Speaker 1: cold hard science had become the religion of the twentieth century.
Speaker 1: But then what the bleep came out? Quantum physics, string theory,
Speaker 1: the secret law of attraction, all these things began to
Speaker 1: become popular. So a cult was making this resurgence. And
Speaker 1: I was trying to say that elements of magic were,
Speaker 1: you know, go back to the beginning of recorded history,
Speaker 1: because when they would make a cave painting, let's say,
Speaker 1: like the not a different species like Neanderthal, but a
Speaker 1: very old human cave dwellers, would you know, have the
Speaker 1: artworks for their hunting, and what they were finding out
Speaker 1: is that they would draw the pictures and they would
Speaker 1: make the cave paintings before the hunt, not after. So
Speaker 1: they weren't recording something that they had done. They were
Speaker 1: essentially making a magic spell and using their imagination to
Speaker 1: say what they were going to do. Right. So one
Speaker 1: occult fraternity, the instructional documents from this fraternity says to
Speaker 1: practice that magic, both the imagination and the will must
Speaker 1: be called into action. They are coequal in the work.
Speaker 1: The imagination must precede the will in order to produce
Speaker 1: the greatest possible effect. When, however, the tour conjoined. When
Speaker 1: the imagination creates an image and the will directs and
Speaker 1: uses that image, marvelous magical effects may be obtained. And
Speaker 1: that is from the Rebirth of Magic by Francis King
Speaker 1: and Isabelle Sutherlands. So I was reading that, I was
Speaker 1: reading Morning of the Magicians. I was reading Real Magic
Speaker 1: by Isaac Bonowitz. I was putting all of this together.
Speaker 1: The goal in mind was just to show people there
Speaker 1: under mind control. But I had to make this real
Speaker 1: first of all in my mind and easy to understand
Speaker 1: and then palatable palatable. Is that a word palatable? Yeah,
Speaker 1: for other people to understand. Paul says, twentieth century is
Speaker 1: the age of the discarnate man. My tinfoil take is
Speaker 1: that the electricity as a medium facilitated that more than
Speaker 1: the written word. Very interesting. Yeah, we're going to talk
Speaker 1: about electricity too when we do the DC Show with
Speaker 1: BLA and I think I'm going to do a rock
Speaker 1: fin show about the astrology of DC. Also, an electricity
Speaker 1: play is a big part into that. I did have
Speaker 1: an article I was working on many many years ago
Speaker 1: called the electric Lucifer and maybe I'll dike that out
Speaker 1: OGGI was really into manifesting. Yeah, people are gonna you're
Speaker 1: gonna hear that more and more. I manifested it. So
Speaker 1: anybody who's gonna talk about these woo woo things is
Speaker 1: gonna like talk about quantum physics. I'm no scientist. I'm
Speaker 1: no quantum magician. Oh and that comes up in the
Speaker 1: the Lost Symbol, Dan Brown's Lost Symbol that me and
Speaker 1: BLA are gonna do what they call it noetic sciences.
Speaker 1: So all of these magical thinking quantum physics, I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna say that. You know, the slit experiment where you
Speaker 1: reality collapses when into something when you observe it. I
Speaker 1: don't know. I can't prove that or disprove it. But
Speaker 1: me and Jay were talking about this earlier, and what
Speaker 1: that kind of thinking does is goes leads you down
Speaker 1: a path that usually will take you to simulation theory
Speaker 1: that nothing is real, that all is illusion, everything is mind.
Speaker 1: That's what hermeticism is about. In the Kybalion, the universe
Speaker 1: is mental, and that's not really an orthodox thing, like
Speaker 1: things are real, things are distinct. We don't agree that
Speaker 1: whatever happens to you is because you were in alignment
Speaker 1: with that. I did spend a lot of time listening
Speaker 1: to Bill and Esther Hicks. I had a phase Esther
Speaker 1: Hicks phase because like the way that she talks is
Speaker 1: very comforting, and we didn't have a lot of money,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, I need to pay rent. I'm in
Speaker 1: alignment with living inside. So how can I manifest some
Speaker 1: wealth over here just so we can like have a
Speaker 1: roof over her head, have some food to eat. But
Speaker 1: as we're gonna see and as we go down the
Speaker 1: line of my story, you know, when you come upon
Speaker 1: real problems in life and real issues and when you're
Speaker 1: really at your lowest, all of this stuff is not
Speaker 1: going to be helpful to you at all. And actually
Speaker 1: it is probably the reason that you wound up in
Speaker 1: such a bad place as you have wound up in.
Speaker 1: So yeah, quantum physics, it's a strange study. You know.
Speaker 1: This theory states that subatomic particles cannot be pinned down
Speaker 1: in time or space, and maybe in two or more
Speaker 1: places at once. The same object may appear to be
Speaker 1: a particle located in one place or a wave spread
Speaker 1: out over space and time. In quantum physics, the observer
Speaker 1: influences the object observed. There are no isolated eyewitnesses of
Speaker 1: a mechanical universe, but everything participates within the universe. What
Speaker 1: exists beyond our five cents perception are infinite possibilities. So
Speaker 1: you're gonna hear a lot of neat neat words like that,
Speaker 1: like infinite possibilities and you know, manifesting your dreams and
Speaker 1: you can be rich and famous today. It's it's zone theory.
Speaker 1: I wish you guys go look at that joke skit
Speaker 1: zone theory when we're done, because it's so perfect. You know,
Speaker 1: in in Orthodox we we talk about that in Quanta
Speaker 1: physics and the WU stuff. They they talk about co creation, right,
Speaker 1: You're always co creating, and that's not altogether untrue. You know, God,
Speaker 1: as his children, he allows us to have a say
Speaker 1: in how the universe is governed. So there is something
Speaker 1: to that. But it's not that there is no reality
Speaker 1: until we observe it, and it collapses and just makes
Speaker 1: it real after we have s observed it.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: So the secret here that they're talking about is that
Speaker 1: reality is built from thought and behaves in accordance with
Speaker 1: the expectation of the observer. And this is kind of
Speaker 1: uh tricky to to explain to people. You know, if
Speaker 1: I was just walking down the street and I got
Speaker 1: you know, mugged and beat up and injured, is it
Speaker 1: because I was in alignment with that? Is that what
Speaker 1: I attracted to myself or what? So Paul says pre
Speaker 1: last exactly. Now Paul has to go to Vespers well,
Speaker 1: have fun, good evening, and Christ is born. Christis baptized
Speaker 1: in the Jordan. Oh yeah, it's the offeny soon, So
Speaker 1: make sure y'all get your holy water this week. So
Speaker 1: law of attraction, Yeah, consciousness affects changes on the material plane.
Speaker 1: The secret here. What they're talking about is your imagination
Speaker 1: gives births or creation, which is in some ways true,
Speaker 1: but the extension of these logics is going to wind
Speaker 1: you up in a bad place. They do say that
Speaker 1: the word magic comes from the magi, which were the priests,
Speaker 1: the priests or the meds, and the Persians who were
Speaker 1: skilled in astrology and predicted the coming of Jesus. So
Speaker 1: that's what I've read in the old magic books anyways,
Speaker 1: But it could also be talking about the use of
Speaker 1: means such as charms or spells believed to have supernatural
Speaker 1: power over natural forces. Magic also classically is described as
Speaker 1: an extraordinary power or influence seemingly from a supernatural source.
Speaker 1: It is described as something that seems to cast a
Speaker 1: spell or enchantment, or the art of producing illusions by
Speaker 1: sleight of hand, and this is called pressed digitation or
Speaker 1: stage magic. So there are different definitions of the word magic.
Speaker 1: Slow boy, Whiteboards here, what's up. She's driving home. Don't
Speaker 1: test while driving, please please. I'm a catastrophizer, and if
Speaker 1: you are harmed by doing something that had to do
Speaker 1: with me, I'll never forget myself. So be safe, slow boy,
Speaker 1: get home, safe and come back. We'll be right here
Speaker 1: waiting for you. All right, let's see if we have
Speaker 1: any donuts or songs. What's the songs about magic? Are
Speaker 1: there any sure there? So then we get to old
Speaker 1: al Sha Croley, because we know that he had a
Speaker 1: lot to say about what is magic and he actually
Speaker 1: added the K on the end of it to set
Speaker 1: himself apart from the rest of the world of magicians
Speaker 1: and make the number eleven stand out because K is
Speaker 1: the eleventh letter, and it is the number of the
Speaker 1: entities that gave him the Book of the Law. Do
Speaker 1: you believe in magic? That's it? Do do Do Do
Speaker 1: Do de dody. That was a McDonald's commercial, right, because
Speaker 1: it was like you'll always have a friend wearing big
Speaker 1: red shoes. That was supposed to be wrong, McDonald, Do
Speaker 1: you believe in magic? Right? Bump bum bum? I got
Speaker 1: a black magic woman. I don't know, how ever, goes yeah,
Speaker 1: kay is the eleventh letter? Exactly? We are magic? Do
Speaker 1: you believe in magic? So in this book I put
Speaker 1: a quote from Esther Hicks. Whatever it is your feeling
Speaker 1: is a perfect reflection of the process of what is becoming.
Speaker 1: What you think and what you feel and what manifests
Speaker 1: is always a match. I don't think that's true. I
Speaker 1: think there's a lot of elements that go into what
Speaker 1: composed reality, And just because you think something and feel
Speaker 1: it does not necessarily mean that's the kind of stuff
Speaker 1: that says that you can be a boy if you're not,
Speaker 1: or you can be a girl if you're not. This
Speaker 1: is where this stuff leads to. And then I was
Speaker 1: doing something really not good.
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 1: Mixing in Bible verses with this kind of stuff. So
Speaker 1: you can tell like where my head was at, Like
Speaker 1: I didn't necessarily throw out all of Christian teaching, but
Speaker 1: I was trying to synchronize it with everything else. And
Speaker 1: so we get to Crowley, whose philosophy has shaped the
Speaker 1: twentieth century, and he said that magic is the science
Speaker 1: and art of causing change to occur in conformity with
Speaker 1: the will. So this was stated in the early nineteen
Speaker 1: hundreds when science agreed. You know, there was plenty to
Speaker 1: discover about the universe, but it was a fundamentally mechanical universe.
Speaker 1: It was a clockwork universe that you could if you
Speaker 1: knew the ins and outs of the different cogs, then
Speaker 1: you could cause changes in reality. But then it got
Speaker 1: updated for the twenty first century with quantum physics, with
Speaker 1: the secret with the law of attraction being in alignment
Speaker 1: with your aligners, and consciousness. So suddenly everybody was talking
Speaker 1: about consciousness. Now this was like twenty twelve. Remember when
Speaker 1: there was going to be some event in twenty twelve
Speaker 1: that was going to change consciousness. It was going to
Speaker 1: be aliens or the end of the mind calendar or whatever.
Speaker 1: But suddenly everyone this was the buzzword around that time, consciousness, consciousness, consciousness,
Speaker 1: which just means a wakefulness or state of being aware
Speaker 1: of your existence, being aware of your sensations, your thoughts, emotions.
Speaker 1: It is the information received and decoded by the brain.
Speaker 1: And this also goes into her meticism that talks about
Speaker 1: you know, the world is in your head. So the
Speaker 1: definition of magic kind of changed and according to the
Speaker 1: magical axiom of hermetic philosophy as above so below, and
Speaker 1: they're positing that, you know, the universe is mental and
Speaker 1: we are a microcosm in the macrocosm. So now we
Speaker 1: have a more contemporary definition of what magic is. The
Speaker 1: magic decay is the science and art of causing change
Speaker 1: and consciousness to occur in conforming with will using means
Speaker 1: not currently understood by traditional Western science. So in my mind,
Speaker 1: science is catching up to Woo Woo, to alchemists, to
Speaker 1: magi to back then. I mean, this is my thought
Speaker 1: process taking you from point A to point wherever I
Speaker 1: am now showing you that I was not always a
Speaker 1: old Christian lady clutching her pearls, like I know what
Speaker 1: I'm talking about. I know about witchcraft, I know about
Speaker 1: her medicism, I know about gnocissism, I know about tons
Speaker 1: of ancient religions, cults, sex, whatever you want to discuss.
Speaker 1: I am educated on these things. You know. It always
Speaker 1: drove me crazy who like you know, Boom or Christians
Speaker 1: who are like, don't do yoga, that's satanic and you're
Speaker 1: just like, oh, that's you know, narrow minded thinking or whatever.
Speaker 1: It drives me crazy when people have the answer but
Speaker 1: they don't know how, they like why or how they
Speaker 1: can't like show their work to how they got there.
Speaker 1: So it's really easy to dismiss people like that, but
Speaker 1: they're they're they're spot on, but it's really frustrating because
Speaker 1: they don't know why.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: But here in the magical world, you know anything you
Speaker 1: can imagine, anything you can symbolize can be made to
Speaker 1: produce a change in consciousness and therefore change in your environment.
Speaker 1: Any adjustment in the way in which we perceive the
Speaker 1: world is a transformation in the world itself. And this
Speaker 1: is what I was trying to say, is the essence
Speaker 1: of magic. So in that way, we are all magicians,
Speaker 1: and we are all doing magic inherently, right. I was
Speaker 1: thinking that magical rituals were sort of like virtual reality,
Speaker 1: where you could hack the five senses and manipulate them
Speaker 1: to decode a different reality to the one that you
Speaker 1: normally would. Mind does resemble matter in a couple of ways,
Speaker 1: and I'll show you a picture of that in a minute.
Speaker 1: But the idea of the universe is a giant brain
Speaker 1: has been proposed by scientists and science fiction writers, and
Speaker 1: now physicists are saying there may be some evidence that's true.
Speaker 1: I had a lot more faith in scientific journals and
Speaker 1: stuff back then, So forgive me if you know I
Speaker 1: say something untrue, it's not because I'm trying to mislead you.
Speaker 1: I'm just trying to work it out myself. Jethro says,
Speaker 1: Jamie and JD combined IQ of a thousand. Yeah, thanks,
Speaker 1: it's over nine thousand to the moon. So when they
Speaker 1: show you pictures of the galaxy, and I don't know
Speaker 1: if this is fake and gray or not, but they
Speaker 1: think that the universe is growing the way a giant
Speaker 1: brain would, with electrical firing between brain cells mirrored by
Speaker 1: the shape of expanding galaxies. So this is stuff I
Speaker 1: was getting from scientific journals, from scientific magazines, from noetic
Speaker 1: science type authors, and then I was looking into string theory,
Speaker 1: which is, you know, the theory that the universe is
Speaker 1: a symphony of vibrating strings. That could be true or false.
Speaker 1: It doesn't really change our worldview. In orthodoxy, that could
Speaker 1: be true because in Genesis it does say God created
Speaker 1: the world with his voice. So you know, they're saying
Speaker 1: all physical matter is a result of frequency. If you
Speaker 1: amplify the frequency, the structure of the matter will change.
Speaker 1: There's a physical phenomenon called harmonic resonance. So we've all
Speaker 1: seen how a wine glass will shatter if you place
Speaker 1: it near the certain frequency. And then if one object
Speaker 1: vibrates powerfully enough, another object near will start to vibrate
Speaker 1: or resonate. And this is where they're talking about law
Speaker 1: of attraction. So you're you're vibrating at this level, and
Speaker 1: money vibrates at this level, and if you can find
Speaker 1: the correct frequency to be wealthy, then it will happen,
Speaker 1: which and they do have, you know, examples in the
Speaker 1: natural world of this. So like, for example, if a violin,
Speaker 1: you know, string is played near a piano, the piano
Speaker 1: strings will have a harmonic relationship to the violin and
Speaker 1: begin to resonate with that a coult. Just know that
Speaker 1: if you can control the vibratory rate of an object,
Speaker 1: you can cause reactions in other objects. And therefore the
Speaker 1: knowledge of how to vibrate certain words becomes essential. So
Speaker 1: this is where the idea of magic words and chants
Speaker 1: come into play. And I just watched the first episode
Speaker 1: of The Lost Symbol last night and they were doing
Speaker 1: this in their noetic sciences. Yeah, shout out Bla if
Speaker 1: you're still here and you were watching that. Also, one
Speaker 1: of their experiments was seeing how Tibetan chanting affected cancer
Speaker 1: cells and stuff like that. But this is an actual
Speaker 1: study and I think it's pretty fascinating. Actually, the study
Speaker 1: of visible sound and vibrations effect on matter is called cimatics,
Speaker 1: and there was a really good conspiracy documentary back in
Speaker 1: the day called Simatica. That's pretty good. And one of
Speaker 1: the earliest people to record the oscillating body displayed regular
Speaker 1: patterns was Galileos. So by placing sand, crystals, water, or
Speaker 1: oil on a flat surface and vibrating the surface at
Speaker 1: different frequencies, you will see complex patterns begin to appear.
Speaker 1: Here is an example of cymatics. And this is also
Speaker 1: where you get the idea of that Japanese guy who
Speaker 1: did the experiments about water. And I totally believe that
Speaker 1: because that's kind of the basis of like holy water
Speaker 1: and stuff like that. So thoughts, vibrations, frequencies, intense emotion
Speaker 1: is what we're talking about. This is what the magician
Speaker 1: in a ritual will try to build up the most
Speaker 1: intense emotion that they can. Right, So, depending on the frequency,
Speaker 1: emerging patterns perfectly resemble many religious symbols, like the Star
Speaker 1: of David or the Hindu mandola, which I thought was fascinating.
Speaker 1: In her Meticism, they taught the theory of vibration. Pythagoras
Speaker 1: also taught that everything is vibration, and this goes into
Speaker 1: the mathematical foundations of Western music. Right So, we're talking
Speaker 1: about the sub atomic particles in nature, the quarks and
Speaker 1: the hadrons, and that is what cern is, right, a
Speaker 1: large hadron collider, And we're talking about the laws of
Speaker 1: harmony that you can write on those things. And chemistry
Speaker 1: is the melodies you can play on interacting strengths. So
Speaker 1: this is the kind of new science that I was
Speaker 1: all into in twenty ten. Think in everything that exists
Speaker 1: as an energy field, we do not live in a
Speaker 1: solid physical world. Again, this could be true because they're
Speaker 1: talking about waveforms. Is the prime reality of the universe,
Speaker 1: saying you are a standing wave and the mind body
Speaker 1: computer is the advanced biological system which decodes information that
Speaker 1: allows our infinite awareness to interact with this range of
Speaker 1: Now I sound like David Ike, right, five cents reality,
Speaker 1: five cents nothing. What is his book? Infinite Love is
Speaker 1: the only truth? Everything else is illusion? Right? Yeah, Clint says,
Speaker 1: the New Age science is used to convince mankind that
Speaker 1: they are God and we are all one, both planks
Speaker 1: of the Luciferian philosophy. Good point, yep, So yeah, everything
Speaker 1: is vibrations could be true. I don't know. Max Plank,
Speaker 1: the discoverer of DNA I have a quote in here
Speaker 1: by him. There is no matter as such. All matter
Speaker 1: originates and exists only by virtue of a force which
Speaker 1: brings the particle of an atom to vibration and holds
Speaker 1: the most minute solar system of the atom together. We
Speaker 1: must assume behind this force the existence of a conscious
Speaker 1: and intelligent mind. This mind is the matrix of all matter.
Speaker 1: So the secret of a cult of magic, of Illuminati
Speaker 1: or whatever is that they think that they can hack
Speaker 1: the three dimensional reality using things like the law of attraction,
Speaker 1: using things like the belief that like attracts like meaning,
Speaker 1: things come to you that you are in tune with.
Speaker 1: Thoughts are vibrations, So this is true. Your brain is
Speaker 1: an electrochemical thing that sends out signals and impulses and
Speaker 1: has you know, thoughts are things. They have a weight,
Speaker 1: a bearing on the physical world. So that's true. Thoughts
Speaker 1: are vibrations, and every thought you have become somewhat of
Speaker 1: a wish. In this, I'm saying, the more you experience
Speaker 1: a feeling I'm having something, the more likely you will
Speaker 1: have it. So this is total Abraham Hicks stuff. This
Speaker 1: is a lot of attraction stuff. They say, if you
Speaker 1: want a Bugatti. You have to put yourself in the
Speaker 1: state that you already have the Bugatti and feel what
Speaker 1: it feels like to be top G, and someday you
Speaker 1: will become top G. If you just pretend that you
Speaker 1: are top G and you have a Bugatti, then that
Speaker 1: will become true eventually. So even Albert Einstein talks about this.
Speaker 1: He says, imagination is everything, is the preview of life's
Speaker 1: coming attractions. So there is some kind of truth to this.
Speaker 1: You know, what you think about becomes your reality. And
Speaker 1: what is that saying? Energy flows where attension goes. Yeah,
Speaker 1: someone says, I am the Bugatti, what it feels like
Speaker 1: to be a Bugatti, and the Bugatti will become one
Speaker 1: with you if you're going to become in alignment with it,
Speaker 1: e will someday be a Bugatti. Excuse me, this is
Speaker 1: so bubbly it's making me burn. Are we having fun?
Speaker 1: Talk about dumb things that we used to believe? We're true?
Speaker 1: Let's do donuts and songs. Do you believe in magic?
Speaker 1: The oh oh, oh, it's magic? Remember that you know,
Speaker 1: ever believe it's not?
Speaker 2: So it's magic?
Speaker 1: You know. Technographic says monkey made sex with fish, lizard
Speaker 1: equal more coomber than cumber. Yes, that's correct solicism, right,
Speaker 1: So yeah, I mean our our bodies and brains and
Speaker 1: what is going on here and what they're touching on
Speaker 1: is really fascinating and some element elements of it could
Speaker 1: be true, but viewed through the lens of stupidity, we're
Speaker 1: gonna end up hurting ourselves more than helping ourselves. So
Speaker 1: it's like, remember that what the bleep do we know?
Speaker 1: Where they're talking about peptides and how they how your
Speaker 1: emotions can change your physical body at a cellular level.
Speaker 1: So I think that's pretty interesting because magic seems to
Speaker 1: be the result of associations, changes in consciousness powered by
Speaker 1: emotions like we were talking about. So these emotions play
Speaker 1: a vital role in knowing what we are creating, and
Speaker 1: what the bleep do we know? Demonstrates how our emotions
Speaker 1: help to chemically reinforce data into long term memory, and
Speaker 1: we can observe how our thoughts plus emotions create reality
Speaker 1: at a cellular level. So what that whole documentary? What
Speaker 1: do you even call that documentary? It's like, I guess
Speaker 1: so anyway, so they're talking about the cell and the
Speaker 1: hypothalmas and the hypothalmus assembles small chain amino acid sequences
Speaker 1: called neuropeptides that match the emotional state that you experience.
Speaker 1: So these peptides are released into the bloodstream via the
Speaker 1: pituitary gland, and they travel to different parts of the
Speaker 1: body looking for cells to bond with. So, like, a
Speaker 1: single cell has billions of these receptor sites, and when
Speaker 1: a peptide docks into a receptor, it sends a signal
Speaker 1: into the cell, setting off a biochemical reaction that can
Speaker 1: change the nucleus of the cell in many ways. And
Speaker 1: then if the cell is constantly bombarded with the same
Speaker 1: emotional chemistry, when it divides, the new cell will have
Speaker 1: more receptor sites specifically designed to receive that particular neuropeptide. Now,
Speaker 1: if this if big, if true, it's very fascinating. If
Speaker 1: true that you know, let's say anger, and this is
Speaker 1: I think this is how addiction works too. So if
Speaker 1: you're a person who's like always angry, your hypothoblems is
Speaker 1: pumping out anger peptides and it's going screwing into your
Speaker 1: little cell receptor anger, anger, anger. And then when that
Speaker 1: cell divides and creates, it's going to have more receptors to,
Speaker 1: you know, be compatible with your emotional state of anger
Speaker 1: or whatever it is that you're in alignment with. So
Speaker 1: we're also talking about how emotions play a fundamental role
Speaker 1: in a person's moral life. You know, emotions is what
Speaker 1: transforms values into actions, and the emotions reinforce strength of
Speaker 1: will and courage of convictions. So a lot of the
Speaker 1: New World Order is about destroying people's emotions, making them robotic,
Speaker 1: making them autistic. Not that that's a morally bad thing,
Speaker 1: but we need healthy emotions to make good decisions. And
Speaker 1: when they study unemotional people, they're very shallow, they're very mechanical,
Speaker 1: they're robotic, and they're more susceptible to mind control, if
Speaker 1: you can imagine that. So one of these quotes was
Speaker 1: actually from Real Magic, which is a book written by
Speaker 1: someone who got one of the only degrees in magic
Speaker 1: from Berkeley called Isaac Bonowitz. And his book is actually
Speaker 1: really good if you want to learn about how all
Speaker 1: of this stuff affects the material world in a scientific way.
Speaker 1: So he says magic is a science and art comprising
Speaker 1: a system of concepts and methods for the build up
Speaker 1: of human emotion, altering the electroc chemical balance of the metabolism,
Speaker 1: using associational techniques and devices to concentrate and focus this
Speaker 1: emotional energy, thus modulating the energy broadcast by the human body.
Speaker 1: So this gets very technical, very scientific. So in magic,
Speaker 1: a wave of powerful motion is projected with calculated intent
Speaker 1: by someone who has developed his powers to an abnormal pitch,
Speaker 1: and according to a cultist, this can be very powerful,
Speaker 1: and that is the point of a magic ritual. Then
Speaker 1: in the world of Harry Potter, you know, there are
Speaker 1: two types of people who can do this, who can
Speaker 1: perform magic and who can't. Write the magicians versus the muggles.
Speaker 1: And this implies that there are people who can perform
Speaker 1: magic and others who can't, And the chosen few of
Speaker 1: a certain an ancestry must be initiated and a doctrine
Speaker 1: add into some kind of prescraft in order to perform
Speaker 1: these kind of miracles. I was thinking that this is
Speaker 1: not true according to all the magical texts and things
Speaker 1: that I read. You know, this is something that we're
Speaker 1: already doing that can be hijacked by people who know
Speaker 1: more about it than we do. And the second chapter actually,
Speaker 1: and this is about sorcery. I don't know if we'll
Speaker 1: get into it tonight. Maybe we'll do it next time,
Speaker 1: next time we do a live Let's get those legs up,
Speaker 1: slowboy white orses, like, get the likes up. Jeth's still here, technograph,
Speaker 1: that's still here? Where's bla thank you for my rock
Speaker 1: fin link. There's way more stuff. I call that defense
Speaker 1: against the dark arts there on. So what I was
Speaker 1: trying to say is that we're all magicians. The universe
Speaker 1: and all it contains is a mental creation of all
Speaker 1: all his mind. That's from the Kaibalian And then I
Speaker 1: had these pictures which was interesting. So apparently physicists have
Speaker 1: discovered that the structure of a brain cell is the
Speaker 1: same as the map of the universe. This is a
Speaker 1: mouse's brain, that red thing, and then that is that
Speaker 1: is what they say the universe looks like This could
Speaker 1: all be hooey, but I thought it was interesting that
Speaker 1: the universe looks like a brain cell. And there was
Speaker 1: actually some magician scholars that agreed with me that you know,
Speaker 1: it's not Harry Potter World where it's magic and muggles,
Speaker 1: it's actually everyone is doing this. One of them said,
Speaker 1: since everyone who lives is possessed of the magical ability
Speaker 1: to transform matter, and produce mental worlds. Then everyone is
Speaker 1: a magician. So who said that the Magician's dictionary? Ee remiss,
Speaker 1: That's where I got that from. So then I was
Speaker 1: thinking that the idea of God answering prayer could also
Speaker 1: be described as extraordinary power or influence from a supernatural source.
Speaker 1: I wasn't, you know, I hadn't been properly catechized. I
Speaker 1: was just out there, just blowing in the wind, trying
Speaker 1: to figure it out, reading Fritz spring Meyer, reading magic books,
Speaker 1: reading what else, all kinds of crazy stuff. So then
Speaker 1: the modern philosophers will call this experience co creation. We
Speaker 1: already talked about that. And you know, all I was
Speaker 1: saying was that, in its broadened sense, magic is the
Speaker 1: art of making things happen, you know, using your imaginaty.
Speaker 1: A lamp could be magical because someone thought of it.
Speaker 1: They use their imagination, and then they use their will
Speaker 1: to build it, so it could be anything. So then,
Speaker 1: you know, if I was thinking, if we are constantly
Speaker 1: practicing magic by co creating our own reality, how can
Speaker 1: we tell if what we're doing is good or bad?
Speaker 1: And you know, Jay and a lot of the philosophers
Speaker 1: do such a good job talking about you know, how
Speaker 1: you need the presuposition of God to even say what
Speaker 1: is good or evil. And in these magical realms, like
Speaker 1: a book I was reading called Modern Magic with a
Speaker 1: k they talk about white magic and they say this
Speaker 1: is for the purpose of obtaining the knowledge and conversation
Speaker 1: of your holy Guardian Angel, which sounds curious, you know,
Speaker 1: as a goal for something that has been deemed by
Speaker 1: the church's dangerous heresy. If all they're trying to do
Speaker 1: is get in touch with angels, man, what's wrong with that?
Speaker 1: But then the deeper you look into this stuff, you
Speaker 1: figure out these are the beings, the angelic beings that
Speaker 1: they are talking about. So this is from a book
Speaker 1: called The Sentinel by Arthur's Clark, which is a I
Speaker 1: think it came before Childhood's End. But these are the
Speaker 1: beings in the Sentinel, And this is Guardian Angel. Is
Speaker 1: that who you want to be communicating with? This guy?
Speaker 1: Does he look He looks like a freaking hall raiser, right,
Speaker 1: he looks like a demon. So these are the guardian
Speaker 1: angels that you are getting in touch with. And you
Speaker 1: can even see right down there, Guardian Angel. Right, there's
Speaker 1: your holding Guardian Angel right there, according to magic with
Speaker 1: a K, and then they say black magic is done
Speaker 1: for the purpose of causing physical or non physical harm
Speaker 1: to yourself for others, and is done consciously or unconsciously.
Speaker 1: They get into things like gray magic, which they talk
Speaker 1: about is a mixture of black and white magic. And
Speaker 1: there's all kinds of colors colors of magic that they
Speaker 1: get into. So the texts that I was reading specifically
Speaker 1: at this time for this chapter the Rebirth of Magic,
Speaker 1: The Intention Experiment, Modern Magic, Real Magic, Magician's Dictionary, and
Speaker 1: The Key of the Mysteries by life Is Levi and
Speaker 1: other books Man, God and Magic, The Holographic Universe, The
Speaker 1: Occult a History by Colin Wilson. The movies I was
Speaker 1: watching was What the bleep do we Know Down the
Speaker 1: Rabbit Hole, which is the sequel to that, and The
Speaker 1: Secret and Your Wishes Your Command by Kevin Trudeau. You
Speaker 1: remember that guy, the Natural Cures guy. That's funny. So
Speaker 1: there was white magic, there was black magic, there was
Speaker 1: good and evil. Some magicians kind of disregarded the monochromatic
Speaker 1: idea of black and white altogether, and they added all
Speaker 1: the spectrum where green magic is done for the earth,
Speaker 1: blue magic is for emotions. Red magic has to do
Speaker 1: with matter. Alistair Croley's successor who we talk about, Kenneth Grant,
Speaker 1: whose books we have done on here. He said that
Speaker 1: there is only magic. Whether it's black or white in
Speaker 1: the moral sense dependsu way on the attent of the operator.
Speaker 1: In truth, there as many systems of magic as there
Speaker 1: are people on the planet. For no two magicians are
Speaker 1: the same, and magic works best it is your own.
Speaker 1: So they're saying that you have to be you have
Speaker 1: to do your own system of magic. If to be
Speaker 1: a true magician, you have to think of your own thing,
Speaker 1: which I did in this book. Got real goofy. I've
Speaker 1: talked about it before, orderline blasphemy, you know, poor I
Speaker 1: was talking about Lil NASA's before. I'm guilty of the
Speaker 1: same thing, putting together Bible verses with Bob Dobbs and
Speaker 1: stuff like that. So forgive me if you've bought my
Speaker 1: book and been offended. I have repented of all that.
Speaker 1: I've been properly catechized. I no longer do any of
Speaker 1: these studies. So we got another super chat I issue
Speaker 1: the Cool Girl. Ooh, we got cool girls. Nice five
Speaker 1: dollars do you have any videos about reincarnation. No, I don't.
Speaker 1: Jay has a lot. We do not believe in reincarnation
Speaker 1: as orthodox. I have not done any videos about it,
Speaker 1: but I could in the future. So I was talking
Speaker 1: about one way of knowing if you're manifesting good or
Speaker 1: manifesting evil is being sensitive to our emotional guidance system
Speaker 1: or your conscience. But you know, without parameters and a framework,
Speaker 1: how can you It was a very libertarian view of
Speaker 1: reality and thinking that you know, people inherently can distinguish
Speaker 1: right from wrong, which you know they can't. I was
Speaker 1: thinking that, you know, a conscience would be in your DNA.
Speaker 1: I was thinking that the physical body has set up
Speaker 1: defense mechanisms to keep itself from harm, and the physical
Speaker 1: the spiritual body would do the same. But not everybody
Speaker 1: has a conscience. It was a very Pollyanna way of
Speaker 1: seeing humanity and just like thinking the best in people,
Speaker 1: thinking that people were just deceived and if I brought
Speaker 1: them the truth and they would realize it and you know,
Speaker 1: turn around. I was very naive about the mental and
Speaker 1: spiritual block blockages that people can have. I was just thinking,
Speaker 1: you know, negative emotions are black magic, fear, jealousy, worry, evengefulness,
Speaker 1: self pity, and then positive emotions were white magic. Because
Speaker 1: it's an interesting study when you attempt to reconcile occult
Speaker 1: mysticism and Christianity, which is what I was trying to do.
Speaker 1: And you know, one person who tried to do this
Speaker 1: was the Catholic saint Albertus Magnus. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you've heard of this guy. He was like the Dumbledore
Speaker 1: of the thirteenth century, and he is the one who
Speaker 1: is said to have discovered the Philosopher's Stone, so maybe
Speaker 1: he was who Dumbledore is modeled on. But he had
Speaker 1: a pupil, Thomas Aquinas. Now I didn't met Jay, I
Speaker 1: didn't know about him. I didn't know about Orthodoxy, I
Speaker 1: didn't know about saints or theology or anything. But I
Speaker 1: was reading about Thomas Aquinas. So he was a German
Speaker 1: Dominican friar, a bishop and instructor in Paris. Magnus was
Speaker 1: he uh and Aquinas was his pupil. So Magnus endeavored
Speaker 1: in particular to find some species of accommodation between magic
Speaker 1: and Christian theology. And this is what you're gonna find
Speaker 1: out when we do that show. On the Lost Symbol
Speaker 1: is that, yes, America was founded by some people who
Speaker 1: had some Christian ideas, but they were very mystic Christian ideas.
Speaker 1: They weren't like, you know, sound orthodox Christian ideas. So
Speaker 1: it's very confusing when you say America is a Christian nation.
Speaker 1: It's like yes and no. But Albertus Magnus believed that
Speaker 1: the Three Wise Men or the Magi the Bible were
Speaker 1: practitioners of a kind of natural magic which relied on
Speaker 1: inherent principles of nature and the supernatural influence of the stars.
Speaker 1: Oh what is that word? So I was in this
Speaker 1: book I'm reading for the Lost Simple Show and the
Speaker 1: DC architecture. You're gonna find out that DC has like
Speaker 1: way more zodiacs than any other city in the world.
Speaker 1: And the zodiac isn't necessarily a bad thing. I think
Speaker 1: it's called in the but like the masarov is that
Speaker 1: the word? Somebody correct me, But astrology is an inherently
Speaker 1: a pagan thing. But anyways, so church fathers are like
Speaker 1: in this Alberta's Magnus and Dumbledore stuff that he's putting forth.
Speaker 1: He had a bunch of books and after he died
Speaker 1: he was sainted in nineteen thirty one in the Catholic Church,
Speaker 1: not the Orthodox Church, as Saint Albert the Great. So
Speaker 1: then continuing about Christian theology, it plays a larger role
Speaker 1: in the history of magic. This is what I'm thinking.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to put in twenty when I wrote this,
Speaker 1: what was it twenty ten to twenty twelve. Okay, I'm
Speaker 1: trying to make sense of everything I've ever learned thus far,
Speaker 1: and this is how far I got in twenty twelve.
Speaker 1: So I'm thinking Christian theology plays a large role in
Speaker 1: history of magic. I'm thinking and Apostle Paul is talking
Speaker 1: about law of attraction when he talks about be careful
Speaker 1: for nothing, but in everything by parents application with thanksgiving,
Speaker 1: like your requesting known unto God. So I'm trying to
Speaker 1: put these pieces together and still keep some kind of
Speaker 1: like Christian bottle, Christian container on all of this occult things.
Speaker 1: And I'm thinking, you know, when we meditate with gratitude
Speaker 1: and have faith that the universe or God is working
Speaker 1: on our favor, we can co create the things we desire.
Speaker 1: So heal the world, make it a better place for
Speaker 1: you and for me, the entire human ways. Okay, No, donuts.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna sing. I only sing for donuts and
Speaker 1: super chats heal the world. So this simplification of good
Speaker 1: and evil was pretty childish on my part. I was
Speaker 1: thinking about Heaven is the you know, the kingdom of
Speaker 1: Heaven is the true magic kingdom. I was thinking the
Speaker 1: best mind to understand these type of concepts would be
Speaker 1: like a childlike mind with curiosity and wonder. I was
Speaker 1: thinking a lot about magical thinking. I even got a
Speaker 1: picture of Albertus Magnet's baking I put into this Matthew
Speaker 1: chapter eighteen. So it's been many years since I've actually
Speaker 1: even looked at this book or the notes from this book,
Speaker 1: And so now I'm talking about Matthew chapter eighteen, where
Speaker 1: the disciples came to Jesus with an interesting question. They
Speaker 1: wanted to know who understood Jesus teaching best, who was
Speaker 1: living in a way that pleased God the most. At
Speaker 1: the same time, they say, who is the greatest in
Speaker 1: the Kingdom of Heaven? And Jesus said, verily, I say
Speaker 1: to you, except you be converted and become His little children,
Speaker 1: you shall not enter the kingom of Heaven. Whosoever therefore
Speaker 1: shall be humble himself as a little child, the same
Speaker 1: as the greatest and kingdom of ho Then I was
Speaker 1: thinking that Jesus instructs his disciples to work magic in
Speaker 1: Matthew ten seven. And as you go preaching the kingdom
Speaker 1: of Heaven is at hand, I was thinking, we can
Speaker 1: make the world into a heaven or hell, depending on
Speaker 1: how we choose to see it. Then I said, this
Speaker 1: is so bad, talking about the verse in John fourteen twelve,
Speaker 1: whereasons verily, I say to you, I believe in me.
Speaker 1: The works that I do shall be shall he do also?
Speaker 1: And greater works than these shall he do. So I
Speaker 1: was thinking that now we're at a point in our
Speaker 1: evolution where there is potential see millions of Christ's, millions
Speaker 1: of Buddha's millions of God Like I used to think
Speaker 1: that Buddha and Gandhi were something to aspire to. I
Speaker 1: know now, but you know, ten fifteen years ago, this
Speaker 1: is where my head was at. This is where a
Speaker 1: lot of young people's heads are going to be at
Speaker 1: that you are going to be encountering. So if you
Speaker 1: want to share this show or any of my other
Speaker 1: shows talking about the reality of these things, then that's
Speaker 1: what I'm here to help you do, to be your
Speaker 1: backup to the normies. Yeah, baselets these constellations, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: So what's going on in doughnut world? Anything?
Speaker 2: Nothing?
Speaker 1: Okay, we keep going, we sold run. Are we having fun?
Speaker 1: Throw me a heart if you're having a good time.
Speaker 1: We'll continue talking about magic and zone theory and the
Speaker 1: cringey things that we used to think when we were
Speaker 1: younger that led us to situations where we took some
Speaker 1: damage and we want to get out in front of
Speaker 1: that for the next generation and let them know, don't
Speaker 1: go into those woods because there's monsters in there. So
Speaker 1: I was thinking, you know, why would magic be at
Speaker 1: odds with science or be at odds with religion if
Speaker 1: science is supposed to be the complete possession of truth.
Speaker 1: And I was also reading a lot you know a
Speaker 1: lot of Pieteers scientists were also into magic. They were
Speaker 1: into mystic Christianity. You know, chemistry comes from alchemy, astronomy
Speaker 1: comes from astrology.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: You know, several hundred years ago, the magician would represent
Speaker 1: and reconcile many different practices. He possessed the knowledge of
Speaker 1: magical arts. He was a physician, theologian, and a philosopher.
Speaker 1: Another example of this is the Swiss alchemist and physician Paracelsus.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I've only ever read that. Is it Paracelsis?
Speaker 1: It's probably Paracelsus. Ooh, donuts and hearts? I like it.
Speaker 1: I like all of these sweet treats. Yum yum yum.
Speaker 1: Should I just turn into one of those what do
Speaker 1: you even call those things? M? Donut yum, donut yum,
Speaker 1: donut yum? Ooh heart, I love you, ooh heart, I
Speaker 1: love you, ooh heart, I love you. Eagle donut heart,
Speaker 1: eagle donut heart. Someone says, don't feel so bad. I
Speaker 1: liked Christopher Hitchens when I was sixteen. Yeah, we are.
Speaker 1: We're cringing on our past selves over here. We're eating
Speaker 1: yum yum donuts. People who don't know about donut Chatterbilt?
Speaker 1: Why is she obsessed with donuts? Every stream is just
Speaker 1: all about donuts? Okay, Oh, I got one pork stuff
Speaker 1: twenty dollars. Have you checked out the Cat Williams interview yet,
Speaker 1: butt stuff Sudden Fame, Handlers and control systems. Yes, we
Speaker 1: watched that a couple of days ago. And Jay has
Speaker 1: a whole page full of notes that soon soon, guys,
Speaker 1: very soon, within the next couple days, we're gonna be
Speaker 1: doing a Cat Williams streams spice. Ooh, spicy peppers. Ooh,
Speaker 1: spicy peppers. Pair of celsus. Okay, so we're talking about pears.
Speaker 1: Another mystic Christian alchemy dude. He was called the Golden
Speaker 1: Doctor because he used alchemical methods to examine the magical
Speaker 1: properties of minerals. So he was one of the first
Speaker 1: to make use of magnets and magnetism in treating patients
Speaker 1: and paved the way for Mesmer and Freud. So Paracelsus
Speaker 1: stated that the existence of true magic does not require
Speaker 1: any ceremonies or conjurations, or the making of circles and signs.
Speaker 1: It requires neither benedictions normal addictions. In words, neither verbal
Speaker 1: blessings nor curses. So he's kind of on the same wavelength.
Speaker 1: He's viben with me. He's in alignment with what I
Speaker 1: was thinking. He believed that an experienced magician would be
Speaker 1: able to influence the physical health of a person for
Speaker 1: good or bad, simply by thinking about them. He said,
Speaker 1: it is possible that my spirit, without the help of
Speaker 1: my body and through the ardent, will alone and without
Speaker 1: a sword can stab and wound others. Is possible that
Speaker 1: I can bring the spirit of my adversary into an
Speaker 1: image and then fold him up and lame him at
Speaker 1: my pleasure. So yeah, he's kind of agreeing with the
Speaker 1: conclusion that I came up with at this time. One
Speaker 1: does not need to be an occultist to perform magic,
Speaker 1: as we have seen, we do this naturally on a
Speaker 1: daily basis without even knowing that. That's what I was thinking.
Speaker 1: And then Isaac Bonowitz also was agreeing with me. He said,
Speaker 1: a person can be a superb occultist and allows a
Speaker 1: magician and vice versa. The basic talents involved are not
Speaker 1: the same and only rarely do they show up in
Speaker 1: the same individual. So what I was thinking is like
Speaker 1: an ocultist would be like a scientist, and a magician
Speaker 1: would be the engineer. And the people who don't know
Speaker 1: what they're doing are compelled to perform magic strictly through
Speaker 1: the observation of rituals, and then the people who get it,
Speaker 1: who understand the real nature, the cool girls, can move
Speaker 1: directly from the center and act from there without the
Speaker 1: need for spells and incantations. So what me and Paracelsus
Speaker 1: and Albertus Magnus and Thomas Aquinas and Isaac Bonowitz. We're
Speaker 1: all thinking, is that the ability to bestow blessings or
Speaker 1: curses upon another person lies not in you know, ceremonial magic,
Speaker 1: but only in the attent of the emotion put forth
Speaker 1: into the universe. So power of thought. I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: say there's nothing to this kind of thing, but this
Speaker 1: is just not not what we're about as Orthodox, you know,
Speaker 1: we we pray in a different way now, right, Clint says,
Speaker 1: Mesmera is an interesting story. Yeah, I go into that
Speaker 1: in the next chapter. So we're going on a third
Speaker 1: and a half. Yeah, we're doing good. Excuse me, oh,
Speaker 1: pardon me. This lollipop is giving me the purps. But
Speaker 1: it's good though. We're talking about chakras now. Someone says,
Speaker 1: got the butt juju? Slowboy Webber says, more butt stuff
Speaker 1: equal stronger magic. Actually, there's a lot of truth to that.
Speaker 1: Maybe soon on my rock fin we'll talk about black
Speaker 1: magic and the tunnels of Typhon and beutt stuff, because
Speaker 1: that's that's where that goes. So then I put in
Speaker 1: a bunch of laws of magic or magical axioms at
Speaker 1: the end of this chapter, and I also included the
Speaker 1: banishing ritual of the Pentagram, which is interesting. So why
Speaker 1: in ceremonial magic with a k where you're attempting to
Speaker 1: get in touch with this guy right here, this beautiful creature.
Speaker 1: The lesser banishing ritual is all about the Lord's prayer.
Speaker 1: So you think you're getting away from the Bible and
Speaker 1: stuff like this when you start project practice magic, but
Speaker 1: then you go into Kabbalah and it's all Jewish Old
Speaker 1: Testament stuff. So the Jews have the ancient prayer called
Speaker 1: the Kadish, which is exactly like the Lord's prayer, and
Speaker 1: the prayer is divided into a series of separate statements,
Speaker 1: each of which is believed to be availed reference to
Speaker 1: the secret cosmic sciences. It was taught that the very
Speaker 1: words and sounds were capable of producing strange and wonderful things.
Speaker 1: The lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram is the beginning
Speaker 1: and ending of many Cabalist magician ceremonies, and its main
Speaker 1: purpose is for purification. So what they would do is
Speaker 1: make the cabalist across and you would touch your forehead
Speaker 1: and you would say a teh, which means thou Art,
Speaker 1: you would touch your solar plexus and say malcouth. You
Speaker 1: would touch your right shoulder and say, I don't even
Speaker 1: know how to say this. The thegegura, you touch your
Speaker 1: left shoulder and say vegedu law. You clasp your hands
Speaker 1: and say le olam, and you take the dagger between
Speaker 1: your fingers and point up and say amen. And so
Speaker 1: these words say thou art kingdom and power and glory
Speaker 1: forever I'm in. And then in the formulating of the pentagrams,
Speaker 1: you go to the east and you say yahweh. To
Speaker 1: the south Audunai, to the west i am, and to
Speaker 1: the north Oglaw. And then in the third part, which
Speaker 1: is the evocation of the archangels, you say before me Raphael,
Speaker 1: behind me, Gabriel on my right hand, Michael on my
Speaker 1: left hand, Auriel. For about me flames the pentagram, and
Speaker 1: within me shines the sixth rade star. So this is
Speaker 1: like magic. One oh one. This is baby's first Hogwarts
Speaker 1: ritual right here, the lesser banishing ritual with pinogram, which
Speaker 1: is very close to the Lord's prayer.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: So then we get into the laws of magic. They
Speaker 1: say to be a magician, one was learned to investigate
Speaker 1: all phenomenon with the eye of a scientist who scorns
Speaker 1: no possible hypothesis nor neglects who take into the fullest
Speaker 1: consideration the complete structure of our actual and potential being.
Speaker 1: This is Bernard Brahmage and other cultists. So they have
Speaker 1: all these you know, laws or axioms that you can follow.
Speaker 1: The first one is the law of knowledge, which says
Speaker 1: that understanding brings control. So if you can know all
Speaker 1: there is to learn about something, then you have absolute
Speaker 1: and total control over it. And you know this is
Speaker 1: knowledge is power basically, And then to the magician, the
Speaker 1: goal and the purpose of existence is knowledge and experience.
Speaker 1: The notion that knowledge is power is true for both
Speaker 1: outside world and the inner man. And the sub law
Speaker 1: to the law of knowledge or knowledge is power is
Speaker 1: the law's self. This you will find in Mason temples.
Speaker 1: You will find it across the portico the Temple of Delphi,
Speaker 1: which is another ancient mystery school that says know thyself
Speaker 1: and so, according to a cultist magicians, one of the
Speaker 1: best ways to begin your magic path is to begin
Speaker 1: to learn about yourself, beginning from the inside out. So
Speaker 1: you start with the smallest thing, like we were talking about cells, peptides,
Speaker 1: amino acids, even sub atomic particles, quirks, hadrons, stuff like that.
Speaker 1: And then another law of magic would be the law
Speaker 1: of names. So this is a lot of stories contain
Speaker 1: this law, like if you knew the true name of God,
Speaker 1: knowing the true name of like raw or something like that,
Speaker 1: you can control them. If you know the total true
Speaker 1: name of something, it gives you control over the belief
Speaker 1: that the name of a thing contains the essence of
Speaker 1: his being is a very old thought in magic. And
Speaker 1: then in Hebrew to name means to make a peer,
Speaker 1: and in English to inform means the same thing, so
Speaker 1: to give form to something that was previously vague. And
Speaker 1: then there's a common belief throughout the world that if
Speaker 1: you give a person a new name, you give him
Speaker 1: a new soul. So this is a very like tribalistic
Speaker 1: notion pagan. And then there was that whole Do you
Speaker 1: remember the plot of the never Ending story right where
Speaker 1: he had to name give her a new name so
Speaker 1: that she could continue to exist, and the new name
Speaker 1: was actually Moonchild. I don't know if you guys remember that,
Speaker 1: because you won't know unless you put the subtititles on
Speaker 1: what he screams out at the very climax of the
Speaker 1: movie where he opens the door and the wind is
Speaker 1: blowing and he says moonchild. So that is uh actually
Speaker 1: a Krollian idea, the moonchild a baby that is conceived
Speaker 1: through a magical ritual. And then there's the Egyptian story
Speaker 1: about how Isis tried to capture the power of raw
Speaker 1: by discovering his secret name. She mingled together some of
Speaker 1: his spit with the earth to create a venomous staked
Speaker 1: snake to bite him. When every remedy had been tried
Speaker 1: and failed, he agreed that Isis should take his name,
Speaker 1: his identity, and his powers. So then there's also like
Speaker 1: in India and egypt culture, during the naming ceremony, the
Speaker 1: infant gets two names, one of which must remain secret.
Speaker 1: Mormons also doing this and their wedding In Genesis, Adam
Speaker 1: performs the magical act of naming the plants and the creatures.
Speaker 1: Through this act he obtains God's gift to him of
Speaker 1: dominion over the earth. So that's the law of names,
Speaker 1: the law of words of power. So in magic, there
Speaker 1: are certain words that are able to change the reality
Speaker 1: of those saying them. The most notorious magic word being
Speaker 1: abra cadabra, which comes from the Aramaic avra cadabra, meaning
Speaker 1: I create as I speak. And then in Eastern mysticism,
Speaker 1: these are known as mantras, and the powers believe to
Speaker 1: lie in the very sounds of the world's words themselves.
Speaker 1: Bielia says our tax No, I know, that is the
Speaker 1: saddest scene of all time, Like, how can they do that?
Speaker 1: I still think about. That's my Roman empire is when
Speaker 1: that stupid horse wouldn't even like move one muscle that
Speaker 1: help himself out of the mud. We're talking about never
Speaker 1: ending story. When that horse is sinking. Oh man, why
Speaker 1: wouldn't he just like come out? He lost all of
Speaker 1: his will to live? Yeah, for our attacks, I know,
Speaker 1: let's see words of power. Oh and then you've got
Speaker 1: the whole tetragrammaton the Bible. In the Talmud of are
Speaker 1: full of rules concerning the name yudhey vav hay right
Speaker 1: or yahweh uh. This was the original four letter word
Speaker 1: that was never to be spoken out loud except by
Speaker 1: the high priest in the Holy of Holies. Instead the
Speaker 1: sacred name being intoned, it was changed to become Yahweh
Speaker 1: or Jehovah. They actually talked about the tetragrammaton in Catechism Class.
Speaker 1: I can't remember exactly what, but a Life of Levi
Speaker 1: says in the Key of Mysteries with the name yod
Speaker 1: hey vah hey one command's nature. Kingdoms are conquered in
Speaker 1: the name of Oddnai, and the occult forces which compose
Speaker 1: the Empire of Hermes are one and all obedient to
Speaker 1: him who knows how to pronounce duly, the incommunicable name
Speaker 1: of Agla. So now we're talking about Kabbala, which I've
Speaker 1: read several Kabbalistic books and it's not as old as
Speaker 1: they like to pretend. But in Kabala, the magician believes
Speaker 1: that physical matter can be transformed molecule by molecule through
Speaker 1: incantation of ancient hebow letters and numbers, and that the
Speaker 1: nature of reality is merely an illusion. So where have
Speaker 1: you heard that from them?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: This goes right perfectly into simulation theory or nothing is real. Right.
Speaker 1: If nothing is real, nothing is wrong, and it's all
Speaker 1: turtles all the way down, it's just goes into madness
Speaker 1: and sollipsism. This is what the Baili says, this is
Speaker 1: what the Darren Aronowsky movie Pie is about, about the
Speaker 1: name of God. I've seen that movie. I just didn't
Speaker 1: understand it. But as a long time ago, as before
Speaker 1: I knew any of this stuff, Clinton says. John Allegra
Speaker 1: says the translation was air made for abbad. I can't
Speaker 1: even abba de borchillo, which means our father par in heaven. Okay,
Speaker 1: Pie is about math, like a guy who's like going crazy.
Speaker 1: Can you just give us a bla, Can you give
Speaker 1: us a little like two sentences about what is Pie about?
Speaker 1: So we're gonna okay. Law of words of power? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: words have power. So in her meticism, they think individual
Speaker 1: letters can be the equivalent of storage cells or repositories
Speaker 1: charged with a form of divine or magical power, as
Speaker 1: a battery is charged with electrical energy. Kay. Then I
Speaker 1: was talking about some experiments they were doing in Russia.
Speaker 1: Peter Garda jev a biophysicist and molecular biologists confirmed that
Speaker 1: DNA can be programmed by words and frequencies. Words are frequencies.
Speaker 1: Experiments show that DNA can be healed simply through vibrations
Speaker 1: and spoken sound. So that's kind of what I'm talking
Speaker 1: about holywater. The human DNA is a biological internet and
Speaker 1: superior in many aspects to the artificial one. The greater
Speaker 1: understanding of DNA's role as a crystalline receiver transmitter can
Speaker 1: explain intuition, clairvoyance to Letty and spontaneously. So then we
Speaker 1: talk about another magical. The law of association states that
Speaker 1: if two things have something in common, anything they have
Speaker 1: in common can be used to control both, and they
Speaker 1: mutually influence each other. It's also interesting that the major
Speaker 1: function of the human brain seems to be association. Okay,
Speaker 1: here we go. Pie is about he's looking for math
Speaker 1: that solves the stock market, but ends up learning the
Speaker 1: gnostic dudes want to find him because it's tetragrammaton. Okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: In the movie Pi, the Rabbi demonstrates Jamatria by Adam
Speaker 1: and Eve being thirteen evening seven and the two create
Speaker 1: a cane which was twenty Yeah Jamatria. Oh man, if
Speaker 1: you want to look like a freaking weirdo, start talking
Speaker 1: about Jamatria to a normy, like if you want to
Speaker 1: look like a cracked out tweeger and have people never
Speaker 1: consider anything you say again, just start talking about numerical
Speaker 1: values of ancient Hebrew letters, and see how fast everyone
Speaker 1: thinks you're a crack. But I'm not saying there's nothing
Speaker 1: to it. I'm just saying it takes a special kind
Speaker 1: of person to like understand and grasp what you're on
Speaker 1: about when you're talking about Jamatria. So then in magic
Speaker 1: we also have the law of similarity. And this is
Speaker 1: a lot of paganism takes from these laws without even
Speaker 1: you know, realizing it. Law of similarity in the law
Speaker 1: of contagions. So it's like, if you want to make
Speaker 1: something fly, you put feathers and wings on it, you
Speaker 1: chirp over it. You know, in magic, lookalikes are alike.
Speaker 1: This is where the idea of like rain dances comes from.
Speaker 1: The law of contagions states that the things that have
Speaker 1: once been in contact with each other continue to act
Speaker 1: on each other at a distance, even after physical contact
Speaker 1: has been severed. This is where you get the idea
Speaker 1: of like eating your enemies for power, or like if
Speaker 1: you want to be like a lion, and you kill
Speaker 1: a lion and you eat him, your your warriors will
Speaker 1: wear allion's made to acquire their strength and bravery. Bravery
Speaker 1: uh in British Columbia. The Indians will rub a baby
Speaker 1: girl with a body of a beaver to make her industrious.
Speaker 1: The Pueblo Indians of New Mexico believe that rain can
Speaker 1: be summoned by means of imitative magic, which is a
Speaker 1: form of sympathetic magic. In traditional rain dances, priests will
Speaker 1: roll round stones on a floor to stimulate sun thunder,
Speaker 1: sprinkle water on the ground like rain, place a bowl
Speaker 1: of water on the altar. Blah blah blah. So most
Speaker 1: magical thinking involved the idea of transmitting qualities and attributes
Speaker 1: from one thing to another, and this is called contagious magic.
Speaker 2: Oh, I.
Speaker 1: Want some more magical laws. Jamatria is cabalistic.
Speaker 2: Yes it is.
Speaker 1: Not exclusively, but they do use a lot. Do we
Speaker 1: have donuts. If you can't send a money donut, then
Speaker 1: just put a donut in the chat because that makes
Speaker 1: me happy to donuts all the way down. Now you're
Speaker 1: all talking about math and Jamatria. You guys are funny
Speaker 1: fat math. Yes, so yeah, this law of contagion a similarity,
Speaker 1: law of association, law of imitation. Early man, you know,
Speaker 1: must have reasoned that if ice makes you cold and
Speaker 1: fire is hot, and makes you hot. The beaver's industriousness
Speaker 1: or the lion's strength will rub off on you as well,
Speaker 1: and some primitive tries. The heart of a valiant enemy
Speaker 1: might be eaten to gain his courage. Yeah, a man
Speaker 1: in a motorcycle gang might feel he has assumed some
Speaker 1: of the devilry of the face on his jacket. Similarly,
Speaker 1: a young girl is a princess when wearing a tiara. Ooh,
Speaker 1: donuts all the way down. Look at that donuts and coffee.
Speaker 1: I like it. Yum yum donuts. Decis yum yum donuts.
Speaker 1: Someone says the true creator is Aton, the god of light. Okay, Okinatin,
Speaker 1: are you moving the capital of Egypt. We're all gonna
Speaker 1: worship Aton. Oom, you were rubbed down. You guys are funny.
Speaker 1: If you heard of Belle's theorem, that was another thing
Speaker 1: I was looking at when I was writing this. It
Speaker 1: says that particles, once in common, continue to influence one
Speaker 1: another instantaneously, even across the light year stretches of galaxies.
Speaker 1: So I guess this was something they noticed, and Einstein
Speaker 1: called the spooky action at a distance. So contagious magic
Speaker 1: shades into sympathetic magic, which is based on the idea
Speaker 1: that whatever happens to a part of something or its
Speaker 1: image will happen to you the whole. So this goes into
Speaker 1: voodoo too, like how you can make a voodoo doll
Speaker 1: and you stab the voodoo dolls tummy and then the
Speaker 1: person that you hate gets tummy ache. This is why
Speaker 1: a lot of people who do occultism and stuff they
Speaker 1: keep their body parts. Like I know I've mentioned this before,
Speaker 1: but Mandonna has a DNA cleanup crew that follows her around.
Speaker 1: It doesn't let anyone have a piece of her hair
Speaker 1: or anything, because bodily cast offs in the hands of
Speaker 1: people who wish to do you harm are dangerous and
Speaker 1: they are thought to between retain the qualities over the
Speaker 1: person where the sorcerer can gain power. Then you have
Speaker 1: the law of imitation. Yeah, this is quantum entanglement. I know.
Speaker 1: So what was my brain doing in twenty twelve, This
Speaker 1: is what it was doing. Okay, it was like into
Speaker 1: magic and science and occultism and pseudoscience and true things
Speaker 1: and zone theory. So the law of imitation is where
Speaker 1: one entity assumes the characteristics of another. So magic and
Speaker 1: sorcery depend heavily on mimicry. When the you know, for example,
Speaker 1: a high priest of the Otio dons the mask of
Speaker 1: an ibis in a ritual, he is the conduit and
Speaker 1: becomes the god thought for the duration of the ritual.
Speaker 1: Sorcerers know that if you show people something, they will
Speaker 1: inherently imitate it. It is in our nature, I think
Speaker 1: kath Krant talks about this aping phenomenon monkey see monkey
Speaker 1: do so. Babies learn to speak by imitating adults. In
Speaker 1: this way, the origins of deviant behavior are very similar
Speaker 1: to the origins of fads and fashions. Each is a
Speaker 1: socially learned acquisition, so the law of imitation spreads from
Speaker 1: top down. Consequently, youngsters imitate older individuals, The poor imitate
Speaker 1: the rich, Peasants imitate royalty, and so on and so forth.
Speaker 1: So even many of our cultural customs come from peasants
Speaker 1: copying the rituals of royalty. Crime among young, poor and
Speaker 1: low status people is really their effort to imitate the
Speaker 1: wealthy high status people.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: This law suggests perhaps most people follow the model of
Speaker 1: high status and hopes that their imitative behavior will produce
Speaker 1: some kind of reward associated with being in the superior class.
Speaker 1: So this is you can see how this is going
Speaker 1: to go perfectly into sorcery in the next chapter Sorcerers
Speaker 1: and Robots. But we will get through magic for tonight
Speaker 1: and then next time we'll do source Erge and Robots.
Speaker 2: How about that?
Speaker 1: Bla says what Hick and Looper directed Hearts of Darkness,
Speaker 1: the doc about the making of Apocalypse. Now, okay, what
Speaker 1: else do that? Any donuts in the chat? Is there
Speaker 1: a song about donuts? There should be. So there's law
Speaker 1: of synthesis, of the law of opposite state that the
Speaker 1: synthesis of two conflicting ideas will introduce a new third idea.
Speaker 1: Law polarity says that anything that can be separated into
Speaker 1: two opposite parts, with each part having its own essence,
Speaker 1: and that everything contains its opposite. So this comes from
Speaker 1: the doctrine of opposites in Greek philosophy, impression that pairs
Speaker 1: of opposites in nature had a journey to become one
Speaker 1: or something that underlies all creation, connecting the opposites and
Speaker 1: reconciles all diversity. One legend in Kabbala says that God
Speaker 1: wished to be called God. In other words, God wanted
Speaker 1: to create himself. However, that posed a problem because for
Speaker 1: something that was absolute, omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent to create
Speaker 1: and other, it first had to create the idea of duality.
Speaker 1: So this is where yingying comes from. The most famous
Speaker 1: phrasing of this law in Western occultism is as above seblo.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you have all heard that. And we've got
Speaker 1: the law of balance, the law of infinite data, the
Speaker 1: law of finite senses, the law of infinite universe, the
Speaker 1: law of personification, just a bunch of examples of magical thinking,
Speaker 1: I guess, and you know where I was trying to
Speaker 1: lead this was mind control, because if magic is real,
Speaker 1: then sorcery is real, and there's people using this against you.
Speaker 1: If you don't believe in it, then that is more
Speaker 1: to your demise. And I had a picture because Disney
Speaker 1: is all about magic, right, magic and immage engineering taking
Speaker 1: over your imagination. So I had these two pictures. One
Speaker 1: on a Disney store in Times Square says thanks for
Speaker 1: sharing the magic with us, and then a ride at
Speaker 1: Epcot called Imagination sponsored by Kodak says how to capture
Speaker 1: your imagination. So I was all about being a magician man.
Speaker 1: I didn't want to be a witch. I wanted to
Speaker 1: be a mystic, magic christian okay. I didn't want to
Speaker 1: hurt anybody or casting spells or talk to Gooli guardian angels.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to, you know, be a white fairy
Speaker 1: or something stupid like that. I was heavily into taro,
Speaker 1: and in the tarot, the magician is the one. He's
Speaker 1: the first trump. The all one concept in many religions
Speaker 1: speak of is really the infinite, eternal consciousness of God
Speaker 1: having separate experiences in a tiny range of frequencies called
Speaker 1: our physical war. So this is David Eyke's stuff. This
Speaker 1: is quantum goop. I was thinking, you know, the duality
Speaker 1: or otherness of our ego and wraps each of us
Speaker 1: in a lonely mental prison. The magician sees all of
Speaker 1: creation in his own body. Actually, they do say an
Speaker 1: orthodox thing here. To die without dying is one of
Speaker 1: the great ordeals of the magical path. And this is
Speaker 1: primarily symbolic of the death of the solitary ego. So
Speaker 1: that's not the Orthodox part, the part to die without
Speaker 1: to die before you die? How does it go? If
Speaker 1: you die before you die, you won't die when you die.
Speaker 1: That's an Orthodox saying. But what they're talking about here
Speaker 1: is ego death, which is a much different like destroying
Speaker 1: your your personhood basically becoming an empty vessel to be
Speaker 1: inhabited by other beings. That is not goals Okay. So
Speaker 1: I was thinking in my magical mind that you know,
Speaker 1: we're all part of God's expression of experience in itself.
Speaker 1: From different points of view, I was thinking magic was
Speaker 1: a symbol of greater unity, consciousness, enlightenment. High magic intended
Speaker 1: to bring about the spiritual transformation of the person uh
Speaker 1: and channel the magician's consciousness toward God.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: Theorgy is a magical word. It means divine work or
Speaker 1: the use of magical means to attain religious salvation. So
Speaker 1: I was saying, magicians and co creators of reality, we
Speaker 1: have this like responsibility to prect our mind and imagination
Speaker 1: from dark forces, which is true. And if you don't
Speaker 1: know or understand the way that reality works, you're going
Speaker 1: to be a passive victim. You're going to be more
Speaker 1: susceptible to the sorcery, and the people who know about
Speaker 1: these things are using these things against you. So you know,
Speaker 1: when you go to magic Kingdom of Disneyland, dream Works
Speaker 1: or any other corporate social engineer. There is an agenda
Speaker 1: to capture your imagination. And then I was saying, you know,
Speaker 1: like in a place where dreams come true? Whose dreams
Speaker 1: are we manifesting into reality? And that is of sorcers?
Speaker 1: So oh, man, look, can I even put in here Blovatsky?
Speaker 1: Why was I? Oh? Because she said magic is spiritual wisdom,
Speaker 1: arcane knowledge misapplied is sorcery. Okay, See, I know my stuff, guys,
Speaker 1: I've been through it. I've read all of these things.
Speaker 1: I've ruminated on them, I've been hurt by them, I've
Speaker 1: been misled by them. And I'm just trying to give
Speaker 1: you a head start so that you don't take the
Speaker 1: damages that I took by believing in these things. I
Speaker 1: guess let's talk about the pentagram of Fasts and Pythagoras,
Speaker 1: and then next time we're going to talk about sorcerers
Speaker 1: and robots. So pentagram? Is it bad? Is it good?
Speaker 1: Is it neutral? Is it magic? Is it dumb?
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 1: It's a time honored symbol of the magical arts. It
Speaker 1: is used in nearly every system of magic. It is
Speaker 1: part of the iconography of most religions. The early Christians
Speaker 1: associated the pentagram with the image of Christ because the
Speaker 1: symbol represented another form of alpha and omega esoterically expressing
Speaker 1: the living Christ. So in the Magician's Dictionary it says
Speaker 1: that in a general sense it stands for all magical
Speaker 1: symbols and talismans. It is the magicians sin quann. The
Speaker 1: first known use of the pentagram was found in Mesopotamian
Speaker 1: texts dating around three thousand BC. Sumerian pentagrams served as
Speaker 1: pictograms for the word ubb, meaning corner, angle, cubicle, cavity,
Speaker 1: or pit. So, like we were talking about before the
Speaker 1: lesser banishing ritual, the pentagram is magic. One oh one.
Speaker 1: You're gonna do that before you do any other rituals.
Speaker 1: Many types of ceremonial magic require the use of the
Speaker 1: pentagram before any other ritual. Is considered by a Caultists
Speaker 1: to be the most potent means of conjuring spirits. Paracelsus
Speaker 1: proclaimed it to be the greatest and most powerful of
Speaker 1: all signs. To capitalist magicians. Is a sign of the
Speaker 1: microcosm called the micro prose. How do you say that
Speaker 1: micro prosopis? That's what happens when you read a lot
Speaker 1: and you don't say things out loud, you don't know
Speaker 1: how to pronounce them. I've noticed me and all my
Speaker 1: friends do that a lot like. That's not how you pronounce.
Speaker 1: So the pentagram is the microcosm in the macrocosm. This
Speaker 1: is true for Jewish and Greek philosophers. They use it
Speaker 1: to describe human beings and their placed in the universe.
Speaker 1: They view the individual human being as a little world
Speaker 1: in a mirror the universe, a great world. They thought.
Speaker 1: The body the man is a miniature universe. A pentacle
Speaker 1: is a pentagram inscribed on a pennant or disc with
Speaker 1: a circle around it. So a little bit different, but
Speaker 1: not really. The five points represents the elements earth, air, firewater,
Speaker 1: and spirit. Remember that, what is that old cartoon Captain
Speaker 1: Planet where they had to put their rings together and
Speaker 1: summon Captain Planet. That was an early environmental programming cartoon,
Speaker 1: wasn't it. So Like we said, the pentagram is the
Speaker 1: symbol of man. It has five points. In the human
Speaker 1: brain has five parts brainstem, cortex, neocortex, and the left
Speaker 1: and right hemispheres. Man's body has five distinct extremities, and
Speaker 1: they It often depict a pentagram with the body of
Speaker 1: a man on top of it or a woman and
Speaker 1: its head at the top representing spirit and the other
Speaker 1: four points representing the other elements. An upright pentagram means
Speaker 1: that the fifth element, Spirit is raised to the most
Speaker 1: significant position. It symbolizes a balance and a person who
Speaker 1: can understand their divine nature. Next time, we'll talk about
Speaker 1: the averse pentagram when we talk about sorcery. And then
Speaker 1: the last thing tonight, let's just talk about Pythagoras for
Speaker 1: one minute while we are talking about magic and pentagrams. So,
Speaker 1: if you want to send one more donut for one
Speaker 1: more song, now's your chance. If you want to tell
Speaker 1: me a joke and make me laugh or say anything
Speaker 1: fun or funny, now's your chance. Captain Planet, he yes,
Speaker 1: he's your hero. Gun pollutioned down to zero totally, Clint says,
Speaker 1: just like Power Rangers, five colors, like the five colors
Speaker 1: of the Eastern Star pentagram. Right, Captain Planet was the
Speaker 1: Osiris the green Man. Yes, remember the dude who had
Speaker 1: heart power Heart Captain Planet by your carbon credits. So
Speaker 1: if you have not heard of Pythagoras, are you even
Speaker 1: a magician? No? So the pentagram was a symbol of
Speaker 1: the Pythagoreans. They were a weird cult. I think are
Speaker 1: vegan if I'm remembering correctly. He like he had singing
Speaker 1: against eating beans though, so they were like this monotheistic
Speaker 1: religious cult ancient Greece around five thirty beats. He was
Speaker 1: known to have traveled all over the ancient world to
Speaker 1: study with many masters. He was initiated into the mysteries
Speaker 1: by Rabbi's Egyptians, Babylonians, Kaldeans, Persians, Hindus and more. Pythagoras
Speaker 1: Pythagoreans used to meet in secret and discuss their mathematical discoveries,
Speaker 1: and they would draw the sign of the pentagram on
Speaker 1: their right hand to know one another. They considered the
Speaker 1: pentagram the union of man with the universe, the soul
Speaker 1: merging with the spirit. They declared the number five the
Speaker 1: number of man, representing the microproblem. Uh and there if
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Speaker 1: three D cents two dollars in heart. Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: I appreciate that. So Pythagoras taught that the pentagram was
Speaker 1: full of mathemagic. It contains the proportions that He used
Speaker 1: to create the diatonic scale of music that we use today.
Speaker 1: Also hidden within it is a secret to creating the
Speaker 1: golden rectangle, a mathematical law of beauty which the Greeks
Speaker 1: admired for its pleasing proportions and magical qualities. So these
Speaker 1: are obviously things that God has created for us to
Speaker 1: discover and enjoy, but we have to be careful veering
Speaker 1: off into mystical tangents. That's why the Church is there
Speaker 1: to help guide us, and we have spiritual fathers who
Speaker 1: are not Pythagorean. So the Parthenon, notre jam mona Lisa.
Speaker 1: All of these contain golden rectangles, as does the human
Speaker 1: body itself. The intersections of a pentagram form the golden
Speaker 1: ratio or phi right not pie fi. This was called
Speaker 1: the divine proportion and is very close to the orbital
Speaker 1: resonance of Earth to Venus. Pentagram is also connected to Venus.
Speaker 1: Did I put that in here? Because the orbit of
Speaker 1: the planet Venus makes a five pointed star. The pentagram
Speaker 1: contains the golden rectangle many times over, which can mathematically
Speaker 1: reproduce itself indefinitely. This ratio also contains a magical spiral
Speaker 1: called the Fibonacci sequence, which repeats the proportions of the
Speaker 1: golden section into infinity. Fibonacci spirals can be found everyone
Speaker 1: in nature, galaxies, shells, snails, flowers, ferns, pine cons pineapples, hurricanes, seahorses,
Speaker 1: sea creatures, chamber nautilus. All of these are examples of
Speaker 1: the sacred spiral. The pentagram in the Gnostic schools is
Speaker 1: called the blazing star. The blazing star, and freemasonry is
Speaker 1: a different thing, but a life. As Levi says that
Speaker 1: the pentagram w uh freemasonry. It's serious if it has
Speaker 1: the flames behind it, But life is Levi's talking about.
Speaker 1: The pentagram is the star of the magi. It can
Speaker 1: be the divine lamb or the goat of men days.
Speaker 1: If you turn it upside down, it is either initiation
Speaker 1: or profanity, defending on how you use it. It is Lucifer
Speaker 1: or Vesper, It is Mary or Lilith, day or night.
Speaker 1: The pentagram with two points and the ascended represents Satan.
Speaker 1: When one point is in the ascendant is a sign
Speaker 1: of the Savior. So the pentagram is the figure of
Speaker 1: the human body. We said that blah blah blah. A
Speaker 1: life of Levi says, if magic be a reality, if
Speaker 1: occult science be really the true law of the three worlds,
Speaker 1: this absolute sign, this sign, ancient as history and more ancient,
Speaker 1: should and does exercise and a calculable influence upon spirits
Speaker 1: set free from their material envelope. So that is your
Speaker 1: first lesson in magic Baby's first sign of the Pentagram.
Speaker 1: I think we're gonna close it out for tonight, and
Speaker 1: then next time we'll talk about sorcery and what is
Speaker 1: the difference in my mind back then and what is
Speaker 1: the difference now. Here's a little sneak peek sorcerers and robots,
Speaker 1: a love story and join me later on this week,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have Clint third World Assassin, talking Freemason stuff.
Speaker 1: Very soon, We're gonna have Bla talking about the Lost
Speaker 1: Symbol and Dan Brown and the architecture of Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have Benny Wills, remember Benny Wills from Joy Camp.
Speaker 1: He is someone who I consider another og Granola Wokester
Speaker 1: of way back when we're gonna have a discussion about
Speaker 1: what happened to the Truth movement and how did it
Speaker 1: all go so wrong. So if there are no other
Speaker 1: donuts or questions or comments, I think we're gonna call
Speaker 1: it a night and thank you all for coming. I
Speaker 1: had a lot of fun and I appreciate all you
Speaker 1: wrenches so much, and I'll see you next time.