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Speaker 2: Welcome to Bledsoe said, So, I'm your host, Ryan Bledsoe.
Speaker 2: Joined tonight in the studio is my producer and very
Speaker 2: very good friend, Alex. We are going to talk about
Speaker 2: a topic that is very meaningful to me tonight, something
Speaker 2: that I've been meaning to get to for years, and
Speaker 2: sort of with a lot of change that's been going
Speaker 2: on recently, we've kind of taken a look at our
Speaker 2: schedule and realized we had some time to dig into
Speaker 2: this and it just made sense with kind of what's
Speaker 2: been going on lately. So we're going to talk about
Speaker 2: the Goddess, and you know the focus I wanted to
Speaker 2: take there were apparitions throughout human history, because I think
Speaker 2: it's very important to be aware of such events that
Speaker 2: are genuinely occurring throughout human history. Before we get into that,
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Speaker 2: so So to the topic at hand, I really wanted
Speaker 2: to dive into this because it's something that as I'm
Speaker 2: digging my heels into my understanding of this meaning, you know,
Speaker 2: the world, life reality, the spirit reality that is, I've
Speaker 2: come to realize that the Lady as we usually call her,
Speaker 2: is the most important part of all of this, and
Speaker 2: you know, it kind of it's like when I see
Speaker 2: people talk about UFOs. Imagine you're like just listening to
Speaker 2: people talk about such random crap that doesn't even matter,
Speaker 2: do you know what I mean? And knowing something that
Speaker 2: is so important that people just don't even understand the
Speaker 2: significance of it. So I think there's going to be
Speaker 2: a time where people realize that the Lady was the
Speaker 2: most important part of all of it, right, So I
Speaker 2: kind of wanted to focus on actual, real historical appearances
Speaker 2: beyond just our story. Let me just say this, when
Speaker 2: this first happened in twenty twelve, the whole lady appearance thing,
Speaker 2: I like didn't know that this was a concept that existed. Period.
Speaker 2: I grew up very strictly fundamental Pentecostal. There's no mention
Speaker 2: of some you know, motherly figure other than the human
Speaker 2: marry virgin birth, gave birth to Jesus and then she
Speaker 2: like doesn't really talk much throughout the rest of the Bible.
Speaker 2: There's not even much mention of Mary Magdalene in the
Speaker 2: church other than she was a whore, and you know,
Speaker 2: that's it. That's the extent of that. Meanwhile, Catholics, by
Speaker 2: the millions and millions are all about the media tricks
Speaker 2: or the media Trix or the redemn Tricks as they
Speaker 2: call her, the Holy Virgin Mary, Lady of Guadalupe, Lady
Speaker 2: of Lord France, Fatima, and it goes on and on
Speaker 2: and on. That's not a world that I was exposed
Speaker 2: to before this event. I had no clue about the
Speaker 2: divine feminine. It's forbidden for fundamental Christians to study anything
Speaker 2: outside of the Bible like period. And it's so at
Speaker 2: least in my circle that I came from. You know,
Speaker 2: did you ever hear about the Lady or anything like
Speaker 2: that grown up?
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, grown up Catholic we had the Mother Mary,
Speaker 3: the Virgin Mary, and and you know, I would go
Speaker 3: to confession and I'd confess to being me and to
Speaker 3: my brother and then I'd have to pray five Hail.
Speaker 2: Mary, as you know.
Speaker 3: And so it was always there, and I've said it
Speaker 3: on the show before, but I really do like appreciate
Speaker 3: the little bit that that Catholicism includes that the feminine force,
Speaker 3: And especially looking back and comparing what I got to
Speaker 3: experience and what you experienced.
Speaker 2: It's like wow.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's many differences between the religions, but that's
Speaker 3: that's a huge one, you know. So it was always
Speaker 3: present for me, but you know, my Catholic school upbringing,
Speaker 3: it was more or just about learning the stories and
Speaker 3: being a good little boy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and see Protestants don't talk about any of that,
Speaker 2: Like there's no It was kind of silly to me
Speaker 2: growing up, the notion that like Mary was this holy thing,
Speaker 2: Like a Protestant would think, that's blasphemous, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean. It's weird, like, oh wait, but I thought
Speaker 2: Jesus was the son of God. I didn't know that
Speaker 2: there was this kind of thing with me. This is
Speaker 2: my thought process going up. It's like, why do they
Speaker 2: worship Mary? This is weird, you know. But as I've
Speaker 2: gotten older, especially after my dad had this apparition appeared
Speaker 2: to him in twenty twelve, it opened a line of
Speaker 2: questioning that unfolded over a number of years for me.
Speaker 2: And where I'm at now, I'm like fully into it.
Speaker 2: I think that it's the most important piece of information
Speaker 2: in all of human history. I think that the Lady,
Speaker 2: the divine, feminine, the Mother, is the missing link between
Speaker 2: all myth systems and religions, the UFO subject because duh,
Speaker 2: that's a part of religions and myth systems. I think
Speaker 2: that categorically, the elites who are suppressing humanity throughout all
Speaker 2: time and before even recorded civilization, I think that they
Speaker 2: have been categorically dividing us. They've been dividing us, keeping
Speaker 2: us in labels so that we you know, labeled this
Speaker 2: a certain way, labeled this a certain way, and then
Speaker 2: they say, ah, you got to label it this way.
Speaker 2: And then if you say it this way, they cut
Speaker 2: your head off, they burn you out the state, or
Speaker 2: they peel off your flesh, or they hang you on
Speaker 2: a cross upside down and they you know, slight your
Speaker 2: throat and bleed you out, or whatever Emperor Nero and
Speaker 2: all of these savages did to people that questioned the
Speaker 2: official narrative. Naturally, I'm talking about the first century, you know,
Speaker 2: when when Christianity was so heavily persecuted that they had
Speaker 2: to hide underground and tombs just to you know, you know,
Speaker 2: talk in secret about their beliefs, right, And I think
Speaker 2: metaphorically there's a lot of that going on today, where
Speaker 2: people have to sort of watch over their back to
Speaker 2: even talk about their beliefs. But so as I've gone
Speaker 2: on this journey, I've come to realize that the divine
Speaker 2: feminine aspect of this is the most important part. I
Speaker 2: think it's not only the most important part about religion,
Speaker 2: it's not only the most important part about UFOs, but
Speaker 2: it's the most important piece of data period and it
Speaker 2: quite possibly once humanity comes to rediscover this knowledge that
Speaker 2: it will it'll change our way of living and thinking.
Speaker 2: I think it is the new knowledge, right. So I
Speaker 2: wanted to start by talking about notsticism a little bit,
Speaker 2: because it's kind of hard to talk about the lady
Speaker 2: or the divine feminine without mentioning gnosticism and how important
Speaker 2: it was as a movement, talking about the fact that
Speaker 2: there was a historical version of this and a legendary
Speaker 2: version of this. Right, So gnosticism, in my opinion, shocker.
Speaker 2: I think it's the true story of Jesus. I never
Speaker 2: lost my belief or my faith in the fact that
Speaker 2: Jesus was a very special human being. But I will
Speaker 2: be honest and say that as I began to have
Speaker 2: increasing supernatural experiences that was not met very well by
Speaker 2: the fundamental church upbringing that I had and that I
Speaker 2: come from, I as a young child started to ask
Speaker 2: questions and I remember going to church and my Dad
Speaker 2: stopped going because basically it was forbidden to talk about
Speaker 2: this stuff. They thought it was demonic. You know, we're
Speaker 2: seeing lights in the sky, supernatural beings. They thought it
Speaker 2: was evil. Meanwhile, we're at home having these angelic experiences. So,
Speaker 2: you know, thirteen fourteen, fifteen sixteen, I'm scratching my head.
Speaker 2: I'm like, why are they saying this is evil? Why
Speaker 2: are they condemning this? Why are they not asking about this?
Speaker 2: Why are they not believing us when we're saying it's angels. Right.
Speaker 2: I remember flipping through my Bible over and over and over,
Speaker 2: looking at the story of Ezekiel, the story of Daniel,
Speaker 2: the story of Moses and Exodus when he's bringing the
Speaker 2: Jews out of persecution from Egypt, you know, and they
Speaker 2: have all these stories of chariots of fire and pillars
Speaker 2: of fire, or a cloud by day and a pillar
Speaker 2: of fire by night, right, or the chariot in the wind,
Speaker 2: or the wheel within the wheel. I'm like, these are UFOs.
Speaker 2: This is what we see, right. I just remember as
Speaker 2: a kid, there's a connection here, There's something here, There's
Speaker 2: a connection. And as I grew older, I began to
Speaker 2: be exposed to certain things that helped me to see.
Speaker 2: It's like it's like you're in the swimming pool and
Speaker 2: you're in the shallow end, and you're so curious about
Speaker 2: that deep end, and you're like, I want to I
Speaker 2: want to go over there, but I'm not sure if
Speaker 2: I know how to swim. You kind of start inching
Speaker 2: over there, and it's really scary. Then your feet can't
Speaker 2: touch anymore, and you're terrified and you feel like, oh no,
Speaker 2: I might drown if I go too far. I'm safe
Speaker 2: right here in the shallow end. It's all water anyway,
Speaker 2: So what's the difference. This is? This is enough. But
Speaker 2: then eventually you go to the deep end and you
Speaker 2: start to float and you realize, wow, this is pretty awesome,
Speaker 2: and I'm fine. I just got to swim, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean. And it took me many years to
Speaker 2: sort of learn that, to deconstruct my my fundamental programming
Speaker 2: from religion. So I was very shocked at eighteen years
Speaker 2: old in twenty twelve when my dad starts talking to me.
Speaker 2: You know, he saw a lady and she said that
Speaker 2: her name was Hathorpe, but that she goes by many names.
Speaker 2: And I was like, excuse me, what does that mean
Speaker 2: I'm not saying this out loud, right, I was being
Speaker 2: a respectful young child and showing respect to my father.
Speaker 2: I'm like, wow, that's interesting. And then I'm going in
Speaker 2: my room and I'm like, oh man, I'm in deep
Speaker 2: water now, Like I don't understand this. It was a
Speaker 2: shock to me, right, a good little Christian boy. It
Speaker 2: was a shock to me to think about the divine
Speaker 2: feminine in any regard. I never heard of it, never
Speaker 2: heard of the New age stuff. I had heard of
Speaker 2: the Age of Aquarius because of a song, right, I
Speaker 2: didn't know any of that stuff because you know, why
Speaker 2: do I say age of Aquarius because that's you know,
Speaker 2: one of the many things that this apperson told my
Speaker 2: father was that the Age of Aquarius is coming, and
Speaker 2: so many things that we've covered many times on the show. Right,
Speaker 2: So I'm like very shocked, you know what does this mean?
Speaker 2: And it took me many years to even get to
Speaker 2: the point to where in my head I felt like
Speaker 2: I could communicate with the lady in a way that
Speaker 2: didn't didn't, you know, frighten me to where I felt like,
Speaker 2: you know, this is okay, this is completely real and
Speaker 2: it's good and it's natural, and it's a part of me,
Speaker 2: and it's a part of the world. It's not a
Speaker 2: new thing, you see what I'm saying. Whereas before I
Speaker 2: was like, oh, it's in jel like cool. I'm used
Speaker 2: to that. I grew up with that. So I devoted
Speaker 2: a many number of years looking into this whole lady
Speaker 2: thing and sort of taking the time to see where
Speaker 2: it fits. And I thought that it could be really
Speaker 2: cool to talk about different apparitions as they've appeared throughout
Speaker 2: the world. So back to the gnostic thing, right, So basically,
Speaker 2: when you think of Jesus, you think of the mainstream version.
Speaker 2: I think of the mainstream version, at least you know
Speaker 2: in the sense that there is even a mainstream version
Speaker 2: and that there's a separate version, right, or it was Jack.
Speaker 2: Probably he probably was jacked, I mean I'm serious, But
Speaker 2: or at least lean. You know, that's a given good
Speaker 2: looking yeah, for most were probably lean in first century Judea.
Speaker 2: I would say, probably very uncommon not to be, But
Speaker 2: most people don't consider the fact that there is even
Speaker 2: an alternative version of the story, and to consider that
Speaker 2: would be heresy or blasphemy. Right. I used to be
Speaker 2: in that camp, and a professor many years ago mentioned
Speaker 2: gnosticism to me and I was like, that's very interesting.
Speaker 1: What is that?
Speaker 2: And he just kind of explained that it was like this,
Speaker 2: this library of texts that was found in the desert
Speaker 2: in Naghamati, Egypt, all written in Coptic, which was a
Speaker 2: language that was common around first century, second century in Egypt. Right,
Speaker 2: it's this alternative version of Jesus where he's more like
Speaker 2: a mystic, and it's like, you know, authentically dated back
Speaker 2: to those times. It's very real sacred texts that were
Speaker 2: pro probably temple scrolls back in the day, and they
Speaker 2: were taken and hidden because they were so sacred and
Speaker 2: they wanted them to be preserved because they were being
Speaker 2: persecuted by the Romans. That's kind of how it was
Speaker 2: explained to me. I was like, whoa, that's really interesting.
Speaker 2: And it went on to be years before I really
Speaker 2: deeply looked into them, right, I mean I'm talking at
Speaker 2: that point. I was probably like twenty, no, eighteen nineteen,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. So I was like, that's interesting.
Speaker 2: So that was kind of the first nudge for me
Speaker 2: to sort of like break free of my fundamental programming
Speaker 2: and think that there might be some uncharted waters here
Speaker 2: that are more in line with the truth of what's
Speaker 2: really happening. Because as a child starting to have these experiences,
Speaker 2: I always knew that there was truth to the Bible.
Speaker 2: But again, even as a child, I had the thoughts,
Speaker 2: there has to be more to the universe than what
Speaker 2: is only in this book that was finished two thousand
Speaker 2: years ago. Why am I not allowed to question that?
Speaker 2: Why am I not allowed to look anywhere else? Something
Speaker 2: is missing here? My intuition always told me something is missing.
Speaker 2: This doesn't feel complete. Why is that? You know what
Speaker 2: I mean? So the gnostissism stuff was really interesting. I
Speaker 2: was like, wow, you know, I'm very fascinated by that.
Speaker 2: Kind of A few years went by, two or three,
Speaker 2: I was going through college, started dating. That took up
Speaker 2: a lot of my time, a lot of my energy,
Speaker 2: you know, just getting that situated. You know how that
Speaker 2: goes when you get in a situation and it's all new,
Speaker 2: and then you're kind of forming a life together. And
Speaker 2: then a couple of years of that go by, and
Speaker 2: then narcissism falls right back in my lap. Because it's
Speaker 2: my junior or senior year of college at Methodist University,
Speaker 2: which used to be a Bible college by the way
Speaker 2: back when it was called Methodist College, and then it
Speaker 2: became a university and it was removed of the title
Speaker 2: of being a Christian institution. So like it's it's kind
Speaker 2: of weird. It's like they still had chapel every Wednesday,
Speaker 2: and it was a very like Christian organization, but it
Speaker 2: wasn't like officially a Christian university anymore, but it was
Speaker 2: like heavily encouraged and a part of the program somehow.
Speaker 2: So it's like, in other words, you didn't go there
Speaker 2: anymore for Bible studies. You could, but that's not why
Speaker 2: you went. You know, they had all the other degrees
Speaker 2: and they had a really good PA program physician's assistant,
Speaker 2: like one of the best in the country. And that's
Speaker 2: actually why I was going to go there, because I
Speaker 2: had such a high GPA and they gave me this
Speaker 2: huge scholarship. Did one semester biology got a C. I
Speaker 2: was like, I want to go to psychology now. And
Speaker 2: you know, a part of the program. Of the whole
Speaker 2: reason I bring up university right is because you had
Speaker 2: to take two religious courses to graduate. Because it used
Speaker 2: to be a Bible college, so they kept a vestige
Speaker 2: of that. And they're like, you got to do two
Speaker 2: philosophy and religion courts to graduate. So I was like, Okay,
Speaker 2: everybody you talk to at the university, they're like, boo,
Speaker 2: this sucks. I hate this. It was like a huge groan, like, oh,
Speaker 2: I got a du philosophy or religion class. They hated it. Dude.
Speaker 2: I was like, doesn't sound that bad, and I and
Speaker 2: I did it. Usually, so when you go to college,
Speaker 2: it's it's kind of like you recap a lot of
Speaker 2: the stuff in high school. And I'm saying this because
Speaker 2: you never went to college, right, so I'm telling you, yeah,
Speaker 2: thank you. I mean, I'm being serious. So you recap
Speaker 2: a lot of high school.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: So for especially the first two years, it's like you
Speaker 2: redo algebra, you redo pre cow, you redo English, you
Speaker 2: redo history. You have to do that stuff. It's the
Speaker 2: stupidest scam that you have to immediately retake the courses
Speaker 2: that you took in high school. It's so stupid. And
Speaker 2: then by about the second year, especially the third year
Speaker 2: the fourth year, you start really getting into your major
Speaker 2: and you start taking higher level courses. So basically towards
Speaker 2: the end of my college career, when I had gotten
Speaker 2: the generic stuff out of the way required to graduate,
Speaker 2: all the math and the bull crap, the science, which
Speaker 2: I really enjoyed, the history and all that stuff. I
Speaker 2: got that out of the way, and I was in
Speaker 2: the last two years where it was like psychology, psychology, psychology,
Speaker 2: but you got to have some other credits. I'm like,
Speaker 2: oh no, what do I do? I started stacking religious courses, dude,
Speaker 2: and I was required to have two on my very
Speaker 2: last semester of college. The chair of the religious department
Speaker 2: was like, you know, I've been looking at your transcript here,
Speaker 2: and I'm in a different department by the way, I'm
Speaker 2: in psychology. These professors just kept seeing me show up
Speaker 2: over the last like three years, sophomore, junior, and senior year.
Speaker 2: They kept seeing me in all these common religious classes.
Speaker 2: So the chair of the department was like, can you
Speaker 2: stick around after class for a second? And I was
Speaker 2: like yeah, sure, And we talked for a few minutes,
Speaker 2: and he was like, look, you're really good at this.
Speaker 2: You know, you can join the honors program. I'm the
Speaker 2: head of the honors program, which not just religion, but
Speaker 2: the whole school. You know, a lot of colleges have
Speaker 2: honors programs, right, is like it's a little late and
Speaker 2: your your career here, but you could still make it
Speaker 2: up if you were to work a little hard. We'd
Speaker 2: do a broad trips. And I was like, I'll pass.
Speaker 2: It was like, okay, well, I noticed you have six
Speaker 2: religious courses on your transcript. You only need one more
Speaker 2: and you could actually declare religion as a minor and graduate.
Speaker 2: And I was like, heck, yeah, that sounds awesome. And
Speaker 2: I ate it up, dude. And if you looked at
Speaker 2: my major in college on paper and my minor, and
Speaker 2: like when you see your GPA, it's a breakdown of
Speaker 2: like how you did in the math department, how you
Speaker 2: did in the science department, how you did in history,
Speaker 2: YadA yadayda. Psychology I had like a B. My major
Speaker 2: I had a B. And in religion I had like
Speaker 2: an A plus. It was like all my classes. I
Speaker 2: loved it, dude. It was like, give me more of this.
Speaker 2: I wish it was my major point being. Going through
Speaker 2: this process, I rediscovered gnosticism and actually had to look
Speaker 2: into it at an academic level, and it was a
Speaker 2: part of one of our programs, and it was an
Speaker 2: entire three hundred level religious course on it was early Christianity.
Speaker 2: It was really cool, and the entire semester was about
Speaker 2: studying the technical formation of the Christian movement. And I like,
Speaker 2: if any reason that I went to college was significant
Speaker 2: and vital to my life, that was it, because it
Speaker 2: changed the course of my life. And I learned the
Speaker 2: truth about like how the Bible was formed, you know,
Speaker 2: the stages of you know, when it was made, and
Speaker 2: you know, maybe I don't remember all those technical details
Speaker 2: from fifteen years ago or whatever, but that's not the point.
Speaker 2: The point is it. It started opening doors for me
Speaker 2: to understand things from a different lens and pull me
Speaker 2: in another direction. And we actually had to study things
Speaker 2: like the Marcianite movement, the Gnostic movement, like literally I
Speaker 2: had to like take tests and do so. I kept
Speaker 2: thinking to myself at that time, nineteen twenty twenty one
Speaker 2: year old me, I'm like, wow, this Gnostic stuff keeps
Speaker 2: coming up, right, And then I found her meticism, and
Speaker 2: then I started going down all these rabbit holes and
Speaker 2: here we are and we have blessed said so, and
Speaker 2: it's one of the most popular esoteric podcasts out there.
Speaker 2: At least that's what they tell us. That's what a
Speaker 2: lot of people tell us. I wish that were true,
Speaker 2: but you know it, it changed the course of my
Speaker 2: I like to learn about this right, so rant over,
Speaker 2: But I want to talk about the premise of gnosticism
Speaker 2: as it pertains to the Lady, to the Goddess. I believe,
Speaker 2: first and foremost, I believe if you have a brain
Speaker 2: and you have a heart that beats, you should study gnosticism.
Speaker 2: You should study Why you gotta study World War Two?
Speaker 2: Why do you have to study Pearl Harbor? Why do
Speaker 2: you have to study anything? Why do you have to
Speaker 2: study the Civil Rights Act? Anything in history?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: Well, because you know, we don't want history to repeat itself.
Speaker 2: It's a an important part of the formation of our society.
Speaker 2: I mean, people could say, X, Y Z, reason why
Speaker 2: do you study the French Revolution, the foundation of America Independence,
Speaker 2: to any of that crap. But you're not required to
Speaker 2: study stuff that's arguably more important, which has universal truth
Speaker 2: that in my opinion, potentially can you know dictate where
Speaker 2: you go after here? You know what I mean? Not
Speaker 2: where you blow fireworks in the summer or whatever. Your
Speaker 2: holiday is and celebrate your land, or you know, shake
Speaker 2: hands with another nation and say, hey, we were at
Speaker 2: war seveny years ago. Let this never happen again. Those
Speaker 2: are temporary things. Those are those are those are things
Speaker 2: in physical life that, in the grand cosmic scheme of
Speaker 2: things are so infinite, infinite, testimal small. Right. But then
Speaker 2: we're talking about universal truth that could potentially impact learning
Speaker 2: in this brief glimpse of life. Learning this important secret
Speaker 2: knowledge could impact where we go forever after this, Right,
Speaker 2: So that's what I'm trying to say. I'm not trying
Speaker 2: to make a mockery of learning other things in history.
Speaker 2: I'm saying, why were we required to study these kinds
Speaker 2: of things in our Rockefeller standard school system? But then
Speaker 2: we don't get to learn about the good stuff that's
Speaker 2: hidden from us, And that people were burned at the
Speaker 2: stake and their throats split and their flesh peeled, and
Speaker 2: they're burned alive and their heads cut off for talking
Speaker 2: about this stuff two thousand years ago, when I'm about
Speaker 2: to talk about an utter of this, you were crucified,
Speaker 2: You were hung upside down, and you were killed like
Speaker 2: Paul by Emperor Nero or Saint James the Greater or
Speaker 2: x y z apostles that were killed for talking about
Speaker 2: this stuff, not the stuff you're getting in church on Sunday.
Speaker 2: They're getting killed for the stuff that we're about to
Speaker 2: talk about. So well, the fundamental premise of gnosticism is
Speaker 2: that God can be seen as the mind that is illimitable,
Speaker 2: is infinite, is boundless by any definition or label, and
Speaker 2: exists not only like if you consider God as above
Speaker 2: the universe, this infinitely enormous and expansive and infinite mind.
Speaker 2: I say infinite over and over again for a reason,
Speaker 2: because it is infinite. Right, you could say infinite, infinite, infinite, infinite.
Speaker 2: It still doesn't describe it. Your brain still doesn't understand
Speaker 2: it because it's incomprehensible. It's inconceivable. It can't even be
Speaker 2: limited to the synapses within your brain. Right, This God,
Speaker 2: the one God above all Gods, the True God, the
Speaker 2: Secret God, is so expansive that it exists above the universe,
Speaker 2: and the universe emanates from this God. But the universe
Speaker 2: is also within this God. So that can be described
Speaker 2: as an emanation theology. Right, there are multiple orders of
Speaker 2: emanation of the existence of the universe and it all
Speaker 2: comes from the single source, which is the God above
Speaker 2: God's It's the one True God, the one God. Right,
Speaker 2: That's why people are like, are we supposed to be polytheists?
Speaker 2: Are we supposed to be monotheists? Or we supposed to
Speaker 2: be pantheist? Or we supposed to be the theist? Are
Speaker 2: we supposed to be fucking theist? Excuse my French talking
Speaker 2: about the French Revolution earlier? Are we supposed to be?
Speaker 2: You know? What are we supposed to be? You know
Speaker 2: what is it? Well, there is one true God above
Speaker 2: all gods, and it is consciousness. It's the source of everything. Right.
Speaker 2: But it's a paradox because reality exists within this God
Speaker 2: but also emanates from this God. It's illimitable. Right. So
Speaker 2: the concept is that this God is so incomprehensible and
Speaker 2: so majestic and inconceivable and undescribable that there were lesser
Speaker 2: beings which could be imagined as like thought forms that
Speaker 2: exists in the spiritual fear sphere of existence. Right. There
Speaker 2: are these thought forms and they emanate from the One
Speaker 2: True God, and they are not aware of the One
Speaker 2: True God because they cannot perceive it. They cannot conceive
Speaker 2: of it, they're ignorant of it. And the idea is
Speaker 2: that this original emanation was Sophia, the lady, the divine female, Sophia.
Speaker 2: Sophia is the Greek word which means wisdom, right, So
Speaker 2: then the premise continues that from Sophia she cannot conceive
Speaker 2: of a reality greater. So then she emanates the Demiurge,
Speaker 2: which is like what we would consider the God of
Speaker 2: the Old Testament according to Gnostic thought. Right, a lot
Speaker 2: of people are like, whoa, that's weird, But then you
Speaker 2: can look into the Martian Night movement and see that
Speaker 2: there were entire movements of people in the first century
Speaker 2: the second century that were like boom, the Old Testament
Speaker 2: and the New Testament are separate. Their heads were cut off,
Speaker 2: their heretics, lock them up, burn them. So the idea
Speaker 2: is that Yahweh or Jehovah, the God of the Old Testament,
Speaker 2: is an emanation from this Sophia, and is like if
Speaker 2: you think about like the matrix that would be, you know,
Speaker 2: in the sense that like you have the movie where
Speaker 2: you see this as an illusion, it's a false world.
Speaker 2: We live here, we're kind of entrapped in it. That
Speaker 2: emanation from Sophia would be the creator of this, the matrix.
Speaker 2: We live in, the false world, the sort of prison realm,
Speaker 2: or it's like hell, or it's a nightmare. This is
Speaker 2: an a gnostic thought. I didn't create this right. So
Speaker 2: the idea is that there was a cosmic error. There
Speaker 2: was indeed a very grave cosmic error, and these higher
Speaker 2: beings not conceiving the one true God of gods, not
Speaker 2: being aware even of its existence, and thinking that they
Speaker 2: are at the height. And that that's not to say
Speaker 2: that Sophia was evil. She just she through thought she
Speaker 2: created a being. And then this being also sometimes called
Speaker 2: yald Booth or the Demiurge. These are just general gnostic
Speaker 2: terms that people say to describe it. Yald Booth, the Demiurge,
Speaker 2: el should I, Yahweh, Jehovah, et cetera, et cetera. Ball
Speaker 2: which is a term which means lord and ancient Sumera Babylon.
Speaker 2: But the idea is that there was this cosmic error
Speaker 2: that needed to be rectified. So the one God above
Speaker 2: all gods decided to become fully manifest through the prism
Speaker 2: of human experience and came down here into earth life
Speaker 2: as a human and brought a new knowledge that rectified
Speaker 2: this cosmic error across every reality, across every dimension, because
Speaker 2: in the story of Jesus, in his crucifixion, his resurrection,
Speaker 2: everything that occurred in his life, all of that stuff,
Speaker 2: which you can find the story of his gospels in
Speaker 2: the canon Bible, you know, the regular Bible, but then
Speaker 2: you can also find kind of more elaboration on what
Speaker 2: he was, what was going on with him, and what
Speaker 2: he was teaching in the Gnostic books found in Akamati Egypt.
Speaker 2: And the idea was that his life and his purpose
Speaker 2: rectified this cosmic error across all dimensions and changed the
Speaker 2: course of destiny forever, including the higher beings from other realities.
Speaker 2: So in a sense, Jesus really was like the King
Speaker 2: of kings, the you know, God in the flesh, in
Speaker 2: the sense that if you think of the journey of
Speaker 2: walking the spiritual path awakening and your psychic senses and
Speaker 2: your extrasensory perception unfolding. The more you walk along the
Speaker 2: spiritual path, focus on all of the great virtues like
Speaker 2: being kind, merciful, just righteous, you know, reverence for the sacred,
Speaker 2: all of those wonderful and good things. Jesus walked those
Speaker 2: two completion and human form, and therefore became a vessel
Speaker 2: for the consciousness of this highest you know, supreme deity. Again,
Speaker 2: this is nastick thought. So the point is you can't
Speaker 2: talk about the Lady without talking about Gnosissism, because inherently
Speaker 2: when you look at Catholicism and when you look about
Speaker 2: when you look at Gnostssism, and even the Cannon story,
Speaker 2: which they still have Mary in it. And I have
Speaker 2: a ton of other examples here where there's like regular
Speaker 2: canon references to God being equated to like a mother nursing,
Speaker 2: a mother giving birth, a mother caring for her young.
Speaker 2: So we have God the Father and God the Mother.
Speaker 2: There are many different interpretations of this throughout the world,
Speaker 2: across many different cultures. So enough of my rant, which
Speaker 2: I just completed at thirty three minutes. I love that.
Speaker 2: It's great timing. I'm going to go into some actual,
Speaker 2: like real world accounts. Do you have any thoughts about
Speaker 2: any of that before we move on?
Speaker 3: No, you have me on the edge of my seat.
Speaker 3: I was really enjoying that.
Speaker 2: Awesome. So I have a really good friend who for
Speaker 2: the time being, i'll keep his name anonymous. Okay, and
Speaker 2: I don't think he would mind if he said his name,
Speaker 2: but I just I want to make sure that's cool first.
Speaker 2: But he's a really he's a wonderful, lovely human being
Speaker 2: who you'll soon become friends with the meat and he
Speaker 2: is a templar Knight, and he has heard our show
Speaker 2: where we talk about some of this stuff, and he
Speaker 2: has reached out to me and we've just kind of
Speaker 2: hit it off and become friends. And he's he's shared
Speaker 2: some really cool information with me. And some of the
Speaker 2: information about the Lady that he has shared with me
Speaker 2: opened so many doors for me. That's why at the
Speaker 2: beginning of the show, I said, particularly what's been happening
Speaker 2: late for me, I wanted to get into this topic.
Speaker 2: So it would go like sharing an article with me
Speaker 2: and then I read it and then it's like, oh
Speaker 2: my god, I need more, and then article after article
Speaker 2: after article, you know, tracking all these different appearances, and
Speaker 2: there are I honestly thought there were other you know,
Speaker 2: only two other times in human history that the Lady appeared,
Speaker 2: which was Lord's France and Fatima. Now I know that
Speaker 2: is not the case. It is a lot more than that,
Speaker 2: across a lot of cultures and low and behold, one
Speaker 2: finds when they look at this stuff long enough that
Speaker 2: the concept of the lady or the divine feminine is
Speaker 2: actually the crux of many ancient esoteric traditions, and that
Speaker 2: it's the whole point of the whole thing. And I'm like, whoa,
Speaker 2: I you know, it's news to me. I thought it
Speaker 2: was just like a small part of it. No, it's
Speaker 2: like the whole thing, for example, the Templar Knights. It's
Speaker 2: literally the whole point is the protection. It's like you
Speaker 2: could think about the cult of the Magdalene understanding the
Speaker 2: movement after the life and times of Jesus and Mary Magdalene.
Speaker 2: There was this whole secret order of people who you know,
Speaker 2: protected the sacred nature of the feminine and they had
Speaker 2: churches and the Templar Order was a part of this,
Speaker 2: and there were other things that were a part of this.
Speaker 2: I can't remember what they were called. There was another
Speaker 2: night order that was not the Templars, but it was
Speaker 2: a similar one and they kind of would like cross
Speaker 2: paths a lot. But anyway, and you had it, you
Speaker 2: could call it Marry mayor maryanology like the study of
Speaker 2: Mary and apparitions like it's it's a very very expansive
Speaker 2: topic looking into this.
Speaker 3: So so I just want to recap real quick because
Speaker 3: I'm just digesting what you said about narcissism. And so
Speaker 3: the birth of Jesus Christ the stage aligned everything in
Speaker 3: the sense that aligned this feminine.
Speaker 2: Power Sophia with the God of Gods, with.
Speaker 3: Everything, so that that really puts a new meaning into
Speaker 3: I work for creation. Yeah, and so now we're kind
Speaker 3: of seeing these characters become aligned with one another, right
Speaker 3: where it's kind of like there's a wall in between,
Speaker 3: or there's a curtain in between what's happening on earth
Speaker 3: Sophia and then Creation or God. And then this stage
Speaker 3: gets sent on a mission and now the curtain's lifted
Speaker 3: and everybody's working in harmony.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, that's a good way to put it. Now
Speaker 2: if you understand some of the different let's just let
Speaker 2: me back up. There are many different ways that Jesus
Speaker 2: is described to have appeared, and I think it's important,
Speaker 2: you know, two thousand years later, not to get lost
Speaker 2: too much in the sauce and just understand that some
Speaker 2: of those technical details don't matter as much. It's the
Speaker 2: message and the meaning, right, But there's so many different ways.
Speaker 2: For example, and multiple all four of the mainstream gospels Matthew, Martin, Luke, John,
Speaker 2: there's discrepancies in those, but Christians never say, oh, well,
Speaker 2: there's discrepancies in those, so it's all wrong. Well, no,
Speaker 2: that's not really the point. There are different accounts written
Speaker 2: by different people years apart, and they're they're sharing their
Speaker 2: perspective and sometimes they're adding their flavor. Like the Book
Speaker 2: of John. You ready for the surprise, it's a big one.
Speaker 2: The Book of John was written by Neoplatonists, people who
Speaker 2: were followers of Plato, the Greek philosopher. Think about that,
Speaker 2: it's pretty heavy. The Book of Matthew was written by Torah,
Speaker 2: loyal Jews. So the Book of Matthew, if you notice,
Speaker 2: has a lot more of the gentile talk, a lot
Speaker 2: more of honoring, you know about gentile right, like the
Speaker 2: ideas like back in the day, you know, everybody who
Speaker 2: wasn't a Jew, they were gentile, and they're like keep
Speaker 2: them away from me. And then in modern days, you know,
Speaker 2: depending on which gospel you prefer or whatever scripture you read,
Speaker 2: you'd say, well, we're nobody's a gentile anymore. As long
Speaker 2: as you're saving Christ. You know, they have all these
Speaker 2: ways around making that makes sense nowadays. And then I
Speaker 2: think the Book of Luke was the opposite, and it
Speaker 2: was like, no, everybody's as long as you're saved, you're
Speaker 2: not a gentile, right, So Book Matthew was like Torah loyal,
Speaker 2: and then the Book of Mark was like kind of
Speaker 2: more grounded into actual stories, and it showed a kind
Speaker 2: of more aggressive, masculine, tough side of Jesus where he's like,
Speaker 2: you know, arguing with people, you know, flipping over the table,
Speaker 2: and sometimes the miracles don't work, like literally, there's a
Speaker 2: story in the Book of Mark where he goes to
Speaker 2: his hometown and he's like praying for people and then
Speaker 2: nothing happens and they all mock him out of town
Speaker 2: and it's like, well, prophet doesn't want in his home town.
Speaker 2: It's a little more like story driven. It's different flavored
Speaker 2: all these books. Well, in some of the Gnostic scriptures,
Speaker 2: it's suggested that Jesus actually hung from a tree and
Speaker 2: that maybe he wasn't literally nailed to across. Some of
Speaker 2: them have more of a dosetic approach, meaning he appeared
Speaker 2: in a flash of light. He didn't even have a
Speaker 2: human birth, and he was like a pure angelic being.
Speaker 2: There are some scrolls. I think it's called.
Speaker 1: God.
Speaker 2: I can't remember. It's actually something James, not the Apocryphon
Speaker 2: of James. Just read that one the other night. But
Speaker 2: the proto Vangelium of James describes it at mile marker
Speaker 2: thirty between I think it's Jerusalem and Bethlehem or whatever.
Speaker 2: I'm not a geography guy there, but I think it's
Speaker 2: between Jerusalem and Bethlehem. There's like a thirty mile marker.
Speaker 2: The proto Evangelium of James describes that actually at mile
Speaker 2: mark or Marry, the mother of Jesus starts going in labor.
Speaker 2: They sneak off into a cave at mile marker thirty
Speaker 2: and there was a flash of light in the cave
Speaker 2: and outwalks Jesus and he's like four or five years old,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying. So there's a bunch of
Speaker 2: different accounts of his birth. I think the point is
Speaker 2: that he was divined and we don't need to get
Speaker 2: lost in those little details. That's something that up. Don't
Speaker 2: I have any loose ends here?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: I think you were just trying to tell me not
Speaker 3: to make it so much about characters.
Speaker 2: And no, that's not what I was saying. I was
Speaker 2: just saying that there's different approaches to understanding how he appeared,
Speaker 2: and that there's so many different versions of him, and
Speaker 2: people get lost too much in that. What's important is
Speaker 2: the teachings, right, the message, the fundamental nature of reality right.
Speaker 2: But also I thought it was important to have that
Speaker 2: talk because you can't talk the lady, you can't talk
Speaker 2: to divine. There's this weird fake movement in spirituality where
Speaker 2: people are like, I like my crystals, I like my astrology,
Speaker 2: and don't get it to it like this one. Sorry,
Speaker 2: I'm backwards. I like crystals. I kind of pigeonhold myself
Speaker 2: into a crystal joke first, like you know, part of
Speaker 2: the show, and loved every minute of it. I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna knock that stuff. But there is a weird fake
Speaker 2: spirituality where people are like, you know, they're only into
Speaker 2: witchcraft or astrology, or yoga or crystals or pretty much
Speaker 2: everything under the sun except Jesus, and they kind of ooh,
Speaker 2: they get offended by Jesus and they mock it and
Speaker 2: they hate it and they hate Christians and they despise them.
Speaker 2: It's like you're you're not being honest. You're not being
Speaker 2: honest with yourself. You're you're picking some things and then
Speaker 2: mocking and hating the others. You're not really spiritual. You're
Speaker 2: not really spiritual at all. Actually, you're just role playing
Speaker 2: with something that excites you and that your friends and
Speaker 2: your peers are into. Or maybe that's you know, you
Speaker 2: have a limited experience with the divine in the supernatural,
Speaker 2: and those are one or two things that you think
Speaker 2: are really cool and they appeal to your personality type.
Speaker 2: But you can't knock Jesus. You can't. You can't. You
Speaker 2: can't knock the importance and the sacred power of Jesus
Speaker 2: just because you know you don't you don't find it cool,
Speaker 2: like you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Also here it's important to note that it's important to
Speaker 3: learn how to separate Jesus and the modern day church.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's what I was gonna say. Next, like, you can't.
Speaker 2: You can't discard the whole thing and the source and
Speaker 2: revile and hate it just because there are dumb people
Speaker 2: on earth who misunderstand it and misuse its power. Right,
Speaker 2: So anyway, enough about that, I went on a very
Speaker 2: fun tingent about Jesus. But so I want to talk
Speaker 2: about actual historical appearances of the Goddess. So this one
Speaker 2: I had never heard of, and actually it's the first
Speaker 2: one that I'm aware of in recorded history. Could be wrong,
Speaker 2: but this is the first one that I saw, and
Speaker 2: it happened in forty eight D, which is hilarious because
Speaker 2: Mary was actually alive. So the idea, which is not
Speaker 2: sanctioned by the church, but the idea is that Mary,
Speaker 2: either Mary herself bilocated like astral projection type spiritual technology
Speaker 2: to another place and gave this message, or it's an apparition.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but a lot of the speculation is
Speaker 2: that it was some sort of weird bilocation miracle and Mary,
Speaker 2: the human, who was genuinely alive in forty eight D,
Speaker 2: did some sort of miracle. It was when Saint James,
Speaker 2: I believe it was Saint James the Greater, and then
Speaker 2: if you know, like the brother of Jesus, that's Saint
Speaker 2: James the Lesser. They were known as the Greater and
Speaker 2: the Lesser because one of them was tall and one
Speaker 2: of them was short. Jesus's brother was short. Saint James
Speaker 2: the Lesser so this is Saint James the Greater. I
Speaker 2: think he went on to be martyred. But she appeared
Speaker 2: to him on a pillar of jasper, accompanied by angels,
Speaker 2: gave him encouragement to continue his mission. He was trying
Speaker 2: to who spread the Gospel of Christ into other places,
Speaker 2: but was feeling very discouraged and like he wasn't achieving
Speaker 2: success with his mission. And then Mary appears to him,
Speaker 2: while alive, says, you know, continue your mission. He was
Speaker 2: in Spain by the way, and she was in Jerusalem.
Speaker 2: She instructed him to build a church on that site
Speaker 2: in her honor, saying, this place is to be my house,
Speaker 2: and this image and column shall be the title and
Speaker 2: altar of the temple that you shall build. The pillar
Speaker 2: on which she stood was left behind as a sign,
Speaker 2: and a small chapel was built there, considered the first
Speaker 2: Marian apparition a shrine in the world. This is by
Speaker 2: the Ebro River by the way in Spain. Now she's
Speaker 2: a patron, the patron saint of Spain and Hispanic peoples.
Speaker 2: Her feast day, October twelfth coincides with the discovery of America,
Speaker 2: as the Christopher Columbus version goes, and she was made
Speaker 2: the patron of the New World after the first Mass
Speaker 2: was celebrated there on that day in nineteen forty two.
Speaker 2: Also very cool. You ready for this one. So, James
Speaker 2: the Greater was the brother of John the Apostle or
Speaker 2: sometimes called John the Revelator, and a son of Zebedee
Speaker 2: and Salome. The way I'm reading it, looks like Salamy
Speaker 2: as a hellom me who was a sister of Mary.
Speaker 2: So he was actually a cousin of Jesus. So we
Speaker 2: had the brother James the Lesser and cousin James the Greater.
Speaker 2: Really love that name, just saying so then my favorite one,
Speaker 2: and reading this story blew my mind and brought me
Speaker 2: on this amazing rabbit hole. And I'm just going to
Speaker 2: get into this one. So in twelve twenty six, there
Speaker 2: were these three German templar knights that went up this
Speaker 2: mountain near Salzburg, Germany. I think it's called the un Untersburg,
Speaker 2: this huge mountain straddling the border between Austria and Germany,
Speaker 2: right right near Salzburg. These three German templar knights take
Speaker 2: the trip up this mountain and they have this miraculous appearance
Speaker 2: of the divine feminine, and a lot of amazing things
Speaker 2: are said. So because it's such a detail rich story,
Speaker 2: I'm just going to share what I wrote because I
Speaker 2: don't want to miss a single detail. And this is very,
Speaker 2: very good, and I heavily encourage the listener to pay
Speaker 2: close attention to this one and listen to every word.
Speaker 2: The Untersburg is a great mountain straddling the Austro German
Speaker 2: border opposite Salzburg, Germany. It was reputed in local legend
Speaker 2: to be the seat of the god Wotan or Odin
Speaker 2: and to be haunted. The Knights Templar of the region
Speaker 2: had their headquarters in Vienna, and before the year twelve
Speaker 2: twenty two never had a combe terae or a command
Speaker 2: post near the mountain. The commander of a section returning
Speaker 2: from the Crusades to Austria in twelve twenty received an
Speaker 2: apparition believed to be of the Demi goddess Isaias at
Speaker 2: Nineveh Old Babylon, who instructed him to proceed to Untersberg
Speaker 2: mountain and erect a temple in her honor inside it.
Speaker 2: There she would address them frequently what she did, as
Speaker 2: from twelve twenty six, a written record was kept in
Speaker 2: the Isaias revelation. A complete religious treatise was compounded and
Speaker 2: delivered to Vienna in twelve thirty eight, acting upon her instructions.
Speaker 2: In twelve thirty five, at Carthage, two German templars received
Speaker 2: an apparition of the goddess Ishtar, who gave further instructions
Speaker 2: for the order to follow. The revelations of the deities
Speaker 2: Isaias and Ishtar were translated into modern German in eighteen
Speaker 2: sixty two, and the copies were kept the appearance of
Speaker 2: Isaias to the German knights. Sometime in the year twelve twenty,
Speaker 2: the German knight Templar and commander Hubertus Coch, returning to
Speaker 2: Austria from the Crusades with a small company, arrived at
Speaker 2: the ruins of the former Assyrian capital Nineva and ancient Babylon.
Speaker 2: Here he reports being approached by an apparition of the
Speaker 2: Demi goddess Isias, a graceful, maiden like figure of a
Speaker 2: girl whose copper colored hair waved as if in a breeze,
Speaker 2: although the day was actually windless. She gave Coke instructions
Speaker 2: to proceed to the mountain of the Old God Wotan,
Speaker 2: that is, the Untersburg near Salzburg, built a house there
Speaker 2: and await her next apparition, where she would give important
Speaker 2: information regarding a new golden age for the world. Twelve
Speaker 2: twenty six remember the date the first testify or excuse yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. The first testified apperation of Isaias at Untersburg
Speaker 2: occurred in the year twelve twenty six and was repeated
Speaker 2: regularly over the next twelve years. Isaias delivering the full
Speaker 2: one hundred and thirty four verses of a revelation by
Speaker 2: twelve thirty eight, So over twelve years she appeared to
Speaker 2: these three German templars at this temple by the way
Speaker 2: that they built to her. The supposed purpose of Isaias
Speaker 2: was to help achieve the destruction of the powers of
Speaker 2: darkness in the heavens and on earth, and as a
Speaker 2: first step, the world had to be rid of the
Speaker 2: Church of Rome, since it worshiped Jehovah as God almighty.
Speaker 2: Remember I brought with the gnostics. I did that for
Speaker 2: a reason because the templars are very heavily Gnostic, as
Speaker 2: well as the Rosa cruise as. Pretty much all let
Speaker 2: me just say this, all these esoteric orders observe, you know,
Speaker 2: wisdom and elements of the canon Gospels, but they also
Speaker 2: inherently understand the Gnostic version to be true, and it's
Speaker 2: very gnostic. It's very gnostic. So if you ever hear
Speaker 2: of a Christian mystic, they're probably pulling from gnosticism, whether
Speaker 2: they've heard it or not. Right Gnostic is it's it's
Speaker 2: the Greek word gnosis, which means like divine knowledge or wisdom,
Speaker 2: not wisdom technically, but like illuminating knowledge. Like when you
Speaker 2: achieve this gnostic truth, it's like your soul becomes a light.
Speaker 2: It's it flashes on and you're illumined. You're you have
Speaker 2: the knowing right knowledge. That's what gnostic means, or noses
Speaker 2: Templars were gnostic still are, believe me. The underlying basis
Speaker 2: of the Isaias revelation is the Marcianite heresy of the
Speaker 2: second century AD. Remember earlier I talked about the Martian
Speaker 2: Knight movement. If you guys don't remember, run it back.
Speaker 2: I did. I brought it up. It denies that the
Speaker 2: Hebrew God of the Old Testament always referred to in
Speaker 2: the revelation as El Shaddai, which means Lord was God
Speaker 2: of the New Testament. Isaiah states that it was Alvater
Speaker 2: God himself who descended in human form as the All
Speaker 2: Christ Jesus Christ. It was crucified by those he had
Speaker 2: come to reform. Keep in mind, these are Gnostic knights,
Speaker 2: templar Germans in the Middle Ages, on the border of
Speaker 2: Austria and Germany. Their language is going to be very
Speaker 2: different than some monk at a monastery and you know,
Speaker 2: writing in English or Latin or something like that. They're
Speaker 2: going to be speaking German. They're gonna have elements of
Speaker 2: Norse paganism from way back in the olden days in
Speaker 2: their thinking and belief system. So it's curious that these
Speaker 2: Gnostic Christian templars are on this mountain of Wotan, which
Speaker 2: is Odin by the way, and then the lady appears
Speaker 2: as I say, it's an ishtar, completely different traditions from
Speaker 2: from Babylon. I believe ishtar. And they're being given terms
Speaker 2: like the All Foughter which is Odin, and the All
Speaker 2: Christ the what I never heard of that one. I
Speaker 2: thought that was pretty cool Viking Jesus. But the point
Speaker 2: is symbolism. The point is okay, the point is the
Speaker 2: divine comes to you and speaks through your mind like
Speaker 2: a prism. So the divine is not changing. It is permanent,
Speaker 2: it is infinite, it is eternal, it's boundless, it's limitless.
Speaker 2: It can't be changed. Right, But us dumb little humans,
Speaker 2: we change our language every few thousand years, you know.
Speaker 2: That's like, that's like nothing in the cosmic scheme. And
Speaker 2: there's how many languages on earth, hundreds if not thousands, Right,
Speaker 2: So these omnipotent divine beings up there, they're scratching their head.
Speaker 2: They're like, all right, this guy's German. He's Christian, but
Speaker 2: he's a templar, so he's into esotericism, so he understands
Speaker 2: archetypes and symbology. So we're gonna talk about Jesus. But
Speaker 2: then we're gonna wrap it in a package that they'll
Speaker 2: understand through their mind like a prism, so that they'll
Speaker 2: receive the message and be able to transmit it forward.
Speaker 2: So people just have to understand the way that the
Speaker 2: divine communicates through symbolism, right, and language. They appeal to
Speaker 2: your language. They come to you in the form that
Speaker 2: you understand. Right. So they said it was the all
Speaker 2: Vater God himself, who descended in human formists to all Christ,
Speaker 2: that Jesus Christ. It was crucified by those who he
Speaker 2: had come to reform the goddess. Ishtar is the intermediary
Speaker 2: for the all Vat, and Isaias is her secret aid,
Speaker 2: although Ishtar also hears all all Vater speaks through carved ruins.
Speaker 2: Because Vikings Franks at the time, which was like ein German,
Speaker 2: ancient Germany, they they had Norse tradition, which was ruins.
Speaker 2: That was their magical language. Right, Ishtar and Isaias were
Speaker 2: both appointed in this way. Isaiahs states that she came
Speaker 2: from the celestial realms as a daughter of kuth Grocht,
Speaker 2: this being the realm of the daemons, not demons. Don't
Speaker 2: don't come at me. I'm not saying demon, I'm saying daemen.
Speaker 2: It's a Greek word. These entities are not demons in
Speaker 2: the sense of the English word, but are independent of
Speaker 2: the gods. They're like higher spiritual entities, right, and the
Speaker 2: most active enemies of the regions of darkness. Isaiahs had
Speaker 2: also been a dan women, as written by Plutarch and
Speaker 2: the Mysteries of Isis, and achieve the rank of Goddess
Speaker 2: by her virtue, the aratical promise of eternal life is
Speaker 2: made to those who attain the Kingdom of Heaven. Mankind
Speaker 2: tied to the earth and mortal is ultimately immortal. The
Speaker 2: earthly death is the beginning at death. People good and
Speaker 2: bad come to grun Land or Purgatory, so called for
Speaker 2: its greenish light, over which Isaias rules. Purgatory encloses all
Speaker 2: of the worlds. The stay impurgatory may last merely a
Speaker 2: few days or countless years. Once liberated, each being chooses
Speaker 2: a route he or she wishes to wishes to follow
Speaker 2: as the path to the heavenly Realm from Purgatory. Isaias
Speaker 2: keeps watch on the Earth and reads all thoughts occurring there.
Speaker 2: Every human being alive on this planet today, you have
Speaker 2: to understand your thoughts, your feelings, your actions, your intentions.
Speaker 2: They are constantly being monitored by the spirit world. And
Speaker 2: that is why you absolutely must be a good person,
Speaker 2: and you must do the right thing and have the
Speaker 2: right intention, because nobody gets away from what's due to them.
Speaker 2: You know, it's karma. The universe is constantly aware of
Speaker 2: every bit of your consciousness. There is no hiding that
Speaker 2: there's absolutely no hiding anything from the spirit world. That
Speaker 2: is why the Egyptians say, at death, your heart is
Speaker 2: put on a scale and it's weighted against a feather,
Speaker 2: and if it's not lighter than a feather, sorry, you
Speaker 2: gotta keep coming back. You got to keep coming back
Speaker 2: into your heart, and your conscience is as light as
Speaker 2: a feather. At the center of Purgatory is the glorious
Speaker 2: fortress Realm of Valhalla, where dwell the warrior gods with
Speaker 2: their wives, the latter presumably being the valkyries of Nordic legend.
Speaker 2: Both Ishtar and Isaiahs have right of hospitality there. We
Speaker 2: are told that by Isaias that Woden rests at the
Speaker 2: foot of Wintersburg Mountain, hidden deep in the rock until
Speaker 2: the hour we will awaken to act in word indeed,
Speaker 2: but no further explanation is given. Also within Purgatory is
Speaker 2: Heulen fuel Hell, so called a creation of the fallen
Speaker 2: angels Shaddai, who wages incessant war in his effort to
Speaker 2: enable himself and his devotees to take over heaven and
Speaker 2: the earth itself. At the final end, the earth and
Speaker 2: the starry firmament will disappear, leaving only the kingdoms of
Speaker 2: Heaven and Hell, and in whichever of these one finds
Speaker 2: himself at that time, he must remain there for all eternity.
Speaker 2: Thus ends the Isais revelation. So you have to understand
Speaker 2: all of this was communicated and language and symbolism to
Speaker 2: these templars in Germany and medieval times so that they
Speaker 2: would understand the meaning. Right, there's a lot of similarities
Speaker 2: between this and other myths. But let's keep going. Let's
Speaker 2: just keep going. Let me find where I was at
Speaker 2: real quick, because it's not over. And actually, did I
Speaker 2: lose my spot?
Speaker 1: Here?
Speaker 2: The rebical promise if you turn alive? Oh here we are, Sorry, guys.
Speaker 2: I tracked there the time of Ishtar, and I say,
Speaker 2: its will come when the earth and the hearts of
Speaker 2: all its peoples shall enter the Golden Age, perhaps in
Speaker 2: a thousand years. Weird, twelve twenty six lady comes down
Speaker 2: to these templars on top of a mountain and says,
Speaker 2: perhaps in a thousand years I will return when the
Speaker 2: hearts of all of his people shall enter the Golden Age.
Speaker 2: I wonder that's weird, because twelve twenty six, In twenty
Speaker 2: twenty six, that's exactly eight hundred years. Perhaps, perhaps is
Speaker 2: a way to say something like that, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean, the time of Ishtar, where I say this
Speaker 2: will come when the earth and all of his people
Speaker 2: enter the Golden Age, and perhaps a thousand years at
Speaker 2: the center of purgatori is the glorious fortress Realm of Valhalla.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, I skipped a thousand year apart. Okay, that's it.
Speaker 2: On to the next one. Marcian eighty four to one
Speaker 2: hundred and sixty eight d very important figure. He was
Speaker 2: the son of a bishop and a shipowner. Around one
Speaker 2: hundred and thirty five AD in Rome. He developed these
Speaker 2: completely new theological beliefs about Jesus. His cold claimed, most
Speaker 2: importantly that the Hebrew god Jehovah was neither the true
Speaker 2: God nor the father of Jesus Christ. Okay, So the
Speaker 2: popularity of the heresy forced the Early Church to decide
Speaker 2: that the Old Testament should be made canon. So Marcian
Speaker 2: was sort of like a prominent Gnostic figure, and his
Speaker 2: whole movement was literally like trying to have people separate
Speaker 2: the New Testament in the Old Testament, like completely just
Speaker 2: have nothing to do with each other. So The idea
Speaker 2: in Gnostic thought in the Marcian Knight movement is that
Speaker 2: Jesus came, and when he came into the world, he
Speaker 2: had a completely new God that had never been heard
Speaker 2: of or seen before, at least to the masses, at
Speaker 2: least to mainstream thought and religion. Naturally, we know if
Speaker 2: you trace the thread, if you start talking to Rosicrucians
Speaker 2: or Templars or Masons, even if they're very high level,
Speaker 2: or you know, people and other traditions like Golden Dawn, Theosophy,
Speaker 2: or even Edgar Casey, that alone is kind of like
Speaker 2: a mystery tradition his whole body of work. If you
Speaker 2: start talking to these kinds of people, they'll tell you
Speaker 2: that Jesus, according to some evidence, he was a part
Speaker 2: of many of these mystery traditions. And there's an idea
Speaker 2: there that there may have been eighteen years of his
Speaker 2: life missing from the Bible, because actually in the Bible
Speaker 2: he's born. He's whisked to Egypt because the king at
Speaker 2: the time had a message from these Zoroastrian magi that
Speaker 2: the Christ was born. So then the king said, oh,
Speaker 2: I got to kill all babies from zero to two
Speaker 2: just to slaughter this king so he won't challenge my
Speaker 2: throne someday. The Zoroastrian Magi, the three Kings, they go
Speaker 2: to Jesus, they adorn him with gifts, and then they
Speaker 2: tell his parents, hey, y'all got to get out of
Speaker 2: dodge because King Herod is gonna kill him. And they
Speaker 2: took him to Egypt. And Jesus grew up in Egypt.
Speaker 2: So from the time he's born to a little child,
Speaker 2: you see a story of him when he's twelve, and
Speaker 2: it's just this little anecdote about he has a crowd
Speaker 2: of people and he's ministering. His parents lost him and
Speaker 2: they're scared and they start looking everywhere for him, and
Speaker 2: then they find him and they see he has a
Speaker 2: crowd of people and he's like teaching them things and
Speaker 2: they were all stunned by it and blown away. Then
Speaker 2: the story passes over the rest of his life until
Speaker 2: he's thirty. So literally in the Bible, it's born twelve thirty,
Speaker 2: So it's like, what happened in those other eighteen years?
Speaker 2: Don't people wonder about that? Well, the suggestion is that
Speaker 2: he was, you know, going to different mystery schools, different traditions.
Speaker 2: India Persia, Greece, China, Tibet, Nepal, et cetera. You know,
Speaker 2: and learning all of these different traditions, becoming a master
Speaker 2: of all these different orders, and everywhere he went, they're like, dang,
Speaker 2: he's legit, you know, like he's somebody special. And he
Speaker 2: sort of accumulated this vast esoteric knowledge and then he
Speaker 2: comes back around the time he's thirty, and boom, he
Speaker 2: starts his mission. He starts waking people up. He starts
Speaker 2: revealing a lot of hidden knowledge that had never before
Speaker 2: been seen or heard by the mainstream population of Earth
Speaker 2: at the time, starts amassing crowds of followers, and you know,
Speaker 2: people were very threatened by that, so they killed him.
Speaker 2: So there's an argument that this God, this God above God,
Speaker 2: has been observed across these different traditions in secret know
Speaker 2: throughout time, throughout the ages, and that this knowledge survived
Speaker 2: from Atlantis. But the notion is that Jesus brought it
Speaker 2: to the world and he brought it public, and then
Speaker 2: these movements start popping up, the gnostics start popping up.
Speaker 2: Then you start seeing stuff like in five hundred and
Speaker 2: forty five AD, they held the second Constant, the second
Speaker 2: Council of Constantinople, and they banned originism, which is transubstantiation
Speaker 2: of the soul or reincarnation, right, the idea that we
Speaker 2: reincarnated through many lives. So Emperor Justinian actually historically banned
Speaker 2: the doctrine of reincarnation being taught in early Christian churches,
Speaker 2: and even by the pope at the time was teaching it.
Speaker 2: Just saying there's different threads that you can follow throughout
Speaker 2: history to see that it's a complicated thing, right, this
Speaker 2: whole story of Jesus. My main point to all this
Speaker 2: is the Lady as it connects to Christianity and other traditions.
Speaker 2: But it's just fascinating stuff that we haven't talked about
Speaker 2: in a while, right. So the whole Martianite movement was
Speaker 2: basically bringing a lot of this stuff into the foreground
Speaker 2: of the masses at the time, right in first century Judea.
Speaker 2: And then they became a heretical threat and they were killed,
Speaker 2: they were put to death. All of this eventually got
Speaker 2: so strong that it led to the Templar Knights being
Speaker 2: slaughtered because they were Martianite Gnostic Christians. They were very
Speaker 2: much actively engaged in the cult of the Magdalene. My
Speaker 2: main point to make a bigger point. You know, the
Speaker 2: lady's important, right, but it's very important actually, But the
Speaker 2: bigger point there is the connection to Christianity. That you
Speaker 2: can't separate the two. That that's my whole point, right,
Speaker 2: you can't separate the goddess in Christianity. They are very
Speaker 2: intimately linked. I grew up as a fundamental like you know,
Speaker 2: straw in the mouth, sitting on a rock and chair,
Speaker 2: how about that buck you shot bo you know, Bible
Speaker 2: belt christian never hearing of any of this. I was
Speaker 2: very shocked when I found out that there was a
Speaker 2: divine feminine. My main point to wrap it back to
Speaker 2: the beginning. The deeper you go and really start to
Speaker 2: peel these layers, you see that the divine feminine was
Speaker 2: always there, part of Christianity, part of the religion, part
Speaker 2: of Christ, part of the whole, part of all of it,
Speaker 2: part of every tradition around the world, every and for
Speaker 2: somewhere reason, two thousand years ago, it was brutally suppressed
Speaker 2: and people who were talking about it were literally slaughtered
Speaker 2: by the Church by At first it was you know,
Speaker 2: the Empire, and then eventually that got disol then it
Speaker 2: became you know, and then for a while you had
Speaker 2: the emperor and the pope, and that went away, and
Speaker 2: now we have the pope. You know. The deal. Throughout
Speaker 2: that empire rising and falling, Christianity was brutally slaughtered and impressed.
Speaker 2: And then when they made Christianity I legal, they brutally
Speaker 2: slaughtered and suppressed the ones that were talking about this version,
Speaker 2: the version that is you know, more mystical, more likely
Speaker 2: to be true. It concerns the lady and many other
Speaker 2: explosively different doctrines like reincarnation, right, the sense that the
Speaker 2: soul is immortal beyond death, not just one life, and
Speaker 2: then you go to hell, but actually, you know, maybe
Speaker 2: you're already in it. And the whole point of living
Speaker 2: like Christ is get out of it, to go back home,
Speaker 2: to return to the heavenly room. They went from killing
Speaker 2: all Christians to killing those Christians, killing the ones talking
Speaker 2: about that, And then they took this like mainstream version,
Speaker 2: and they put together only certain texts as a counter
Speaker 2: to this Gnostic Cathar, which we didn't even talk about
Speaker 2: that future episode. Gnostic Cathar Templar Knight, you know, mystical
Speaker 2: Marian sort of culture of the Magdalene Christian who revered
Speaker 2: the feminine as a sacred part of the divine and
Speaker 2: Mary Magdalene was actually seen as like one of Jesus's
Speaker 2: right hands and you know, his favorite disciple and like
Speaker 2: this high priestess. They were killed as a counter to
Speaker 2: that movement, they added the Old Testament specifically to be
Speaker 2: doctrine as as a you know, part of the New Testament.
Speaker 2: But the idea was Jesus coming around and saying, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: this is a whole new thing. It's a whole new system,
Speaker 2: whole new God. There's many points in the Bible where
Speaker 2: he points to that and he talks about how the
Speaker 2: old law is abolished and it's a whole new thing.
Speaker 2: Like even in the canon version there's elements of that
Speaker 2: where you could see, okay, there's probably something more to this, right.
Speaker 2: So there was an appearance of the Lady in twelve
Speaker 2: thirty five. Yeah, yeah, yeah, and Carthage. Okay, some more
Speaker 2: templar knights, go figure. The Lady loves appearing to them.
Speaker 2: So obviously Carthage was a big hub of Christianity in
Speaker 2: the early formation of the movement. The first Archdiocese of
Speaker 2: the church being established in the partially rebuilt city in
Speaker 2: the second century, which means from one hundred to two
Speaker 2: hundred right and the year twelve thirty five. Ad acting
Speaker 2: on information received no doubt from isaias the German templar
Speaker 2: knights Roderick and Immorant disembarked at Carthage in search of
Speaker 2: the missing writings of the heretical Marcian, the founder of
Speaker 2: this Marcian Knight Gnostic Christian. You know Old Testament New
Speaker 2: Testament gods are separate movement. A hill named Bursa runs
Speaker 2: down to the sea, and within this hill was a
Speaker 2: grotto of the temple, formerly dedicated to the city's queen,
Speaker 2: Goddess Tenant. In this grotto the two templar knights received
Speaker 2: an apparition of the goddess ishtar. In his account, the
Speaker 2: German knight Roderick reported the apparition was a figure clothed
Speaker 2: and as a breath fine dress of shimmering green, such
Speaker 2: that one could perceive the outline of a tall female,
Speaker 2: slim and supple shining through it. She was a wonderful being,
Speaker 2: half woman and half girl, and undoubtedly not of this world.
Speaker 2: Her beautiful face was narrow, and pallid and absolutely wonderful.
Speaker 2: Her eyes, hair, and fingernails shone with the color of amber.
Speaker 2: A golden tiara held back the masses of her hair,
Speaker 2: which reached to the ground, and on top of the
Speaker 2: tiara was a golden crescent moon with points like horns.
Speaker 2: Ding ding ningning sound familiar. That's how she appeared to
Speaker 2: my dad. She had the horn, she said. Basically, her
Speaker 2: name was Athor. She had the depiction. She had a
Speaker 2: throne actually with that symbol with the horns and the
Speaker 2: solar disc. Right, she didn't physically have it on her
Speaker 2: head when she appeared, but she saw her a second time,
Speaker 2: and she had that imagery on a throne that she
Speaker 2: was in in the desert right humanly, her unhumanly large
Speaker 2: eyes stared at us, and her lips seemed to be glowing,
Speaker 2: and she was the most beautiful picture that a person
Speaker 2: ever saw. But she was translucent and not of humankind.
Speaker 2: She said, I called you here without you being aware
Speaker 2: of it, at which Roderick asked for her identity. She
Speaker 2: answered at once, I am I say I ish Tar.
Speaker 2: The folk who revered me in this place called me
Speaker 2: a shera. The people in the north who were your
Speaker 2: ancestors knew me as Edoun, which is a Nordic acer goddess.
Speaker 2: Different people named me as suited their own language. Then
Speaker 2: the German knight Immorants said that they were both true
Speaker 2: to the Lord Jesus Christ and would never worship another deity. Istar,
Speaker 2: apparently amused, replied, I heard your prayers to him, to
Speaker 2: my godlike brother, but he is in his realm, while
Speaker 2: I is godlike sister. Am here again for a short while.
Speaker 2: For ultimately it is female power which will defeat Jehovah. Satan,
Speaker 2: the goddess of love will change into a goddess of
Speaker 2: war to strike down Satan when the moment comes. If
Speaker 2: you know the myth of sec met in Hathor right,
Speaker 2: this is the real Egyptian myth ra the God the
Speaker 2: God above God's amun Ra. At different points in Egyptian history,
Speaker 2: over time it became syncretized, and they would take two
Speaker 2: different gods and they would fuse them and their names
Speaker 2: would be merged. Then it would be a new understanding
Speaker 2: of God. Right, because over thousands of years they're like, well,
Speaker 2: actually God's invisible too. It's visible like the sun, but
Speaker 2: it's invisible. Oh, Wow, Ahmun is invisible, Ra's visible, and
Speaker 2: they merge it. It's amun Ra. At some point in time,
Speaker 2: it used to be Ahmun and Raw, and they were
Speaker 2: separate gods. Do you see what I'm saying. It's syncretization.
Speaker 2: Over time, their understanding changes. But I forgot oh Amunra
Speaker 2: the myth of Raw. At the time, it was just
Speaker 2: Raw in this particular myth. But Raw creates the world
Speaker 2: through his eye, which shines like the sun. Sec Met
Speaker 2: is born and she's this cat headed deity and she's
Speaker 2: like this vicious, fierce, destructive force who is drunk off
Speaker 2: of the blood of mankind that she's devouring like wine.
Speaker 2: As the myth goes that Ra sends her to the
Speaker 2: earth to destroy because mankind is being vile and hateful,
Speaker 2: kind of like the flood, kind of like the Noah
Speaker 2: story where mankind's lost its way. So segment comes down
Speaker 2: and she's getting drunk off of the blood and carnage
Speaker 2: of her destroying man through her wrath and her fury.
Speaker 2: The blood is like wine to her. It's intoxicating. And
Speaker 2: then Raw weeps at their suffering. And I don't know
Speaker 2: the exact technical details, you can look it up, but
Speaker 2: then through raw weeping and feeling sympathy for man, and
Speaker 2: it's kind of like Noah's Ark, the rainbow right raw
Speaker 2: changes her into hathor the loving, nurturing mother, who symbol
Speaker 2: is the cow, which is like the utter that nourishes
Speaker 2: the cosmic was through her love and her comfort, she's
Speaker 2: the mother. Now she's feminine, she's beauty, she's fertility, she's
Speaker 2: you know, love, grace. So she went from being wrath
Speaker 2: to love so and there's multiple versions of this and
Speaker 2: this mythological iconography understanding of the divine feminine, how it's wrath,
Speaker 2: fierce judgment, and it's comfort and love, it is both.
Speaker 2: That is exactly what I saw on DMT. I saw
Speaker 2: the feminine, the divine feminine, and I was terrified. And
Speaker 2: it was like my whole entire perception was this huge
Speaker 2: energy being. And it was a face with all these
Speaker 2: abstract wavy lines, and it was magenta, and it was
Speaker 2: like really scary to behold, and at times it would
Speaker 2: change red and it would seem really aggressive. But I
Speaker 2: understood that it was fierce, it was loving, it was nurturing,
Speaker 2: but it was powerful that it could smite me. But
Speaker 2: also that it comforted me. It was weird. It was
Speaker 2: like this paradox of things that I was feeling on
Speaker 2: DMT before I knew any of that, you know. But anyway,
Speaker 2: so the Goddess of Love will change into a goddess
Speaker 2: of war to strike down Satan when the moment comes right.
Speaker 2: Going back to the reading, she continued, you will not
Speaker 2: find far from this place an ancient stone which bears
Speaker 2: the sign of My divinity and the symbol of the
Speaker 2: hand in greeting. Beneath this stone, you will discover that
Speaker 2: which you came here to find, and you will find
Speaker 2: that the legacy of mine, Divine brothers, differs greatly from
Speaker 2: what you have been given to understand. In many things,
Speaker 2: Divine brother remember this Jesus. Nearby, outside the old city
Speaker 2: boundaries was a cemetery known as the Sanctuary of TANet
Speaker 2: and enclosure for replacing short and upright stone Stelee for
Speaker 2: funeral purposes. The Goddess Ishtar stated next, I had been
Speaker 2: appointed the deity for Babylon by the Godhead. The Babylonians
Speaker 2: were an excellent people, but the settlement of a huge
Speaker 2: Hebrew minority in their midst ruined the plan to make Babylon,
Speaker 2: the world capital. Ishtar explained that a people closest in
Speaker 2: character to the Babylonians, the German and including all of
Speaker 2: the Franks of and descent, have been chosen to build
Speaker 2: a new capital over a secret temple in which all
Speaker 2: of your knowledge is to be deposited. Thus, Berlin Tempelhoff
Speaker 2: was founded in twelve thirty seven, and the new Templar
Speaker 2: realm was to extend south from Berlin to Vienna and
Speaker 2: as far as west as Paris. The Church got wind
Speaker 2: of this planning, pre entered the Great Work, and on
Speaker 2: thirteenth of October thirteen oh seven put down the Templar
Speaker 2: order with great brutality. They were cursed by the Church.
Speaker 2: They were hunted down, they were burned at the stake,
Speaker 2: they were tortured, they were slaughtered. And that's actually why
Speaker 2: we have Friday the thirteenth, and it's considered an unlucky
Speaker 2: day because it was Friday the thirteenth that the Templars
Speaker 2: were killed. Fun fact, any thoughts on any of that?
Speaker 2: Did you know any of that?
Speaker 3: No, this is all new to me, Yeah, enjoying it.
Speaker 2: It was new to me too. Granted, the point of
Speaker 2: this is not necessarily to say all of this little
Speaker 2: doctrine is one hundred percent true. The point of this
Speaker 2: is to talk about different apparitions of the feminine throughout time.
Speaker 2: I think that and I'll get into some of this.
Speaker 2: As she appeared to different cultures, she had slightly different messages, right,
Speaker 2: So just an update on that seven hundred years since
Speaker 2: the revelation of isaias of twelve thirty eight. In November
Speaker 2: nineteen thirty seven, a crowned apparition proclaiming herself Queen of
Speaker 2: the poor souls in Purgatory was spotted making the first
Speaker 2: of one hundred and five apparitions over a three year
Speaker 2: period at the small German North Sea village of Heed
Speaker 2: and Ms. This apparition must have been isaias the Church
Speaker 2: has done its utmost not to draw attention to these visitations.
Speaker 2: On February eleventh, nineteen fifty one, in Dusseldorf, Germany, the
Speaker 2: apparition of the Virgin Mary appalled the church by stating
Speaker 2: that she wished to be known henceforth as our Lady
Speaker 2: of all peoples, who once was Mary, and that she
Speaker 2: had come as co redeemer, advocate and media tricks in
Speaker 2: her forty fourth apparition of the Amsterdam series in the
Speaker 2: early nineteen fifties, she stated, our Lady of all people's
Speaker 2: promises to aid mankind. If this title is acknowledged and
Speaker 2: I am invoked under this title, the Lady Boom, she's
Speaker 2: the lady, She's the lady of all people. It's the goddess.
Speaker 2: It's the secret link to human history, to our understanding
Speaker 2: of why civilizations have risen and fallen. People say, oh,
Speaker 2: that's a stretch. No, it's not. Because all of these
Speaker 2: civilizations that rose and fall they all had religions, they
Speaker 2: all had priests, and it was an intimate part of
Speaker 2: their entire society. We know Rome Rome probably before now
Speaker 2: the messed up empire we're in, which is this global
Speaker 2: empire run by an oligarch, a secret oligarch, right, duh
Speaker 2: If you didn't know that, By the way, Rome was
Speaker 2: probably the greatest empire that we know of. The elite
Speaker 2: of Rome were participating in mithraic rituals, cults of Isis,
Speaker 2: cults of ish tar, you name it. They were. They
Speaker 2: were participating. The elite. Fathom that. Think about that, the
Speaker 2: elite at different points in all of history, in every civilization,
Speaker 2: in some way was affiliated with religious mystery or ceremony
Speaker 2: or sacrament. It's a very important part of human history.
Speaker 2: And people say, oh, well, you know it's it's it's
Speaker 2: a new world and you know science, and you know,
Speaker 2: push their glasses up and put on their white lab
Speaker 2: coat and role plays being a scientist because they watched
Speaker 2: you know, Neil deGrasse Tyson on Joe Rogan or you
Speaker 2: know Eric Weinstein talk about math numbers like a nerd,
Speaker 2: no offense, but like a nerd, you know, base their
Speaker 2: facts on reality on numbers and what nerds are doing
Speaker 2: in a lab. And I love nerds. I'm a nerd. Hey,
Speaker 2: I mean my case is dragon Ball. That's about as
Speaker 2: niche as it gets, you know, uh, anime and being
Speaker 2: in the nerdy stuff. But it's a bunch of nerds
Speaker 2: pushing a scientific dogma that they have destroyed our understanding
Speaker 2: of religion. And it's coordinated. You know, I'm talking in
Speaker 2: modern times. Back then it was the Church or it
Speaker 2: was or it was I don't know, the Roman Empire
Speaker 2: or whoever oppressing people that were talking about these mysteries.
Speaker 2: You know, the Lady, the true story of Jesus, the
Speaker 2: real way in which these divine, miraculous things would interact
Speaker 2: with the world that were killing those people that were
Speaker 2: slaughtering them, peeling their flesh off, cutting their heads off,
Speaker 2: crucifying them, turning them upside down. You know, now they
Speaker 2: write hate comments on your YouTube for talking about this stuff,
Speaker 2: or you know, stuff like that, leave nasty comments in
Speaker 2: your Instagram inbox. It's about what all they can do
Speaker 2: anymore to me, at least that's my experience. But the
Speaker 2: point is religion, this this missing current of history, This
Speaker 2: knowledge is so important for people to understand so that
Speaker 2: they truly have their finger on the pulse of why
Speaker 2: empires rose and fell. This was an important part of
Speaker 2: their fabric. Understanding this knowledge, understanding how the elites interacted
Speaker 2: with it and suppressed it and still are today. But
Speaker 2: now it's through science, that was my point. Now they
Speaker 2: suppress it through Oh well, you know, you got to
Speaker 2: study the facts. There's a pure reviewed paper that says
Speaker 2: there is no God and there is no this, and
Speaker 2: UFOs probably exist. But you know that Atlas thing coming
Speaker 2: in a few months as a hostile alien threat, and
Speaker 2: they believe all this bull crap without any data because
Speaker 2: of science. Somehow, I don't though I'm just saying this
Speaker 2: stuff's important. It's very important. I think that about wraps
Speaker 2: up that story. The Lady of All Peoples, oh, one
Speaker 2: more thing, and her apparition to nuns. She spoke through
Speaker 2: a wooden statuette dedicated to herself as our Lady of
Speaker 2: All Peoples, at a convent near Akita, Japan, October thirteenth,
Speaker 2: nineteen seventy seven. Six excuse me, October thirteenth, nineteen seventy three,
Speaker 2: six hundred and sixty six years to the day since
Speaker 2: the destruction of the Knight's Templar order. Referring to the apocalypse,
Speaker 2: she promised, I alone am able to save you from
Speaker 2: the calamity which approaches those who place their confidence, and
Speaker 2: me will be saved. I didn't realize this would have
Speaker 2: I'm about a quarter through my notes here. I didn't
Speaker 2: you know. I'm gonna be candid here people. It's the
Speaker 2: first time we've recorded a topic without Nick, and I
Speaker 2: kind of didn't know. I didn't go this long before,
Speaker 2: you know, and long and long and long and long
Speaker 2: and long. So I think maybe I could save a
Speaker 2: lot more of this information for another part. But there's
Speaker 2: a few that I have to hit. So are you
Speaker 2: good with that? Do you have any thoughts on that?
Speaker 2: You can speak?
Speaker 3: No, I have no thoughts. I'm good, I'm good.
Speaker 2: Go yeah. I looked at the clock. I said, oh
Speaker 2: my god, it's uh. I'm rambling here. People. So we
Speaker 2: can't talk about the Lady without talking about the Lady
Speaker 2: of Guadalupe. Right, that's one of the most famous Marian
Speaker 2: apparitions in all of human history. It is a largely
Speaker 2: pilgrimmed sacred site of the Holy Mother. To this day,
Speaker 2: millions of people are in and out of there. And
Speaker 2: then we have Lords France too, which is probably Lord's Fatima,
Speaker 2: and the Lady of Guadaloupe. Those are the three most famous.
Speaker 2: They're the only ones I'd ever heard of, other than
Speaker 2: my dad, of course. In Great Creek, North Carolina. On
Speaker 2: December ninth nine, fifteen thirty one, in Mexico, our Lady
Speaker 2: appeared to Juan Diego, a poor humble as tech very
Speaker 2: cool by the way, a poor humble az tech who
Speaker 2: had recently converted to the Catholic faith. She asked them
Speaker 2: to go to the bishop and tell them to build
Speaker 2: a church where she said, I will show and offer
Speaker 2: all of my love, my compassion, my help and my
Speaker 2: protection to my people. Wan Diego did as she asked,
Speaker 2: but the bishop asked for a sign that this message
Speaker 2: was really from our lady Mary. Granted his request. On
Speaker 2: December twelfth, she showed one where the most beautiful Castilian
Speaker 2: roses were and told him to gather them. It was
Speaker 2: a miracle that the roses were there and then bloom
Speaker 2: because there was frost on the ground and the ground
Speaker 2: was an infertile place where only cactus and thistles grew.
Speaker 2: After he gathered them, she helped arrange them in his
Speaker 2: tilma or Poncho, and told him to show them to
Speaker 2: the bishop. When he brought them to the bishop, the
Speaker 2: bishop was amazed at the roses, but was even more
Speaker 2: amazed at what began to happen to Juan Diego's tilma.
Speaker 2: Right before their very eyes, the image of our lady
Speaker 2: began to form on the cloth. The picture of Mary
Speaker 2: was beautiful. The bishop fell to his knees. He built
Speaker 2: a church right there on that spot at her request.
Speaker 2: It's still intact after four hundred and seventy years. The
Speaker 2: colors haven't faded, the cloth hasn't deteriorated. It's been on
Speaker 2: display in the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe ever since.
Speaker 2: The manner in which the lady appeared was very significant
Speaker 2: to the Aztec Indians. God had her dressed in such
Speaker 2: a way that would stand out to them as texts.
Speaker 2: They were not Christians, but they would understand the symbolism
Speaker 2: of her garb, of her dress. You know, she was
Speaker 2: dressed in royal Aztec clothes that showed she was important,
Speaker 2: maybe a queen. She also had the symbol of the
Speaker 2: cross add neck, which was the same symbol that the
Speaker 2: Spaniards had on their ships and in the churches that
Speaker 2: they built, because remember this was the fifteen hundreds. This
Speaker 2: was like, you know, they were conquering this land and
Speaker 2: converting these people. She had a sash tight around her waist,
Speaker 2: which meant that she was with child, for this was
Speaker 2: the way the Aztec woman dressed when they were pregnant.
Speaker 2: And on her beautiful dress were all sorts of designs
Speaker 2: and flowers. But there was one flower on her dress
Speaker 2: that was very significant. It had four petals. To the Aztecs,
Speaker 2: this four petal flower was the symbol for the true God,
Speaker 2: or the God above gods. The flower was located on
Speaker 2: her abdomen, right over the place where Jesus was growing
Speaker 2: inside of her. The Aztecs immediately understood that this was
Speaker 2: the mother of the True God. This appearance of our
Speaker 2: Lady of Guadalupe was obviously extremely important from Mexico because
Speaker 2: at the time they were on the break of a
Speaker 2: huge conflict. There was a war brewing between them. Their
Speaker 2: cultures were obviously extremely different, and the Aztecs had more
Speaker 2: of like a pagan approach, which I think elements of
Speaker 2: paganism are good in many circumstances. I think that word
Speaker 2: is very misunderstood and is misconstrued and it's taken out
Speaker 2: of context, right. But they worshiped many gods and something
Speaker 2: that was very calm in as tech culture was they
Speaker 2: would perform ritual human sacrifice very regularly. A great movie
Speaker 2: to watch on that as Apocalypto by Mel Gibson. It
Speaker 2: is a fantastic movie. If you have not seen it,
Speaker 2: highly recommend it. They there's a gnarly scene where there's
Speaker 2: this solar eclipse and they're at these temples just ripping
Speaker 2: hearts out under the eclipse, and like it's graphic, but
Speaker 2: it's it's just so cool to see it portrayed, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, Like, oh my god, this was real,
Speaker 2: like they really did this. It's it's kind of shocking,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. I love stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Just it's ominous almost, like to know that people did
Speaker 2: that and it was common practice, and sometimes they would
Speaker 2: sacrifice like ten thousand people a day on certain times
Speaker 2: of the year, you know what I mean. If there
Speaker 2: was especially eclipses, they'd have lines of people and these
Speaker 2: people would just take turns walking. They get to this
Speaker 2: like a roller coaster. They get to the top of
Speaker 2: the temple, slit that chest open, rip that heart out,
Speaker 2: and it's beating, and then the blood would drip down
Speaker 2: the temple and they would all celebrate and there'd be
Speaker 2: ten thousand people in a line going up there to
Speaker 2: get their heart ripped out. And obviously that's wrong. So
Speaker 2: because of the Lady of Guadalupe, the Aztec people converted
Speaker 2: to a new way where they stop ripping out hearts
Speaker 2: and they're Christian, you know, so it's like kind of
Speaker 2: a miracle. They put them on a better path. Dude,
Speaker 2: that's great. We should be happy about that. I'm thrilled.
Speaker 2: Are you not thrilled about that? That's pretty awesome. I'm
Speaker 2: smiling about it. They stop ripping hearts out.
Speaker 3: Yet we do not condon human sacrifice.
Speaker 2: It's terrible, man, No, we don't. We still don't. I
Speaker 2: stand on that to this day. We've been saying that
Speaker 2: for years. We do not condone human sacrifice. That's I said.
Speaker 2: So it's terrible. So Saint Catherine and the Miraculous Metal.
Speaker 2: Actually I had never heard of this one. It's very
Speaker 2: interesting and now I kind of want to meddle, right,
Speaker 2: So I'm not going to go into the intimate details
Speaker 2: of this one. But basically, in eighteen thirty, there was
Speaker 2: a saint. I don't know if at the time she
Speaker 2: was a saint, but her name was Catherine. I don't
Speaker 2: know how to say this. Catherine Labour. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't speak French. Your wife's like a quarter of Belgian.
Speaker 2: Can you pronounce?
Speaker 1: That?
Speaker 3: Helped me out with? What do I look up? I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: I'm looking at the Tilma of Onan Diego right now. Powers,
Speaker 3: you're behind bro I'm just soaking in the pictures. Man,
Speaker 3: you're behind Saint Catherine Labour. I don't know, man, I
Speaker 3: don't know French, but I'm trying here. Basically, that's exactly
Speaker 3: what I would say. I don't I can't help you
Speaker 3: out on know.
Speaker 2: Well, we can be wrong together. So there's this place
Speaker 2: called the Rue de Bac. It's like a chapel of
Speaker 2: the mother house or something. And basically, one night she
Speaker 2: was in silent meditation, she sees the chap and it's
Speaker 2: fully lit. There's candles in there, all of the offerings
Speaker 2: are being burnt and all that stuff, and she thinks
Speaker 2: there's like a service or something going on. So she
Speaker 2: goes into the church. And I'm just gonna read the
Speaker 2: way it's to describe because it's very specific and symbolic.
Speaker 2: So obviously the chapel was a blaze with lights. She
Speaker 2: walks in, she approaches the sanctuary that's filled with radiance
Speaker 2: as if consumed with fire, kneels at the communion rail.
Speaker 2: She feels the presence of another person near. When she
Speaker 2: lifts her head from prayer, the Blessed Virgin, in a
Speaker 2: blaze of glory, sits in a chair just beyond her reach.
Speaker 2: When Catherine rises, she goes over and she kneels at
Speaker 2: the lap of the Blessed Virgin, and she rests her
Speaker 2: hands in her lap. So there's this Holy Mother apparition
Speaker 2: right in front of her, sitting in the chair in
Speaker 2: the throne right and then she or not thrown, but
Speaker 2: it's like just the chair in the church. So Catherine
Speaker 2: gets up, walks over, kneels in front of her, and
Speaker 2: puts her hands on her lapse and kneels. Mary places
Speaker 2: her arms around Catherine, and she says, God wishes to
Speaker 2: charge you with a mission. You're gonna be contradicted, but
Speaker 2: do not fear. You're gonna have grace. Tell your spiritual
Speaker 2: director all of the passes within you, everything that comes
Speaker 2: to you. Go and tell your person who's in charge,
Speaker 2: basically like your bishop or whatever. I don't know Catholic
Speaker 2: stuff that well, but she basically says, go tell your
Speaker 2: director everything that transpires. Times are evil in France and
Speaker 2: in the world. A pained expression comes across her face.
Speaker 2: The maryan apparition. She starts to look sad, like she's
Speaker 2: feeling suffering and sorrow for humanity. She says, come to
Speaker 2: the foot of the altar. Graces will be shed on
Speaker 2: all great and little, especially upon those who seek them.
Speaker 2: Another community will become large. You will have the protection
Speaker 2: of God and Saint Vincent, I will always have my
Speaker 2: eyes upon you. In eighteen forty nine, Elizabeth Ann's and
Speaker 2: sisters of Emmittsburg Marylyn joined the Daughters of Charity in Paris.
Speaker 2: Their mother Setton's sisters became the foundation stolen of the
Speaker 2: Sisters of Charity in the United States. The Blessed version
Speaker 2: spoke to Catherine about many other things which were to
Speaker 2: happen according to her mission, the things that she had
Speaker 2: to get going, you know, like starting these different movements
Speaker 2: in churches. Then like a fading shadow, the lady was gone.
Speaker 2: The angel, after having led Catherine back to the dormitory,
Speaker 2: also disappeared, just as the clock, not the cluck, the
Speaker 2: clock strikes two in the morning. She had another apparition,
Speaker 2: so she goes back a few months later, like four
Speaker 2: months later. She returns to her in the same chapel.
Speaker 2: And these are actually her own words, Katherine Laboor. She
Speaker 2: writes this on the twenty seventh of November eighteen thirty,
Speaker 2: while making my meditation in profound silence, I seemed to
Speaker 2: hear on the right hand side of the sanctuary something
Speaker 2: like the rustling of a silk dress. Glancing in that direction,
Speaker 2: I perceived the Blessed Virgin standing near Saint Joseph's picture.
Speaker 2: Her height was medium and her countenance indescribably beautiful. She
Speaker 2: was dressed in a robe the color of the dawn,
Speaker 2: high necked with plain sleeves. Her head was covered with
Speaker 2: a white veil which floated over her shoulders down to
Speaker 2: her feet. Her feet rested upon a glove, or rather, sorry,
Speaker 2: a globe, had a type of a globe, or rather
Speaker 2: one half of a globe, for that was all that
Speaker 2: could be seen. Her hands, which were on a level
Speaker 2: with her waist, held in an easy manner, another globe,
Speaker 2: a figure of the world. Her eyes were raised to
Speaker 2: the heavens, and her countenance beamed with light as she
Speaker 2: offered the globe to our Lord. As I was busy
Speaker 2: contemplating her, the Blessed Virgin fixed her eyes upon me,
Speaker 2: and a voice said, in the depth of my heart,
Speaker 2: this globe which you see represents the whole world, especially France,
Speaker 2: and each person in particular. There now formed around the
Speaker 2: Blessed Virgin a frame rather oval in shape, on which
Speaker 2: were written, though in letters of gold, these words, Oh Mary,
Speaker 2: conceived without send pray for us who have recourse to thee.
Speaker 2: Then a voice said to me, have a metal struck
Speaker 2: upon this model. All those who wear it when it
Speaker 2: is blessed, will receive great graces, especially if they wear
Speaker 2: it around the neck. Those who repeat this prayer with
Speaker 2: devotion will be in a special manner under the protection
Speaker 2: of the Mother of God. Graces will be abundantly bestowed
Speaker 2: upon those who have confidence. At the same instant, the
Speaker 2: oval frame seemed to turn around, and I saw in
Speaker 2: the back of it the letter M, surmounted by a
Speaker 2: cross with a crossbar beneath it, and under the monogram
Speaker 2: of the name of Mary, the holy hearts of Jesus
Speaker 2: and his Mother, the first surrounded by a crown of thorns,
Speaker 2: and the second transpierced by a sword. I was anxious
Speaker 2: to know what these words must be placed on the
Speaker 2: reverse side of the metal, And after many prayers one
Speaker 2: day of meditation, I seem to hear a voice which
Speaker 2: said to me that M, would the cross in two
Speaker 2: hearts tell enough? Now? Actually, this medal went on that
Speaker 2: this was all reported all the way up through the
Speaker 2: institution of the Church, and it was never like sanctioned
Speaker 2: by the Church, which as a genuine Mary and apparition,
Speaker 2: but was confirmed to be real through the fact that
Speaker 2: the actual medal that she describes and everything started to
Speaker 2: go into official use in iconography. Shortly after all this
Speaker 2: started happening. It was like sometime in the late eighteen
Speaker 2: hundreds they started actually adopting the symbol of this medal
Speaker 2: and the Catholic Church, interesting, never heard of that one.
Speaker 2: So I've got a few more and I don't have
Speaker 2: to go into like extreme detail about Lords, because I
Speaker 2: feel like that one is very famous. Basically in Lords France.
Speaker 2: Let me get the year on that one really quick,
Speaker 2: Lords France. In eighteen fifty eight, the Virgin Mary appears
Speaker 2: eighteen times to Saint Bernadette. I don't know how to
Speaker 2: say this Subiro fourteen year old peasant girl in a
Speaker 2: grotto and Massabiel, France and the town of Lords. This
Speaker 2: is known as our Lady of Lords. This led Bernadette
Speaker 2: to discover a spring with healing properties into liver a
Speaker 2: message of prayer, penance and conversion. Obviously, this one is
Speaker 2: sanctioned by the Church as a genuine miracle. To this day.
Speaker 2: Millions of people from around the world traveled to the
Speaker 2: site to drink from the spring and just to touch
Speaker 2: the water. To just be around the water, you know.
Speaker 2: And then obviously we have Fatima, which is probably the
Speaker 2: most famous of all time Marion apparitions, which happened I
Speaker 2: believe in like nineteen twelve. Let me look it up.
Speaker 2: It might be nineteen seventeen, seems to stick out Fatima.
Speaker 2: I don't remember the exact year, but I know it
Speaker 2: was before seventeen, nineteen seventeen, nineteen seventeen. Yeah, Basically, it's
Speaker 2: known as the Miracle of the Sun. There's these three
Speaker 2: little kids in nineteen seventeen in Fatima, Portugal. These three
Speaker 2: little kids wander away and they're kind of out by themselves,
Speaker 2: sort of like out on the outskirts of town, and
Speaker 2: they see the lady. Basically, obviously they think of her
Speaker 2: as the Virgin Mary because they're Catholic. A lot of
Speaker 2: these they think it's Mary because they're Catholic, and that's
Speaker 2: how they're made to understand. But it's not Mary. It's
Speaker 2: not the human Mary. Understand that God speaks to you
Speaker 2: through the prism of your mind and your understanding. So
Speaker 2: to a Catholic, it's Mary.
Speaker 3: I saw something today that I thought was interesting here,
Speaker 3: but it's the same eyes that you used to see God,
Speaker 3: or the eyes God uses to see you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I just read that the other day too,
Speaker 2: and it's very fascinating to think, Oh wow, what does
Speaker 2: that mean. It's it's complicated. It's not literally Mary. It
Speaker 2: is the Divine using iconography, symbolism, language to that person
Speaker 2: so that they understand the meaning and the message. That's
Speaker 2: what it is, you know. So it appears to a
Speaker 2: lot of people as Mary. It appeared to the German
Speaker 2: templar knights and said Ishtar. It appeared to my father
Speaker 2: and it said hash Haththor. But the key is in
Speaker 2: many of these apparitions the lady. I even read one
Speaker 2: tonight and she said the same exact thing to my
Speaker 2: father thirteen years ago. She says, but I have been
Speaker 2: known by many names throughout time. I'm nameless, especially said
Speaker 2: to my father, I'm nameless. I've been known by many names.
Speaker 2: I've been known as Hathor. Oh cool, my templar friend,
Speaker 2: very wise individual. He thinks that she gave that name
Speaker 2: in the first place, just for us to have these
Speaker 2: pathways to study, to get to the bottom of this
Speaker 2: and make all these connections. If she had said Mary,
Speaker 2: it would be like, oh, cool, you know, just another
Speaker 2: Christian saying they saw Mary. No, we weren't saying that
Speaker 2: right exactly.
Speaker 3: Or if your dad was a Catholic and she said
Speaker 3: and she appeared to him even in the way she did,
Speaker 3: it would have been oh, it's Mary's sign sealed.
Speaker 2: And people would say, yeah, right, another Catholic saying they
Speaker 2: saw Mary. No, it's bigger than that. This isn't Catholic.
Speaker 2: Catholic is one rather large, small part of this. But
Speaker 2: this does not belong to Catholics. The Mother the Truth doesn't. Sorry,
Speaker 2: it doesn't belong to Catholics or anybody. They all have
Speaker 2: a part to play in this. They all have a
Speaker 2: piece of this, They all have something of value to
Speaker 2: add to this. They don't own this. The Truth is
Speaker 2: above all worldly systems, I believe, and I believe they
Speaker 2: are all different puzzle pieces. And that's why we go
Speaker 2: down all these rabbit holes of syncretism and ester mythology
Speaker 2: and all that stuff, because you're seeing where all these
Speaker 2: puzzle pieces fit. And it's like we talked about in
Speaker 2: the beginning of the metaphor of the pool. You start
Speaker 2: even those shallow waters and you start treading in the
Speaker 2: deep end and you start realizing, Wow, I can swim,
Speaker 2: I can do this. This is great, it's fun. Actually,
Speaker 2: you start swimming through these waters and you start seeing
Speaker 2: all these connections, and you realize you're floating. Okay, I'm free.
Speaker 2: I don't have to go to church every Sunday, I
Speaker 2: don't have to be a good Catholic, I don't have
Speaker 2: to do this. I can be free from those worldly systems.
Speaker 2: Begin to see with a new lens and see that
Speaker 2: there's a greater story unfolding here. There's a universal, cosmic
Speaker 2: story that is not bound by any of these systems,
Speaker 2: and all of these other systems are are different points
Speaker 2: in human history where people on the planet are just
Speaker 2: trying to make sense of it. That's all it is.
Speaker 2: They don't have all the pieces, they don't have all
Speaker 2: the answers. Some of them have a lot more than others.
Speaker 2: Really inclined to think that the Templars and the Rosicrucians
Speaker 2: probably have the biggest pieces of the puzzle, and all
Speaker 2: of those that came before them, you know, the hermeticists,
Speaker 2: the alchemists, the es, scenes, that therapy, a lot of
Speaker 2: that stuff we talked about before. I think there's like
Speaker 2: two more apparitions. I'm just gonna breeze through them and
Speaker 2: then we can round it out. Because I've been holding
Speaker 2: you guys hostage all night talking about this stuff, and
Speaker 2: I keep going and can keep on going. I mean,
Speaker 2: you know, this sky's the limit. It's it's a new
Speaker 2: it's a new world. So we have the medal. We
Speaker 2: have lost Salad. I didn't mention that. I think this
Speaker 2: might be the last one I have. Basically, there's this
Speaker 2: beautiful lady that appears to two children in eighteen forty six.
Speaker 2: You know what actually is another one I forgot to mention.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna save it for last Champion Wisconsin. My dad
Speaker 2: was just there like two weeks ago. He actually went
Speaker 2: there and my sister and they actually saw a miracle.
Speaker 2: They saw orbs over the sacred shrine of Champion, Wisconsin.
Speaker 2: And when my dad and the rest of the group
Speaker 2: turned away, my sister Emily and our and very close
Speaker 2: basically extended member of the family a Meal. You know,
Speaker 2: he's kind of like you. He's like a friend who's
Speaker 2: just become a part of this and he helps us
Speaker 2: out with things and stuff. It's basically part of the family.
Speaker 2: It's what I'm trying to say like you or whatever,
Speaker 2: we love a meal. He and Emily saw an apparition
Speaker 2: appear over the shrine and Champion, Wisconsin. And it wasn't
Speaker 2: like it was a human. It was an orb with
Speaker 2: like a really big kind of like a golden white
Speaker 2: orb with a blue aura around it. And it appeared
Speaker 2: and then it shot down into the ground at the
Speaker 2: shrine of the Lady and Champion, Wisconsin. So that was wild.
Speaker 2: Forgot to mention earlier that with the metal situation, that
Speaker 2: story with Katherine la Boor and the medal, it was
Speaker 2: described that the mother Mary had like this oval blue
Speaker 2: shape around her. Well, if you if you know about
Speaker 2: symbolism that you can look into the vesic episcus, which
Speaker 2: is a sacred geometry symbol, which basically is that it
Speaker 2: symbolizes that it's like the sacred portal through which life
Speaker 2: enters the world. Can be symbolized as I'm just gonna
Speaker 2: say it, and you know, I'd hate to make anybody blush,
Speaker 2: but it's symbolized by the female genitals because it's the
Speaker 2: portal which souls incarnate into the world. Right anyway, interesting
Speaker 2: symbolism there. So eighteen forty six we have so know,
Speaker 2: I kind of cut to the champion thing. Now we're
Speaker 2: back to Las Silette, So eighteen forty six, a beautiful
Speaker 2: lady appears to two children, both from basically the French Alps,
Speaker 2: and they're watching their herds on the slope of Montplaneau
Speaker 2: and not far from the village of Salette la Silette
Speaker 2: and a little hollow, they suddenly noticed a globe of fire,
Speaker 2: as though the sun had fallen on that spot. Within
Speaker 2: the dazzling light, they gradually perceived a woman seated, her
Speaker 2: elbows resting on her knees, and her face buried in
Speaker 2: her hands. The beautiful lady rose and said to the children,
Speaker 2: come closer, for my children, don't be afraid. I'm here
Speaker 2: to tell you great news. She took a few steps
Speaker 2: toward them, maximum and Melanie, reassured, ran down to her
Speaker 2: and stood very close to her. The beautiful lady wept
Speaker 2: the whole time she spoke, which is what she did
Speaker 2: to my father too second time he saw her. She wept.
Speaker 2: She wept for the sadness of humanity and our suffering.
Speaker 2: She was tall, everything about her radiated light. She had
Speaker 2: a typical garb of the women of the surrounding area
Speaker 2: at the time long dress and an apron around her waist,
Speaker 2: with a shawl crossed over her breast and tied behind
Speaker 2: her back in a close fitting bonnet. Again appearing through
Speaker 2: the prism of your under standing, they appeal to what
Speaker 2: you know. Along the hem of her shawl, she wore
Speaker 2: a broad, flat chain, and from a smaller chain around
Speaker 2: her neck there hung a large crucifix. Under the arms
Speaker 2: of the cross, there were to the left of the
Speaker 2: figure of Christ a hammer into the right pencers. The
Speaker 2: radiance of the entire apparition seemed to emanate from this
Speaker 2: crucifix and shone like a brilliant crown upon the beautiful
Speaker 2: lady's head. She wore garlands of roses on her head,
Speaker 2: around the edge of her shawl, and around her feet.
Speaker 2: Worth mentioning, my mother saw an enormous or probably the
Speaker 2: size of like a full car in the shape of
Speaker 2: a templar cross several years ago. Anyway, I don't need
Speaker 2: to read word for word all of her messaging, but
Speaker 2: basically it was like, people need to repent. They've been
Speaker 2: falling away from their devotion, and they've been blaspheming the
Speaker 2: Holy Spirit, like at the time, there was like a
Speaker 2: lot of famine and plague and suffering going on in France,
Speaker 2: and war was about to break out soon. It actually
Speaker 2: did very shortly after this, and she basically said, pe
Speaker 2: need to return to mass on the Sabbath. People now
Speaker 2: show up in droves to mock and they've lost their connection,
Speaker 2: and get people to stop swearing the name of God
Speaker 2: and blaspheming. So it was like a you know whoa
Speaker 2: people are falling away from God. They have to return,
Speaker 2: you know, or I will let go of the hand
Speaker 2: that is holding Jesus and you will lose your grace
Speaker 2: and you will suffer greatly if you don't return kind
Speaker 2: of thing. It was like a message to come back
Speaker 2: to God. You guys have strayed. And I don't think
Speaker 2: I finished the Fatama story. Let me run that back
Speaker 2: real quick. I think I went on a whirlwind over
Speaker 2: there and didn't round that one out. But it's the
Speaker 2: most famous one, right, These two little kids they see
Speaker 2: the lady, she says, hey, here's three secret messages, gives
Speaker 2: them three secret messages. Well, two of them were later
Speaker 2: leaked to the world. And the theory, you know, is
Speaker 2: to someday they'll leak the third one. It's in the
Speaker 2: vault the Vatican somewhere, and it really is. They really
Speaker 2: do have the third messages sealed. But basically, she said,
Speaker 2: on this day I will appear, go tell everyone recorded history.
Speaker 2: One hundred thousand people show up in nineteen seventeen, whatever
Speaker 2: the day is, I don't remember, and they call it
Speaker 2: the Miracle of the Sun. Now, the Vatican has a
Speaker 2: different version that we have been made privy to because
Speaker 2: of we are who we are, and we are a
Speaker 2: genuine modern day apparition our family, you know, and we
Speaker 2: kind of been made to understand that there's a connection
Speaker 2: here with all these things. The mainstream version says there
Speaker 2: was an illusion the sun sort of like looks like
Speaker 2: there's three of them, and they call it the Miracle
Speaker 2: of the Sun, and the lady appeared, She floated in
Speaker 2: the sky and she had a message, and you know,
Speaker 2: one hundred thousand people saw it and they cheered whatever.
Speaker 2: The Vatican version actually goes into detail about how it's
Speaker 2: UFOs appears surrounded by UFOs, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: So there's a connection here with the UFO and the lady.
Speaker 2: So let me summarize everything, right, and close this out.
Speaker 2: The Goddess, the divine, feminine, the Lady, our mom our
Speaker 2: spiritual mother. I think that it is the most important
Speaker 2: missing link for all of human history, and it has
Speaker 2: been heavily suppressed. There are many times in human history
Speaker 2: where she has appeared and basically said, whoa, you know,
Speaker 2: whoaa whoa. Not only wo ah, but woe whoa. You know,
Speaker 2: you guys are going to fall upon great calamity and
Speaker 2: suffering the repression of a dark force if you don't
Speaker 2: turn to me and come to me. I'm here to help.
Speaker 2: I'm the comforter right, the Holy Spirit. And that's basically
Speaker 2: exactly what she told my father. Like, don't believe me,
Speaker 2: Go listen to it. Post the episode number, find it
Speaker 2: for me for any new listener. Read the transcript exactly
Speaker 2: what she said. It's crazy the similarities between the things
Speaker 2: that she told my father in twenty twelve and all
Speaker 2: of these different times in the past. It's like I'm
Speaker 2: going down these rabbit holes. I'm like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: something's happening here. This is crazy, Like it's wild. So
Speaker 2: in twenty twelve, when she first came, people from the
Speaker 2: CIA start door knocking, they start coming to our house. Really,
Speaker 2: that started happening in twenty thirteen, but she came in
Speaker 2: twenty twelve, and then by twenty thirteen they were coming
Speaker 2: to our physical property to talk to us, to ask
Speaker 2: us questions, and other people it ramped up. Do you
Speaker 2: have the number? Episode five is the latest one? The
Speaker 2: second reading? Yeah, one eighty five. Go listen to one
Speaker 2: eighty five. You'll hear the entire transcript of what she
Speaker 2: told my father. Anyway, they start coming to our house,
Speaker 2: they start asking us questions. We meet other people in
Speaker 2: the CIA. It still goes on to this day. I
Speaker 2: know many of them. They come to us, and what
Speaker 2: they were telling us in the beginning is this lady
Speaker 2: is revered. She's revered around the world across every tradition.
Speaker 2: She's very sacred. We know she's real, we know she's
Speaker 2: a very powerful entity. We want to know what she's
Speaker 2: telling you, We want to know what she wants with you.
Speaker 2: This is a very big deal. This is the most
Speaker 2: heavily guarded secret of all time. And you know, she's
Speaker 2: been tracked for many thousands of years. So we're like
Speaker 2: scratching her head. We're like, whoa you know, really, we
Speaker 2: grew up Protestant we had never heard of this huge
Speaker 2: existential shock, one might say, So, I don't really know
Speaker 2: where to go from here. I mean, I think that's
Speaker 2: probably a good place to round it out. But I
Speaker 2: just want to encourage people to fathom the lady. And honestly,
Speaker 2: I laugh at the notion that people even entertain the
Speaker 2: BS mainstream version of UFOs like it's ridiculous. It's purely ridiculous.
Speaker 2: But then you know, when the laughing subsides and my
Speaker 2: true feelings come out, I feel sadness. I feel sadness
Speaker 2: for people being fooled and brainwashed, being manipulated into believing
Speaker 2: crap that is nonsense and is not true. And I
Speaker 2: just pray that people understand that like this, this divine
Speaker 2: feminine force is very real. It's very much a part
Speaker 2: of every tradition around the world, including Christianity, especially Christianity,
Speaker 2: not just in the Catholic way though that's the later version.
Speaker 2: When the mainstream was killing the good stuff, they were
Speaker 2: killing the real message with the real people. Then they
Speaker 2: came up with that version and they changed it, and
Speaker 2: they took the image of the divine and they confined
Speaker 2: it to a human. You see what I'm saying it's
Speaker 2: bigger than Mary. It's not Mary. Mary is a part
Speaker 2: of it. Mary is an amalgam of it. Google that word.
Speaker 2: She's an amalgam of the divine feminine, this Catholic iconography.
Speaker 2: It is not the true meaning of it. It is
Speaker 2: much bigger than that. It is deeper. Right, So, in truth,
Speaker 2: if you're having a discussion about actual, real truth, you
Speaker 2: can't acknowledge the UFO without the Lady. The UFO belongs
Speaker 2: to the Lady. The Lady is the most important all
Speaker 2: of it, the most important part of all of it,
Speaker 2: and the UFO's answer to her call. And they are
Speaker 2: merely just you could view it as angels in her
Speaker 2: army or you know, beings in her host. She's like
Speaker 2: the queen of Heaven. She is the one of the
Speaker 2: very highest emanations of our created reality. Next above her
Speaker 2: would be the God above all gods, the one true
Speaker 2: secret God, you know, the eternal light that is boundless.
Speaker 2: They can't be conceived of, they can't be described, cannot
Speaker 2: be fathomed. That's God. That's consciousness. That's every molecule of existence,
Speaker 2: that's every vibrating atom, that is every thought in your brain.
Speaker 2: When you die and you go to the other side,
Speaker 2: you see that flash of white light. That is God.
Speaker 2: It's infinite energy in every dimension. Can't process, can't even
Speaker 2: begin to describe it. Right, The next eminition emanation beneath
Speaker 2: that is the Lady. She's also God in a way
Speaker 2: in the created worlds. She's the mediator between us in
Speaker 2: that highest reality. She is our intercessor. It's been said
Speaker 2: in Catholicism, or it was told to me by a
Speaker 2: Catholic recently. I'll just say that that when you think
Speaker 2: of Mary, I say it in quotes because you think
Speaker 2: of the divine feminine, but that's how they understand her.
Speaker 2: You think of Okay, I want to pray to God,
Speaker 2: but I'm scared about my prayers getting there to the
Speaker 2: right destination. Can you get them there for me, Mary?
Speaker 2: That would make me feel nice and good? Okay, thank you.
Speaker 2: So you send your prayers to Mary and she's the
Speaker 2: intercessor or the media tricks or the redemn trics. So
Speaker 2: they pray through the Virgin Mary. And then the idea
Speaker 2: is that Mary takes her prayers to God, right or
Speaker 2: your prayers to God. Well, that's exactly true. The real
Speaker 2: divine feminine force. That's what she is. She's your intercessor
Speaker 2: between the highest God ab abbot gods. So in a
Speaker 2: sense she is God. It's a paradox. But then in
Speaker 2: a sense, Jesus is also God because he was a
Speaker 2: human that came here through his path. He fixed the
Speaker 2: cosmic error and allowed for this cosmic secret to be
Speaker 2: brought into our created world for the first time overtly
Speaker 2: to the masses through his life and his story in
Speaker 2: his message, which includes the lady, if you know where
Speaker 2: to look, if you know that they were killing the
Speaker 2: people that were talking about this stuff, right with the
Speaker 2: templars and such, they preserve this message. Rosicrucians, you name it.
Speaker 2: Can't think about the UFO without the Lady. I'm just
Speaker 2: saying any thoughts before we end it.
Speaker 3: No, good job, thank you, really enjoyed listening.
Speaker 2: Awesome. Well, you know, I'm not gonna lie. I was
Speaker 2: a little worried the first one would be like what
Speaker 2: do I talk about? And here we are at two
Speaker 2: hours and I feel like I could. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't think you had a lack of things to
Speaker 3: talk about there.
Speaker 2: Wow, nice, this is a big moment, all right, moments
Speaker 2: over Bye, guys, weird things happened in the.
Speaker 1: Back of the yard, and weird, weird, weird
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