Michael Wann | Susquehanna Alchemy, River Goddess Worship, & The Big Ritual

00:13 The planet's puppet masters almost surely have a plan There clearly may be something there beyond the realm of man Until we've thoroughly tested every last closed chested view You'll find the more you think you know, less you really do Where would we be without THC? We know the lying to us just don't know to what degree. Where would we be without THC? The highest side, Chad Shore. Great Carl Wood and Company

00:58 Allllright, Hiresite Chatters. Today is not the first time we've examined the prospect of reality-warping rituals carried out by the cabal behind the curtain transmuting matter and transcending time and space... nor will it be the last! And even though we poor profane masses haven't been initiated into the secret religion, and we've been told there's nothing to the not-so subtle art of manifesting one's will... ...We've heard too many lies and seen too many examples of the contrary at this point to be fooled anymore. The collapsing of the twin pillars on 9-11, the methodically planned name and timing of the ritual missions of NASA, the esoterically drenched dollar bill, the extremely particular layout of Washington DC and strange overemphasis on obelisks as well as thinly veiled tributes to gods and goddesses all across our so called modern world.

01:50 They do this stuff for a reason, people. And while the purpose and players might not be 100% clear it's easy to see that something is up! Well today we're going to look at just such an example in the ritual revealing work of today's guest Michael Wan. Michael is the man behind the body-of-work website known as Susquehanna Alchemy which revolves mainly around the Susquehanna River one of the oldest existing rivers in the world which runs largely through the state of Pennsylvania and empties into the Chesapeake Bay Folks, we know there was an emphasis on alchemy, geomancy and magic by the early founders of America. But the impressive work that Michael has done shows that this river is ground zero for an ongoing Rosicrucian-ran druidic ritual of river goddess worship

02:34 Complete with secret locations, methodically mapped reference points, ritual offerings and several yearly traditional celebrations we take for granted. All strategically placed at the ends and intersections of the Susquehanna River to prop up the potency of this behind-the-scenes magic In the vein of Chris Knowles and Court Lindahl, this has quickly become one of the freshest and most fascinating things to cross my cluttered desk in quite some time. And I can't wait for you to hear about it! The great river goddess worship revealer and alchemy exposor himself Michael Wan, my man. Welcome to The Higher Side. Well thank you for having me Greg that was quite an introduction thank you very much i hope i can live up to it

03:14 Oh, no doubt you can man because I'm not kidding when i say this is super amazing work. It's like all the pieces fit from the name of the river and the mirroring of another river in Europe which is something we've seen from Elite Magic before to secret codes and specific places and festivals that just all make sense when you have the context including even the Groundhogs Day ritual which takes place at one of the rivers mouths and corresponds to an old Gaelic festival I really just can't be more complimentary about this work. I literally dream of having this sort of discovery, but on your website when asked where does this information come from you say botanist and inventor George Washington Carver said it best when he explained his uncanny ability to identify new uses for crops

03:59 Anything will give up its secrets if you love it enough. And I really like that, but maybe you can tell us a little bit more about how you made this discovery and how you decoded this ritual? All right that's a great question so i'm 47 years old and I have been interested in what I'll generally refer to as the invisible world for at least 30 years And by that i mean anything which could be called magic or this is also psychology astrology neuro linguistic programming subliminals all the stuff which is real but not really tangible.

04:35 And probably about 15 years ago after 9-11, as you know so many of us were woken up by that event. I then turned my studies to conspiracy and made that my job. Cheers to that! So i came in with those two lenses and about four years ago my personal life it broke down. I found myself without All of the things that were in my life family friends my house all the things in my house all that stuff it went away i wasn't destitute but that stuff when a way and i found myself living in this small little river town, on the western side of lancaster pennsylvania not from here originally.

05:23 And as i was going through my own inner process of dealing with the cards that life deals you, i was riding my bike really is therapy on this really nice trail along the river and there's deep emotion in working through all the stuff in a motion is key for whatever that matters. I'm curious by nature i know what the susquehanna river was just want to wikipedia And it all began with seeing that there was a connection to something called the john smith map of virginia. John smith being the leader of the james town settlement and i'm looking at the map online because, this is what river in the chesapeake bay are the same body of water the only reason we think about different is because they have different names its spell but then the same thing so my talk about susquehanna river i also include the chesapeake bay

06:20 And i'm looking at this map and this map is from sixteen twelve it's primarily of the chesapeake bay. And i'm looking at the top of it and there are latitudinal markers, i noticed that before it's real small little detail in the mat it's not just backwards its mirror zero comes first to the four points in opposite direction From there i got this conspiracy lens and i've got this invisible world lands like okay i'm naturally drawn to things that fall outside of the norm so i search.

06:59 What's up with the reverse forty on the john smith map and i found zero hits on google. How can this be a major historical document how could no one talk about it or explain it very very regular terms are they got a backwards that was normal in that time period, And it was from that tiny little piece that was my doorway into what I'll generally refer to as the Susquehanna mystery. The piece about the Washington Carver quote has to do with fact, that i was already emotionally tied to this river because i was processing my emotions through that just riding up and down from it

07:48 No going back to the map so i quickly realized who was behind the math that's just basic history. And i realize there some pretty big names their biggest name being francis bacon and i pulled off my shelf, the secret teachings of all ages me only p hall's work And i've had that never actually read it i mean the things of phone book and i didn't have a need for it but all of the sudden i had contacts like okay here's a document. And it ties to the supposed leader of the rose crucial movement the guy who is behind,

08:24 The final editor of the king james bible the guys behind the new world colonization scheme father of scientific method and mainly p hall's book is more or less analysis of their techniques so i just followed the technique switch mainly people laid out and i applied it to this map. And then all of a sudden, Everything fell into place and i began this a couple years ago the research about two years ago i begin sharing of this information was doing it in small local talk so i knew there was something but i didn't quite understand the scope of it i knew i was looking at detail but i didn't see the big picture

09:11 and overtime more and more pieces of the puzzle came into clarity and then eventually this entire big picture of the river and how it's being used to end all of the techniques just came into great clarity. And it makes perfect sense because i did a lot of research with francis bacon in a great place to find, where are found information is the francis bacon research trust it's out of the uk Francis bacon is a very controversial character depending upon how you view reality some people see him as an ascended master and some people seem it's quite diabolical. But the research trust is very pro francis bacon and they talked about this one technique which he had called hide and seek where he purposely hid

10:09 Secret pieces of information across all of the different works which were associated with him, which include the works of Shakespeare. And the same thing is just as true with this river altar, that all of the clues are there. And as soon as you have the eyes to see and you get just a little bit of context it's my impression that this was put to be discovered and the most ironic thing about the whole thing is as i said it began with this reversed forty and the first thing which i did was i decoded the map based upon manly p halls techniques of describing rose accretion steganography or the art of hiding secret messages in public documents

10:58 I identified a location in the map and it's the cross section of the fortieth parallel and the susquehanna river. And that's exactly where i was located or am located still to this day Man that is a really great primer and introduction to this it seems like maybe, a little bit of the hand of fate was at play for better or worse than you be in the guy to bring this out in this crazy da vinci code national treasure type of adventure. It's just really fascinating then So to dig a little bit more into the river itself, I got to admit, Susquehanna always just sounded Native American to me. But talk to us about where it really gets its name and how it ties back to ISIS and actually mirrors the river running through Paris? All right well that's a great question

11:50 i want to take a step back everything what i'm saying you're not gonna read any of these details anywhere is no books that tell you this, but everything which i am referencing all the data points are completely verifiable and i'm the biggest skeptic there is in so when i look at these conclusions i'm always internally saying alright well what's the probability somethings i say our greater probability than lesser probability. And i would say that that I don't know how much is conscious and how much isn't. But the name itself, Susquehanna it is an Algonquin word and where this gets interesting is the Algonquin family of languages, its one of the larger Native American language families has a very strange Gaelic connection in phonetics and meanings

12:41 And so the river itself prior to it being named Susquehanna by John Smith and that English fashion, or it was called all sorts of different things by different people. Within the northeast there are many rivers that are Algonquin in origin, which have very similar phonetic matches in Gaelic. The ancient tongue of the Celts and they also have the same meanings. The word Susquehanna has a strong

13:17 Let me take one step back. Within the Celtic tradition, I'll use Gaelic and Celtic kind of interchangeably was the ancient practice of river goddess worship This was actually a practice which is spread throughout the ancient world, maybe a little bit different in different cultures. Probably the best known may be the holy rivers in India and there's a strong correlation between the Celtic civilization and then also the Vedic period in India but within the Celtic tradition there is river goddess worship and each river is considered synonymous with a ruling goddess. Maybe not every river but the important ones

13:57 and there was a very significant river, and river goddess which was in Gaul. G-A-U-L And Gaul is more or less what we now call France. There was a tribe of people called the Saquani, they were called that because they worshipped the goddess Saquana So that's the first clue Like okay weather is a fanatic similarity and when you begin to realize that this is a technique of modus operandi, what the masonry with rose accretion is in within secret societies of wordplay. And so you see this very frequently so that's just one piece of the puzzle but now the rest of it is if you were to go and then look at

14:48 The map itself there's a very large drawing of the susquehanna warrior and it's labeled susquehanna warrior and it's strange statement beneath the feet that says the susquehanna are you giant like people in the satire. That statement itself has a lot of depth to it Which we can go to giants with the word tired which keys back to tired free masonry in these are all the people who were behind freemason. But there's also a goddess element hanging on the neck of the warrior is a wolf head and we know it's a wolf head because there was a corresponding book that came with the map. And it says that this has got a wolf had hang around his neck so you go when you do a little bit research and see the wolf head is an important symbol within free masonry

15:43 but it has a much, much older connotation. And its original connotation goes back to the ancient cult of Isis worship. So now let's go back to the Sequani and the Sequana. So Sequana was a very significant river goddess to the Celtic people particularly those that lived in Gaul and there was large shrine that was built at the source of the river Now the river is also the same river as the sand and it gets confusing because the names are changing in the name was changed from saquana to send by julius caesar it was latinized now the center of the river. Is there ever that by sex paris,

16:32 and paris is a very interesting city in itself because that area was originally inhabited by another kelp tribe which were called the parasite, and they were called that because they worshiped isis. This is a little bit controversial because there are some interpretations that don't necessarily buy this, but I've come to the conclusion that it makes sense when you begin to put all the pieces together. Paris was a location and a city associated with ISIS. In fact, the Notre Dame Cathedral which is built upon an island right in the center of Paris is built upon an ancient Isis shrine

17:19 So now what we're seeing is a correlation between the same body of water, which one group of people are calling the Saquana and another group of people are called Isis. Now we want to go one step deeper. There's a general statement or axiom which says that there is only one goddess but she goes by 10,000 names So then once we begin to recognize that, and this spreads across cultures. We can see that whether it's a deity or whether it is concept or whether its an idea It's all referring to the same thing so now were looking back at the Susquehanna River And we see this same sort of mixture Of goddess symbology of Sequana of Isis I probably have about 10 other examples

18:13 in a video called The Goddess Susquehanna. But the river itself, the Susquehanna River is loaded both in what I would suggest would be very consciously and purposefully and other ways which are just you can't explain it through rational thought but goddess symbology is all over it. Indeed, man. And it is crazy how deep it goes and so when talking about this overall agenda I've heard you say that it all goes back to John Dee and we hear a lot about Dee but its rarely emphasized that he was at all involved in America's founding. Jamestown was established in 1607 the year before he died and as you note one of your videos he was tasked with providing some other legal infrastructure for the colonies

19:03 You say Jamestown really is the birthplace of the British Empire and the US, and that this really could be considered the origin point of today's globalism. And yeah, that is pretty true! It's not really a stretch to put D in that mix a little bit but talk to us about D as the origin point for the Susquehanna story and I guess the genesis point for The Ritual? The way I see it is there are two main characters. There's John Dee and he was primarily, this is late 1500s and as you said he died in the early 1600s And then there's Francis Bacon. There is little correlation between the two historically but there's lots of inference that they are strongly connected

19:54 So when you gather all of the data which is out there and then put it through this lens what did appears to be is that d is much more of the strategist, any visionary and exists maybe even more so on this magical realm because it all begins first on the, whether you want to call it thought or in this invisible plane. And then it shows itself and manifests on the material plane and that's what Francis Bacon seems to do. You also have to put a correlation that D was more less he was the advisor of Queen Elizabeth

20:32 And Bacon, he rose to prominence under King James who was the following monarch. And under Queen Elizabeth the idea of magic was much more in vogue and when King James stepped in all of the magic stuff was kind of swept off to the side. If you read the stuff from The Research Trust on Francis Bacon they say it all went away from the public but it never disappeared so John Dee The key points that we see from him, from a historical perspective is he came up with the legal justification for Britain to colonize the New World. He was also the first person who coined the phrase The British Empire. It was under Francis Bacon that then the British Empire and this is like 25 years later let's say actually came into material reality

21:31 So i'll take a step back about the british empire the british empire since recorded history so we're gonna use being our starting point with that it's the biggest empire that is ever been on my planet. No i'm not applauding empire building imperial is what i will say all other. Empires had the same goal they want to control it off and the british empire, where the best at what they were trying to do so that in itself can be is rather significant and at the time britain was a tiny little country

22:10 It was a hundred years behind the age of discovery which is being practiced by the spaniards in the portuguese and they leapfrog these guys who are already in the new world to become the biggest and greatest empire no, i believe there's a correlation between that and what they did. Now let's put into the mix that D and his obsidian mirror, and the information he acquired with Edward Kelly. And my sense is there's a whole bunch of it which probably hasn't been exposed I mean that's how i would do if were in that position I mean if I were that person understanding their modus operandi makes logical sense

22:53 D was also the first person to apply geometry to the art of navigation so i can you see like a history channel and they show pirates over at desk looking at a map with a compass in a square that's what we're talking about this type of geometry and somehow he was a mathematician and he was very very interested in the new world and he was helping the navigators identify certain places so under me. These time frame there was an original colony which the british established in the new world that's known as the rowan oak colony. And dad was off the shore of north carolina, what did you even says in the very beginning at what they're really interested in is the chesapeake bay no colony disappeared drop people off to came back a year so later and everyone's gone and so it's got all this mystery

23:55 My sense is it's a sacrifice, particularly when you understand the modus operandi. I mean this is all ball worship or at least in the same vein of that sort of dark religion so that happened underneath the D umbrella Francis Bacon then really comes into play and their early 1600s and when King James comes to the throne he's put on as his first attorney general and then eventually the Lord Chancellor which is right hand man And he was put in charge of the virginia company of london at least sat on their executive council and francis bacon was the one who wrote your charter and all this sort of stuff.

24:36 And what they did the very first permanent colony so we could say the rowan oak colony was the first colony but it failed or did not last the first settlement that was permanent, which is james town and so james town is recognized both historically and also from the monarchy as the first step. of the british empire because it was from james town that then the rest of the colonies came into existence as they spread across the globe at their peak probably in nineteen twenties, what are all the people's on earth and a quarter of the land owner was underneath the british flag but it all began to change. And then also james town is

25:24 the beginning of the colony structure which would become the United States. So that's why we say that the British Empire and the United States both were birth at the same place in a location which was identified by John D, which was secured by at least the operational hands of Francis Bacon and this is where they landed in. The first is always very very significant The more i have gone into this research the more i have begun to question i don't mean this in a philosophical way i mean this is very very literal way what are the workings of this reality and so for whatever reason. River worship was very very significant in the ancient world

26:15 And i don't think of them as a bunch of dummies and i dont think they would have done something like this unless they had a result no my sense is there's something very real about, this river which is quite possibly the oldest river on the planet and it's ability to influence the rest of the globe. and by planting the first colony at this incredibly significant location, which is where the river meets the ocean. All river goddess worship or river worship is very very significant to the locations where the shrines are made somehow influenced the British vision to being able to then go and expand successfully across the globe

27:07 Now bringing this back to what you were asking about globalism because this is history just to understand this time. Globalism and I use globalism as a general term, and what i mean by that is global culture, global language, global currency, global laws, global government all the stuff about the collective primary instruments no matter how you cut it in the most material way came from the united states and britain, whether you want to call that the council for relations weather you wanna call back the british invasion of the beetles in the pop culture industry or hollywood are you gonna talk about financial industry of new york city and london.

27:52 There is such an influence from these two entities and companies that are associated or headquartered within these entities and this is where they all began. The entire river is being used in river goddess worship and that's why the goddess symbology is so significant. They're telling you this who we are praying to, this who were doing this for, this who we are giving our requests too and then they offer sacrifice. So if you go when you look at the definition of altar literally means a place of sacrifice and the first are always the most important highest level of sacrifice that's why i say this with quotation marks the most valuable sacrifices the first born in the net became the first fruits they started offering the first fruits of the harvest but the first is really significant

28:47 And what we can see historically is that every major transitional point upon this river is a major world first which corresponds to globalism the information age and modern electrical distribution. Now you go one step deeper these three things also correspond with the general archetypes of the age of Aquarius. And so, the completion of this altar aligns with the so-called dawning of the age of Aquarius and it also lines up the entire 400 year process to build this up overlaps identically with the final phase of the Mayan calendar which is known as the 13th Bak'tum

29:44 So now we see the timing, the location, the symbology. it all lines up, it all goes to one individual or group of individuals at the same place at the same time who seem to be on the same page with what they call building the next golden age. Again golden age with quotations around it It's my sense and this all lines in directly with what modern futurists called the singularity that's what this is all going towards Yes man it's like a magical engine for manifesting their will it's like they harness some rich and dense energy at that location that was probably there baked in to the natural world but they took it, what is dead to manifest their well which is.

30:35 the transhumanist agenda which is globalism and i just think it's crazy how it does tie into the concept of the technological singularity and this trans humanism topic which is so huge right now just the idea of computer technology being derived from a call workings as opposed to the other conspiracy idea which is that it was a crash saucer in the desert this is something that a lot of guests recently have been talking about and working through, did it seems like potentially the whole alien motif is a cover for the occult stuff that they're really doing and i mean the cases. Being made clear and clear to me all the time but to talk about

31:18 the kind of wordplay which is always part of magic and these long timelines, which is also part of it. Let's get into those technological aspects because the first power plant was built where the Y connects and then of course the first computer also was built near the river in 1945 we already talked about Jamestown, the globalism aspect but that first computer let's talk about that a bit. Alright I love where you're going with this okay So as i said the key transitional points that he points on the river and these are all this is like you know no interpretation of where the river meets ocean that's pretty obvious transition point. The chesapeake bay it is technically what's called an estuary in a few areas were fresh water, end saltwater mix and estuary is incredibly biodiversity environment and

32:11 the Chesapeake Bay is the largest in North America and one of the largest in the world. If you go and look at the entire river from a hole, it looks like Hawaii and then at very beginning where the Chesapeake Bay is if you look at it using little bit imagination it looks very much like female reproductive system. I see that And to me because this is all as above so below magic it's about manifestation which is why this location i believe had been selected that was the exact logic but truth with a capital t make sense in every contact what makes sense in this context as well.

32:50 So the next transitional point is where the Susquehanna River transitions into the bay. It's a major geological obvious place, so now let's go to quote unquote material history. The first computer and I'll define computer by computer i mean electronic general and programmable arguably you could say enigma what was used by the british to crack that not see code that was the first one but the americans made something shortly afterwards and what separated bears from a new money only did one thing versus this computer which was able to do many different things in its this computer no give you the name of the moment purposefully building up to it

33:40 is identified as the birth of the information age by the computer historians of the world organization is called. And so this computer it was again there's real world and then there is a higher world which i suggest sets almost like a lattice framework for reality to form around, it began in the university of pennsylvania which is benjamin franklin university he founded it. Ben franklin was a major player in the magical aspect as well and they built his computer for the us army

34:17 and it was to be delivered, and it was delivered to Aberdeen Proving Grounds which is a US Army base which is located exactly where the river in the Chesapeake Bay meet. Now this is the first computer, and this computer has a name, and its name is an acronym I don't have it front of me, it's the Electronic Numerical Arithmetic Counting Machine or something like that but it is pronounced E-N-E-O-C Boom. Exactly, boom! You know particularly now that like when you first hear like Sakhwana and Sasquahani like okay maybe and then you're like Eniach or Enochian or Enoch and then you're like okay well maybe there is something

35:00 Particularly where we go into the connection with ben franklin university pennsylvania but i want to continue down this computer time frame so let's say that the age of information began in nineteen forty five that's when he was first created. And now we're gonna go and look at the singularity Singularity if you go and spend any time actually do some research to get a thousand different definitions for thousands of futurists what the singular means no two exactly the same. Generally the same but they're not the same i'm gonna suggest because it's describing a threshold it's describing when we cross into

35:43 Whatever we're going towards and it is beyond our current imagination to know what this world is gonna be but we can make some assessments when the clues are given to us. What the primary date variety of dates when this said singularity is going to happen the primary date. Is twenty forty five and this is the day given to us by rick curds well who are called high priest you wrote that is best seller book the singularities near so now we have this one hundred year transition end, this hundred-year transition actually overlaps via the phi ratio perfectly with the Susquehanna River altar, which began with Enioc at this key place.

36:28 Every twenty five years we've seen a major jump in computer technology after twenty five years was when the personal computer happened twenty five years after that was the age of the internet, next twenty five years is gonna be twenty twenty i have my thoughts on what thats gonna be and then it concludes with singularity. So right now there's all this fascinating stuff going on with quantum computers and there's great work i mean i love what anthony patch talks about me talk about all of this deep symbology behind it so we now have this context of the e-mail no key in magic john d action so very very first private quantum computer manufacturing company is called white dewey

37:17 Okay i'm john dee i'm giving you a wave i'm saying hello you forgot about me and who is the founder gordy rose. Gordie rose i'm certain you've seen the presentation he gives his like you know this computer is basically in all turn front of these god yes same idea of john d so now we have a second day and then we're gonna add this Emeag was announced to the public when february fifteenth nineteen forty six it was an operation in nineteen forty five but it was announced to the public, what is this date february fifteen.

37:57 No if you go and look at the history of d wave they gave their first demonstration of the prototype which was called the orion, when february thirteenth i think it was two thousand seven complete date of the river alter. The reason why this is significant because all of the stuff from the river altar and all the stuff here in this world you begin to realize everything happens on these ancient holidays. Will this February 13th and 15 day corresponds with the ancient practice of lupercalia which isn't ancient fertility ritual?

38:35 The reason why you'd want to go and do something on a fertility ritual is because fertility rituals are meant to increase the likelihood of propagation, whether that's a crop or whether that's an empire or whether that's some movement. So we're seeing these consistencies now here's the thing where in let me tie this all together because when you see it you just like of course So when you go back to the history of the building of the e-mail so i got all these computer scientists working in philadelphia you know the place of university pennsylvania where the philadelphia experiment took places the same period of time. And at the same time you have a manhattan project going on out where you mentioned roswell there's a link and there was a rock star mathematician

39:27 He was primarily working i believe in los alamos he was helping figuring out how to split the atom and he's taking a train between new york and washington dc runs into couple of his buddies who are working on the project really struggling with this problem what do you think about it. This computer scientist is like oh maybe i can help you out because he's thinking if u guys can get this computer working well i can use it crunch my numbers And so this guy goes and he helps me becomes a consultant and he's kinda like the missing link to actually building this first computer card.

40:05 This gentleman is also the first person to ever use the term singularity in a technological context so we have a connection between the end points of what i call the hundred year transition from first computer to singularity and it's through this one individual and this one individuals name john von neumann or john the new man this is all about creating the new man that transgender trends humanistic whatever this next species i mean,

40:47 I'll just leave it at that for now but that's how tight this connects. Yes, wow man is amazing and largely just want to stay out of your way because you're putting it all in really methodical sections chunks just like i expected and i guess to kind of say something for the skeptics here obviously at this point we're tying in some of the biggest concepts and names in the conspiracy community and pegging it all to this river and this alter in this one ritual, and of course we have the lengthy timeline i'm sure skeptical people might be thinking well even if this was the intention the elite probably forgotten about it or the reason for these yearly festivals has been lost i can understand that thought but to make

41:31 the point that this is all very much still on the radar let me ask you about the four hundred year anniversary of the founding of james town in two thousand seven and who showed up to pay tribute. For me this was one of the first pieces that tied it in together and its so friggin perfect that, It enabled me to feel a little bit more comfortable going out in some further conclusions and We're not even scratching the surface on how deep this goes. We're not talking about baseball or not talk about Mormonism I mean, there's so many things but we're gonna go to 400 year because that such it This is where at least it demonstrates This is incredibly Incredibly still relevant right? There's still a question which says like well maybe none of it works Maybe they did a ritual and there's nothing behind it now. I seem to believe that

42:27 You wouldn't be doing something putting this energy unless there was a payout but that's just my assumption i can say that for certain so okay you got james town which was established may fourteenth sixteen oh seven and inside the john smith map of virginia which came out in sixteen twelve it it's my assumption that john smith didn't do it but it was francis bacon return to england came out this same time francis bacon still the final touches on the king james bible there is a long precedent of passing all secret information to other people i mean shakespeare is a perfect example of that and i believe this map was one of the same thing as john smith with a lot of things but he certainly wasn't the academic which is given credit for

43:15 So within this map is an encoded location, which encoding information in public documents is part and parcel for this group. And what would you put in a map? You'd put a location and what that location is the 40th parallel at the Susquehanna River. That can be seen very specifically but it also can be seen general as well so I saw that and i didn't know much about latitudes and thats what a parallel is, they're interchangeable. And i quickly found out where i am exactly on the 40th parallel. 40 degrees 0 minutes in zero seconds between whole numbers like the 40th or 41st there's about 70 miles of between

44:02 So i've begun to look at that okay well let's go looking see this area and see what i can find. I'm looking on google maps and about half a mile from the rivers bank on the west side is a park when you see it from a satellite imagery and this is just a couple miles from my house been there many times its really just overlook beautiful, But I never had any idea what it was until i saw a satellite and its shape you go up this big hill and there are bunch of boulders or branches in the circle, end when you can see it from above it's in the shape of a crescent moon and sun. The ancient symbol of alchemy

44:55 So that's the first thing. Now, the second thing is you're like okay so let me go in and do a little bit of research like this is a public park it didn't just happen you know I don't think the local municipal government of your county as part of this massive 400 year plan and there isn't very easy to find story for how this park came into existence which deals with eminent domain all this sort of stuff but regardless of all of those stories about how the park came into being, for whatever reason that park opened up for public use on May 12th 2007 almost to the exact day of the 400 anniversary of the establishment of Jamestown.

45:50 So now we're gonna go a step deeper let that sink in for seconds and this opened up his location exact location is forty degrees zero minutes and six seconds like six hundred feet from the imaginary line. Endless park without chemical symbols opens up on the four hundred anniversary When the exact date that this is happening in james town is something which is known as america's anniversary weekend and it is huge celebration recognizing jamestown four hundredth anniversary. And bushes were there and a whole bunch of celebrities other government entities are there but the real important gas the one who really mattered,

46:41 was Queen Elizabeth the second. Remember, it was under Queen Elizabeth the first that this idea of the British Empire began and so on the 400 anniversary of Jamestown, Queen Elizabeth came to it in the same day this high point opens up when the location in the map You gotta realize that any time a dignitary travels, I used to live in DC. It takes a lot of logistics it just doesn't happen so this took a lot of planning and Queen Elizabeth doesn't come to all the anniversaries of all the colonies she's gonna go to the first one okay? If you have children you don't remember all your baby steps you remember the first step The first is what's significant So this is why was so important And she came there and it was big celebration

47:34 in order to honor and this was the first time i believe she stepped foot on american soil at least a public capacity in my twenty five or thirty years so it's kind of big deal when she had a whole tour things was there for about a week before she arrives. And remember james town is in virginia that's the virgin queen the virgin queen is queen elizabeth. There's a lot of thoughts that she wasn't a virgin she was just named because he was taking it the role of virgo the virgin this is put forth by the francis bacon research trust, she had a child with francis baking that's another rabbit hole but as she arrives to honor her in virginia

48:19 A couple weeks before she arrives is the virginia tech massacre where thirty three people were killed thirty three not only is it a significant number. Two free masonry and we can go back and talk about the vertebrae master numbers all sorts of stuff like that, It was also the calling card of Francis Bacon. 33 was his secret number and so now we have Queen Elizabeth II arriving on the 400th anniversary, and 400 from a Kabbalistic perspective means completion

49:00 In Gematria, the final letter of the Hebrew alphabet which is Tav has a meaning of 400. So whether that's 400 breaths, 400 days, 400 years...400 means end of this cycle and also beginning of the next so the end of this four hundred year cycle which aligns perfectly to the 13th Bak'tun of the Mayan calendar we have this huge celebration recognized by Virginia Tech Massacre at the same day this alchemical park opens up and here's the kicker. Hi point that's the name of the park the reason why the land was acquired by eminent domain is because it was built or the land is in indian burial ground

49:50 They were going to build very high-end homes on this property and then they discovered bones. And it's a known location of, ironically the Susquehannocks and as soon as those bones were discovered they had to be like oh we can't build upon it that's federal law so we have this park which is on top of an Indian burial ground in this exact location on the 400th year completion date of the beginning of the British Empire. Man, it is amazing! We're talking about one family really—one team Rosicrucians and this one network of occultists—and we're talking about

50:32 I mean just massive influence i mean how can you not say that there's a few people at the apex of the pyramid when you're looking at this influence and just what america is become, you talk about the fertility god and propagating in multiplying me what has. Technology and global is a man for gonna consider those the two pillars of this ritual in those things have. Multiply i mean we are the smartphone in our pockets were both staring at computer screens right now like it is not these the two biggest things that are lives one family and their occult liaisons

51:09 have ushered this in and it takes place or I mean a key point of it, its focal point happens to be near a river that you just happen to have moved next to. It is crazy! So we are kind of starting to wrap this up and I guess we should tell people about your book The Rites Of The Fortieth Parallel Personal Transformation Along the Ancient Susquehanna River because you say it's a guidebook of meditations that describes a modern and meaningful way of interacting with the sacred location in the John Smith map. To further that point about the elite not having the monopoly on magic, how can an individual use or at least feel this energy?

51:50 Alright great thank you for allowing me to talk about the book so myself included but i've been talking about this and giving presentations for at least three years. And there are some people who have been more involved with this than the other one of the things which i'm gonna say what i've seen is everyone's life has changed immensely weather, let's call it in effect i don't know but If i were a betting man on the say it is because there's a certain quality that's why i called alchemy sasquatch and how can you double entendre, and it refers to both the alchemist set built the alter. What did also refers to this idea of alchemy of changing something of lesser value to greater value from led to gold

52:37 And so it was from that in mind and ultimately I am an optimist. And ultimately, I want to believe Francis Bacon was whether or not we want to say a good guy or as much is he was putting out this information for us for this time? That's what the hide-and-seek is all about And so a way which a person can interact with it, like I can go and tell you this story. And you'll be like oh wow that's cool and maybe I'd like to go and experience that but what do I do? years ago i took a trip to sedona and heard all about the vortex is my car cool let me go check it out with you what this is all about remember being very up, let down because there's no model to go by am only here for a week. What do i do show me some places so was that in mind because i live right now spent the last four years right at the susquehanna river at the forty parallel identified

53:32 All the places that i've been going to in their all public parks and beautiful rich with symbolism if there's one thing which i think you well is pattern recognition and symbolic interpretation. And i created a book which identifies the locations and expresses their symbolic meanings by looking at the physical attributes around it and then giving a loose framework on how one can use. And so that's what the book is about its twenty six pages it really intended for people to come and have. Real experiences in person but we're also talking about magic and first and foremost i'm an artist and i created a way that if this does speak to you and this doesn't make sense

54:22 There's all sorts of maps, kind of like what you would see at Disney World. These kind of cartoon-like maps but they are energetic resonances and through active imagination if one wants to step into any of the four locations... One is for destruction where you let go of something to be destroyed The other is for creation where you open yourself up for something new to come The next one balance and that's where you go when you find your stability in the final one is integration. That's a model which i created and that's what the book is about, you can get that on my website or at any of the talks which ideal. I love it man just the whole idea i agree i'm ultimately an optimist as well even though we're looking at some dark

55:09 Stuff then it's hard to be an optimist sometimes but that book I mean, I wish I was in the area because I really want to feel energies and magic And i2 have checked out some places and practices and been a little disappointed. Maybe I'm energetically dense That's the term I use all the time But I guess I always am brought back to well maybe I just need a place of higher potency in this place now Of course seems so potent and developing this river magic walk meditation stuff is probably the best thing to do after discovering these dark purposes it seems to be used for so just really, really great. Kudos to you and I guess also

55:50 we should mention your website cuz you know you're putting this information out almost like a series of classes a little bit different than the norm for guests that i have i think it's a wise way to do it like he say, you are really begging for donations your charging for high level research and that's. I think you know right in line with my attitude of this thing i don't want to beg people for change every episode for twenty minutes when i can just make a high level product and. No have a subscription model that keeps it alive without dealing with arbitrary advertisers why ask people to buy new underwear to support some podcast anyway yeah just tell the people about the website as well because i know there's gonna be people who wanna follow up i really think this is gonna be,

56:35 Really exciting for the audience so let me know what thank you that setup and your one hundred percent right my personal belief is. That of the entrepreneur or the capitalists very different than a corporate asking them what i mean by that as the person who goes and adds value to something in there should be an exchange people should be compensated for their work and so if you wish to support this worker if your interest in learning more it's all available on my website. I don't put anything on youtube i'm happy to come with the shows in fact really important for me to come only show is just started doing this and

57:13 The website which is susquehanna alchemy dot com is a subscription base the prices low it's four dollars and fifty cents a month i'm constantly putting up very high quality presentations of mixture of informal talks but there's lots of visuals with that and then their is formal presentations everything i say is visually documented. It is aesthetically pleasing. I'll warn you, it is very very dense You'll probably need to see a 20 minute video in three sittings but the information is out there I'm always adding new stuff their forms which can be downloaded the maps so that's really where i would encourage any of the listeners if they want to learn more or wanna support this to go there think about supporting for four dollars and fifty cents a month, there is three day trial period you can check it out watch videos in cancel on ok with that.

58:08 Share the work you can also friend facebook with sasquatch and alchemy in share some of the documentation which i put out there that would be greatly appreciated. Right on. Well, this has been a lot of fun I can totally vouch that the videos are high quality when I started this show It was an issue I had with the conspiracy community is just the lack of quality Maybe there's a lot of good information But you know not very many good microphones so we've come along way and I think you do a really great job because the delivery method is as important as the information or it won't get to people and

58:43 And I really think you're going to have no shortage of podcast invitations after this. That's my magic, so... I'm happy to contribute in a small way to maybe helping this get out there but really great talking to you and i'll be following the work maybe after a few more videos come out we can do this in the future but until then take care yourself man and keep up the great work Thank you so much, Greg. This was a lot of fun and likewise you do an excellent job I've been a fan for a long time And i've learned so much from so many of your guests So it flows in all directions. I appreciate that as well All right man take care. All right bro have a great weekend

59:22 Holy beard of Kratos, Batman! How about that? Michael Wan. A new name in my Rolodex and a guy I am very much in line with...my kind of guest. I think this is a great case study and it seems pretty sound with everything we've heard about how magic might work I don't think it's sensationalist as these sorts of claims can be. Some people might feel like it is a leap to scale all the way up to the heights that it has taken, and I'm sure the Sasquahanna river magic is just one aspect of many, many micro rituals all aimed sort-of at the same direction But there are a lot of details here and this seems like a major component

1:00:06 It does seem like what might be one of Mother Nature's main vaginas is heavily ritualized. And I haven't heard any researchers bring this up and it's just really impressive if you ask me. Tracy Twyman was here not long ago saying her latest work is gonna go down the path of saying John Dee is the goddamn Demiurge himself! Well, this is not far off... ...and I bet its pretty compatible with whatever those details she's pulling on are But there's just so much on Michael's website already. I know he mentioned Manly P Halls take on Sir Francis Bacon, but i don't know that we actually read this quote which i really liked a lot When Manly P Hall is talking about Sir Francis Bacon He says,

1:01:03 Bacon is not to be regarded as a man, but rather as the focal point between an invisible institution and a world which was never able to distinguish between the messenger and the message. I mean damn! That's good stuff And it's pretty telling although it comes from a man who has also such a focal point and window into an invisible institution But listen to these things we see bacon credited with...I mean It's damn near too much Along with the a major contributor to developing the scientific method as we know it today apparently bacon help develop english. Added the king james bible help developed the colonization plan for north america author of the shakespeare plays,

1:01:50 A lot of these are things we think of as coded and English, of course is thought to be pretty esoterically constructed in and of itself. It's a lot of stuff! And it had me really looking at old maps of San Diego and looking for anything half-as artistic as the John Smith map I didn't find a ton But i'm sure this is going to light a fire under the THC audience I'm sure it will inspire people to look into their own towns and cities for anything esoteric or connected to these groups. I'm sure it's everywhere! And if you did like this a lot, do thank Michael for his time and effort This is thankless work largely but it is so important right? Nobody's doing it

1:02:34 And it's really important, especially if it can be scaled all the way up to the approaching singularity and technological takeover. I like the ENIAC-to-DWAVE sort of wordplay and its not a huge stretch because as mentioned Gordie Rose... there is it! Rose Rosicrucian He is the one who is bringing up alters in reference with what he's doing with AI Nobody else did that So, creepy times people and all roads seem to lead to that weird transhumanist technocratic apocalypse. And eventually we really can't just keep watching and saying yep there's another step towards it there's another step and another I'm not trying to be all Alex Jones pitchfork and tiki torch here but the water is getting hotter and eventually us gay frogs are gonna have to jump out

1:03:27 Just saying, maybe we could be lazy a little while longer but not forever right? For the plus people I really also enjoyed that synchronicity of the term Tolechial coming up in the second hour. Just a funny little thing that happened and of course the last Hireside episode for plus people was another Q&A with me Greg Carlwood Another hour of questions about all sorts of random things sign up for Plus if you haven't Even this show is one hell of a reason to. If you just think the first hour was enough, it wasn't! In the second hour we talked about the significance of the Baseball Hall of Fame on the river, The Groundhog's Day ritual... More on these significance of High Point? You gotta look at that- Look at a picture of High Point It's interesting

1:04:17 We talked about the Susquehanna River petroglyphs. Maybe this place has been active for a long time because there is some relevant Native American history that we also went over So, really interesting. I got a lot of respect for Michael's work. I like that he has a guidebook to experiencing the rivers energy for yourself! I like how he knows his material tons of details His subscription is very much worth it but at least let him know you liked this i would love to have him back because i think his videos are really just in their infancy Another thing we talked about i believe in the plus show is just those reptilian threads that kind of weave throughout america's founding and rosa christianism free masonry. And that there was a place called, the green dragon tavern that was a big meet up place for the planners and cabal behind the curtain in early america

1:05:12 And funny enough, I was tasked with trying to find a Mother's Day brunch for tomorrow and that's short notice. We're in Southern California so the first few places were booked and then I found a place called the Green Dragon Tavern and Museum, and I thought this is interesting. Let's see what they got going on And it looks like it's gonna be a really solid brunch all around But I was like is this connected? And sure enough It is their website says that it's for people who can't experience the real green dragon tavern on the East Coast They have a pretty big museum

1:05:51 that's directly related to that location. So, synchronicity for me for sure and maybe some interesting details will emerge when I get to go this museum given that this stuff is so fresh in my mind That is just a personal tangent and when I start going on personal tangents that probably means that this it for me Another show in the can. Thanks for listening people, screw YouTube and I'll see you next week Your move occult conductors of the river ritual Sasquahanna sorcerers and transhumanistic singularity sympathizers your fucking move Oh no You see The world isn't random It's attached to puppet strings Control over everything

1:06:51 The 9-to-5 has tried to steal ya Now don't that job seem silly? Hello, can you hear me Or should I play back recordings From some spying agency Wish we were younger and free I'll be thankful when it's all exposed The vast conspiracy There is such a difference Between me and the damn brush I hollow from the highest high

1:07:39 They're calling out a thousand crimes. They'll tell you the story of everything that's been done, and they'll call out deception from the web that's been spawned. Hallow from the higher side! The earth is hollow inside They'll tell you about something that no one else will Have you heard about sad? Have you heard about the real since the wrong? But, no. They're cartoons It's so typical of me to talk about this stuff I'm sorry That's good and well

1:08:45 Did you ever hear the argument that nothing really happens? It's no secret And that the best is plugged It's doubling your time Hello from a higher side They're calling out a thousand cries Now tell me something the elite have done And they'll call out deception on the web that's been spun Hollow from the high side Challenging your parents

1:09:38 And I'll tell you someday that the battle's begun But we can't fight it with violence The mind's where it's won, at the war Hello from a higher side They're calling out of their crimes

1:10:33 have done and they'll call out deception of the web that's been spun from the higher side challenging your paradigm and I'll tell you, hey! That the battle has begun but we can't fight it with violence The mind where is won. That's the rule