Topic: As Above So Below

The hosts propose a model of the universe as a "cosmic ocean" where space is a medium rather than a vacuum, populated by ocean-like creatures. Shamanjaneer suggests that these natural entities leverage the same fundamental energy for propulsion that advanced crafts might use. This "as above, so below" perspective views Earth as a rock inside an air bubble within a vast, inhabited ethereal sea.

The "blueprint" is introduced as a tool for navigating vast spiritual realms and identifying how higher-density light corresponds to physical objects. Sevan Bomar compares the awakening process to a rebirthing phase where an individual must relearn how to interpret existence. He notes that high levels of consciousness are not addictive and require consistent effort to maintain.

Human history is framed through astrological ages, moving from the Age of Taurus and the worship of Moloch to the current transition into the Age of Aquarius. The Hermetic principle of "as above, so below" connects celestial patterns to material events on Earth. The Illuminati is described as a group operating behind the scenes to push humanity toward a specific spiritual path rooted in ancient Egyptian mystery schools.

The use of occult symbolism in America is debated as either a noble pursuit of freedom from Rothschild banking control or a tool for elite power. Parallels are drawn to ancient sites that align with geometric symbolism and constellations, as discussed in "Ancient Aliens." These practices follow the "as above, so below" principle, ritualizing celestial alignments on the ground.

Sullivan details the Masonic lore of Hermes Trismegistus and Pythagoras, who reportedly restored the pillars of knowledge inscribed by Enoch. The Hermetic maxim "as above, so below" influenced the alignment of important buildings to astral configurations. This philosophy was carried forward by figures like Raymond Lully and Giordano Bruno, who viewed architecture as a means to preserve sacred astral wisdom.