Topic: Ascended Masters

Greg Carlwood questions how one can be certain that a vision of Jesus is not another deception by manipulative spirits. Kara Mosher recounts her transition from a $200-an-hour psychic medium to a believer in Christ after a visceral vision she initially mistook for an "ascended master." She describes the "fruits" of this experience, including her cessation of all divination and her eventual discovery of the Bible.

Greg Carlwood shares research on the mystical history of Mount Shasta, including the legend of the "fountain of youth" at Shasta Springs. He notes that much of the land surrounding these sacred sites is now owned by the Saint Germain Foundation, a group founded by Guy Ballard following reported encounters with an Ascended Master. The discussion touches on the "I AM" movement and the local lore regarding underground Lemurian cities beneath the volcano.

The source of magical intuition is attributed to potential entities like the Ascended Masters or a universal "Akashic Record" similar to the Fibonacci sequence. Practitioners are advised to process their intuitions through a "smell test" to ensure they make sense for their reality. Keeping a magical diary is emphasized as a way to track insights that may only become clear years after they are recorded.

The dialogue explores the ability of spirits to manifest physically without undergoing reincarnation. Jared claims that dark souls can occasionally manifest in the physical realm by acting in concert to harvest energy, though spirits of light more frequently manifest to protect or intervene in human affairs. This concept is compared to the historical idea of Ascended Masters who appear across different eras to provide guidance.

Thoth, an ascended master also known as Hermes of Greece, is credited with building the Great Pyramid using fourth-dimensional consciousness. The text explores the nature of ascended masters like Thoth and Saint Germain, who have allegedly achieved immortality and can manifest physical bodies while residing in higher dimensions.

The power of music to embed information in the human mind is demonstrated by the long-term recall of song lyrics compared to historical facts. Sir Francis Bacon is identified as a historical figure who used entertainment to manipulate the public and is linked to the Theosophical concept of "Ascended Masters." Modern artists like Nas and Will.i.am are noted for using the "I AM" terminology associated with these esoteric teachings.

Joshua Shapiro describes the Inner Earth theory and his personal experiences at Mount Shasta, where he believes he contacted intelligent beings. Referencing the book Telos by Diane Robbins, Shapiro explains that an advanced Lemurian civilization lives beneath the Earth's surface to avoid interfering with the spiritual evolution and free will of surface humans. The segment addresses why these advanced races refrain from solving surface-level human problems.