Topic: Astral Projection

Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the influence of the late Gordon White and the coincidental timing of high-profile guest bookings. He discusses Dr. Bush's perspective on the human virome, noting that the body contains 380 trillion viruses that are essential to health. The segment also touches on the dark side of epigenetic stacking, referencing Project Monarch and the weaponization of multi-generational trauma.

Greg Carlwood introduces a new episode of The Higher Side Chats, highlighting the show's independence from sponsors and offering a seven-day free trial for the Plus membership. Guest Jason Quitt returns to the program to discuss his recent books, including The Shining Island and Astral Experiences. Quitt is recognized for his background in Algonquin Shamanism, energy wellness, and his previous works on Egyptian Qigong and sacred geometry.

The conversation turns to the power of consciousness and the practice of manifestation, specifically the techniques of Neville Goddard. Carlwood describes a visualization exercise involving a ladder to demonstrate the strength of the inner world over vocalized intent. They speculate that such abilities, along with remote viewing, are suppressed by national security interests because they empower individuals against traditional hierarchies.

Kara Mosher describes her extensive history with mushrooms, DMT, and ayahuasca, noting she performed hundreds of trips starting at age eighteen. She recounts early experiences of astral projection and meeting entities in a spiritual realm she initially perceived as a playground. The conversation addresses the theory that the modern psychedelic movement is a form of MKUltra-style social engineering designed to break down materialist worldviews.

Donut details a theory from his book regarding interdimensional "Mantis" beings that travel through Wi-Fi and radio frequencies. He describes a personal experience involving "soul surgery" and astral projection while in a coma-like state. The narrative suggests these beings use the gigahertz range of modern wireless systems to navigate our 3D reality, with the rollout of 5G potentially opening more stable portals for various entities.

The initiation requires Kabbalistic chanting and meditation at specific sites to prepare the mind for the portal's intensity. Chaplin recounts the story of psychic Betty Belcom, who entered a portal in Surrey without proper preparation or a guide. Belcom failed to return in time, resulting in a physical stroke and a permanent change in her appearance and personality, illustrating the danger of "body-spirit divorce" when timing is ignored.

The conversation compares the experience of psychedelic-induced astral travel to the use of fixed physical portals. While mushrooms or ayahuasca provide a "movable" portal with often random experiences, physical portals are described as reliable, repeatable locations with specific "coordinates" in the non-physical realm. Gough suggests these sites offer a more coherent experience than chemical substances.

The guest explains how ritual scripts are tailored to individuals using Ericksonian hypnotherapy to ensure the subject's psyche accepts the conditioning. Gray describes being forced into near-death experiences to facilitate out-of-body travel and astral projection into the eclipse. This process is framed as a method for the practitioners to use children as conduits for communication with non-human entities.

The conversation explores the legend of Napoleon Bonaparte spending a night in the King's Chamber and emerging visibly shaken. While some suggest the pyramid was a tool for astral projection, Farrell argues its geometry makes it a dual-purpose device. He explains that the Great Pyramid's height-to-base ratio sits exactly between that of an antenna (obelisk) and a receiver (flat pyramid), suggesting it was designed to pull information or energy from other planets like Mars.

The discussion explores ancient stargates in Peru and Egypt as tools for frequency-based astral projection. Ben Joseph Stewart shares Cree and Ojibwe legends of "Star People" who provided celestial maps and interbred with humans. He links these traditions to the Denisovans, an extinct human cousin whose DNA is associated with high-altitude adaptation and specific cognitive traits found in modern indigenous populations.

Greg Carlwood previews topics covered in the second hour for Plus members, including cloning technology, astral projection, and the industrial production of adrenochrome. He mentions discussions on the incremental cultural acceptance of cannibalism and the spiritual consequences of COVID vaccines. The segment highlights the "liquid breathing" documents found in the appendix of Elisa E.'s book.

The story involves a man being recruited by an entity inside a cave system to work in another realm. Tony Merkel has verified aspects of the story through the man's Instagram, which features art correlating to the book's descriptions. The man reportedly travels to a world inhabited by Nephilim, either through a dream state or a physical exchange that leaves his body altered.

Research at the University of British Columbia regarding "mother trees" communicating via mycelium is used as a metaphor for planetary consciousness. Miller details various forms of non-physical travel, including astral projection and soul travel. Regarding the moon, he asserts that while Americans did go, the public timeline was faked for political reasons, and astronauts like Ed Mitchell suffered permanent biological damage from cosmic radiation.

Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview, expressing his long-standing interest in the Electric Universe model. He discusses the idea of pyramids as portals or chambers for astral projection and the possibility of hidden "cosmic tunnels." Carlwood emphasizes the importance of dismantling mainstream paradigms to explore more expansive possibilities of reality, even when the claims seem extreme.

During a 2011 trip to Abu Ghurab in Egypt, Bruce Fenton experienced a profound connection to the Pleiades star system. Following this event, Daniela Fenton began experiencing intense episodes of astral travel where she felt her consciousness dismantled and transported to a conference of humanoid beings.

The host reflects on the interview, suggesting that if government disclosure is stalled, individuals might seek direct contact through entheogens, astral projection, or ritual magic. He references Alan Greenfield's Secret Cipher of the Ufonauts and the need for UFO researchers and occultists to share data. The host also recommends a debate between Richard Dolan and Alex Tsakiris on the Skeptiko podcast as a high-quality example of discourse in the field.

Mark Stavish provides information on his various books, including "Between the Gates" and "Light on the Path," and details the annual conference held by the Institute of Hermetic Studies. He explains that the Institute promotes open study without secret degrees or societies. Greg Carlwood thanks Stavish for the provocative discussion on egregores and concludes the interview.

A core precept of the "Supernal Path" is that spiritual power naturally flows into a state of equilibrium, much like sunlight is harvested by plants. Without consistent balance in the mind and heart, phenomena like astral projection or remote viewing remain spontaneous and unreliable. The "Creator" is described as granting access to deeper levels of reality only to those who have demonstrated their fitness and stability as human beings.

Jason Louv provides details for his website and his educational platform, Magic.me, which offers courses on chaos magic and astral projection. He offers a free seven-day email course on magical consciousness for listeners who text a specific keyword to his service. The interview concludes with a discussion on the symbolic significance of the number 42.

During a 1985 meditation session in Malibu, Robert Stanley experienced an out-of-body encounter with a glowing entity claiming to be "the Father." Stanley later identified this figure as Lucifer or Enki, describing him as a master of deception who uses religious archetypes to manipulate subjects. He warns that this entity views humanity as laboratory subjects for his synthetic empire.