Topic: Astrology

Forecasting models and astrology suggest that Western civilization, particularly the United States, is in a "late fall" cycle characterized by institutional collapse and civil unrest. While political changes under a potential Trump presidency are discussed, the overarching "war cycle" indicates a high probability of global conflict in 2026 and 2027. The segment advises managing expectations and focusing on personal "flow" rather than becoming "blackpilled" by inevitable systemic shifts.

Matt Dragonstone details his journey from a childhood fascination with the occult to a career in academia and eventually professional astrology. Despite earning a PhD in post-structuralism and ancient Greek philosophy, he felt stifled by the "atheistic materialist indoctrination" of the university system. He describes the transition from a depressing corporate insurance job to openly practicing as an astrological magician and tarot reader at age 33.

Lance and Matt share their contact information and upcoming projects, including an energy healing course and a future collaboration involving alchemy and healing talismans. Lance explains that basic Reiki can be learned in a single day, making it an accessible tool for parents to use with their children. The host expresses his intention to report on his own results with the Pleiadian pendulum in a future segment.

Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview and shares a personal update regarding his recent struggle with kidney stones. He discusses how an astrologer linked his health issues to the position of Venus in Virgo and predicted relief when Venus re-entered Libra on August 5th. Carlwood confirms that his symptoms improved on that exact day, allowing him to return to work, though he still faces a final surgery to remove the remaining stone fragments.

U.S. Presidents have frequently engaged with the occult, from FDR's superstition regarding the number thirteen to Ronald Reagan's use of astrology for scheduling. Mary Todd Lincoln famously held seances in the White House, illustrating a persistent undercurrent of mysticism in American leadership. This esoteric influence is further evidenced by the symbolic layout of Washington D.C., including the incomplete pentagram in its street grid.

The host reviews the feedback for the previous episode featuring Dan Waits of the World Astrology Report. He notes that the episode has maintained a high rating of 4.8 and expresses his intention to keep astrology as a recurring topic on the show.

Dan Waits, creator of the World Astrology Report on YouTube and Substack, joins the program to discuss the intersection of history, current events, and planetary cycles. The opening remarks emphasize that the night sky serves as an invaluable tool for decoding reality, despite efforts by institutional powers to obscure its significance.

Todd Elliott shares personal anecdotes of using magic to secure a publishing contract and navigate the high costs of building a house during the COVID-19 pandemic. Referencing the late Gordon White, magic is defined as a "probability enhancer" rather than a way to make money fall from the sky. These "little things" are said to move the needle in favor of the practitioner when facing difficult odds.

The conversation touches on White's birth chart (Cancer with Sagittarius ascendant) and his "British-sounding" Australian accent. Christopher Knowles mentions his own struggle to lose his Boston accent and notes that White was born in the same town as X-Files producer Bob Goodwin. They also mention an upcoming show on Philip K. Dick's astrology.

The interview concludes with a recommendation for Gerald Pollack's book, *Charge*, which explores the role of electricity in nature. Wilkerson explains the origin of his channel name, Stellium 7, which refers to a concentration of five planets in the seventh house of his astrological chart. He encourages listeners to read his book, *The Hacker Prince*, describing it as a "truth is stranger than fiction" account of his life.

The speakers analyze the situation in Mexico, suggesting that the conflict involves the CIA, international drug cartels, and major banks in Lower Manhattan. They view the current global instability as a "fever" that the body of the world must endure to remove toxins. The segment posits that these cycles are inevitable and cannot be stopped, only navigated with minimal pain.

A musical track titled "Rune Soup" plays, featuring lyrics about gathering ingredients like "Hobbit nonsense," history, and astrology under a full moon. The song serves as the transition between the main interview and the final subscription pitch.

The hosts discuss how the modern calendar is a human-made system that may have been intentionally manipulated by authorities like the Church to alter the perception of time. Fulton argues that while astrology depends on planetary movement, Crypto-Kubrology scrutinizes the movement of the calendar itself. They suggest that the current system of leap years and adjustments indicates a long-standing effort to control the human timeline.

The conversation links human physiology to the cosmos through the twelve cell salts, which act as electrical capacitors for celestial resonance. Dr. Lando argues that these minerals store informational fields from the constellations, and an individual's birth chart can indicate which specific salts they may be deficient in. He advocates for "seven-ray astrology," a system used by ancient Tibetans to identify the Dalai Lama, as a grounded science rather than a superstitious practice.

Tripoli explains his late-stage arrival at a belief in Christ, describing it as a "cheat code" for navigating the energy realm. He discusses the importance of "high vibrational" living—avoiding drugs and negative behaviors—to maintain personal success and happiness. The segment also touches on the "Q effect" of religious pacification and the debate over whether spiritual people should participate in voting or remain detached from worldly systems.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces Maja D'Aoust, known as the Witch of the Dawn, a practicing witch, professional astrologer, and author. D'Aoust holds degrees in biochemistry and transformational psychology and has authored works including Astrology of the Shadow Self and The Secret Source. The introduction highlights her background in shamanism, the I Ching, and her personal history with near-death experiences.

Astrology is defined as a human-developed system used to describe a meaningful and cyclical cosmos rather than an absolute truth. Different systems, including Western Hellenistic, Vedic, Chinese, and the Mayan calendar, all function effectively because they are various models of the same higher-order reality. These systems are described as originating from ancient contact events with "upper world" entities or star beings.

Astrological systems often evolve from visual contact events where entities convey complex information through symbols or "squiggles." Modern Western astrology continues to update itself by observing the cycles of newly discovered planets like Uranus and correlating them with historical events. This process allows the system to refine its characterizations and predictive accuracy over centuries of observation.

The "tornado weather" metaphor is introduced to explain how astrology forecasts conditions rather than specific guaranteed events. Just as meteorologists identify conditions ripe for a tornado without one necessarily touching down, astrology identifies periods of high risk for war or civil unrest. This probabilistic approach helps practitioners manage expectations and avoid dismissing the system when a specific outcome does not manifest.

Dolan describes a personal experience with lead poisoning that altered his perception of time, leading him to research alchemical associations between metals and planets. He posits that heavy metal toxicity from mercury, lead, and aluminum may turn the human body into an "antenna" for malevolent planetary or archontic forces. The discussion links Saturn with lead, Mars with iron, and Venus with copper, exploring how these elements might influence human consciousness.