Topic: Bach Saga

Bach Saga comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from October 2018 to August 2024.

October 2018 August 2024

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Irish Origins of Civilization and the Bach Saga

Drawing on the work of Connor McDarie and the Bach Saga, the guest explores the theory that the ancient Irish (or Aryans) were the true progenitors of Hebrew and Egyptian cultures. The fall of this ancient world is attributed to a slow consolidation of power by Rome through mercenary groups, eventually leading to the destruction of cultural hubs like Helsinki. This "Tartarian" culture is described as a collective of sovereign groups united against Roman expansion.

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Carlwood summarizes the interview and previews the second hour for Plus members, which covers the Bach Saga, inner earth lore, and Rosicrucianism. He reflects on the theory of the Trojan horse being a ship and the idea of star energy filtering through the pineal gland. He concludes by thanking McIntosh for his scholarly approach to magical history.

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Bach Saga Oral Tradition and Eeyore Bach

The Bach Saga is presented as an ancient oral tradition from Scandinavia and Finland that was kept secret for generations within the Bach family. Jim Chesner, a student of the late Eeyore Bach, returns to discuss this cosmology which claims to be the true origin of human culture and details an entrance to a hollow earth in Helsinki.

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