Topic: Black Magic

The moon is described as an "Atlanta airport" for spirits, acting as a governor and intermediator for planetary influences. While the afterlife is generally safe, there are historical and modern instances of "black magic" where souls are trapped or hijacked. Maintaining spiritual hygiene and calling upon ancestors or guides during the transition can ensure a successful journey to the spirit world.

Kurt Metzger shares anecdotes about wealthy "trust fund kids" in New York who undergo therapy from a young age to manage multi-generational trauma. He argues that Hollywood is a warlock-controlled industry designed to perform "imaginary magic" on the public. They discuss how consensus reality is engineered by those in power to maintain control over the human psyche.

Gunther explains Thomas Mayer's concept of the "Vaccine Being," a specific organizing intelligence or entity associated with the inoculation. These are identified as "Soratic spirits," dark entities from outside the human realm associated with black magic and the destruction of humanity. These spirits are said to inspire an acceptance of transhumanism, further distancing the individual from their divine essence.

The discussion focuses on the book "The Cult of the Black Cube: A Saturnian Grimoire" by the late Dr. Arthur Moros. Moros claimed to have healed himself from a debilitating car accident by forming a pact with a malevolent entity associated with Saturn. The narrative details his transition from psychology student to occultist, eventually becoming a messenger for Saturnian knowledge through his academic and ritualistic work.

The practice of elite ritual sacrifice and mass events like 9/11 are characterized as industrial-scale energy harvesting. Harold Kautz-Vella explains that dying beings release a burst of biophotons that entities use as an energetic shockwave to fuel their agendas. He further claims that modern meat consumption and the construction of the Vatican, allegedly using mortar mixed with human ash, are rooted in these black magic traditions.

The conversation turns to the influence of non-human entities or "fallen angels" in human history, facilitated by figures like John Dee. Dee, an advisor to Elizabeth I, reportedly utilized the Enochian language and black magic to assist the dark forces in power. Gibson points to modern corporate logos, such as the Monster Energy "M," as contemporary examples of occult sigils.

A Luciferian cult centered around "El Angelito Negro" (The Black Angel) is currently expanding from central Mexico. This group focuses on blood rituals and sacraments involving a black devil effigy, representing a more extreme form of criminal occultism. Practitioners view black magic as a form of weaponized psychology, where the power of the curse relies on the target's belief in its efficacy.

Walter Bosley provides updates on his various projects, including a dramatic television series adaptation of his Empire of the Wheel books. He mentions upcoming research into Asian mythology and black magic, as well as his availability on Lulu.com and YouTube. Greg Carlwood concludes the interview, praising Bosley's unique research into the esoteric history of Napoleon.

Clyde Lewis analyzes the NPC (non-player character) meme as a form of internet black magic used to dehumanize political opponents. He compares the viral nature of such memes to dangerous online phenomena like the Blue Whale Challenge and Momo, suggesting they function as powered-up sigils. Lewis notes that Twitter banned numerous accounts for using these symbols, which he views as a recognition of their mesmerizing and manipulative power.

Lewis differentiates between the archetypal Satanism of the Church of Satan and the rise of "theistic Satanism," where followers worship the devil as an objective supernatural force. He explores the history of the "left-hand path" and black magic, suggesting that ancient Catholic records of vampires and werewolves were actually descriptions of people possessed by cannibalistic spirits. Lewis warns that these dark orders are now positioning themselves for public recognition.

The host recaps topics covered in the second hour of the episode, including John McCain's funeral rituals, the "black eye club" among elites, and esoteric advisors to Donald Trump. He also announces the next "joint session" call-in show scheduled for October 25th.

General James Bruce, a Scottish aristocrat, served as a royal wizard and scientific advisor to Peter the Great in Imperial Russia. Operating out of the Sukharev Tower in Moscow, Bruce was rumored to possess a legendary black magic text and consulted spirits to predict the future of the empire. This historical thread highlights the consistent use of magical advisors by global elites, a practice that continued through the fall of the Soviet Union.

Modern societal structures such as marketing, public relations, and extreme patriotism are characterized as forms of black magic designed to alter human perception. These systems aim to turn individuals into automatons by embedding specific beliefs into their subconscious minds. This perspective aligns with Terrence McKenna’s assertion that "culture is not your friend," viewing societal norms as spells cast by those in power to control the collective will.

The discussion addresses the negative reputation and demonization of Aleister Crowley as "The Great Beast." Churton argues that Crowley often goaded people into revealing their own fears and religious paranoia by playing a role they found threatening. He suggests that society often requires a "whipping boy" and that Crowley's interest in the psychological basis of magical belief was misinterpreted by those who took his humor and provocations literally.

The conversation concludes with a call to recognize the "never-ending ritual" occurring in the world. Knowles argues that modern education is designed to strip individuals of their power and that understanding the true nature of reality is the first step toward addressing it. He advises listeners to watch for symbolic messaging during the upcoming Super Bowl and Olympics.

The discussion examines the role of Tom Cruise within Scientology, specifically his use of the term "KSW" (Keep Scientology Working). Reeves interprets "working" as a magical term, suggesting Cruise is advocating for the continued practice of black magic. He speculates that Cruise may be positioned as the new head of the organization to rebrand Scientology as a "one world religion" that reconciles ancient history with modern spiritual beliefs.

The truth of human history is believed to be stored in vast vaults beneath the Vatican, as the "black magic" of the ruling elite requires the truth to be parked somewhere to maintain polarity. While Anatoly Fomenko attempts to reconstruct a scientific chronology, the speaker notes that her own video episodes on these topics have been mysteriously destroyed or suppressed. This ongoing censorship is presented as proof that the narrative is being actively managed to prevent the public from discovering the true timeline.

The conversation addresses the connection between high-level elite circles, pedophilia rings, and the harvesting of trauma energy from children. Lorgan suggests that powerful groups utilize sorcery, black magic, and tantra to amplify life force energy for their own power and longevity. These individuals are described as being hosted by malevolent archontic parasites that require blood sacrifice and perverse sexual activities to sustain themselves.

The host previews the second hour of the program for Plus members, which covers topics including psychedelics, the Grail connection, and the music industry's alleged pacts. He encourages listeners to subscribe to the paid tier to support the show and access deeper discussions on manifestation and black magic. The episode concludes with a musical outro and a teaser for upcoming guests suggested by the community.

The guest explains the mechanics of elite ritual sacrifice as a method for harvesting bio photons and emotional energy. When a being dies, a burst of light loses coherence, creating an energetic shockwave that entities use to feed themselves or fuel specific agendas like wars. Kautz-Vella also links the tradition of eating meat and industrial cattle slaughter to these ancient black magic energy systems.