Topic: Capricorn

A temporal link is established between "The Shining" and Tim Burton’s "Batman," both starring Jack Nicholson as characters named Jack. The films are separated by 474 weeks (237 x 2), with the midpoint being the release of "2010: The Year We Make Contact," directed by Peter Hyams. Hyams, who shares a birthday with Kubrick, also directed "Capricorn One," a film about a faked Mars mission, further weaving the theme of space deception.

The conversation examines specific physical requirements that challenge the Gleason’s Map or AE map, such as the direction of sunsets in the Southern Hemisphere. Campanella explains that the sun setting right-to-left in the south and the existence of a stationary South Celestial Pole in Punta Arenas confirm a spherical geometry. He argues that no alternative flat map can account for these observed solar paths and the symmetrical nature of the equinox.

The long-term transit of Pluto through Capricorn is credited with the corporatization of governance and the rise of oligarchies over the last 14 years. As Pluto prepares to move into Aquarius in 2024, Ross Ben warns that impersonal social controls could become even more powerful. He stresses that 2022 is a pivotal year for individuals to perform "shadow work" to prepare for the tightening of these societal screws.

Ross Benn explains his November 2019 prediction of a global resource reset triggered by planetary alignments in Capricorn. He identifies the January 12th Saturn-Pluto conjunction as the catalyst for current economic shifts, including oil price wars and industry collapses. Benn suggests that while Saturn brings hardship, the upcoming Jupiter-Pluto conjunction in April may offer new opportunities for those with internet-focused businesses.

The astrological forecast for 2020 is dominated by Capricorn energy, which White describes as a grounding force that brings truth to previous "fog-of-war" propaganda. This energy is expected to lead to more revelations regarding the Russiagate investigation and the Jeffrey Epstein network. White notes that while these revelations are necessary, they can be traumatic for those who have invested years in mainstream narratives.

White addresses shortcomings in modern magical and witchcraft discourse, specifically criticizing the characterization of witchcraft as a "white middle-class feminist empowerment" movement. He argues that this perspective is unexamined and limits the potential of the practice. The Capricorn energy of 2020 is cited as a force for precision and the removal of these limiting cultural filters.

The movement of Saturn into Capricorn is discussed, highlighting the sign's traditional representation as a "mer-goat" or fish-tailed goat. While modern astrology focuses on Capricorn's earthiness, traditional texts associate Saturn in this position with "death by drowning" or seaside professions. This "siren song" motif is interpreted as a potential lure for the public into a state of powerlessness, acting as a modern "opiate of the people."

The ecliptic is presented as the ultimate teacher, mapping the sun's path through the equinoxes and solstices. The Feast of St. Thomas on July 3rd is linked to the month of Tammuz and the sun's proximity to Earth during perihelion. Referencing Walter Russell, the "secret of creation" is identified as the sine wave, with the biblical figures of Adam and Eve representing the "atom" and the "ave" (wave) interacting with the sine and cosine of the solar year.

Jay Weidner's research into Stanley Kubrick's alleged role in faking moon footage using front screen projection is examined. The segment references the film Capricorn One as a template for how a Mars mission could be faked. Additionally, the guest addresses claims of astronaut UFO sightings, attributing them to advanced terrestrial technology rather than extraterrestrial origins.