Topic: Classics

The guests lament the loss of classical education, noting that students used to learn Greek and Latin as a standard. They discuss the practice of "incubation," where ancient mystics would lie in dark places to receive laws or healing from gods like Asclepius. They argue that Westerners are often unaware that their civilization is built upon these sacred, mystical foundations.

Dr. Amon Hillman, a scholar with a PhD in Classics and a background in Bacteriology, joins the program to discuss suppressed historical narratives regarding drug use and institutional child abuse in antiquity. The introduction highlights Hillman's critical view of academia, where established reputations often prevent the correction of the historical record even when faced with new evidence. Hillman's work focuses on reinserting taboo subjects into the study of ancient Greece, Rome, and biblical history.

Dr. Stephen Skinner, a leading authority on classical magic and the author of over 36 books, joins the program to discuss the restoration of ancient magical texts. The conversation highlights the historical suppression of magical knowledge by the Holy Roman Empire and the Christian church, which viewed direct spiritual access as a threat to institutional dominance. Dr. Skinner’s academic background in Classics and his role in introducing authentic Feng Shui to the West are also noted.

George Wiseman discusses "Protocol Six," focusing on the concept of water memory and the ability to impress information onto "new water." He cites experiments involving plants reacting to music-imprinted water and cattle responding to the stress signatures of processing plants. Wiseman suggests that new water created by the AquaCure can be used for advanced homeopathy by absorbing the energetic signatures of medicines or minerals.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces Dr. Stephen Skinner, a leading authority on classical magic and ancient grimoires. Skinner, who holds a PhD in Classics, has authored over 36 books and is credited with introducing authentic Feng Shui to the Western world in 1976. The discussion frames the history of magic as a suppressed natural technology targeted by the Holy Roman Empire.

The conversation shifts to the subatomic level, explaining how neutral atoms are composed of electrical particles that can form tiny electric dipoles. Thornhill argues that gravity is a weak electrical force resulting from the distortion of these dipoles within matter. He references an article from the Journal of Classical Physics regarding the structure of the electron as a repeating pattern of charge.

Mr. Gates posits that hip-hop is an effective tool for subconscious programming because its structure mimics nursery rhymes and magical incantations. He cites studies on infants' reactions to classical music to demonstrate how music is intimately connected to human brain development and speech. Corporations are said to use these rhythmic patterns to ensure advertisements stick in the mind.