Topic: Daylight Savings

Eric Dollard criticizes Daylight Savings Time as an unnatural system that disrupts social balance and technical navigation. He explains how it interferes with determining true north using shadows and affects shortwave radio propagation. Dollard views the time shift as a covert disruptive process designed to keep the population out of balance.

Wan highlights the artificiality of time by pointing to daylight savings and time zones, noting that one can stand with one foot in two different "times." He argues that freeing the mind requires tapping back into what is objectively real, such as the rising sun. He concludes that these techniques are not just abstract exercises but can lead to real-world impacts, such as the healing of his father's perspective on their family history.

Crow777 introduces the term "Sky Clock" to replace the baggage-heavy terms of astronomy and astrology. He explains how natural cycles, such as the spawning of the Great Barrier Reef, are governed by this clock. He critiques daylight savings time as a deliberate manipulation intended to desynchronize human beings from natural celestial rhythms and the "godly clock."

Crow explains that the only true divisions of time are the solstices and equinoxes, which the elite use for ritual purposes. He criticizes the Gregorian and Julian calendars for obscuring the natural first of the year in March, represented by Saint Andrew. He also points out the artificiality of daylight savings time, noting that Phoenix, Arizona, does not participate, and argues that the term "equinox" itself is a form of linguistic spellcraft.

Observations of Saturn from both the East and West coasts revealed a 180-degree flip in the planet's angle that reportedly does not align with standard astronomical expectations. The conversation shifts to the psychological impact of small pattern changes, such as Daylight Savings Time and the shift in musical tuning frequencies. These changes are described as tools to knock human energy systems out of harmony.

The hosts critique the linear time model, arguing that natural time is cyclical and harmonic. They discuss how daylight savings time is used to keep people out of touch with their environment and internal rhythms. Greg Carlwood proposes a "fishbowl" metaphor where human elites are like piranhas ruling over other fish, while multi-dimensional entities like Archons or Nephilim are the architects of the bowl itself.