Topic: Girona

Demiurgic technology, such as the Grail Stone, is described as an alien artifact capable of altering the etheric matrix code of reality. Parallels are drawn to the "gifting fields" in the Nevada desert where the Invisible College searches for meta-materials, and a healing stone in Girona, Spain, referred to as "Lucifer." These objects are viewed as physical manifestations from higher planes intended to reshape the physical world.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces an interview with author Patrice Chaplin regarding her experiences with Mount Canigoo and mystical portals. The discussion was facilitated by Miguel Conner and a publisher named Xochitl, who lives near the host. Due to Chaplin's age and scheduling, the interview was recorded in three separate chunks over the course of a week, with the final segment being stitched together for the full two-hour Plus member version.

Greg Carlwood critiques the materialist model of Western culture, suggesting it suppresses spiritual and multi-dimensional knowledge to maintain wealth structures. He introduces Patrice Chaplin's memoirs, which detail her initiation into a Kabbalistic tradition preserved by a secret society in Girona, Spain. This society reportedly included members such as Salvador Dali, Jean Cocteau, and Howard Hughes, focusing on magical rites and natural portal locations.

Chaplin explains that the Habsburgs paid Sauniere a high price for his findings but effectively kept him prisoner at Rennes-le-Chateau. To prevent him from leaving with his wealth, a neighboring priest was ritually murdered as a warning. This enforcement ensured the protection of secrets regarding the towers and portals, which various empires and the Vatican have historically sought to control or suppress through violence and genocide.

Chaplin discusses the physical markers of the portal system, specifically the tower in Girona and its mirror twin built by Sauniere in Rennes-le-Chateau. These structures act as "bookends" for an energy line that wells up at the peak of Mount Canigoo. While some debate the exact Golden Mean proportions of these sites, they are intended to mark a specific multi-dimensional aperture.

The "Lady with the Cup" is described as a spirit being who provides access to higher dimensions and knowledge. Chaplin suggests that sacred relics like the Grail or the Ark of the Covenant may be spiritual vessels that change shape over time. She notes that 19th-century sightings of this lady in Girona were so frequent that the Church eventually suppressed the reports, re-branding the apparitions as visions of Jesus to fit orthodox narratives.

Girona is described as a "place of stone" where historical events are energetically recorded. Chaplin recalls taking a BBC recording outfit to the city and capturing the voice of a Jewish woman from the era of the expulsion. She posits that certain sounds and visions are intended to open human perception to dimensions beyond the standard physical plane.

Chaplin mentions a dangerous secret held in a specific mountain cave in Girona that "transforms space" and causes lightning flashes of intelligence. She concludes by promoting her upcoming film, "Girona the Immortal," distributed by AMG Corp, and a new book that will reveal further details about the Girona mysteries and the "Stone Cradle."

Greg Carlwood reflects on the difficulty of recording the interview over Facebook Messenger and the significance of adding Patrice Chaplin's story to the show's archive. He reiterates the connection between Howard Hughes, NASA, and the suppression of portal technology. Carlwood emphasizes that the French Pyrenees contain a landscape-scale pentagram that the Vatican sought to monopolize for spiritual authority.

Andrew Gough recounts his collaboration with the late Philip Coppens and his research into the mystery of Rennes-le-Chateau. He suggests that the wealth discovered by Priest Bérenger Saunière in 1891 may have originated from secrets in Girona, Spain, rather than the local French village. The work of author Patrice Chaplin is introduced as a primary source for understanding the esoteric Christian sects protecting this knowledge.

Andrew Gough explains how specific towers in Rennes-le-Chateau and Girona align with Mount Canigou to form a "portal" in the landscape. He shares an anecdote from Patrice Chaplin about an alchemist opening a portal in a London churchyard, allowing for a non-linear experience of time. These sites are described as physical locations where specific rituals can facilitate contact with other dimensions or entities.

Andrew Gough shares a personal story about traveling to Girona to find the "Blue Apples" mentioned in Rennes-le-Chateau lore. He discovered that the term refers to blue stone tombstones in a specific cemetery, which Patrice Chaplin claimed belonged to the apostles. The anecdote concludes with a humorous account of a physical altercation with Chaplin regarding the protection of these mysteries.

Gough describes his three-year intensive study with a female Kabbalist in Girona who had previously taught Salvador Dali and Jean Cocteau. He characterizes the teachings as "Rudolf Steiner on acid," involving a massive archive of symbolism and metaphysical data. Despite the opportunity to inherit her extensive files, Gough was unable to accommodate the sheer volume of the physical collection.