Topic: Great Spirit

Great Spirit comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from February 2017 to November 2025.

February 2017 November 2025

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Plus Member Bonus Show: Cattle Mutilations & The Knife Of God
• 1:33 - 2:14

Plus Member Bonus Show: Cattle Mutilations & The Knife Of God

Bison Spirit Hypothesis and Cattle Mutilation Geographic Patterns

A provocative theory suggests that cattle mutilations occur exclusively in geographic regions formerly inhabited by bison. This hypothesis posits that a metaphysical entity or the "Great Bison Spirit" is reacting to humanity's historical treatment of the bison population. Data indicates that over half of these incidents involve farmers being led to the kill sites by mysterious lights in the sky.

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Susan Clark | The 5G Conspiracy, Radiofrequency Radiation, & Eco-Genocide
• 57:45 - 1:01:59

Susan Clark | The 5G Conspiracy, Radiofrequency Radiation, & Eco-Genocide

Algaecide Exposure, Spiritual Mission, Wireless Elimination

Susan Clark shares a personal story of becoming severely ill after exposure to algaecide in a lake, which led to a life-altering battle with chemical sensitivity. She describes a spiritual experience where she was told to view all people as her children, shifting her focus toward a mission of global advocacy. She calls for the total elimination of wireless radiation, geoengineering, and toxic chemicals to protect the planet's eight billion inhabitants.

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Shamangineer | Earth Alchemy, Plant Spirits, & Engineered Abundance
• 0:05 - 2:20

Shamangineer | Earth Alchemy, Plant Spirits, & Engineered Abundance

Shaman Janir, Ether Theory and Pre-Colonial Abundance

Host Greg Carlwood introduces the return of Shaman Janir for a series of discussions focused on the elements. Following a previous episode on air and airships, this conversation focuses on the "Earth" element, specifically examining pre-colonial North America. The discussion aims to reframe Native American societies not as simple hunter-gatherers, but as advanced engineers of environmental abundance through permaculture and spiritual practices.