Topic: Lam

Dana Kippel and Greg Carlwood discuss the "Gray" alien as a potentially fabricated archetype seeded by cultural engineers or occultists like Aleister Crowley. Kippel shares her perspective that these beings are 4D archetypes created by human fear. She reflects on her own memories of being "experimented on," eventually concluding they were plasmatic interpretations of personal trauma rather than physical abductions.

Former reality star Tila Tequila claimed that the deaths of actor Paul Walker and Canadian student Elisa Lam were ritualistic murders. Tequila alleged that these events were directly linked to a personal experience she had the previous year involving a criminal network. Listeners are encouraged to contact Tequila to persuade her to appear on the podcast to discuss these allegations further.

In 1918, Aleister Crowley reportedly conjured an entity named Lam, whose physical description—large bald head, tiny nose, and penetrating eyes—closely matches modern descriptions of "Grey" aliens. This suggests that Greys may be interdimensional entities rather than extraterrestrials from other planets. The work of Whitley Strieber in his book Communion is also discussed as a bridge between alien abduction and magical synchronicity.