Topic: Lucifer Telescope

Greg Carlwood discusses the Vatican's interest in advanced astronomy and the "Lucifer" telescope, speculating on their search for cosmic DNA. He introduces the concept of "esoteric biological sciences," which explores the relationship between light, frequency, and the holographic nature of DNA. The segment mentions "Shaman Janir" and the use of frequency to regrow human tissue, such as a mangled thumb, in a manner similar to salamander regeneration.

Knowles analyzes the naming conventions of NASA programs like OSIRIS-REx and the Vatican's Lucifer telescope as magical acts of invocation. He argues that using ancient names is a method of accruing power and channeling specific energies, such as invoking Mars at the Roswell Army Air Force base. The segment posits that these practices continue because they produce tangible results for those in power.

The Vatican's observatory on Mount Graham in Arizona is described as a site for monitoring extraterrestrial activity. Zagami claims that Jesuit operators must wait for UFOs to move out of the way to observe specific planets using the "Lucifer" telescope.

Clyde Lewis discusses the Vatican's interest in space, specifically their use of the "Lucifer" telescope in Arizona to search for "Wormwood" and extraterrestrials. He explains the religious fascination with the Orion Nebula and the House of Ophiuchus, which are rumored to be the origins of ancient gods. Lewis also connects the symbolism of the snake on a pole to both Moses and the modern dollar sign.