Topic: Luxor

Luxor comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from October 2017 to December 2021.

October 2017 December 2021

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Chris Knowles | This Year In Synchromysticism: Mithras, Music Festivals, & Mummy Parades
• 40:19 - 43:37

Chris Knowles | This Year In Synchromysticism: Mithras, Music Festivals, & Mummy Parades

Egyptian Mummy Parade and the Luxor-Las Vegas Connection

The discussion covers the 2021 parade of 22 pharaohs in Luxor, Egypt, and its synchromystic links to the Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas. Carlwood notes a pattern of deaths involving musicians like Chris Cornell, Chester Bennington, and Lil Peep, all occurring near sites with "Shepherd Boy" or Egyptian symbolism. Knowles adds a political layer by mentioning Senator Kristen Gillibrand’s role in a new UFO desk and her family's alleged ties to the NXIVM cult.

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Chris Knowles | Heaven Or Las Vegas: Sirens, Saucers, & Psyops
• 7:23 - 10:53

Chris Knowles | Heaven Or Las Vegas: Sirens, Saucers, & Psyops

Las Vegas, Heaven or Las Vegas, Symbolic War in Heaven

The analysis centers on the 2017 Las Vegas shooting and its symbolic ties to the Cocteau Twins album Heaven or Las Vegas. Chris Knowles discusses his interrupted radio appearance with Richard Hoagland and the blatant occult architecture of the Luxor Sphinx and black pyramid. The event is framed as a manifestation of a "war in heaven" occurring within the symbolic realm.

Ole Dammegard | The Vegas Shooting: Inconsistencies & Strange Symbolism
• 49:53 - 53:22

Ole Dammegard | The Vegas Shooting: Inconsistencies & Strange Symbolism

Numerology and Architecture, Luxor Pyramid Symbolism

The architectural layout of the Las Vegas shooting site is analyzed for occult significance, focusing on the Luxor pyramid and its adjacent obelisk. The use of the 32nd floor is linked to Masonic degrees, and comparisons are made to the symbolic placement of a pyramid near the site of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. These structures are described as "calling cards" for the organizations orchestrating the events.