Topic: Mona Lisa

The ancient practice of "breathing life" into statues to create a localized point for spirit contact is discussed as a common element in Greek and Egyptian temples. Dr. Skinner references the methods of Czechoslovakian magician Franz Bardon for embedding spirits into physical objects. He shares a personal experience at a Taoist temple in Cambodia where the spiritual presence was so palpable that even a skeptic would feel the atmosphere, contrasting it with the "empty" feeling of many modern European sites.

Mark Booth explains that the Mona Lisa was created as a magical space for the goddess Isis to inhabit, functioning similarly to a channeling device or Ouija board. He suggests that great works of art are designed to allow viewers to commune with higher spirits. This perspective views high art not just as aesthetic, but as a functional tool for spiritual interaction.

The host concludes the episode by teasing upcoming guests for December and January. He signs off with his signature catchphrase before transitioning into the closing musical segment. The episode ends with a song themed around the "Higher Side" and the supernatural topics discussed.