Topic: Orion

White connects Crowley's "Bornless Rite" to the ancient "Headless Rite" found in the Greek magical papyri, which refers to the dismembered god Osiris. He links this ritual to the Orion constellation and the Giza pyramid complex, noting that Crowley unknowingly performed a rite that aligned with much older star-temple traditions like those at Gobekli Tepe. This "accidental switching on of the spaceship" is presented as evidence of spirit-led guidance.

Shamans utilize a "psychoid pole" vibrating from the Earth's axis to move their consciousness between the forces of creation and entropy. While healers seek the upper world for health, those labeled as witches use the same frequency to access the lower world of disorder for revenge. Ritual enclosures, such as circular earthen walls, were designed to contain these straight-moving spiritual forces or align with specific constellations like Cygnus and Orion.

Knowles critiques the NASA Artemis mission's Orion capsule, describing the official imagery as overtly phallic and hermaphroditic. He links the mission name to Cybele, a goddess served by castrated priests. The segment also addresses the inclusion of legal documents from the Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition court case in fashion advertisements, a landmark ruling regarding simulated child pornography.

Greg Carlwood cites Linda Moulton Howe's research into holographic computational substrates found in crashed UFOs, where every small piece contains the data of the whole. Riel Wilmont connects this to "black goo" and the work of Harold Kautz-Vella, suggesting it is an AI delivery system from the Orion constellation. Wilmont further links this to "litholatry" or stone worship, specifically mentioning the Kaaba in Mecca as a potential conduit for this artificial intelligence overlay.

Greg Carlwood introduces guest Ryan Musgrave Evans, author of Children of Orion: Finding the Crypto-Terrestrials. The discussion frames the mystery of ancient pyramids, occult manifestation, and non-human interactions through Evans' investigative process of cross-comparing whistleblower accounts and personal experiences.

The "Children of Orion" title is explained through the recurring appearance of Orion's Belt in ancient structures like the Giza Pyramids and modern UFO cases. Evans highlights symbols reported by Antonio Villas-Boas and Julio Fernandez that feature three dots corresponding to the Alnitak, Alnilam, and Mintaka stars.

Craig Campobasso discusses the use of clones and AI "robotoids" by the Orion and Draconian empires for "dirty work." He recounts a personal sighting in Sedona, Arizona, where he observed individuals in a military vehicle whom he believed were soul-less clones. He recommends Tom Dongo as a primary resource for understanding the strange occurrences and portals associated with the Sedona region.

Artist Isamu Noguchi designed Hart Plaza in 1974 with a layout that mirrors the Giza Plateau, predating Robert Bauval's Orion correlation theory. Stemke discusses Noguchi's 1947 proposal for a "Face to be Seen from Mars," which bears a striking resemblance to later NASA images of the Cydonia region. The segment explores whether Noguchi received subconscious downloads or intentional esoteric knowledge during his travels in Egypt.

Mainstream history claims the Great Pyramid of Giza was a tomb for Pharaoh Khufu, yet no pharaoh has ever been found inside any Giza pyramid. Evidence shows that dynastic pharaohs were actually buried in the Valley of the Kings, 400 miles to the south. The engineering of the Great Pyramid, featuring 50-ton granite blocks and shafts aligned with Sirius and Orion, suggests it was built by a much older civilization with technology far superior to that of the dynastic Egyptians.

The conversation covers the case of Orion Krauss, a musician who murdered his family in 2017 near Fort Devens, Massachusetts. Chris Knowles connects this to his own fictional character, Kevin, and the real-world history of Fort Devens as a site of CIA intelligence schools and notorious murders. He describes the base as a "real-life Arkham Asylum" that housed figures like Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and Bernie Madoff, noting its connection to his own life traumas.

Andrew Collins' contributions to the study of ancient civilizations focus on Göbekli Tepe in Turkey, a site dating back to 9600 BC. This discovery challenged the mainstream archaeological timeline that placed the beginning of civilization at 4000 BC. Collins is also known for his research into the Cygnus constellation's alignment with the Giza pyramids, countering the traditional Orion Correlation Theory.

A collaborative effort between archaeologists and ethnographers at Texas State University revealed that mound builder symbols relate to a "Path of Souls" cosmology. This belief system centers on the constellations of Cygnus and Orion as gateways for the soul's journey after death. Greg Little and Andrew Collins utilized these findings to link North American mound rituals to broader ancient traditions regarding the stars.

During the winter solstice, mound builders performed rituals to release the free soul toward the western horizon as Orion's belt set. The three stars of the belt were viewed as the wrist of a "Hand Constellation," with the Orion Nebula (Messier 42) serving as a portal or "ogee" in the sky. Participants used stone tablets called planchettes and specific substances to facilitate this spiritual transition.

The segment covers the "Old Earth" versus "New Earth" theory, which claims the solar system has moved from the Sagittarius arm to the Orion spur of the Milky Way. SMQ links these shifts to spikes in the Schumann Resonance, the Earth's vibrational frequency. Experiencers report physical symptoms during these shifts, including ringing in the ears, headaches, and changes in human anatomy.

The relationship between the constellations Orion and Lyra is explored through the lens of the Phoenix archetype. Knowles identifies the Phoenix as a representation of Lyra and links it to the Osiris-Rex mission. He suggests the mission is a symbolic rendezvous between Orion (Osiris) and Lyra (the Phoenix/Bennu).

The discussion explores the 10,000 BC astronomical alignments of the Giza pyramids and the Sphinx, referencing Robert Bauval's Orion correlation theory. Scranton connects these Egyptian sites to megalithic structures on Orkney Island, Scotland, noting that DNA testing links the inhabitants to the Fertile Crescent around 6,000 BC. These connections are further supported by linguistic similarities and shared burial traditions between the UK and the Indian Shakti cult.

Chris Knowles interprets the Book of Revelation as a coded astrological map, specifically Chapter 12's journey through the constellations. He connects various myths and Disney characters to star formations like Orion, Taurus, and Lyra. This "Star Magic" is presented as a high-initiate system used by secret societies to parse deep occult meanings.

The host outlines his personal worldview, blending Gnosticism, animism, and decentralization. He laments the "dumbing down" of society through digital distractions and controlled education, which prevents deep philosophical discourse. A preview of the "Plus" segment mentions the Orion Kraus murder case, the influence of "The Nine," and the binary symbolism of the 10-01 date of the Vegas shooting.

Following the interview, the host reflects on the spiral model of the solar system and the "Electric Universe" paradigm. He questions how ancient megalithic sites like Carahunge in Armenia maintain perfect alignment with Orion's Belt if all stars are in constant, complex motion. The segment explores the tension between alternative physics models and the observed precision of ancient astronomical markers.

Modern NASA footage for the Orion project features engineer Kelly Smith warning that radiation belts must be solved before sending humans through them, contradicting the Apollo-era claim that they were harmless. This discrepancy raises questions about how 1960s astronauts survived the trip without specialized shielding. Beyond the belts, astronauts would also face constant bombardment from high-energy cosmic rays and solar particles.