Topic: Patrick

The 2019 El Paso Walmart shooter, Patrick Wood Crucius, is linked to the Timberlawn mental hospital in Dallas through his father's employment there. Timberlawn, which was shut down following reports of patient abuse, was known for unconventional treatments involving hypnosis and multiple personality disorders. Crucius's father reportedly authored a book on transcendental meditation and "Christ consciousness" shortly before the massacre.

Soraya lists influential guests and researchers, including Patrick Harper (Demonic Reality) and George Hansen (The Trickster and the Paranormal). The discussion covers Nick Redfern’s theory that the Roswell crash involved human experimentation rather than aliens, and Douglas Dietrich’s claims regarding Japanese prisoners of war. These researchers are highlighted for their ability to provide cohesive frameworks for high strangeness.

The host references Patrick Harper’s work on "demonic reality" and the concept of a personal daemon acting as a liaison between the physical and astral planes. Schwab shares a personal experience where a "higher order being" or daemon briefly took over his perception to provide a non-verbal revelation shared by a friend. This encounter is described as an "energetic double" showing the individual a necessary truth to fulfill their purpose.

The conversation explores the role of the shaman as a healer who retrieves vital information from the spirit world to treat patients in the physical realm. Out-of-body and near-death experiences are characterized as purposeful journeys intended to gather eternal lessons rather than mere thrills. A significant challenge identified is the inadequacy of human language to describe these non-physical dimensions, as words are designed for a reality defined by the five senses.

Greg Carlwood introduces author Patrick Harper, highlighting his expertise in the "daemonic" and the history of the imagination. Harper is the author of several influential works including *Daemonic Reality*, *The Philosopher's Secret Fire*, and *The Secret Tradition of the Soul*. The introduction notes Harper's previous appearances on the show and his unique ability to curate forgotten ideas from Western history to challenge modern materialism.

The history of Saint Patrick is reframed as a Roman-led mission to exterminate the Druids in Ireland and Wales. LaCroix describes the Druids as the last public protectors of ancient "pagan" knowledge regarding consciousness and cosmic balance. Following their destruction, the remaining keepers of this knowledge went underground, forming the basis for secret societies like the Knights Templar. While these groups initially aimed to preserve pure moral codes, many eventually became corrupted by the pursuit of power and control.

The Higherside Chats (THC) is transitioning from a word-of-mouth show to a more structured growth phase after 12 years of operation. While growth has slowed, the podcasting landscape has shifted toward high-production "well-oiled machines" like Patrick Bet-David’s PBD Podcast and Flagrant. These competitors utilize large teams, agents, and mainstream-adjacent content to dwarf independent alternative shows. Despite the overlap in guests like Whitney Webb or RFK Jr., the focus remains on maintaining independence while navigating a professionalized industry and a tightening economy.

The host selects "Demonic Reality" by Patrick Harper as his number four pick, praising its dense, Jungian-influenced map of where paranormal entities reside in the human psyche and the world. Gordon White reveals he almost included the same book at number ten, noting that Harper provides a necessary framework for understanding the data found in other paranormal research. They discuss the clarity Harper brings to "daimonic" entities and their function in reality.

Schwab introduces the concept of "psycho-security" as a method for navigating the modern psychological landscape through ancestral rituals and physical activity. He warns against the dangers of "doom scrolling," which he characterizes as a sacrificial ritual that feeds virtual entities with human time and attention. Actionable advice includes delaying internet use for the first two hours of the day, lifting weights, and engaging in meaningful habitual rituals to anchor consciousness in the physical and divine realms.

Ryan Patrick Burns, host of the Hero Paranormal podcast and founder of Space Wolf Research LLC, returns to discuss developments at Skinwalker Ranch in Utah since 2019. The discussion identifies Brandon Fugal as the owner of Adamantium Real Estate LLC, the entity that purchased the ranch from Robert Bigelow in 2016. Burns describes the increased security at the perimeter and the commercialization of the "Skinwalker Ranch" trademark following the launch of the popular television series.

Tony Merkel announces an upcoming documentary filming expedition to a property in Utah that borders Skinwalker Ranch. Because the ranch itself is privately owned and litigious, the production focuses on the surrounding area where locals report similar bizarre activity. The project aims to explore the broader history and native perspectives of the region's high strangeness.

Greg Carlwood summarizes his current model for paranormal phenomena, blending Patrick Harper's "Daemonic Reality" with Dr. Greg Little's plasma theories. He suggests that cryptids and other encounters are likely aspects of a single multi-dimensional "bleed over" facilitated by plasma. Carlwood also reflects on his decision to stay in his "lane" as a host rather than becoming a full-time field investigator.

Greg Carlwood introduces guests Patrick and Merrily Harper to discuss the intersection of myth, mystery, and modern sightings. Patrick Harper returns to discuss his previous work on the soul and the daemonic, while Merrily Harper introduces her research on anomalous big cats in Britain. The discussion frames these encounters as entities that challenge the materialist worldview.

Greg Carlwood reflects on the work of Patrick Jordan regarding serum sickness and the long-term effects of vaccines. The discussion touches on more esoteric themes, including the influence of archons and the potential for AI and pollution to "break" the physical reality designed by nature.

Greek mythology reflects the Anunnaki struggle through the figures of Poseidon, who carries Enki's trident, and Zeus, who is associated with Enlil's eagle. The Christian depiction of Satan with a pitchfork is an intentional inversion of Enki and his trident, designed to demonize the figure who provided humanity with knowledge. This pattern of "driving out the snakes" is also seen in the legend of Saint Patrick, which symbolized the destruction of the Druids and their ancient wisdom.

The significance of the number 17 is traced back to the death of Osiris on the 17th day of the month. Knowles explains how this number has permeated history, from the establishment of the Grand Lodge of England to modern political movements.

The speakers explore the "pan-paranormal" possibility that a single phenomenon underlies UFOs, fairies, ghosts, and Bigfoot, often manifesting as orbs of light. They reference Patrick Harper’s work on the "imaginal realm" to explain how these entities might transition into our physical reality.

In a solo wrap-up, Carlwood discusses the importance of Vitamin D in mitigating the severity of COVID-19, citing data mentioned by Dr. Rhonda Patrick. He explores how melanin levels and modern indoor lifestyles contribute to deficiencies, particularly in minority communities, and argues that simple health solutions should reduce public paranoia.

Following the meeting with Admiral Wilson, Dr. Greer briefed General Patrick Hughes, the Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, who was also denied access to the secret projects. Greer characterizes this level of secrecy as treasonous and unconstitutional, as it decapitates the legal chain of command. This systemic blockage led to the decision to bring military and government witnesses to the National Press Club.

Carlwood explores the idea that many different autoimmune conditions might just be various reactions to a single lack of nutrients or toxic exposure. He mentions Patrick Jordan's theory that modern disease stems from vaccine damage. He concludes that regardless of the exact truth, living by the "four factors" is a healthier alternative to the current corporate-driven medical system.