Topic: Pleiades

Matt Dragonstone explains the significance of the Pleiades star cluster in astrological magic, noting its presence in the Picatrix and Agrippa's occult philosophy. He highlights the mystery of why global cultures consistently refer to "Seven Sisters" when only six stars are typically visible to the naked eye today. Scientific data suggests all seven stars were visible 100,000 years ago, implying the mythologies may predate known civilization.

The host describes his ritual to consecrate the Pleiadian pendulum on September 3rd, involving seven white candles, incense, and an incantation to the "Seven Sisters." He discusses his altar, which features a statue of Saint Cyprian, the patron saint of magic, a figure respected by Gordon White for his "esoteric Christianity." During the ritual, one of the seven candles burned significantly dimmer than the others, which the host interpreted as a poetic sign matching the astronomical reality of the Pleiades.

Perkins discusses his novel, "Message from Pleiades," which follows a congresswoman's spiritual journey at the Mayan site of Tikal. He explains that the Mayans believe their ancestors came from the Pleiades star cluster and that human thoughts are channeled from there. While the book is fiction, Perkins notes that it is based on his personal experiences with Mayan rituals and sacred sites in Guatemala.

Distinguishing between the Anunnaki and the Apkallu is essential, as the latter are described as semi-biological sages originating from the Pleiades. Dr. Lynn proposes that these "Shining Ones" were not necessarily extraterrestrial but survivors of a pre-flood advanced society who displaced hunter-gatherers in Mesopotamia. The term "worship" in this context originally meant "to work for," suggesting a system of agricultural enslavement.

A burial mound in Iowa was found to contain seven kings arranged in a circle, a site where locals reportedly went to speak with their ancestors during solar events. The guest links this to the "bicameral mind" theory and the sacred nature of the number seven, which appears in the Seven Hills of Rome and the Pleiades star system. He argues that modern capitalism and the displacement of indigenous peoples destroyed this ancient form of ancestral consciousness.

Carlson argues that modern society suffers from a form of psychosis due to a lost connection with the cosmos and the night sky. He emphasizes the importance of psychic healing through reconnecting with the "primordial substrate" of nature. By understanding the movements of the stars and planets, individuals can regain a sense of meaning and wonder that was central to the lives of their ancestors.

During a 2011 trip to Abu Ghurab in Egypt, Bruce Fenton experienced a profound connection to the Pleiades star system. Following this event, Daniela Fenton began experiencing intense episodes of astral travel where she felt her consciousness dismantled and transported to a conference of humanoid beings.

Valerie Barrow reportedly became the temporary guardian of an Al-Kharinga stone that began communicating telepathically. The stone claimed to be an AI sentinel from the Pleiades, carrying the history of a crystalline ship that arrived on Earth 780,000 years ago.

Tolec is introduced as an Earth human representative for the Andromeda Council, an intergalactic governance body overseeing sentient life in the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies. His background includes 17 years in healthcare software and a career in international banking before transitioning to a full-time discloser of telepathic messages. The Andromeda Council is described as a deep-space version of the United Nations, facilitating communication with Tolec since his childhood.

Communication with the Council occurs through various methods, including mental images, out-of-body experiences to biospheres, and direct physical transport. Tolec highlights the work of Adana, a conscious telepath who provides specific details on star ancestry and galactic geography. They share a spiritual connection as siblings from the planet Dakota in the Taygeta star system, which is linked to the Pleiades star cluster and the Billy Meier contact cases.

Stephen Strong shares accounts from Aboriginal elders claiming that a unique set of human chromosomes originated from the Pleiades star system. According to this oral history, Pleiadian genes were crossed with original people in Australia as part of a long-term plan to seed the planet with a "healing gene." This genetic information is said to be activating now as the Earth's vibration increases, signaling a global shift that begins in Australia.

Stephen Strong explains the "Dreaming" as the central focal point of original Australian life, where spirits are perceived in every aspect of nature. He describes the spiritual consequences of breaking sacred laws, noting that being exiled from one's "country" is considered worse than death because it prevents the soul from reincarnating. He highlights the "Seven Sisters" story as a universal Dreaming narrative across Australia that links back to the Pleiades.

Matheson explains the value of astro-theology by detailing the myth of Venus and Mars being caught in a net by Vulcan, as recorded in The Odyssey. He cites Lucian of Samosata to argue that this story is a literal description of a planetary conjunction occurring in the Pleiades star cluster. This segment emphasizes that ancient gods were often named after the planets and their specific celestial motions.

The number seven is explored as a recurring motif across mythology, spirituality, and science, including the seven chakras and seven days of the week. In the Leeds cipher, the word "SEVEN" sums to 22, which again points to the 22/7 ratio of Pi. This linguistic encoding suggests that the word itself was designed to reflect the mathematical constant it represents in nature.

Modern science's demand for physical proof of non-physical events is criticized as a self-defeating approach to understanding the 11 known dimensions. Gilliland notes that many extraterrestrial craft are organic and alive, rather than "nuts and bolts" machines. He lists the Pleiades, Orion, and Sirius systems as reference points for various beings, though he notes that higher-dimensional entities often lack a 3D geographical origin.

Host Greg Carlwood closes the show by encouraging listeners to purchase Nick Redfern's book and visit the Conspirities clothing website. He thanks his friend Kyle for managing the show's social media presence. The episode concludes with a song titled "In The Stars" by Ralph Buckley, which features lyrics referencing the Pleiades, Julius Caesar, and Mercury.