Topic: R L Masters

Guy Anderson recounts his personal experience joining a Masonic lodge at Great Queen Street in London to understand his father's rapid career advancement. He describes the organization as a networking tool for the police force and political advisors rather than a source of sacred knowledge. Anderson eventually left the order after finding the rituals and members focused more on professional gain than spiritual or historical truth.

In 1923, Nicholas Roerich reportedly received a fragment of the Chintamani Stone in a casket marked "Bankers Trust" while staying in Paris. This delivery was facilitated by Louis Levy Horch, a wealthy New York stockbroker and Roerich disciple who funded the construction of the Master Building in Manhattan. The building, dedicated to Roerich, features pyramidal architecture that mirrors the symbolic themes found in the Bankers Trust headquarters and the U.S. dollar.

Esoteric accounts claim the Chintamani Stone originated from the Sirius star system and was gifted to historical empire builders like King Solomon, Genghis Khan, and Akbar the Great. Nicholas Roerich believed the "mother stone" remained in Shambhala while fragments were sent to guide human evolution. The stone's journey to New York City culminated in its placement within the cornerstone of the Master Building, funded by 33rd-degree Mason Louis Levy Horch.

Leon Southgate describes his attempts to pursue a PhD at Bolton University and the subsequent disagreements regarding cell experiments. He details how the National Science Foundation and other institutions have historically blocked advanced research into cloud busters and free energy. The narrative highlights a shift in how master's level papers are perceived and suppressed by authorities when they touch on controversial physics.

Greg Carlwood describes visiting ancient cathedrals in Armenia with Graham Hancock that were built directly over natural springs. He suggests these structures were designed to use water as a mechanical or healing energy source. The conversation posits that humanity once lived in a "Golden Age" of abundance where master builders could harness natural forces before the current era of regulation and scarcity.

The Higherside Checks opening theme song plays, featuring lyrics about global puppet masters and the limitations of human knowledge. The song establishes the show's focus on exploring alternative viewpoints and questioning official narratives. Greg Carlwood is introduced as the host of the program.

Greg Carlwood questions how one can be certain that a vision of Jesus is not another deception by manipulative spirits. Kara Mosher recounts her transition from a $200-an-hour psychic medium to a believer in Christ after a visceral vision she initially mistook for an "ascended master." She describes the "fruits" of this experience, including her cessation of all divination and her eventual discovery of the Bible.

The discussion frames the Flat Earth movement as either a spiritual paradigm shift intended to restore a sense of intelligent design or a sophisticated intelligence-led psyop designed to make dissidents look ridiculous. It explores the tension between these two views, noting how the debate has created a litmus test within conspiracy culture. The narrative suggests that the movement may serve to distract critics from practical changes and criminal accountability.

The host introduces the concept of a planetary control system where ancient bloodlines manage humanity as an energy farm. This system is described as siphoning human suffering and stress for arconic overlords while maintaining a quarantine through consumption-driven entertainment and pharmaceutical solutions. The monologue sets the stage for a discussion on holistic alternatives and suppressed energy systems.

The conversation shifts to the spiritual and extraterrestrial entities that may oversee the human elite. Olson references Leo Zagami's work on "Invisible Masters" and the idea that certain bloodline members are assigned demonic or archonic mentors at birth. This spiritual control grid is presented as the force behind the suppression of human invention and the maintenance of the "prison planet" status quo.

Ronnie Pontiac explains Manly P. Hall’s concept of "Invisible Masters," a term borrowed from Theosophy and Rosicrucianism. Unlike modern malevolent interpretations of a "New World Order," Hall viewed it as a benevolent "College of Light" where enlightened individuals collaborate to improve the world, similar to the Star Trek Federation. This idealistic vision was rooted in the work of the educator Comenius and John Winthrop the Younger, aiming for a society where knowledge is shared freely to elevate humanity.

Nathaniel Gillis discusses the book Eros and Evil by R.L. Masters, which details historical accounts of "demonic flights" in witch literature. He describes cases where women believed they were copulating with demons, only for the "program" to fail, revealing metallic objects and technological prodding. This suggests that historical supernatural experiences were often simulated environments tailored to the victim's specific religious beliefs.

The Greek describes a spiritual gradient ranging from non-corporeal super beings down to "normies." He suggests that these beings, often referred to as Archons in Gnostic traditions, exhibit powers like walking through walls and longevity. He notes that history memorializes these beings in a much more tangible way than modern people realize, with specific information regarding their characteristics and maintenance of power.

Greg Carlwood shares research on the mystical history of Mount Shasta, including the legend of the "fountain of youth" at Shasta Springs. He notes that much of the land surrounding these sacred sites is now owned by the Saint Germain Foundation, a group founded by Guy Ballard following reported encounters with an Ascended Master. The discussion touches on the "I AM" movement and the local lore regarding underground Lemurian cities beneath the volcano.

Greg Carlwood introduces returning guest Dean Henderson, author of "Big Oil and Their Bankers in the Persian Gulf" and "Nephilim Crown 5G Apocalypse." The discussion frames current global events as part of a long-term strategy by a "Capstone Cabal" consisting of 13 bloodline families. Henderson, described as the headmaster of Conspiracy University, prepares to analyze how these forces manipulate the modern geopolitical landscape.

The source of magical intuition is attributed to potential entities like the Ascended Masters or a universal "Akashic Record" similar to the Fibonacci sequence. Practitioners are advised to process their intuitions through a "smell test" to ensure they make sense for their reality. Keeping a magical diary is emphasized as a way to track insights that may only become clear years after they are recorded.

Joseph Smith's involvement with Freemasonry is examined, noting he was raised to Master Mason in just three days shortly before his death. His brother Hyrum was named after the Masonic figure Hiram Abiff, suggesting deep family ties to the fraternity long before official records indicate. The guest notes that Masonic initiations historically included entheogenic elements, which may have influenced Smith's ritual designs.

The dialogue explores the ability of spirits to manifest physically without undergoing reincarnation. Jared claims that dark souls can occasionally manifest in the physical realm by acting in concert to harvest energy, though spirits of light more frequently manifest to protect or intervene in human affairs. This concept is compared to the historical idea of Ascended Masters who appear across different eras to provide guidance.

In collaboration with Life University, neuroscientists studied the brainwaves of individuals in Power of Eight groups. The research found a significant quieting of the parietal lobe, which governs the sense of separation, and the amygdala, which handles fear. The resulting brainwave signatures were nearly identical to those of Sufi masters and Buddhist monks in states of ecstatic prayer or oneness.

Fenton recounts a story from a Tibetan Dzogchen master regarding the discovery of a luminous white sphere hidden within a cliffside. The object, found through a meditative vision, was later said to be reclaimed by "divas" or spiritual entities, illustrating the existence of hidden, non-human technologies.