Topic: Sophia

The discussion turns to Gnosticism and the historical Cathars, with Kurt Metzger critiquing the "world is evil" branch of Gnostic thought. He uses a Star Wars analogy, suggesting that a "scumbag" creator (the Demiurge) took over a good creation to charge for things that should be free. They debate whether the material world is inherently bad or simply an illusionary plane managed by Archons.

Steven Crimey and his wife Chris join the program to discuss his 600-page work, "Hermes Runs The Game." The book examines the COVID-19 pandemic as an occult ritual and an inversion of ancient myths. The couple operates Logo Sophia, an independent publishing house dedicated to works on practical mysticism, permaculture, and Steiner's biodynamics.

The episode concludes with a review of the previous show's rating, where guest Sophia Smallstorm received a 4.1. Carlwood lists upcoming listener meetups in Santa Fe, the Netherlands, Texas, and Portland. He encourages listeners to visit highersidemeetups.com to organize their own events and thanks the audience for supporting the show through THC Plus subscriptions.

Researcher Sophia Smallstorm returns to the program after a four-year hiatus to discuss her ongoing investigations into health, environmental hazards, and hidden agendas. Smallstorm maintains the Avatar Update newsletter and the AboutTheSky.com blog, where she explores topics ranging from cellular radiation to transhumanism. The conversation opens with a brief discussion regarding her recent move and her observations on environmental issues like wildfires and geoengineering.

Harold Kautz-Vella argues that technology is an extraterrestrial influence rather than a human invention, contrasting it with natural spirituality. He describes biology as a mirror of a holographic collective consciousness referred to as Sophia or Gaia, which functions through M-state matter and biophotons. The discussion warns against the transhumanistic fusion of technology and biology, suggesting it degrades natural systems into binary field structures.

The Disney castle logo is analyzed as a representation of Mount Meru and the Rupes Negra, a magnetic mountain at the North Pole depicted in Mercator maps. The guest claims Walt Disney was initiated into occult truths, using animation to seed information about the dome and hollow earth. The "shooting star" in the logo is interpreted as a plasma filament arching over the firmament, while the castle represents the central pillar of the world.

Wayne Bush proposes that the Gnostic Demiurge is an artificial intelligence or a hive mind computer lacking true spirit. He suggests this entity collects data through billions of human life reviews to learn about emotions like love, which it cannot experience naturally. This theory aligns the Gnostic concept of the Archons with modern transhumanism and the potential merging of humanity with machines to serve a digital collective.

Dr. Kujawa debunks the myth that Mary Magdalene was a prostitute, tracing the misconception to a scriptural error made by Pope Gregory I in 591 AD. Gnostic texts like the Gospel of Mary and the Gospel of Philip portray her as Jesus's most advanced disciple and "special partner," often drawing jealousy from the apostle Peter. These texts suggest she received esoteric teachings that were not shared with the other male disciples.

Peter Mark Adams previews his upcoming project, The Tower of Kronos, which explores the continuation of the Rites of Eleusis initiatory lineage. He explains how these ancient mystery rites eventually inspired the sacred architecture of the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul. The segment concludes with a call to action for listeners to master healing techniques to change their personal realities.

To navigate mask mandates during travel, some individuals are using specialized cheesecloth masks designed by Sophia Smallstorm that appear standard but allow for easier breathing. One host shares an anecdote about purchasing these for his pregnant wife for a flight to Missouri. Other alternatives mentioned include plastic chin guards and clear face shields, though these are often rejected by airline staff.

The host discusses the mixed nature of public interactions, noting that while most listeners are supportive, a small minority of "creepy" encounters has previously discouraged him from hosting meetups. He expresses hope that the San Diego event will be attended by guests like Alex Zakaris and Sophia Smallstorm. The goal is to eventually establish a calendar system for listeners to organize their own local meetups across the country.

Greg Carlwood introduces returning guest Sophia Smallstorm for her fifth appearance on the show to discuss the technocratic takeover of society. The conversation references her previous work on biological darkness, cell phone radiation, and the impact of glyphosate on holistic health. Smallstorm is framed as a critic of the digital age and a defender of natural life against machine integration.

Greg Carlwood welcomes researcher Sophia Smallstorm back for her fourth appearance on the program to discuss the intersection of big pharma and digital technocracy. Smallstorm is recognized for her work on geoengineering, glyphosate, Morgellons syndrome, and cell phone radiation. The discussion frames 2020 as a year where corporate toxins and digital surveillance have converged into a singular anti-human agenda.

The conversation shifts to the esoteric undercurrents of the cryptocurrency trend. Michael Joseph notes that while he is not a financial expert, he observes a sociological divide between those seeing crypto as a savior and those viewing it as a "mark of the beast" archetype. He cites a talk by Sophia Smallstorm as the catalyst for his research into the occult correlations within blockchain technology.

The frequency of the number 33 in cryptocurrency conferences and branding is linked to Masonic and JFK-related numerology. The "Phoenix" archetype, often seen in financial magazines like *The Economist*, is identified as the divine flame of Prometheus. Various companies like SophiaTX and Steemit are noted for using logos that mirror the Hebrew letter "Shin" or the triple flame.

Sophia Smallstorm returns to the program to discuss her new presentation, "Living in the Manhattan Project," which serves as part two of her "From Chemtrails to Pseudo-Life" series. The discussion frames modern environmental toxins, including fluoride, heavy metals, and high-frequency signals, as a unified campaign to alter human biology. Smallstorm also promotes her newsletter, The Avatar Update, and her health-focused retail site.

YouTube removed a 2013 episode featuring Sophia Smallstorm regarding Sandy Hook, signaling a likely permanent exit from the platform for The Higher Side Chats. Listeners are encouraged to migrate to the show's website or decentralized podcasting apps to ensure continued access. The host expresses concern over the long-term implications of centralized digital censorship over the next decade.

YouTube recently removed a 2013 episode featuring Sophia Smallstorm regarding Sandy Hook, signaling a potential crackdown on the show's archive. Listeners are encouraged to migrate to decentralized platforms or the official website to ensure continued access. The host emphasizes the importance of the THC+ subscription service to insulate the program from future platform instability and corporate censorship.

The discussion covers the "new moon" phenomenon and reports of stars being visible through the blacked-out lunar disk. Crow777 references Sophia Smallstorm’s work on the sepsis cycle and the idea that the moon generates its own "cool" light rather than reflecting the sun. He walks back his previous "hologram" description of the moon, now suggesting it is a closer, self-luminescent object rather than a rock in space.

Ilana Freeland discusses the 2017 announcement of Sophia, the humanoid robot, receiving citizenship in Saudi Arabia as a milestone for AI integration. She expresses concern that 5G millimeter waves, operating at 30-300 GHz, are the final key to penetrating human DNA for genetic-level dominance. This technology is framed as a tool for the "Out of Control" group, an investment analysis project led by Catherine Austin Fitts, which examines the intersection of finance and electromagnetic control.