Join Gigi Young for Occulted, a new livestream series where current events are unpacked through an esoteric lens, revealing the hidden forces shaping our world. Her opening segment in this series explores data centers and demons.
Among the historical and occult figures cited: Rudolf Steiner, Helena Blavatsky and Edgar Cayce.
Dylan Louis Monroe was a fashion designer who had a massive spiritual awakening in 2017.
Monroe has now become a crucial tool and spoke in the wheel for mapping the occult and shining a light on the Trump operation to counteract and defang the Deep State.
Here, he brings David Nino Rodriguez up to date on his latest projects and discusses what’s really going on. They get into occult signals and power players, the kind of topics that used to get researchers killed. Nowadays, the probing isn’t as deadly, although the situation remains quite fluid, as always.
Richard Syrett breaks down the darkest theory in music history: that the British Invasion, MKUltra, and the Tavistock Institute’s psychological warfare research all converge in the story of Jimi Hendrix’s manager, Mike Jeffrey.
He was allegedly a British intelligence operative who used psychic driving techniques to control and ultimately eliminate his own client. Herfe’s more from Seth Holehouse on Man In America.
How do we enter the astral world when we experience dreams?
Here’s a look at that questions through the gaze of the great philosopher and occultist Rudolf Steiner as well as the Buddhist religion and its focus on bardos.
What are bardos? Those are transitional states lying somewhere between death and rebirth. Here’s more from Greg Reese.
In this episode of Hidden History, I sit down with broadcaster and author Richard Syrett to explore the hidden forces behind classic rock. We examine the Beatles, MK-Ultra experiments involving sound and repetition, cultural engineering, Jimmy Page’s interest in Aleister Crowley, Led Zeppelin’s occult symbols, and the troubling questions surrounding Jimi Hendrix’s death.
Once you see how music, psychology, and power may intersect, you may never hear classic rock the same way again. Here’s more from Seth Holehouse on Man In America.
Here, Greg Reese explores the cycles of the Great Reset, particularly those adopted by the Hindus and Mayans as well as how the Zodiac was viewed by the philosophers of ancient Greece. The elusive Black Sun adds esoteric and occult components, many focused around the planet Saturn. Reese explains a few of the figures who delved into the Black Sun, including Helena Blavatsky.
We are nearing major changes in the Kali Yuga cycles, and those are shaping the great upheavals we are seeing around the globe — not only economic strife and war, but also great physical transformations as well.
The word occult is from the Latin occultus (clandestine, secret), referring to “knowledge of the hidden”, and is not inherently evil or negative.
Every culture, from Egypt to India to the Norse, preserved teachings about unseen forces that shape consciousness and reality itself.
Here, author and anthropologist Robert Sepehr takes us on a journey to a museum of the occult — the Mystic Museum –in Burbank, California.
The term Aryan dates back to ancient history when people used it to describe those who settled in the Middle East, Northern India, and Europe.
Modern-day peoples in these regions are descendants of these Proto-Indo-Europeans.
This presentation addresses some of their ancient esoteric belief systems and practices. Here’s more from Robert Sepehr, author and anthropologist.
