00:28:59.380Um, and, you know, there are some interpretations, you know, where this kind of Jewish Gnostic idea
00:29:05.380of, of the Adam Cadman being the new man, um, that will be created through this repairing of the world.
00:29:12.380So, you know, in, in the Talmud itself, um, we see a central theme that the Jews, you know, see themselves to, to be basically God on earth.
00:29:23.380Um, you know, this belief system is, you know, one for another, uh, present in both religious and secular cultural Judaism.
00:29:31.380Um, you know, it's, you know, kind of, you know, do my, my little PC caveat, I guess, because I definitely, you know, I've had friends that are, that are Jews and, and, you know, they're not all like evil, wicked people or whatever, but as a, as a cultural and a social force, um, it just is what it is.
00:29:50.380I, I, you know, I'm sorry, it offends people.
00:29:53.380Um, definitely lost some friends over that.
00:29:56.380Uh, but, you know, and this, this kind of idea would be mirrored in, in sort of later secular and humanist philosophy that, that enculturated into the West and, you know, moving to free masonry, um, you know, kind of skipping over the, the, the, the mythological origins or, you know, Solomon's temple.
00:30:19.380Um, which is, which is interesting in itself because I mean, if you, Solomon himself was very much, uh, you know, he basically invited, you know, what they call foreign gods, which, which basically meant, uh, you know, he was making treaties with, with foreign powers to, to, so he could become, you know, a globalist, you know, at that time, kind of globalist trading nation, just like everybody else.
00:30:45.380Um, and, you know, he was thought of as the great, you know, figure in, in masonry, along with, you know, the architect Hiram Abiff.
00:30:55.380But, you know, back to historical masonry, you know, a lot of these folks were students or of Talmudic rabbis who around the time that masonry came about, um, had decided that it was okay to start, you know, letting the, the Gentiles and certain goyim, uh, know about their, you know, things like the Kabbalah, which, you know, again, is another one of those things that can be looked at or utilized in positive and negative ways, I guess.
00:31:25.360I've, I, I've never really been too big into practicing the Kabbalahs just seemed too foreign to me.
00:31:31.460Some people do it, but, you know, the Masons themselves, they were, you know, they, they were about the cities, um, and they're, you know, and, and this, this, this kind of spirituality, I guess you want to call it, that was largely, you know, almost antagonistic to the more agrarian peasant forms of spirituality that, that existed.
00:31:55.360And, and, and much of the, the kind of modern world is based on this, this war of these, of urban elitists against, uh, you know, rural traditions and rural folk.
00:32:06.460Um, you know, again, not to say that these, uh, you know, all these philosophies and practices are inherently evil, you know, things like alchemy and, and, you know, the hermetic texts that came out of the Renaissance that were, they were founded, they were funded by, you know, folks like the Medici's and, and banking clans because ultimately they found it served their self-interest.
00:32:29.720It was able, it was able, they were able to use it as a solvent to break down traditional structures and break down traditional orders.
00:32:39.320Um, it's kind of this, uh, sort of, uh, chthonic force, um, that was basically, you know, you seek to, to level the old order, the old traditional orders that are there, uh, with these forces so you can eventually remake it, uh, to, to more of your own liking.
00:32:57.880Um, but yeah, no, be it, you know, these Talmudic Jews or Masons, you know, it's, even if their ideological ancestors like the Phoenicians and Babylonians, you know, all these groups, uh, had a culture kind of geared more towards the, the merchant, merchant, mercantile caste of society that, that's always kind of been the perpetual outsider, uh, in, in the ancient medieval world.
00:33:25.320And, and, and so it's, it's basically a victory of the merchant class and, you know, the, you know, the self-interest of these merchant and banking cabals was, you know, the driving force behind Marxism as well.
00:33:38.920Um, you know, it's also, you know, with the French Revolution before it, um, and all these things were promoted and funded by these, you know, wealthy oligarchs and, and groups to further their own self-interest.
00:33:51.760You have the, you know, the new Soviet man that, that was talked about in, in, in communist Marxist-Leninism, um, that was supposed to arise out of this communist utopia, um, and, and all these things.
00:34:05.820And it was, again, it's, it's, it's part of this recurring theme that we see where, you know, we have concepts that attempt to mirror a spiritual quest for self-mastery, but doing so through inherently materialistic and, and anti-spiritual methods and philosophies.
00:34:22.380Yeah. And we see that today with, uh, their talk of ending racism, right? So in order to end racism and all conflict and strife in the world, which this planet isn't about that, right? Uh, one thing that we need to do is all blend into this new man, this new, uh, global man where we're all mixed together and there's no countries, there's no borders or boundaries. Uh, you know, we don't care about our heritage and our history because then that will create peace.
00:34:47.240I think that's another perversion that's taking that other Soviet new man to, to this day and age, like their plans of what they want to do. And I, I think another thing too, you mentioned of they're, they're using these things to benefit themselves, right? Some of this occult knowledge. And one of those things is, uh, hijacking really the, this divine feminine idea and using, um, you know, the feminist movement, right? Leveling masculinity, right? To, to, to remake it into basically these beta males that are easy to control.
00:35:17.240Right. But we keep hearing about the divine feminine in these new age circles. You know, it was, I was hearing about it for years. I was just like, enough of it already. How we've shifted from this masculine rule to feminine. So let's talk about this perversion of the masculine feminine balance and how both have been basically reduced, as you say in the book is caricatures of themselves.
00:35:36.980Yeah. Yeah. I mean, they, they, they really are. I mean, you know, masculine and feminine itself. I mean, we're, we're talking about polarities, you know, like polarities, like the poles on a battery or, you know, I, I think the best, it's like yin and yang. Um, you know, each, each is, they compliment each other, but each are, are distinct and they have their own characteristics in nature. And, and they're meant to exist like that. Um,
00:36:05.980And, and, but, you know, they need to coexist and they need to work together and they have specific, you know, roles and functions and characteristics that need to be understood and respected.
00:36:20.400Um, you know, um, you know, I think of, you know, there was a, a Gnostic myth of, uh, Sophia, um, one of the, basically the, the, the great goddess of, of Gnosticism and how she was basically attempted to create on her own without the masculine counterpart.
00:36:44.220And she essentially, uh, and she essentially, uh, made a monster, um, things like that. Uh, you know, we have in ancient times, uh, let's say in, in Babylon and Phoenicia, there was the, the carnival of Ishtar, um, where they would set aside certain, you know, a certain period of time for, for folks to basically, you know, invert society or, well, it was basically, uh, it was, it was more of a, uh,
00:37:14.220sort of a focused inversion, you know, it, it had its place, it had its time, but, you know, in larger society, you know, they still maintain the, the masculine principles that were used to governing and order.
00:37:27.040Um, you know, but now we're in a state of, of constant carnival and, and tearing down what's left of the old institutions to rebuild the new world.
00:37:36.000You know, we don't have, you know, this, this idea that there's, okay, there is, is this, this darker feminine force.
00:37:44.420Um, and really what it is, it's, it's the, it's, you know, speaking from a, from a spiritual perspective, it's, it's the, it's what's known as the abyss, or it's, it's kind of like the, like a black mirror.
00:37:59.340Um, and it reflects everything inside of you and everything inside of humanity that needs, it's, it's all, it shows you all your monsters.
00:38:09.400But your monsters are there for you to overcome, cross over the abyss, and you go into, into the light of the solar sun.
00:38:17.320Um, and again, it's this idea that the, the dark feminine is there to test us and to help us cross over into the, into the solar.
00:38:31.360Um, but again, this is being used, you know, things like feminism, um, you know, it's, it's, it's this inverted feminism.
00:38:38.320Um, I'm this inverted feminine, and it, it's, it's, socially, it's been used to really fool women into thinking that motherhood is oppressive, and that working as wage slaves is freedom, which is baffling when you really think about, but that's, that's what it is.
00:38:55.700It's, it's, it's, and, you know, it's very anti-feminine, isn't it?
00:38:59.420You know, we have these, these, um, kind of weakened, emasculated, uh, really now toxic men, because it's, you know, it's not that masculinity itself is, is toxic.
00:39:13.960It's, it's that it's been made toxic by a world that wants to destroy it.
00:39:19.360It's, you know, men, men as men are inherently dangerous to any sort of overarching system of control.
00:39:31.520Um, so we need to be broken down as well.
00:39:35.840Um, and it, again, it, it manifests either as, you know, super weak, super feminine, or men who overcompensate and basically just act like children.
00:39:46.260You know, we are in a world of adult children, um, you know, that, that is unfortunately what it is.
00:39:54.220Um, you know, we, you know, people don't want responsibilities.
00:39:59.280They, they, they just want to, you know, they want freedom without the responsibility of having it.
00:40:04.820And freedom in, in the modern sense is just, I want to be able to do whatever I want.
00:40:09.600Um, and, you know, it's, it's, again, all of this is used against us.
00:40:16.720It is used, uh, basically to break down, you know, whatever's left of, of things like, you know, traditional society, you know, the family, you know, the tribe, you know, all these organic, you know, organic ways of, of living and being.
00:40:33.400Um, you know, that's, you know, unfortunately it's doing a lot of damage to, to people, to, to men, women, and, and frankly, children.
00:40:43.620It's, it's, it's destroying the way kids are growing up now.
00:40:46.800Um, and yeah, I mean, I, I, myself am, am, am somebody who came from a divorced home and, and, you know, didn't have, you know, definitely, I did have a father figure, but definitely didn't grow up with a, uh, you know, a father in the traditional sense.
00:41:04.080And, you know, it's one of those things where I've had to spend my adult life working to discipline myself and working to discover, you know, that true masculine force within me and what that means, um, as opposed to having somebody guide me through that and seek out initiations on my own.
00:41:22.440Wow. Yeah, I know. And there's a lot of guys in that situation too, unfortunately. It's like, it used to be the older generations, they would teach what it is to be a man.
00:41:31.260You know, they go through their initiations or, or being a woman, like how important it is, a family and having children and all those things.
00:41:37.620That's all gone out the window through all this, uh, programming and, and equality is one of the things I want to get into.
00:41:43.500This, this obsession, uh, with equity and equality, it's just like, it's insane.
00:41:50.220It's like people are just psychotic about it.
00:41:52.220So I want to talk about where that stems from because you had a chapter where you were basically talking about, uh, Indo-Aryan humanitarianism and kind of, uh,
00:42:01.260some of the roots of where the stems from.
00:42:03.260And I found that to be really interesting.
00:42:04.640So maybe you could give us this, like a brief summary of that.
00:42:34.380Um, there are a lot of your, your, you know, viewers and listeners will know that, you know, ancient Persia,
00:42:40.420um, they, you know, were, most of them were, you know, of Indo-European stock, uh, which, you know, similar to those of us, uh, you know, from Europe, uh, European descent,
00:42:52.980uh, Western Europe and Eastern Europe.
00:42:55.940Um, but, you know, it was this idea that, you know, spiritual principles, uh, needed to be embodied in, in earthly law, uh, to create a just society,
00:43:06.580um, and that to orient the society in that manner would, would help it to, to reach, uh, godliness, uh, I think it was, uh, called Senta Manu.
00:43:16.540Um, you know, obviously a problem with, with, with anything, you know, like that, you know, is, is it can have trappings of, uh, you know, utopianism in, in that we can, you know,
00:43:33.760uh, if we're looking to mirror the divine, we can potentially do it in a perverse materialistic way and ultimately lose, um, what we were looking to do.
00:43:43.680But I think the, you know, this idea of, you know, cause Cyrus the Great, he was, uh, definitely about, I said, looking to, to create this, this sort of, uh, divine kingdom.
00:43:59.620Um, um, and, you know, we have, uh, in, in our traditions, in, in Western European traditions and, in, as a, in general, you know, we look at, you know, ancient Germanic law and the positions of, of women and Celtic and Germanic culture.
00:44:15.220Um, I, myself, I, in my blog, especially, I didn't talk too much about it in the book because it's something that warrants its own.
00:44:24.100Um, and eventually I'm going to get to writing a book on this.
00:44:26.540Um, I was always fascinated or I've been fascinated for several years, uh, by, uh, the Oralinda book.
00:44:33.100Um, I think you've also had, uh, Jan Ott on your show a couple of times here.
00:44:38.100And they really speak of, uh, you know, an ancient, uh, your proto, it would be basically considered a proto-Indo-European, uh, culture, um, where it was very much about, you know,
00:44:52.540a just society, uh, freedom, but, but, you know, responsibility, uh, for those freedoms.
00:44:59.500It was about having, you know, people having, uh, equality under the law.
00:45:26.100Yeah, no, it's, it definitely, cause it's, you know, equality under the law does not mean, you know, we're all equal in, you know, every facet.
00:45:34.560You know, this idea that we need, you know, everybody needs to be made the same.
00:45:39.140Um, you know, all you're going to do, all you do is create a race to the bottom.
00:45:43.500You know, it's, it's just appealing to the lowest common denominator rather than, you know, on the one hand, seeking to raise people up, uh, you know, not just through, you know, providing basic needs and things like that, but creating a culture that, that seeks to drive them to strive to be the best that they are, the best that they can be and, and manifest out of themselves.
00:46:06.060Um, instead of doing that, because that's too hard, you know, that, in that, in that empowered and, and, you know, in, in modern sense, you know, the term to the, the ruling elite we have, that would empower people too much.
00:46:18.560Um, so instead we need something that's, that's basically create the society of, again, grown children whining because the other kid has a toy that they don't.
00:46:45.620It's really about power and it's about money.
00:46:48.500And you said, while it's appealing to the part of ourselves that identifies with the victim, this critical theory, social justice belief system is just that a belief system.
00:46:56.420You said it's low hanging fruit to those who are actually on the path of spiritual development.
00:47:00.920So let's get into this, uh, social justice movement a bit and your thoughts.
00:47:06.740Um, yeah, I see the, the, the trigger for me, I mean, part of, part of the, the impetus for me writing that and writing about social justice and things like that so much was because I used to professionally work in that, in that, that environment.
00:47:23.460I, that was how I, I came to be where I am, was originally taking a job, uh, with, uh, organized labor at the time.
00:47:32.860And, uh, seems like another lifetime ago.
00:47:35.200Um, and, and at this point, all my, uh, all my former friends or associates there have definitely, uh, uh, I'm on blacklist, we'll say.
00:47:45.760Um, but it's, yeah, I mean, you know, these, these groups, these organizations, you know, like the one I worked for, like, you know, Black Lives Matter organization, all that.
00:47:56.740You know, first and foremost, they're, they're ultimately self-serving.
00:48:00.860Um, they, if, if, if the problems that they fight for went away, then they wouldn't exist.
00:48:10.100They wouldn't be getting their prestige or whatever else, you know, that justifies their existence.
00:48:16.640Um, and ultimately, you know, if you're, you're not a rebel, if you're, if you're getting a paycheck from an organization that's supposedly fighting the power structure, meanwhile, they're putting in candidates that are part of the power structure.
00:48:36.180You know, I, I was basically just, just working to, to get Democrats in office.
00:48:40.320That's, that's really what it was about.
00:48:41.960You know, we kind of laughed about it at the time, but it's, it's, you know, that's what it was.
00:48:45.500You know, they're just used to advance the, the neoliberal power structure itself and kind of corral any sort of folks that, that might actually want to rebel into these approved, approved camps into these, you know, approved, approved outlets, you know, like a, like a, like a steam valve or something like that to, you know.
00:49:09.380So, and it helps people feel like, oh, they belong, you know, they feel like they belong to something.
00:49:16.420And, you know, it's, it's really what it was.
00:49:19.160I gotta ask, what changed, what changed your mind then?
00:49:21.060What pulled you out of that whole scene of the social justice warrior?
00:49:24.440Well, it was funny because I guess I was always kind of at a dichot, a bit of a dissonance, I guess.
00:49:37.300You know, I came in to being politically involved from my, my old sensei, who also was the one who got me and, you know, looked at the new age stuff.
00:49:46.880Um, he introduced me to Ron Paul and Alex Jones of all things.
00:49:52.240So I would go out canvassing, knocking on the door, talking about, you know, healthcare reform or whatever kind of, kind of BS we were talking about at the time.
00:50:01.820And, you know, I was listening to InfoWars on my lunch break.
00:50:06.300Um, so that's kind of where I did too years ago.
00:50:09.340So obviously that kind of dissonance couldn't can hold.
00:50:13.880And it was just, I would, you know, hear, you know, the kind of talking points, like this idea that, oh, you know, these tea party people, you know, that was the thing at the time, just back 2010, 2011, 2012, um, these tea party people, they're, they're all racist.
00:50:30.260And that's kind of why they do things.
00:50:32.940And it's just like, no, it's, it's really, it's really not what it's about.
00:50:38.220It's, it's, again, it's, it's a, uh, you know, anyone from, from the left and, and liberalism in general, they only know right wing thought of any kind.
00:50:50.180And I mean, you know, the whole Alex Jones libertarian thing, that's, you can argue that's even a really right wing.
00:50:58.080I mean, you can argue if American conservatism is really right, right wing, but, you know, these folks, they only know, the average liberal only knows the right from the writings of their enemies.
00:51:10.260You know, they know them and they know us caricature.
00:51:12.780Uh, and it's, it makes things, it's easier that way.
00:51:16.760And it's also easier to demonize people when you don't really know the complexities or the ins and outs of what they are actually standing for, what they actually believe or want in all of this.
00:51:27.480Yeah, it gets them out of having to debate them because there's some big things that need to be answered there.
00:51:31.940And it's easy to corner those people with just a simple line of questioning.
00:51:36.100I wanted to get your opinion on why the attack on European people, white people, if you will, in terms of physical, but also the spiritual aspects.
00:51:46.120Why is it, why the obsession to war against our people right now?
00:51:54.160Well, um, there, there's the, what I would say, you know, might be somewhat obvious answer.
00:52:01.060And there is a, a very longstanding, uh, grudge, uh, from, I don't know, that's from a certain tribe of people.
00:52:10.840You know, there, there's definitely a longstanding Jewish grudge against white Europeans and traditional, you know, European Christians.
00:52:19.180And it's historical and it, it, it has, you know, it has its roots, you know, far back.
00:52:25.440Uh, you know, you have, you know, this, you know, back to, to Rome and, and, you know, Phoenicia and, and older than that, um, you know, where it come from or, or why, you know, we can, you know, I guess going back to the middle ages, you know, there was definitely, you know, this idea that, that Jews or Talmudic Jews in particular, um, you know, who's again, were, were protesters and ancestors.
00:52:54.300And then of the new age movement and are particular with Kabbalah and are still very much, uh, involved now, uh, you know, it's, you know, Jewish people are, are speckled throughout the, the new age movement.
00:53:09.180You know, they can, you know, they can, you go from, you know, the integral stuff to, you know, they're Buddhist people and teachers and, and, you know, channelers and all this kind of stuff.
00:53:21.540Um, and, you know, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's ultimately a grudge of resentment.
00:53:25.820Uh, I, I would say, um, they, but there also could be other aspects of it.
00:53:33.740I guess that I've, you know, talking about the, the Oralinda book, um, it definitely does talk about, um, ancient, almost kind of, uh, racial type grudges that are going on.
00:53:45.500Um, and things like that, you know, there, there have been people like, I want to say, Miguel Serrano and others kind of in the more right-wing sort of, uh, new age, uh, that, that was, you know, there around the turn of the century.
00:54:00.680And, and, and just after the, uh, World War II, um, talking about the sort of, you know, you know, Jewish being, you know, Jews being the, the agents of the archons and, and, and these kinds of forces.
00:54:17.260It could be something that, that is an inherent archetypal drive.
00:54:23.720Um, you know, I, I, I believe, you know, ultimately it's, it's, it serves a role in, in force.
00:54:30.680Um, and, and, and, as a hero, um, as far as through opposition, through adversaries.
00:54:35.160So, I mean, it's definitely, I guess, helpful in that way.
00:54:38.980Um, but, you know, I will say, I know, you know, white Europeans in general, uh, we have, uh, a long history.
00:54:49.800And again, even going back to the, the, the idea of the Oralinda book, if you think about it as a potential history of, of, you know, pre-Uno Europeans, um, approach.
00:55:00.680into europeans and say they were very much opposed to slavery uh and you know it's it's something
00:55:06.680that we've have had a tradition of you know we have always demanded uh more justice we we have
00:55:14.360high justice you know societies you know we we are very big into law you know we have our breed on
00:55:19.320law the common law um you know of course the constitution which you know has its issues but
00:55:27.640is definitely you know stems from that particularly the the bill of rights which was from the
00:55:32.120anti-federalists who were actually vehemently opposed to the constitution but i think they
00:55:36.040were the best part of it um and in us being having these standards uh is troublesome for
00:55:43.240a global oligarchy that's bent on totalitarian control of all aspects of human life oh yeah
00:55:48.760look at us we're the one demographic that's largely standing up against vaccines and this globalist
00:55:54.920regime and all these horrible things that we're trying to push against us we're the loudest ones
00:55:59.240right i mean that's why they just call it basically this a anti-covid jab movement they call it a far
00:56:04.920right extremist racist white supremacist movement oh it is um definitely i don't think uh one of my
00:56:11.880favorite uh developments honestly out of the whole covet thing has been you know the talk of or this this
00:56:21.240kind of move against what's called like kind of conspiracyality conspirituality culture um and
00:56:29.320there's several articles that have come out here in the last uh year or so you know lamenting about
00:56:35.160well all the the normally you know kind of lefty wagey sort of wellness movement has as has joined with
00:56:44.600with with with q and and these far-right nazis i'm like you know i'm just gonna think it back
00:56:50.120it's like oh cool i've been doing this for a while it's it's it's refreshing it's refreshing to see and
00:56:57.160i think you know that's that's something that i have a lot of a lot of hope for yeah me too definitely
00:57:03.880that's right it's a plus there's always going to be that boomerang effect right so there's always going
00:57:08.280to be a reaction i also wanted to get into um because time is ticking so so many things in your book i
00:57:13.320want to get into but uh blood and soil the importance of ancestors and all that and part of
00:57:18.440that is tribalism now a lot of times i hear conservatives are always down on tribalism right
00:57:22.840they they lump tribalism in with negative actions like greed and fear but everything is tribal everyone
00:57:28.920is tribal everyone is guilty of it you even say whether you're in a sewing club or military or
00:57:33.880political group that's all tribalism right you're you're coming together with people that you you
00:57:39.560agree with and you have common interests with and you're you're fighting for something right
00:57:44.120and in our case yeah yeah and it's not this bad thing and then of course they have the globalist
00:57:49.240elitists you know sure they're they're a tribe if you will even though there's lots of infighting and
00:57:53.640and they're doing their things but why is it important uh tribalism and blood and soil you get into
00:58:01.400like the blood of our ancestors that's important because there's a tribal component that's genetic
00:58:06.680and then there's a tribal component of of people that just have some shared you know interests but
00:58:11.640we're never going to get away from this tribalism thing and it's it's going more more down that path
00:58:17.240which which i support because this idea of these big countries and these big regions it's just things
00:58:22.360are too divided and too chaotic so now people are thinking more in terms of small smaller locally
00:58:28.920finding finding your tribe finding your village and i feel like that's a step in in the right direction
00:58:33.640to be able to weather some things that may be potentially coming
00:58:39.960yeah i mean you know this idea or this belief that that there could be some kind of post-tribal
00:58:47.480human or or you know this this attempt to make you know to to atomize us and to make us these
00:58:53.960completely deracinated rootless cogs in a machine really you know that's that's that's what it's about
00:58:59.560you know we're meant to be you know replaceable cogs in a machine that that you know have no origin
00:59:06.920and just have the history that is written for us on you know whatever whatever day you know the media
00:59:12.760decides to to say this story is for that story is true um but it's it's ultimately you know you're not
00:59:19.480going to make a human uh not tribal any more than you're going to make a dog or or wolf that doesn't
00:59:26.040want to run in packs or a bee that doesn't want to be part of a hive or something like that it's it's
00:59:32.360natural it's it's it's part of the the fabric of of our nature and i believe that you know nature itself
00:59:42.360is intelligent and you know the the nature that we see on earth is a reflection of of higher cosmic law
00:59:49.080and order and realities and you know speaking of of you know talking about ancestry um you know i
00:59:56.440believe that you know we need to fully actualize ourselves and and our ancestry is a big part of that
01:00:04.920um they literally made us they are the chain that that created us and you know on our in many ways
01:00:13.880and there's strength and wisdom there and i think be foolish not to utilize it i know in my own practice
01:00:19.320i have a little shrine to my my ancestors and some grandparents and great-grandparents and great
01:00:26.520great-grandparents up there and i you know i seek to honor them and you know ask them for their their
01:00:33.720strength and their guidance and if i'm doing a communion i'll invite them to come in and come into
01:00:39.400communion with me um and it's you know i think it's it's it's something that it's it's part of part of
01:00:47.480who we are and the idea that we need to you know discard who we are we need to pretend that it doesn't
01:00:57.880exist or pretend that it does that isn't important um is is is not good and it's not not healthy you
01:01:05.480know to for us to live in in these kinds of societies that we live in that that that sees these things as
01:01:12.360as a negative or don't really value them i mean even you know i came from from rural maine and even
01:01:18.840there um you know we were you know we were white but we didn't really think about our you know the
01:01:27.640deeper what that means and i mean yes you know this is my my skin color it's it it's part of who i
01:01:33.160am and it's and it's a representative of of my ancestry and who i am but you know there's there's more
01:01:38.920that like there's more to you know i i i like to learn about my ancestors i've had been fortunate
01:01:44.760enough to walk on the grounds in scotland where my ancestors lived uh long before i even knew that
01:01:52.120they that they were actually there that was where my my clan was from cool um and it's it adds uh it
01:01:59.800adds a richness uh to to your life and and you know in my own shamanic practices that i've that i would do
01:02:06.040years ago um i would always kind of find myself coming into contact with these sort of uh ancestral
01:02:14.920sort of northern european archetypes they would always pop up and you know there's again there
01:02:20.520there's wisdom and there's there's there's things there to be gleaned that i think is is would be
01:02:26.440wrong for us not to take advantage of them wrong for us not to honor these people that that you know
01:02:32.440were foundational to who we are and be grateful for them and the sacrifices they made it's almost a
01:02:37.720way of i think of almost reincarnation because we are all those that have gone before us right people
01:02:43.480talk about ancestral blood memories or uh stephen mcnallan talking about you know tribal genetic
01:02:48.600memories or uh chains of uh ancestral connections there's a lot of folk wisdom there right that that's
01:02:55.720imparted that you tap into and that's why it's so important i think to get in touch with as they say
01:03:01.160blood and soil right because with that comes all this other knowledge and self-actualization and i
01:03:08.600think that's why they're so terrified of european people like getting back in touch with that being
01:03:13.320growing up in america me too growing up in oregon like you didn't oh i'm i'm white or whatever i knew
01:03:18.440i was russian though so i had a whole heritage and history there but i didn't know how far deep it was
01:03:24.600you know there was all these things i didn't learn about because no one tells you about these things or
01:03:28.520you just learn about just like basic tier american history but as an american you don't think of
01:03:34.120yourself as european and that there's this old rich tribal culture and heritage there and folk
01:03:39.880religions and i mean that's really life-changing i think for for especially growing up in america when
01:03:45.000you learn some of those things and then it makes you want to dive into the history of where your people
01:03:49.400were what did they do and am i kind of following in their legacy you know and some of those things i've
01:03:55.080unconsciously picked up on it was like oh yeah oh yeah some of my my great-grandparents and stuff
01:04:00.840they were they were on bolshevik lists you know they were hunted down back then and so i'm just
01:04:05.720basically following in the line of those who have gone before me but it's a it's a pretty cool realization
01:04:11.080when you tap into that and i think there's a lot of power and strength that you can draw upon there
01:04:15.800like you said that you will call out to them when you're doing things and and i do that too if i'm
01:04:19.960meditating or praying and like i could feel you feel them with you you know you feel them watching
01:04:25.400over you and that's that's very important yeah i mean it's like i said i'm like again like like you're
01:04:35.000saying i'm you know learning about my ancestors and you know again learning to be to be grateful for
01:04:42.200them i think is is again so and so important and you know as far as uh you know the reincarnation i
01:04:49.960mean that's that's definitely you know there's you know blood memory and things like that there are
01:04:54.680indigenous tribes all over the world that that do still talk about that you know we as as europeans
01:05:00.760we've been gone through such a such a process to to sort of purge all this all this from us and all this
01:05:08.760kind of you know traditional you know ways of thinking and being and doing it's it's it's been
01:05:14.520a process that's happened over over centuries now and you know even even with america that was also
01:05:20.760another state stage in in that kind of us becoming very very rootless you know but you know i think
01:05:29.080you know we need to be you know as as physical and spiritual beings we need to be like trees yes we
01:05:35.720have our our branches extended towards towards heaven and the divine and cosmic and all that we
01:05:40.680also need to be rooted in here uh rooted and and and what we are and where we come from and i think
01:05:47.480that's that's that's important and it's something that's just being you know completely under attacked
01:05:52.920by a system that just wants to erase all distinctions and all boundaries you know i mean on the on the base
01:06:00.760surface level you know because you know racing any sort of boundaries and and sovereignty you know
01:06:06.600makes things easier for global commerce uh but there's you know definitely a spiritual component to
01:06:12.520that too um in that you're just you know it's an attempt to it's paved over nature it's it's it's
01:06:21.240an attempt to to replace nature with with an office and again you know this all goes back to the
01:06:27.640the transhumanism things i mean it all kind of is interconnected this sort of impulse to to to do
01:06:35.080what's what's being done um is is very very deep and you know spiritually speaking you know through our
01:06:46.360blood you know we are we are connected to our ancestors and they do live on through us and i do believe
01:06:53.320in the spiritual component of the blood and and how it is a medium again for for divine impulses to come
01:07:00.680through and to be manifest and made whole through us yeah you also get into jungian psychology now i
01:07:06.200love young too a lot and basically like looking into the shadow and the collective unconscious and it
01:07:12.600feels like we're really in that period right now as a people specifically europeans where we're we're
01:07:18.120experiencing we're really taking a hard look at the the shadow self right a lot of the weaknesses and the
01:07:22.600dark spots and we're dealing with that so really it's a spiritual alchemical kind of great work that
01:07:28.520we're going through this uh transformation process right not like the barbara specter one but the the
01:07:33.560true and deep like spiritual thing so what do you think that we are fighting fighting for like uh
01:07:41.560physically i know this is huge uh physically spiritually like our mission is is it perfection are we
01:07:48.280trying to find our way somewhere else like what do you think is going on i know we could speculate all
01:07:53.320day long on that but yeah i mean we can definitely speculate i mean i know you know there is this idea
01:08:00.600of i mean it's it's talked about in the bible and in you know in other ways in other places um you know it's
01:08:09.480new heaven and new earth this idea that we are you know ultimately seeking to ascend and transmute
01:08:16.680ourselves uh and and at the same time while the earth is being transmuted into a higher form of
01:08:24.840ourselves in itself because us and the earth we're we're we're together this is this idea that there's
01:08:30.920going to be some some post human earth i i don't buy into that for a second i think yeah i think it's
01:08:38.360it's like where we are part of it we are you know we can't be separated from it um and so i think that
01:08:47.720we are ultimately looking to uh embody these these higher spiritual forces within ourselves um and you
01:08:56.600know this kind of gets into the the kind of solar king uh christ or logos figure you know the logos
01:09:02.280itself being the the ordering principle of nature and and the force of the of the sun uh physically
01:09:08.040and spiritually and the spiritual aspects of the sun um and you know this kind of solar king figure
01:09:15.320acting you know ultimately as a mediator or a transformer and it sort of steps down these these higher
01:09:21.400cosmic energies so it can be used by us and help to evolve us while at the same time you know these
01:09:28.120mediators will help step it down so because you know these higher cosmic forces uh without being
01:09:34.920mediated can also potentially destroy physically and and psychologically that's you know also a danger
01:09:41.720in any kind of occult practice or anything like that if you know if you're not ready if you have not done
01:09:48.280the internal work um you start monkeying around with stuff you know you can it can have uh issues it
01:09:56.120can have uh consequences on your on your mental emotional health um i know in my communion ritual that i do
01:10:03.960um i seek myself to have in turn act as a mediator and trans transformer for the the kind of christ and
01:10:14.040solar power in myself and as well as you know kind of a prayer that you know bringing my ancestors and
01:10:19.720and you know really for for the entirety of humanity i mean first you know when i pray first and foremost
01:10:26.760it's it's for those that i love those that are closest to me um you know my tribe so to speak and you
01:10:34.120know those around me that that have been brought into my life i believe everybody that's that's in my life
01:10:40.520is there for a specific reason and that i have you know some kind of ties and obligation there
01:10:47.080i pray for my people my folk um you know those from the european and you know i call the the children
01:10:53.720of freya and i then will pray for you know the folks of of other races and you know the other beings
01:11:01.560and animals and and the earth but you know it's i think it's definitely important you know when we're
01:11:08.920doing prayer or any kind of service you know to have you know we need to keep our priorities in order
01:11:16.760and you know those you know those of us who are closest to us in our lives you know they need to be
01:11:23.560what we're thinking of first and you know kind of go on from there but you know the idea that the sun
01:11:31.560sacrifices itself uh literally and mythologically you know kind of going back to the whole young aspect of
01:11:37.640of these archetypes and the the solar king archetype and the king archetype in general um
01:11:45.640it's it's ancient and it's you know this idea that you know the king in ancient times was thought to
01:11:52.840embody um thought to be be a god or specifically a lot of time was was embodying the the the solar
01:12:00.040forces or solar spirits and would seek again it's like this idea of the the indo-aryan uh spirituality
01:12:09.880and humanitarianism the chapter there is talking about you know seeking to bring the divine down
01:12:16.760into the earth uh speaking seeking to bring it into society um but always having that connection to the
01:12:24.680divine you know never not this idea that we're looking to do now is kind of this this secular uh
01:12:31.320humanism utopia where we're just going to use our own you know idea of economics politics statecraft and
01:12:39.880science you know which is really you know applied science technology um to make the world a better place
01:12:47.640as opposed to again looking to connect and bring ourselves into alignment with these higher spiritual
01:12:54.440forces i love that the return of the solar king we we definitely need the return of the solar king
01:13:01.080and i think that we are making that happen now right we're all calling upon the return of the solar
01:13:05.640king so i wanted to ask you where can people buy the book i know arctos right arctos uh definitely
01:13:12.440dot com is definitely the the best place to go um i know you can get it on amazon as well uh you know
01:13:21.400i think it's i think it's available in all the formats there last i checked the digital format hard
01:13:27.320cover and the soft cover and i think barnes and nobles uh too as well um but yeah definitely definitely
01:13:35.080if you're going to get it uh go to go to arctos and i would say even though it's more expensive uh
01:13:41.400buy the hard copy um that was one of the main reasons i wanted to do this is because i've
01:13:45.720always wanted to have something in a physical book i love physical books i mean yeah i do a blog but
01:13:50.760but really you know blogs and and things on the internet they can be memory hold pretty quick but
01:13:57.480but a physical book you have in your hands you can give to to other people you can hand it down um
01:14:03.400you know it's that's i think that's the best and when the power goes out you can still
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